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Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

MUST sell tGxliO just east of 9th on Hickory,
NlS2,1g 100 paved St, Il block away, worth &,iOQ.
Other bargains, improved and unimprovel.
Good inside properly to trade for farm. An
thony Johnson, go $. llth st. 1874 IT,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

Nj FRANKLIN formerly of 5t3 Paxton Bldg.
IVA. win carry on his trading at 1911 Farnam st.
Redick's Block at Paulsen and Arneman's room
and will always have a good list of property
to trade and exchange. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

TOR SALE-Lot in Smith Park, 50x1l6, facing
II east on 18th st. Price, $500; u cash; If you
don't wish to build on the lot do not apply. G.
+. Harrison, AIS 5 10Th. N
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

yUANTED-To rent, a house with modern i'm
w proyements,i in good neighborhood, con-
yenlent 70 horse or cable cars, Address, stating
location and rent, A i, Bee Office. 2s7-ltj
WANTED-To rent, a nicely located single
w house, containing about T. to II rooms.
fall or address room +OJ Paxton bid, giving de-
HCription. lag 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

NOR SALE-Beautiful s-room house with all
Il modern improvements, full lot, Kountze
place, 5000; y cash, win trade for good va
cant business property on lower Saunders st.
c. +. Harrison, AIS S 18th st. 6D6
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

ITO ENCHANGE-House and lot in Nora
1 Springs. Ia, worth $500, bank building in
same place worth $500, and lGJ.acres of land in
Hauc6ck county, Iowa, worth s., no. all clear.
for business property or good residence in
Omaha, Will nay y, Too to 5000 cash additional.
Call and get full particulars. {. +. Harrison, AIS
s 18Th st. 4i
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

HOUSES. stores and flats 10 rent, all parts Of
Lefty. II II. Wandell, 40S n 18th, End floor.
4g a21
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

WHO wants TO buy one of the best corner
w lots in Orchard Hin FOR s65O2 small cash
payment, balance very easy terms, this lot Is 30
xl5N, large enough To build four cottages on. Il.
j. SternsdOrl, room Il, opp L. q. 800 ~
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13
BOARDING..
WANTED-To RsNT.

"ANTED-1Ul liable boarders at the Globe
w hotel, Douglas st bet l3th and 18th: best
in city. 500 a II
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13
THE RAILWAY TIME TABLES

BURLINGTON ROUTE. Leave Arrive
Depot 10th and Mason sts. Omaha. Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

I .ARGE and small room suitable for gentle
IL man. with or Without board, 1872 Dodge.
lDb
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

"ANTED-Men for the west. Albright's
w labor agency. lI2U FarnAm st. Clio
pOYS-Am. Dist. Tel. Co., 1874 Douglas.
ID GIL
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

IGOR SALE-Furniture nearly new; house 9
L ruums; terms reasonable. nos Douglas. j.
l.. Chamberlain. i5}
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

DOR SALE-Or trade, for good productive
L property. one Of the best notels IN Omaha
Address, \ 81, Bee Office. III SIS
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13
A FEW choice investments.

q j. sTERNSDoRFF, rooms opposite post
". Office, viii sell you n good i-rOom house
on 18th street, , blocks south Of car line. by pay
ing 800 cash. balance monthly payments to
suit. This is a splendid opportunity for any.
one wanting q Chpan homo. 35l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

NEW Broom cottage, lot 42NlG0, Cass st. near
~ 3jth; price T2.jOO; payments to suit; this is q
bargain. +. X. Darling, 1921 FaruNm. l3 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

NALENTlNES Shorthand and I ypewriting
' Institute is the largest and best equipped
Shorthand school in the west. Graduates ali oc-
cupy good paying situations. Students can m
ter NJ any time. Send for circular. New Pax
ton building, Omaha. sl8S. 3
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13
TRAINS.

Hastings Blk Hills Pas 1850 a. m. 4:35 p m.
Norfolk Passenger. ...... 5:i5 u m. l0:bO 4. I'm.
tDaily. +Except Sunday,
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

GMALL store for rent on n l6th st, fixtures
paud goods for sale, about $50. Coop. l.. Il
l.. Co, 20 n 10th st. l55 10
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

NEW : seated carriage and new single top
~ buggy to trade for long time real estate
mortgage. w. Il. Selby 1921 Faruam st. Go
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

WHAT have You to offer for 1,2S0 acres Of
w timber landi n West Virginia, clear of in
cumbrance, perfect title. George J. Sternsdort,
Room O. opposite p. y. 2l
Omaha daily bee., 1888-08-13

TENHE Omaha Financial Exchange, Room il.
4 Barker block, southwest corner of Far
nam and 18th SITS.
Makes a speciality OF short-time collateral and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-09
O. ~ i'll s,
6TH-AvE.. GOTH TO 21ST ST.
IMMENSE STOCK
CHOICE GOODS FOR
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
Ladies' Garments
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
800 English Seal Plush Wraps,
richly trimmed, 1915, $500
and $50. 7J; worth $50 to s5J.
17J English Seal Plush Sacques,
SI7.7J, S22.JO, S27.JO and S3J.
400 English Seal Plush Jackets,
Ss.7J to 1915; worth $f4.7J
to $1,000.
400 Fine English Seal Plush
Newmarkets, 81 to 60 inches
long, $500, S39.7J and $4,000;
prices last week, $1,000 to $500
Imported long and short gar.
ments at a reduction Of 40 per
1000 Fine Cloth Newmarket
and Raglans, S4.9s, 1913 and
$12.7J.
500 Elegant Cloth Newmarkets
imported, braided, lined with
quilted satin or uniined, $19.7J,
cost $500 to import.
ClOthJackets, a variety Ofstyles,
ccIOrs and materials, S4.9s and
$6.0S; reduced from 1878 and
Sl4.5O.
$50 Extra Fine Imported Jack.
cts, new shades and styles, en-
brOidered or braided, with or
without vests, 1915 and SlI.7J;
cost S22. so and 50 $50 to import
275 Ladies' Fine Cloth Suits,
plain or combination, 1878,
S14.7J and Sl0.7J.
AIHckH CEhI GAnUENTe
WARRANTED LONDON DYED.
Newmarkets and Eaglans, Sc to
81 inches long, $40, $279 and
$29S; worth 1915 to $40J.
Sacques, sos to $3.50; worth
S16O to 1910.
Jackets, $50 to SIIJ; worth
$40 to $3.50.
Ladies' Wrappers, Prices BIB Ia
per cent less than last week.
CLOTHING
Misses, Boys and Small Children Especially.
DRESS GOODS & SILKS,
Our Holiday Catalogue nO,U
ready for OMt-Of-tO,Cn Customers.
Mail Orders receire PROMPT at
tentiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
FORCING A STUBBORN WITNESS.

THE CHARGES AGAINST BRooKLYNs BOARD OF
EDUCATION LOOKING MORE SERIOUS.
The Grand jury In Brooklyn aid not finish is ihveeu
cation of the allegations affecting the Integrity OF OFT
tain members OF the Board Of Education yesterday
owing to the recalcitrancv OF Witness Despite inc
refusal OF exAssistant District Attorney roster ~
Backus 10 reveal the Of his informant IN regaro 70
the charges that teacher in Of the public schools
was offered promotion condition that he paid menu
her of the Board portion Of his salary tho Grand jury
found by questioning large number of teachers tnat
william g. Vaudeville night school teacher was LUG
they wanted.
He was before the body on Tuesday and refused 10
answer certain questions put to him The quesuon'
were reduced to writing and the Grand Jury went 70
Judge Moore yesterday compel the witness 70 oi
Tho Judge rafuseI make public the que les put .o
Mr. Vaudeville that he had submitted no gooa
for refusing to reply, and he must answer the quSon
under penalty of being committed to jail. MT Manuo,
willie returned the Grand Jury room and emeigea a.
hour later Mr. Backus also recalled Inc pIcsouI
ment will he made today One OF the lurors r nut
that the facts In the matter wonld create SUIT ou'
refused to reveal the Of the Grand Jury room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
COLONEL FELLOWS GETS TO WORK.

PLANS FOR ExPEDITING DEMONSTRATING HOLD
OF THE DOODLE" GASES.
"Thc case against Jacob Sharp Colonel Fellows
said Yesterday, should In my opinion be the first OF
the bribery cases tried for Sharp has been actually
convicted and re trial ordered only on questions
OF law arising chiefly the Introduction OF evidence
We shall proceed quickly as possible, but MI. nc
ple and I arc tho only ones in the Office who Know
ANYTHING about tho Mr.. semple IS preparing
for tho argument In the O'Ncill case When that Is
over shall be able to consider tho preparations for
new trial of Sharp"
Mr. Follows wrote a short rcply yesterday to Mayor
Hewitt's New Years letter about the accumulation
of bail cases. He told the Mayor that ho would an
swcr more fully after time
Mr. Fellows carried into execution yesterday MS
plan of trial bureau of deputy assistants TO examine
tho evidence in cases sent from the police courts
Deputy Assistant Parker lately chief clerk, was paced
at the head of tho bureau. Messrs. Macedonia Forster
Ter me and Dawson will assist Mr. Parker. These
men will 60 over the evidence and prepare summaries
made will be before the District Attorney, VINO
will send them to tho Grand Jury with recom"ono%
tion for dismissal for ndict mont ,..
Colonel Fellows has assigned Deputy Assistahtss
eros and Hartman to the examination OF tao pan
cases I'm the office, beginning with those which arose
in the latter part OF Mr. Marines term ana workhs
backward To the earlier cases -Four ball cases were
disposed of In court yesterday before the seVera
Judges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
couRr cALENpARs-TO-DAY.

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p! sE:'TTg e S.s; rs ss$ o. ass isl
1872 iss 1s. iss .sy rrnx-rAsr I-B.tor.
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s sss IT. 3d. zs R'::
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ss:s IFS rs. To &c. ss' IT, s'
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i:ef a. in issI ,;si isas. isssh i4sa 1854
sriSsSs Cousf-6rnoy1-PAK Iv-BefOre Beach. j.
ca; sr. r." nG s'' Ransom wm WIN
tam g. Waii 10 4 m Notion cslssiar calsa At n WIZ
q .ar.n f:Ss y a. y q !ssn g. SrpP SuI
ss. .so II, ISL; ,ss s'a.
0UPEaoR oouKr-TaiAL TEan-PAKr II-Bsfors S'''~
M" sarsao. ns T.ssr.n, IrL-Boors ooo
ms@ $50. it1s isS itIs 1880 is21 fvn.,o,. rruaz.
, syIaSG ii7s cG iest. iss.. ia1i. 700
COMMON fI.is~dEKEsiL TEan-Before Iarreuore. @; 4
Ass BoslssAvsr. J. J-No& IL IL. IA 10. ioA ise
COMMON PLEAs-srEcIAL TrRx-Befors Daily. J-No day
COMMON PLRAs-rMAL TKM--rARr L-Bstors Van Hoe
s s "a 81 90 S go 49,
So sss SEA siS Ssi Sa siS cal. dsa ss' 500 SOL eli.
ss. sass %!s ssSS sssi ass0 1881. ssss. 1895.
xs err sss $685. sS;s
ss. seoi .sss ssss ssS$ ssSsi sOs
c:s .: - S 1:::.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
opinion that u wouia % she most yerocs SCHOOL n
~ IL detail In Nev.York
THE MAYOR BELIEvss IN UXIoNa
IN YAvoRs ALL IMPORTS TO RAISE WAGES THAT DO
NOT ABRrpoB INDIVIDUAL RIoHrs.

IN YAvORs ALL IMPORTS TO RAISE wAoss THAT Do
NOT ABRrD0B INDIVIDUAL RIoHrs
Mayor Hewitt yesterday sent the FOLLOWING issses '"
Henry Thornton. Of No. s7a Hahey-st. BrOonyn'
am in receipt Of your letter Of The I'd inst e0mmsnos
tie opn01HS 81 r.ds ny sna
present the other side Of the case end ehew ne
and means BY which workren co11 HSis tss thst d
not discuss the whole question limited myself 70
single phase Of It which was ny sne "a
municipal government Cities arc dependcnt for tnoir
existence upon Highways OF commerce tnoso n0
shu up either by an enemy or by tho failure 0!
fions 10 prevent common carriers fron doing business
the existence Of cities 10 inpered ana tne ~ Rrtcs
des troy ed did not consider the question OF the auo
not involved subject under to- the
duties OF common carriers thus ossentai 10 INC TN
can only be intcrfered with by operation OF law .o
and must be therefore, from all other queS
lions not in any way involved In It, o.r,,.-
have repeatedly expressed the opinion tna. ~
zion il necessary beth FOR employers and employees ss
they consult their duty and their interesa ALIKE ny
ing unions It would be great misfortune tney wo,S
broken up and In the future think tnat stnkos @
boycots will cease to exist because the
viii through proper agencies either settle OF aro
their differences without resort N extreme n,.
This has been the course OF prog,esa ID eren av IN
this country. Rut In the meanwhile any sttemps "
organizations either Of employers or zee 70
fere with those great duties which concern .e nd
of largo communities must be met by resistahco anu
In the case which you put to me- that Of manulao
who will not pay the curfen, ira, ~ the work
men. throngn unOn and II necessary nIUuG Js,rahia
other unions OF woikmen 1t Is essentially aesiI no
"a high a. possible and al efforts raise the rate Of
Wagea without interfering with the rights OF the nui
vidual workman are to be encouraged ny rsn"iA""'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
MAJOR WAY GETS FOUR YEARS.
SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON FOR EMBEzzLEMEN1
AT NEW-BRU> swICK. NJ

SENTENCED TO STATE PRISON FOR EMBEzzLEMENT
At NEw-BRU> swICK. M.
Major Alexander NJ. Way, the New Brunswick,
j. defaulter was yesterday sentenced at that place
by Judge Cowenhoven. Tho penalty fixed for bis
crime BY law Is Ave years Imprisonment and $4,000
hne Way was sentenced to four years In State Prison
ut hard labor. Before the sentence had been pro-
nounced Way read public statement in which he said
that IN 1879 no was obliged to assume debts to the
Loan Company caused by the shortcomings of ono man
and tho willingness OF others This man Is supposed
to be Joseph Fisher, the county Boss who, year
ago. committed sulcide In Brooklyn, and tho othors
are supposed to be the men, now prominent and re-
spectacle who then in the Board Of Directors OF
tho Building Loan.
Way said he had paid to the Loan $4,000 OF this
deficiency and up to tho time Of his enforced flight had
continued to pay instalments. Thousands Of dollars
wero vet due but although no may have been legally,
no was never MOI ally, guilty Of embeEzement Both
he and his counsel pleaded for mercy and dwelt largo
" on his high position and his noble record Is sol
der in tho civil war, whore he was thrce times dan
eorously wounded snd often broveted for spe-
cssi bravery bcng finally made Colonel Of tho 3Sth
Nev-Josoy Volunteers. He ives obliged to return
homo because of wounds received In the head.
Tho plea however, was useless, and Judge Cowon
hovep Imposed tho sentence with sorrow, but with
6rmpess referring to tho startling frequency OF tho
crime Of embe, Element In New brunswick, ana 70 tho
suengs the steaings caused tho poor people OF tho
town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
BROOKLYN.

Tho small boy enjoyed skating on tho small ponds
Yesterday Tho lakes in Prospect Park ought to DO
open to skaters In . day or two
Deputy City Clerk NJ. j. Cummings was reappont-
Cd yesterday.
CORPORATION Counsel jerks yesterday appointed
n r. Greenwood, who has been chief clerk in tho
CORPORATION Counsels Office, Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel and chief clerk
Tho i've remaining Park Commissioners viii meet
to-day take steps In regard TO the sae OF no Io's
IN tho east side lands tho power to sell when was
recently oonfrmed by the Supreme Court ana tho
Court Of Appeals
Mayor Chaplin yesterday reapponted Tnomss a.
Wilson president Of tho Board OF AssessorS HIS
politics are Democratic and he has been an assessor
Tor eight years. His salary 10 $4,000.
Tho evidence for the plaintiffs in tho suit to secure
IN accounting in regard to the Santa Maria MImne
Company, Of New-Mexlco, was finished ycstcroay'
and long arguments were made upon nouon 70 o''-
miss tho case
James Higgins nurse In tho County hoepHsl,
Who wrote love lettes 10 Miss Anna Acxanaor, OF
Prospect place, and claimed to b married 70 nor,
although sho had never soon him TO Know nm, W.
Dronouncd insane yesterday, and was commitsoo W
Judge Osborne TO the County Asylum.
Judge Cullen decided yesterday that the registrars
u election not entitled to pay for tho extra gay
q registration made necessary By . mistaks OF 1he
Hard Of Kleet3onA
The Unitsd States Grand Jury hes indicted Francis
T. King, soldier, Tor tho murder Of Ryan Il WILLS,
RI FoeS Hamilton recently.
r. viu e ax-Judee John Greenwood, leaving his
1870 . IT, Amtly. vs. admitted to probate yes
ooe6Av.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
WESTCHESTER col MY.

The Board OF Supervisors Of Westchester County
passed resolution yesterday empowering the chair
man to appoint committee OF three 10 secure, pos
sible the passage Of act by the Legislature,
exempng be county from the operation OF the genera
them to the different asylums In the State, at cost
of over $4,000 year.
A wollto-do looking walked into tho clothing
store of L. COIN, Of Main-st YOnhers yesterday ana
bonrht suit of clothes in payment Of which no gave
q chcck on the Y0nkers Bank and walked out. Mr..
Cohn afterward learned that tho check was worth
less
Tho Town Board and Supervisors Of New Roc hello
have offered reward of 500 for tho arrest and con-
viction Of incendiary VINO were INC
causc Of tho three Saturday night and sunday
morning last In which property to the value OF sever@
thousand dollars was destroyed
Tho board OF village trustees Of Mount Vernon
TACT night confirmed tho contract with the American
Electric Light Company to supply tho village with
thirty electric lights at 500 per light Iney Also
confirmed the contract with tho Eastchester Gas CON-
pany to supply the village with 100 street lamps ~
500 each per year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

SHIPPINT NEWo
PORT OF NETWORK .wEDNEsDAY. JAN. l. 1888
ARRIVED.
st.am.r Greece tBr Jeffrey London Dec H.
passenger. W Hurst Arrived at the Bar At lam
"a s n d'ss n
ING can Critic .B Davies. Lsh De: T. Dundee is With
mdse 70 simpson. Spence Young Arrived a. inc bar ~
Steamer Noordlana sels NcSs. An:.srp Dec "a w n
Ss.;y Galveston days. with "a''
sn sss
sn s'
der Ship Tsis
n II: . ~ Day, with
ReI NOR Anderson Perns%Suc1 g Gays with 'us
ao.r;S, IS day" with
-is to 81
with 'as
sugar vessel Ea.SS EsIs& = ,.v. ~, ,,.,.
orier vessel 70 master 1o Grand. a., Mort. g, a.v.
vita sar sugar Maio" orse Sr VESSEL 70 Tobias
Golden Fleece Br Armstrong. Barbados 10 days.
BARK Xana Ian are St Kits ls days. in ballast to
Dss:, %sYSs days with
Brig Mos. Rose ,sr Pardy: Natal 80 DAYS. with sugar
s lc. % days.
days vs. With itS md.e to Trowbridgcs Sons.
SUNSET AZ SANDY Hook: wind light NJ cloudy At CITY
Arrived yesterday
p sa 70 III
Co Coo Arrived at ins Bar at $50 NJ. x..,.,.
S % rSn IS ca
lnr s'enens. Natal 50 aaya with sugar
s..:; e. '''A with sugar
steamer Spain tBp Grntha Livsrpso Va os'sn's'ws-
| ~ M, rr~ar uuil-Saudeya0n A Son.
Steamer Montauk tBp. Jenkins LeitA Simpson spence
stes%sr Alvoo !sr'. wilams Kingston. savanilA 90
steamer Mexico tspan,. CarmonA Havana NJ Csoaos
steamer Naooocnee, Burg Savannah-Henry ionge
Steamer Hartlepool tbr). Evans Coosew sc-'onn fAr
steamer Breakwaer Dole West Point vsold Dominion
steamer Richmond. Jenney. Newport Nsws-oM Dominion
steamer wyanoke. Boaz Norfolk City Point and Rich
mondmoM pS or 11ns IS 90 Batmor.-B pownsr
Steamer Steamer uS"s kirk
R Ras.r Co.
Bark Rueriero Primo tIta. Russero. Alicante sp-Josr
Bari b A Preston. Hustsy Rosario. ArG Rep-John Nor
'oa sris Hmita, NASH caibarien. cuba-waydsu Co
osrmane Neysda and LAKE h nStcn
s wsss Rssol fs'sS wysa:i'
n q. 1s;sS s'' Jane.
TaE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan s-Arrivsd. steamer Holland tBr). Tys'o
oUkKssrows. Jan 4-ssied. steamer Ohio Sargent from
| liverpool henco Esw.York. - -
CorESHAGEN l-Arrived. steamer sAlerno tBrh Reg
| ers. from New.York.
for New.York. . . - c.,.a ,r,.n,
| ROTTERDAM Jas S-Arrived. steamer CsAnd tDtenJ
| Bouisr from New.York.
{: ;s; % &c ::.%: va; s';'
Urn. c.ux Ian 2-Amved steamer CITY of waahinstss
| RcvnoIds freiu New. via HavsnA
ssIsn steamer CITY Of Atlanta Burey. fer Havana an
| Nsw.Yerk. , ~, 49,.
| ST KITTS Jan l-ArrveA steamer Bermuda tFrh Iesss
| frsm NoW.York via Bermuda and az Croix
| Uer Later shipping Nses n any, sss SVtA PdesJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
TO PROTECT AND IMPROVE THE WEST SIDE.

West Side property -Owners have ORGANIZED tn SUN
another form to protect themselves. 10 TINS Gnu
the West End Avenue Protective Association has
been Incorporated, tho purpose announced being FOR
tho protection Of the interests Of she owners OF
property on and the residents Of the West End ave.
Riverside Drive and ntersectlng Streets to expedite
public improvements and secure thor proper add
economical construction: to prevent the establish
mont Of any nuisance or anything Injurious TO prop
etty or calculated to diminish tho value OF private
residences" Tho directors Of tho association are
Charles 7. Barney, W. r d. Stokes Cyrus CiarR'
Francis M. jerks, Jacob Lawson, William b. lsham,
John L. II. Mott, Egbert L. Viele, Gardner sherman
Thomas S. Schuyler Charles Blanyet, Richard v;
Harnett Joseph Stern, Franklin c. Robinson and
Clarence l. Wcstcott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
BeILKOsT CUT HIS HEAD OFF

A restaurant and liquor store was opened In tho
basement Of No 1O3 West Fourteenth-st. by Enax g.
Kloss few days ago. Tho partners were said TO %
Young men, now to the business. oscar Kloss, .
German, ago twenty seven, had been n cook at NO
31b Frst-avc, and had been married about three
years. From tho outset the business did not pay
we'll, and Kloss was much depressed. Yesterday no
went down to tho kitchen and cut his throat With
carving knife that had bladc eighteen inches long.
lie saved away at his neck until tho sharp blade
struck his spinal column and noary cut his head on
He was carried to tho NowYork Hospital, but he
died before the surgeons could sew up tho gaping
wound In his throat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT
WASHINGTON Jan A-The United States Supreme Csurs
today for the since the holiday recess
No decisions rendered. but the Chief Justice rea" An Or
dsr appostins Johv Montgomery Wright Marshal OF the
Court place Of Mr. Nicoay Mr. Wright was thsfsupso
sworn 10 and qualined.
The business transacted to- day as follsws:
Paxton submitted pursuant twentieth rule By George l.
Paddock for appellant By H. Bouteli for appellee
No 222 Howard C. Chapin plaintiff 10 error; sa 70
tvemt 9th rule BY Rockwell for the plaintiff In error
and uy sam r Rose for the dsfsndautia error
rsr AFT JospH RsynoIs and others Submitted pur.uant
ts entisth l. y Oxen AMI T. N. owens ior the
plaintiff in Fr0r and bv q. w. Krezinger NJ Pauorsoo
No iO6x The United states. appellant ast James NJ y
snSmtt twentieth rule By Attorney
for appellant ami by Robert e. sehenck TOT
SoTisI The Etna Life Insurance Company. &C, Appel
liant al tho Town Of Mtidieport $500,
No ll35. TIE Etna Life Insurance Company &C., Appo
No fl36 Tho Etna Life insurance Company q 9, sPpo'
apt the Town OF Milford Submitted pursusn. 70
BAILEY for appellant Robert peyls for apreless
No l07;. Alfred Merchant plaiuiih N srres ast 10
sphine Livandaia Motion 10 dismiss suomltsoa " w
Fsrrar and h Krutschmt TOR the motion ana oy u '"
Homer and w. e. Benedict in opposition thereto.
No 1877 The United appellant aEt the san JscnsS
and Others o, m..n Of nsat II ne
~. ga William l. Powell plaintiff in error az, the Com
~ aSes for the psntn IN and Wayne
M,cVeagh fer defendant In error. ,,,,r 4. .....
No isoS Hay II ps aa SUBMITTED BY
b T. Wstson for plaintiff error and bv wayne MAO
Veaeh for the defends ut In error. 100 - -. a..
s, No loag i.o:"S Argued ;" Ru:s. Tor the pao
10 error N NcCsan for tho defendant l. srroF
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-05
saATIsTIos PROu THE MERCANTILE ExCHA NGl

STATISTICS FROH THE MERCANTILE EXCHA NGE
Tho following principal Of the New YORK
Mercantile for month December 1887 The
receipts Of loss Of 5000 cheese
gain Lores aad gain Of 5000 barrels and
10000 In butter shows loss OF 5000 PACE
ags. Of 900 boxes prices the ruling
about cont creamery butter ruling 80 cents
Full cream has averaged lower ruling h0l1J
csnta Eggs have Wise been during