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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
HEB HUSBAND FOUND HANGED IN ms BOOM

HER HUSBAND FOUND HANGED IN HIS ROOM
Sickness probably caused the suicide OF OLD Chare'
HadIer in the tenement house at No. 100 Attorney
St Yesterday morning. He was 4 German char-
maker and had been employed tweny-AeVen years ~
the furniture shops Of NJ q H. senrin7rSTn' az ~
1GA Nronroo-st but recently ne had lot been able
70 do much work. and he earned les than -
week. TWO rooms in tho top story OF the teneneh,
house wero occupied by him and his 7ifo' me oin
couple got up early yesterday morning ana prs
Hadlcr went out to buy some rolls Tor pieaAiaS1
while her husband started to build fire. she r SobdGT
nr U.ered when She called and she Dlced the uVor
open Just then her husband 9oE mHef WI With
. cori f,strned TO the tIansOm of the door, ana
no cord broke when she forced her WY In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
pr SOLD HIS INTEREST TOO CHEAP.

George Webb says that he and his No,uor 'o9'pn'
who y,ero weavers by trade, came to this country
nearly fifty year, ago. Joseph bought lo'S on har,
lem Common and in what is now known as Cen'rN
park. He was attacked with cholera ana uieo III
1s4o. leaving wife and son In England me SOU
died in 1857 unmarried, and his mother uieu SUN
after. George webb and his two sRtels "eIo '1'
only heirs Of the son. Mt. WeDO states 'n"'
lawyer named Myers called on him Ih1 CCloD'i an
art ocstoning him about his relatives told him that
he r,iobt nossibly have a small interest In certain
property of small value and gave him $500 to sign
deed conveying his interest in property at Nineue'
st. and Eighthave. to Julia Frank.
He aftcrward ascertained that the properly IN "nicn
he had a one-third interest was worth Sooooo' anu
that deeds purportng 10 be executed H MN, s rs
in the Registers office. Justice O'Brhn IN the 9u-
prcms Court, yesterday gave Judgment setting dS"''
the deeds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
ro DEFRAUD THE GOTERNMENT'
Az ATTEMPT TO DO SOME JUGGLING WITH To-
BACCO IN BALE

Az ATTEMPT TO DO SOME JUGGLlNs VII" ~
BACco IN BALE
snocal Deputy Collector McCleUanu' WIZ - ,,,,,
charge of the Custom House during CoiiooV'' -
otce Yesterday informed secretary Of tio AI'a9ulS
Jvindorr If an ingenious attempt when somo L
,,,ror,ers had made TO dcfraud the Government
,,,ortors are said TO be wellknown business "on ~
ntp citv Mr. McClelland refused 10 s"o W.
oroe Tor qualifications but no gave out the l@''' Va
tho case Eleven bales Of sumatra toDacco VIZ 30
torod IN bord at the Custom House on Dcce'iOo' ~
1ess They were sent to a warehouse inc appl'', y.
nae.ed on them and returned them rs uut'Oio ~
cents Mound. The difference in duty on lai "
Rocco T. that the 1OOIeaf article is dutlaoie S' -
cents = pound, and that under 100 leaves % ooH'S
a pound. loo frorn the
The importers withdrew their tobacco Honi '-'
warehouse on June IL 1889 ard exporter u - Ta ,'
ada But thew rclmported the same topacco op 'u'S
o. from Canada into this country by way OF o'' al
hans. w. entering it there in transit LOT 'ul' 'i,S
The officials at that port deceived as 10 wv
number Of leaves the bales had, and tho apprai''i
there passcd the tobacco as dutiable aU % oo"'9
Mound But when the bales reached ms c1Sra,eep
Identify of the shipment was dccoF.rII", ~ foupd
Cooner examined every one Of me D4U9,,l ~ : tbat
49, NOV we're dutiabc at 70 cents pOuu ~ a.
rate The dirty on tho bales amounted 10 D. 90 %
RS cents per pound the duty would COM 10 Ft',otoi
This trick has been tried before. IL Va Ii,lll i
Yesterday that indictment cOud p' Ao"'' "7"-'
The importers concerned in this fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

Colonel Austen called az tine Mayors Office yesterday
10 suggest that The Commission 10 select site Tor the
new 18th Ee cimcnt Aunory meet next Thursday The
Mayor was not In. Colonel Austen said that hc
favored one Of these three sites: Tho blocks bounded
by: l. Malcyave., Putnam ave, NO-iraud-ayo. and
sIad.s0n-st =. 1hroopave Jcfcrson-aye. sumner
ave- and Putuam-avc. o. sumueraye.. Ievls-ave
Putnam-ayc. and Jelcr-on-aye. Other suggested
sites are bounded by Bedior-ave., DeKalb-ave Nos
fand ave aud Kosciusl -t..bv Halnbrdeest Decatur
-f Hophlu,uu-avc. and S1IaOga-ayc., by Vanderbilt
ave- CaIlion-ayc Pa'ihc-st and Dcau-st.. and hy
VandcIbntAye., Park Place. BiIilcr-st. and Cudcfh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
MOTT LOOKING FOR MIR. HAMILTON.

The Jersey City police have not Deeh aShei 10
search for James Hamilton, who was reporlcu a.
having mysrcriously disappeared about tho hii'o w
last May The story Is that Hamilton ana TWO Ut
IT,, otler engineers went 10 tho Isthmus Of Panama
in January but fell sick and returned about tho muo
of May Some Of his associates. as the story goes
put him IN a cab at tho Pacihc Nah company per
in Ney-York and directed the driver to take MN 10
his home In Orontavc.. Jersey City. Hamilton Is
said to have had 800 or $500 IN his possession az
10 time lie never reached home. and all search
for lie cahman has been unavaIing. Inc Jersey
civ dircct,ny docs not contain the name Oh any
Hamilton IN Orent ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
To RESUME PULLING DOwY TIE POLES:

In pursuance of Mayor Grants orlr, the work OF
romovInc the poles and wires in Roadway oeio"
Ann and Fulton sts Will begin toby at a. H.,
under the direction Of superintendent CUMMINGS u
the Bureau Of Encumbrances. Up"Gu Vi oo0 p0'oS
are 70 come down, and superintendent Cummings VIII
,a, sort,, or dftv men at work witt force Of po-
,tco,,cr IN nreserve Order The wok will be sus-
pcnded at 0 a. H., as tho thoroghfare becomes
crowded a. that hour making It's prosecution daht
ger5us The Western Union and te GleGtnc &C., n5 or
companies have all received notice 10 Iuh oiret
tbnIr nronerty Tests will be made guard asaluAS
injury 10 the men employed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

PREPARING THE YORBTGWN FOB HER TRIALS
The glmboat Yorktown has been coated OUT Oh the
dr,dock AZ the Navy Yard, and to-day viii take on
Gftv TONS Of selected semi-btumlnous coal and the
necessary ulano tabl6s and Other Instruments pro
naratory 10 making her speed and turning trials az
Newport. 1t was found that he bottom Of the York
town was in excecnt condition, her prime c2a' OF
red paint was almost intact and the coating of green
was follated in spots only. coating of the Magnnls
anti sea growth paint shiny mAqre dnac al" .,
rut an n is expected that she Will leave the Navy
Ward late this afternoon aud gct god oulnS bcioIo
the moon SETS reaching Newport tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

A CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS AGAINST AN OF
FICER OF THE sCHooLsHIP ST. MARY's.

A CHARGE OF DRUNKENNESS AGAINST An OF
FICER OF THE sCHooLsHIP ST. MARY's.
The schoolship 81. Marys arrived of New-London
last saturday evening after her sumner cruise TO the
Madeira Islands Commander Crownnshlold left tho
200 boys under tho charge Of Lieutenant Wood, tho
executive officer. on +he next day and absent for
several days attending 70 business relating TO tho ship.
The boys were all dismissed early in the week for
twelve days vacation after which uey viii return
and 4he ship viii cruise up and down Long Island
sound for another month before going into winter
quarters IN this city.
An indignant mother yesterday applied atr the
rooms Of She Board Of Education and made serious
charges against the executive officer Of the ST.. Mays
for misrcang her son, Of the boys board. She
said her name was Weaver, and she was accompanied
by the boy a stalwart young fellow Of Eighteen Ills
mother said that Lieutenant Wood had beaten the
boy cruelty and she showed Mr. Mc1iullin, the clerk of
the board, marks the boys arms and neck, which
She said were from these blows inflicted last Monday
night The officer sho charged with being ntoxi-
Gated and I'm tho absence of Commander CrownIn-
shield, she said he had punished other boys Of tho
ship by suspendlng them BY the thumbs and whipping
them with tho ropes end. Mr. McMullin took tAe
mothers statement, which he tod her would be re-
ported 10 the commander and the nautical committee
in charge Of the schoolship
CAPTAIN CroWninsheld was in the city yesterday
and called on School Commissioner DevOe, who is
chairman Of the nautical committee. 1t IS thought
he returned 10 the schoolship at New-Lond0n last
night Mt Dcyoc was greatly surprised at the state
lncnts made respecting Lieutenant wood. The Com
nauder. be said, had just given him an account Of
ieir trip which had not been named by any unpleas-
amt incident. The executive officer bad been popular
and he has a high reputation I'm the service. Mr.
DcvOe said that there were few 1a4 boys on NE
shin whom the officers had been obliged 10 watch
clottly and he hoped 4hcse statements would prove 10
have been exaggerated boy them. lie said that be
should request an investigation at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
NEWARK.

A trial Trip made yesterday on the Bloomfield
Avenue electrical road, but as the roadway was IN
Door condition. the car ran of tho track repeatedly
Stanley Hopper ard Nathan Bolles,w were wrecked
on tho coast Of South America, have reached their
homes
The Excise Inspector reports 1O3 liquor dealers
who are doing business without licenses, and have vio-
lated the law since June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
SWIMMING IN THE HUDSON 70 oATcH 4 TmEg

SWIMMING IN THE HUDSON TO C4TCH 4 THIEF.
Robert j. Prior stablc-keeper. at No. 121 East
northumberland twenty ninth-st, lately complained
tlat a boy was going 10 Cushman's bakery, in West
Onchundrcd and twenty nfthst., and getting pie On
credit, saying that be had been sent thero by Mr.
Prior. Tie police found out on Thursday that the
boy who was fond Of pie, was Thomas Tone Of
West Northumberland twenty -fourth-st /. W. May,
a policeman Of the Harlem squad, went 10 arrest
Young Tone that evening, but the boy ran iike deer
10 the Hudson River and jumped overheard al the
foot Of Cnc-hundrcl-and-twente May sprang
into the river after him and swan nearly 100 yard
before he caught the plc-oater. They both Wcre drip
ping when May took the lad 10 the police station
70 be locked up,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

LISTS FOR ELECTION TNSPECTmS TO CLOSE.
The time for filing applications forthe appointment
of inspectors Of election and poll cnIs VINO are 10
serve this fall expires to-day. Tho political orgahN@
tons have fed their lists Of applicants for all except
n few districts There arc 1919 ELECTION districts III
tho city now, and or before september 90 tn' ~
lice BOARD must appoint 4,O76 inspectors. The names
If apnIlcants will be published I'm Che City Record
first and the police will make reporE on the charic
crs Of the applicants It is expect that tceIC T he
tween Tammany Hall and the Comfy Democracy
again this year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
,-nr ,rrnr GOOD BIT SIZE wANrs HIN.

Emanuel Uric, living in Lewis st.. was taken into
custody yesterday by Deputy sherilIs McGongal and
Reynolds. on an order of arrest signed by Judge In
graham Of the Supreme Court, charged with intending
to leave :lc state and abandon HIS vito and two
seven and nine years Of age, without support. Uric
married bis wife In 1873. In her complaint against
him his wife. Phoebe. says that Jne lett her IN
February. 1887 and has since been living with a
woman named Rosa levy, whom he introduces his
wife She alleges also that he has had his life n-
surcd for 81 900 in The King Frederick Lodge Of the
order Of the Golden star and that he had the policy
made out I'm Miss Lcvys his wife I'm the meantime
being compelled TO work hard for bare Subsistence
of herself and children Bail was fixed az 800. which
Ure was unable TO give, and he locked up IN Lud
low street jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
rnr prRI1c 40 IysPEcr rnE NEw sHIP.

THE PUBLIC MAY INSPECT THE NEW SNIP.
Tho Teutonic, tho new twlnsctcw steamship Of The
White star Line, which IS expected TO lead tho way
into this harbor ahead Of the Inman steamship City
Of New.Yorl. tho Anchor Line steamship city Of Rome
and the Hamburg-American Line steamship Augusta
Victoria or Wednesday morning, is to be open for
general inspection by the public at her pier, West
Tenth-s ST., from a. m. % q p. M, on August 10.
..,i',, Ju oil tWon,5 -hNo cents is 10 be charged,
the proceeds TO be given 10 tho st. Johns Guild and
other charities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

A meeting of the Building Committee OF the Madison
Square Garden Company held 40 NO 30 Broad ST. yes
teriay afternoon The main object meeting, was
learned discuss again the plans Of tho building
to d. erected on the present Site Although OF the
officers would give definite information the subject IL
was said that few material changes viii be made In the
plans already published. More definite news viii be
leaSed after the next meeting. final action was post
poned Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
LONG ISLAND

NORTHPORT.-Eh0rt ON foot to Incorporate
this village. Oscar Darling, civil engineer has been
engaged 10 make survey Of the district comprising
Go acres which It f. proposed 10 incorporate and 10
make q map OF T.. lie Will begin work DeXt week
MORICIIES.-James &. llallock was appointed an
alternate cadet at the West Point Academy for the
Ist Congress District Of New ork, yesterday.
CONEY ISLAND.-The NOrton's Point property has
been sold TO syndicate Of Brooklyn capitalists for
Tls2OOO and the Culver Railroad has the controlling
interest \ new pier Will be built and 'hs railroad
service extended thence 10 Yves. End. Tho Ocean
View Hotel has been bought by the company and will
give place 10 a large and handsome station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
~ nrpoRrrD LlBoPER sprlKs OFT.

United States District Attorney Waler began suit
Yesterday AGAINST Adolph Wtteman. Of no. % Reade-
ST. for $1,000 as penalty for alleged violation of
the Alien Contract law. Carl Babzer, who was
EMPLOYED rs printer by Mr.. Witcnan. declares that
hts employer made a contract with bm IN Germany
Offering him Sl5 a week as wages Baltzer COM
plains that when he arrived here he was allowed 10
irnrl, for three or four days only each week, and
that part Of his wages deducted 10 pay for his
pas SAFE TO this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
TUESDAY, AUG. Is
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEwYoRK........ FRIDAY. AUG p 1899
ARRIVED


Steamer Monarch BIT Thompson Manila June Singapore
~ Point DC Gale ~ rerlm July sur 49, Port SAID IA,
sci to master. Arrived at the Bar at 6 pm.
Queenstown Aug l. with dse and passengers 10 PeterWght
d sons. Arrived at the Bar at 6.SOp m:
Steamer Elder tGer Bauer Bremen July 81
Aug with mase and passengers to oelrchs Co. Arrived
IsoOck BareadSe. July IT. g. Thorn
Aug T. with sugar to Henderson
Steamer Itala (Nor) Dosen St AIMS Bay with fruit TO
Steamer H 4 Hartman lSGr. Madburg. BaracOa days.
Manhattan Walker, West Point. Va. with and
steamer Roanoke Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk.
steamer Lucy Miller Homer Bangor. with mdse and pas
sengers to II smith d Co; D.-.,.., ,... r,.-..
Hall
steamer wkssSarre Gates Boston for Port Joh1:Sa
m9se 70 order vessel TO fuIch Eyde q CO s
in ballast to J w Parker & 60.
i'll ballast to Barber Co
asphalt odS vessel 70 fuacR Eydc Z CO Gays WIN
x sandy H0G g T1ns light ysw GoGay and
Arrived yesterday
Steamer ola Dominion, Couch, Richmond city Poin.
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to old Dominion Co.
CLEARED.
Steamer Lydian Monarch Br) Huggetr LOdon-sandersou
vernon II Brown & g. anvil '-''''PVO' v"
steamer calico CBr) Magee Hull sanderssn & Son.
Steamer othelo lBr Muudy Newcastle -sanderson & Son
Steamer Furnessia tBr Hedderwick Glasgow Henderson
steamer IhlngVaIa (Dan laub steun, Copenhagen, &C
Punch. Edye d Co.
Minister Maybaeh (Ger Bunger, Harburg EGOepeI
& 1ube.
Steamer La Bretagne (Fr) De JousseIn, Forget
steamer Athos obj. Low, Kingston. &c-Pim. Forwoof
& Co.
Italia (Br). Dosen ST AIMS BayG Vessels Co.
Steamer IL Hartman lDan Wahlberg. Baracoa-Gomez q
Pear all.
Steamer Gambetta (Nor), Hansen. Barseoa-H Dumols.
Steamer state Of Texas Williams Port Roya and Fernan.
dina-C II Mallory d Co.
steamer Cherokee Bcarse Charleston and Jacksonve-
VIM Clyde a. Co.
Ship Tcefon (Nor). Petersen. Copenhagen-Funch. Edy
e
Bark Francesca (Aust) Marnoich, BristoB Cosuich.
Bark NalbOrg NOr Ulsteen, Dleppe-Funch. Edye Co
Bark Niora Hopkins. Blood, Buenos Ayres-JOhn DunH
Co.
Bark Belle Wooster ggns RosaroJohn Norton d Sona
SAILED.
steamer Neptune. for Trindad Cherokee. charesson
State OF Texas, Fernandina
ship walden Abbey. for Bombay
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Aug 9-Arrived steamer Persian Monarch obi.
Bristow from New-Nork. - -, a..
LIVERPOOL Aug Ssaled steamer Italy (Br Pearcc foI
oTEESsTowN Aug 9-Arriyed. steamer Adratic (Br Cam
eron and city Berlin (Br) Lewis from New YORK fer Law
erpOol. ana proceeded
for NewYOrk.
HAMBuRG Aug 9-Arrived. steamers Columbia Ger. Heb
lch and California GER. Bauer. from New York.
Aug S-Sailed steamer Montauk (Br), jenkins for New
ASrwERP Aug s-sailed. steamer Illinois, Spencer. f~
NowNOrk,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
THE "WALKIyG DELEGATEp WALKED

walking delegae' named Hitel. Of the Knights
VI LABOR went into building In the process Of erec.
uoh' IN west Endave, yesterday. He was told to
go OUT put refused to do 50. Daniel MuIane,
iiOorer employed on the building. ordered to eject
n"n ana carried out his order TO the letter. Htsl
had him arrested for assault hut T,,doe VIOLA. dts
HitHeu MN, saying that Hitel had no right In he
toId ~ nc said he should have gone out when
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

sented that the work had been delayed by storm.
Colonel Scott commanding the sth, expects to move in
and take possession Of the new armory by september
n The following bills were allowed by the Board:
Isaac G. HOMER Tor cement flooring OF 9Th Regiment
Armory, 81 ,lO2 80; wallace Iron Works, 81 5oo 90
Tohn p Leo architect Of the 22d Regiment ArmoIy,
Sl5,O57 80, and p X. Lantry, carpenter, SLID 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races = 80 D. m.
Cr,at south Bay Yacht Club regatta Isp, 10 80
Jersey City Yacht Club annual regatta NewYork Bay
10 a. IN.
Atlantic Boat Club regatta Hoboken. D. m.
Mercury wheel Bicycle Club outing Fiatbush
Cricket matches I'm Central and Prospect Parks.
Young Mems Christian Association moonlight excursion
p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
oATuFRFD ABOUT THE Towy.

City Works Commissioner Adams has increased the
olary Of each Of the five assistant engineers Of his
department by 5000. Tie first assistant Van Brunt
Bergen gets $1,000 and the others $500 each
Chief Engineer Van Buren, gets $1,000.
The Kings County Elevated Railroad Company
oared a writ of certoTari Yesterday to review the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
AI0NC TIIE cOIINn

BRIDGEPORT.-P. T. Barnum went b. his native
town. Bethel accompanied by his eldest daughter
on Thursday, was received by committee OF cltl-
and introduced - forty whose ages ran ged
from seventy 10 eighty five, majority of whom
were Ech0omates OF his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
STILL SEEKING 4 GOOD SITE

One Of the most Important questions engaged at
tenton OF Secretary Window who in this cty yester
day was tho site for tho new Appraisers Stores. IL Is
understood that no Will reach decision In matter
within few days. and he is making some inquiries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
AARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY
sun rises Sol Sets. 7ol Moon rises 4O7 IA
HIGH WATER
Ak-sandy Hook s3si Gov Isl.na ss,,u.ro.. o..
S.A-SaRdy Hook 6.52 Gov Island Iii Hal go oaS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
HOME NEWS.


FIFTH AVEN UE-Chates Emory Smith, OF Philadei.
nhia and Potter Palmer. Of Chicago. GRAND-Colone
Michael V. Sheridan and Colonel Clermont L. Best U. .
Army. MURRAY HII4L-Senator Joseph H. HaweY Of
C,nnccticut and cX-COngessman Richard Crowley. Of
Locl,port y. Y. WINDSOR-Generl Frederick Town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

IN regard to the deiraby each site proposed 70
ct 70 the distribution Of packages after they been
examined by the Appraiser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

THE BOYNroN FURNACE co.
For Boynton's Furnaces. Hot water ileater' h'Hso~
Sc, 90 TO 2O7 and 200 Watcg,sL. New-fOfA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

DELAY IN COMPLETING AN ARMORY.
The Annoy Board yesterday extended the time Tor
the completion Of the eth Regiment Armory from
August o Ia September. Gantractor Hopper reDre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

To Regulate the Stomach, Liver and BoweA
take CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS. one pill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
Announcements

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
[ tPFCKs PAT. INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUSHIONS WIZ
pers heard successful when all remedies f llusts'ss
book proofs can f. HI5COX, So3 BWay Sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,

30 WEST lZ6THsr.
Diseases Of the Nervous System. Geno Urinary OrsAnh
Impotence and Steriity Hours: " L. 70 8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10

Mrs Winslows Soothing Syrup for Children,
pain cures Wind collie and darrhoea- rs cents bOtue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-10
WHAT THE INSPECTOR SAYS.

To a Tribune reporter Inspector Dyrncs said:
Uofees story proved by the bare facts o. The case
IN be altogether false lie has first SAID that
she money was his own, received In payment
for thirteen patents; then he says that the money
,a,sed bv him on the stock invested IN the iron
hus,ness whereas the articles Of partnership provided
FRAT Allen should find all the money. Now a'coi1
ING 10 what YOU tell me, his irchds CtcIaie ndl
az himself ordered the sale OF The Stock III OiueI 10
Get back money he had loaned 10 Aiieh Al ,nls
be the case, why does HOiclo say uat tue n4OHuS
mas invested IN the iron works ,, , .
900 nv mind, the fact that hOlcie pdsseu JWO
sr,aTate certificates for the same amount OF stOCI
and bearing the same number, proves ms EWiN
Sno1xle6g 20 Of the fraud beyond shadow OF uoDl.
- ronsideng the circumstances one has 10 remember
tret and last that HOiee is smart, DIiSht clNef
man Of business and the least likely 70 DC ueciNt
~ Allan or any else. in explanation OF ms
bSving hvpothecaed the TWO certificates, pom mum
thors5 ore ne saws he dl1 not notice the similarly
between them. II he, as lie declares plVdnceu mont
10 Allen On good faith one SET OF seouI ca' anu
80 afterward asked for another loan on the same
nsnd Of stock. do you not suppose he WoulI care
s. III examino each OF tho certificates and Keep a
rec1rd OF all transactions. rs cAPahdliou Is
,tnnIv worfhless7 Speaking Of H0iele Dir. }yrncs
sxnresed the belief that he bad always bcon an none
sndustrous man up 70 inc uine % ms
f9rtye three years Old and came 10 ms country Wne4
~ For some time uriOr 10 1879 he was connected
with various theatrical road companies some S'd..
AGO his first wife applied for aud secured ,lSoee
business for some months except a. rare inter- a,;
but has spent his time in pleasure seeking anu mas HN"
fn exravagant style . o,.r,.
Two executions were filed yesterday in The Shtill $
Elmer, 70 Allen for S55l7 80 and the other ore on
behalf Of the Putnam County savings BANK Tor - 80
IL. The execution for money loaned On some
VI the fraudulent issues Of stock