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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
RECENT REFLECTIONS.

The farmers cannot complain of a
dry fall.
John Kelly and Miss Jennie Cusick
were married at Solomon Tuesday at
the Catholic church.
The through Santa Fe passenger
train is now a mixed train, several cars
of freight being taken on regularly.
"A. Jeffcoat's little boy fell off a
load yesterday and broke his arm about
half way between wrist and elbow. He
is doing well.
"A long train of cattle went west
over the Union Pacific this morning.
The animals were feeding stock to be
fattened on Kansas corn.
Wedding rumors are flying thick.
North Buckeye and West Sixth both
claim to have something interesting in
the way of news for next week.
The would-be boot stealer who
operated at Hazlett's yesterday was
sentenced to 80 days in Jail and s15 fine
and costs il Quinn's court today.
The REFLECToR's offer of the
weekly for two months free is the most
taking thing that has been advertised
in years. Seize the opportunity at once.
The postmaster will hereafter be re-
publican. A letter won't go any more
certainly, however, to its destination
when you forget to put the address on
the envelope.
The Manchester Sun has caught
the flag fever from the REFLECTOR and
is urging the school board to fly the
star spangled banner over the new
school house.
-Shipe reports the people of North
Buckeye as strictly honest. He leaves
street railway track and ties in the
street unguarded all night and has yet
to lose single ton of material.
-Three fine silver duckwing fowls,
the only oneS Of the variety i'll this sec
ton, were received today by Willie
Winfield. They are beauties and cost
neat little sum, S. each, beside ex-
press charges.
The jewelry firm of Suffer Bros.
made an assignment this morning to
L. Ii. Mallott, cashier of the Citizens
bank. They had been carrying too
large a stock of goods and the assign
ment was made TO secure the bank on
loans. The firm continues business as
before.
The Manchester Sun man, who is
also postmaster, is easily encouraged.
He says: The postOffice had big rush
last Saturday evening. y gentleman
rushed in from the train, purchased a
ten cent delivery stamp and rushed out
again. We feel quite encouraged and
40 doubt we will he able to erect brick
block III the near future.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
Appreciates It.

A subscriber of the REFLECTOR in
far-off Oregon in sending a years ad-
vance subscription says: The RE-
FLECToR is welcome weekly visitor.
We just enjoy the paper and do not
know what we would do without it.
How we managed to do so before we
took it will always remain mystery"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
The New Postmaster.

Mr.. d. r. Gordon today took charge
of the postofice and looks az natural as
life behind the windows. The old
corps of clerks viii be retained for a
few days anyway and there will be no
appreciate difference noticed in the
administration of affairs. Mr.. Gorden,
however, has taken great pains to get
thoroughly informed upon the best
means of conducting Offices and win
shortly inaugurate several important
improvements that VIII be appreciated
by the patrons.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
Result of Examinations.

The result of the examination of ap-
plicauts for teachers certificates held
last Saturday shows that the applicants
were unusually successful. 1t is as
follows:
Certificates issued, second class ,.......... :?
. third Glass;. .......... p
Failures 2
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
Welded.

Isaac Koby aud Miss Cowperthwaite
were made man and wife by his
honor Judge Peck last evening. They
will remain in the city which has been
heir homes,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
COURT cE.ENpARs-ro.DAY.

COURT CtLAENDAhS-TO-DAI.
eryrurx CoUEI- Before AncrewA J.-koeo3
srraxH coUsI-9rysa4L T.ssnBstor: Van Bruns j.
srf.R.E @ Ts sss. pss G7s SsTs s
SUPREME courr-spzcnl TE.s-PAsT u.-Adjourned for
sUrRIm corn1-cmcun-rAHI 1Adloernsd for the serm
sUPREhK CoUKT-cIRcurI-PAET I-Bef0re Barrett L.
SUPREME cornT-CiRcur-pArrr II-BetOre o'Brisn -
SUPREME CouKr-CIRouT-PAHr Iv-BofOre Beach j.
sWSRoolTS's CONFEDERATION. Ran SON. s-wIlls
Hill 20 q m. saI@A II. Peek lU:3O M; H. De Baum
FOR pronate-wills W Pnkney, Francis l. Williams
II u. Gibson J. II Rerd Thomas G Patterson W. Z Hart
wig 10 ~, G. Dlimars y. A. Smith Paul Schroeder and
supEnor coURT-aISrRAL rx,x-Bstors sedswtck. C. J..
sTpTRIos CounT-srEciAL TEsN-BetOrs oGOrman. j.
suPxGroR couxr-Eeurr TxxS-AdjOurned for the torn
sUPkRoR CoUnT-TRlAL TxRh-PART L-Before Dusro j.,
suPrnios oovnr-TrnL rERn-PArr II-Aoournsd for
SUPERIOR corRT-THAL TERM-PAsr ur.-Adjournsd for
COMMON PlEAs-oENERAL TERx-B-fore Van Hoescn and
Allen. J. J.-AdJuuI ne'i unt.i june ~ -
COMMON PLxAs-sPKcIAL TERM-Befors Van Hossen J.
COMMON PLxAs-Earrrr TERx-Bstors Allen. J-AdjOurned
COMMON PLzAs-THAi TERM-.PAnI -Bsfors Bookstsver.
J-NUs 3d. oAu. IL S. 1000 1885, 1884, lsls 49, l&os,
consos pIKAs-TnlAL rxRx-PARr rI.-Befors Daily. J..
cI cfr % corHT-srIc.L TEES-Bsiors McAdsm c.
CIT CRY corHr-TrAL Trnx-rAnr L-BstOre HOlms D.
1S Tr sss5 MI 1ls N'Ar'" j.
err Cou.T-canL Txns-PAs1 fII.1Bstsre EhIlsh J.
SSsK 10 o. S oTn a and
Assistant BstGsawST' .op, omsn
and Assistant DistrcIAttorney Daw'on-Nos- !" In
CouKr OF GENERAL sEssioSs-PARr II-Betore Recorder
smyth District Attorney Jerome-Nos 10 IL
coURr OF GENERAL ssssross-PAEr II1IBstcre Martins
J. and Assl.anI DistrioLAtornsy Pit1Eerad-Nos TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
PREPARING FOR THE NEW CENSUS.

Washington, June 25.-superintendent Porter Of tho
Census Bureau has divided each OF the several States
and Territories into census DISTRICTS subject to the
approval Of the Secretary Of the Interior, each to
be in charge OF supervisor. This arrangement Is
based mainly population, compactness Of area and
means Of communication. To these districts will
probably be added supervisor for Alaska and
Oklahoma. The total number Of districts. Is now
decided upon, Is l73, as against 100 In 1880.
Superintendent Porter has received letter from
r. H Dana Of Boston, secretary Of the Massachusetts,
Civil Service Reform League, who calls Mir PorteTs
attention to the admirable results In Massachusetts
from putting our census and labor statistics force
under Civil Service rules
In tho course OF his reply Superintendent Porter
says: 1t Is my intention 10 institute . system OF
examination In connection with the appointment Of
the census force, and for this purpose have dele
gated TO William &. Hunt, formerly Of the Masss-
chuses Bureau OF Statistics of Labor the preparation
OF series OF questions which will fairly test the
capacity and general knowledge OF applicants for the
various positions the census
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
RACING IN ENGLAND.

London. June ob.-At tho Newcastle and oosforth
Park summer. meeting to-day tho for tho North
Derby OF 500 Sovcrrlgns. for three ycar-olds.
mile and half, won by +. Manneds chestnut colt
Bondager J. L0wthers chestnut colt WorkinEton
second. and c. Perkins, bay colt Folengo third. There
wcre sight starters. Tho betting was 10 against
Bondaser. 10 TO against workngton and . to 2
against Folengo. Bondagor won by q length and =
halt
the Royal Plate OF 800 soveroignS for two ycarods
nyc furlongs won by @. Roses hay hlly Arcadia .
f. Benzou's hay colt Faust Second. and Lord London
dorry's bay lilly Daisy Chain third The betting was
3 TO against Arcadia. 10 / against Faust. even
money against Daisy Chain and 10 TO / against
ZilAg. Arcadia won By a head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
pEc1s1oys BY THE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, " Y. Juno 25.-In the Court Of Appeals
today the following decisions were handed down:
The Third National Bank Of Nev-York against
butcher Sheriff, etc. Griffin against the Long Island
Railroad Company Sheppard against GubeE Meensn
against the Manhattan Railway Company Flupa,1ck
against Burdck; Rydzemh against the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Company; Wassoman against Ine st.
Trior against Hermann. Judgments Affirmed WIZ
costa a.,
In 70 New.Y0rk and western Union Teierapp
Company against Jewett receiver etc.; wight against
Bennett Orders Mn rmed, with costs
how. Order Of General Term reversed. and. that Of
Special Term affirmed. with oost ,.
Tho United STATED Mercantile Reporting Association.
otn Appeal dismissed with costs.
McFariane against Walter. Motion TO dismiss sp-
peal granted with costs.
In no accounting Of Niles. Motion for rearKuIuent
denied, with costs motion 10 amend romtutur 80 Is
30 discharge referee denied for the reason that ss tho
FOR. the former referee n naturally and the surro-
gate Is left act In his discretion The remltutur u
amended TO award costs 10 the appellant m ~
courts 10 be paid from tho estate
SoS Y93. 1875 700, Ts7, 7eb, 72e. 7e7 and 7s1-
In the Second Division the following deosons wore
%Tlbour against the Trow Printing and Bookbndms
the Northern Central Railway Company Kane AGAINST
the CITY of Brooklyn; Rossman against the kncksr-
booker leo Company Mosson against kloseh Judg-
ments affirmed with costs.
River Railroad Company. Motion tor rcArsument do
Corbstt against tho Twonty- thirdst Railway Com
pany Motion to rrvivs denied. with $40 costs
Clark against BlumenthaL Motion 70 recall remit
etur denied, with $40 costs
Bush against Evans. Appeal dismissed. Win cssss.
Calendar for Wednesday,
NOS 483, sos. 47s, l,25G, <so, Al and s0T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
A DENIAL FROM GEN. TRACY
NO WHOLESALE DISCHARGE OF DEMOCRATS
FROM THE NETWORK NAVY YARD.
THE SECRETARY SAYS THAT no HEED WILL BE
PAID TO POLITICS IN REDUCING THE
FORCE AT THE NAVY YARDS.

Washington, June 25.-secretary Tracy authorizes
an emphatic denial OF the story that his recent visit
to the New-York Navy Yard connected with or
attended by wholesale discharges Of Democratic en-
poyes The Secretary says that these discharges
alleged to have occurred In the department Of Master
Machinist Howatt but the Chief OF the Bureau OF En-
cheering is authority for the statement that hero
been no reduction Of the force employed there.
Instead OF deficiency, the Bureau of Engineering
has had q surplus Of money set apart for the New
York yard for the last three months, all OF which Will
be expended orders that effect have been sent 10
New.iork. Secretary Tracy says that he has given
Instructions that In making discharges or reductions
OF the force OF woringmen Navy Yards DO heed is
to be paid to politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
n1rS on LEGAL NEws.

The premises Nos. 206 and 2oS East Eishv-sxsn's@
were transferred by John p Mahoney' neaof aealer
"a his wife Anastasta B. Mahoney, who' Dy her win
Ie,, a TO her sister, Mary A. Prendergase Mahoney
recently sued the sister demanding that the property
he returned to him He alleged that IL was conveyed
q, b,s wifi, in order she might nave support ior
,e under an agreement that abe died before MIN Sne
.bould beoueath the property 70 him. Jusuce
in the suprsme Court Special Term Jeseroay oeciaeu
thu ea.a In favor Of the defendant .
James f Redmond, according TO the peuuon Oh his
brother John L. Redmond presented to Justice hnoe"S
a, tho sunreme Court drinks to excess and Is no" IN
81 yIncents Hospital. The Judge yesterday sppomeu
Iohn II Judge and Matthew Chalmers commissioners 70
aetcrmn. with the aid Sherins jury, whetner nc
ia an habltuaI drunkard. He has properly worm
$4,000 ,....
Edwin NJ. Kellogg has been appointed Dy susuce
Andrews OF the Supreme Court receiver Oh the donoe
opathc Mutual Life Company In proceeanes
for n voluntary dissolution Of the corporation lie IL
required 20 give q bond Of $4,000.
Justice Andrews, In the Supreme Court, ChamDefs'
yssterday granted an order requiring General Adam
Badeau TO furnish bill particulars In his suit against
Charles l. Webster Co., the publishers. for an sueseo
breach OF In regard 70 the publication Oh INC
plaintiffs book Grant In Peace. The plantin oo MOI
oppose the application.
Tho United Order OF American Carpenters and Joners
No having split into two parts. each Of which claimed
title 70 the nan decided In suit In the superior
Court that the organization OF which Henry rubbing u
president was the real original body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
CHARGED With swrypL1ye MANY YrHas.

Henry A. Mas who arrested en- Monday hight
WA taken u the jefferson Market Court yesterday.
where he was charged with swinding tho Tnanys Stern
Bros Brooks Bros,. u. Altman & Co., and Simpson.
Crawford & Simpson with fraudulent checks Two COM
plants were accepted against him. by Superintendent
Hyde Of Tinanys and another by A. NJ. Leach. for
stern Bros On these complaints he was held for e.
animation to-day In 81 600 bail. The complaints OF
H. Altman & Co.. Simpson. Crawford a Simpson and
Brooks Bros will DO taken to-day Mas IL also charged
with swlndling the proprietor OF the Msnson House,
Albany out OF u small amount In the same manner In
which he Is charged with swlndling the Arms hare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
TIE VICTIM OF THE BLAcxBiRn
BENJAMIN HATroN MIssHNe-wAs m THRoW1
ovERBoARDf

OtEhbOA6uT
Justice Hogan continued tho inquiry ut the Tomhs
yesterday TO whether . man was thrown Overheard
by william Salley last Saturday while tho employes Ct
the American Bank Note Company were returning
from an excursion. The fact was established boy0u1
doubt that Benjamin Hstton, an employc II the COM
pany who was the excursion, YVES missing. Lulu
Bannon OF No. 46 Laightst, and AMMO Brown. Of Me-
161 Hudsonst., with whom Hatton was dancing skofe.
y before the Of the drowning present
In court and said that Hstton was perfectly sober
when they last saw him. about hah.hom before ths
landing Of the boat. They did not Hatton thrown
overheard but heard he had been. Charles Hewitt %
No. 191 Bedfordave Brooklyn, told the Justice tha$
he was IN Hatton's company about fifteen minutes
before the report reached him that he had been thrown
overheard. Patrick Sullivan, who keeps furnished
rooms at No. 80 Elm-st.. said that Hatton had
room In his house. I" He Q steady, sober young
man, your honor" continued Sullivan. He loft my
house last Saturday morning and he had the ksy o1
his in his pocket The Of the suit Of clothes
he wore Is now in his room IN my house, Annie
Hatton, who lives in West Eighty thirdst sister of
the missing man, present In court. but she know
nothing of the affair except what she sew IN tie
newspapers. Further hearing Of the caso YIN b
held at the Tombs next Monday morning /6alley
taken back his cell in the T0mbs Prison. ~hsSe
he was committed without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The card for to-day suffers by comparison with the
dazzling bf.Itancy OF many previous days Of this
MEETING but much interest will be taken In Badges
running in the first race for his Suburban performance
WAS so poor as 10 show that he was then far below
his tine form. Two of the races will DO selling
affairs the fourth at q mile and quarter on the
regular COURSE and the last at mile and an eighth on
the grass The fifth race Is likely to be the most
interesting OF the day. as the Favcrdsle colt ana
Reporfer are 10 meet again In IL II is hshhicap
st a mile and three-eIghths. and the race may give
some line to the condition Of both colts Both arc
m the great Realization stahes noxt Tuesday. At
mile and Hve-eghths. and this viii help 10 pre-
pare both for that great contest Tho two have been
bandcsppe on last years form rather than
this years. for when they met M ne
Tidal Stakes (ths only time tho Faverdae
colt has raced this year. Reporter beat Mr. Withefss
colt easily Yet In this handicap Reporter gets In
at 40 10 the Faverdale colts 112. The trainers at
tho track say that the Faverdale colt fs stu far
below his true form. He has not yet recovered
from tho effects OF his recent severe attack OF
coughing, aud the languor and fever which attended
1t. Nevertheless, must soloct him rs tho winner
Of the fifth race, believing that he has improved
sufficiently since his deplorahe collapse In the Tidal
to carry Of this prize Reporter ought 70 run second
All the reports from the track last evening made
Inverwicks weight In this handicap 11e pounds
But this seems almost Incredible 1nverw,ck was
beaten OF IN Q handicap Ut this track with 1o2 pounds
Then she won handicap with o. Could MIR. Law
renee possibly have put sixteen pounds more on her
for that one wtn--not n nj . remarkable Victory
Probably Invcrwtoks correct weight Is 1oc, for liz
appears prcposterous on any form that she has
shown this year In such . field ~ that IN tho nih
badge shouid win the FIRST race, ban Harrson
The second race Oush. 20 90 10 Drizzlo, can'ecn
Gypy Queen may win the third race. with cOrtss
second These two ought . have the race oehw ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26

~ INNOCENT MAN ARRESTED ZOE FoRGEEX.
William Ashton was arragned on Friday at Jc6ersoss
Market Court q charge Of forgery. ana Justice
German held him for the Grand Jury IN %, 900 bail
Saturday evening Ashton's wife, who lives 1t no. 81
Peryst sobbed piteousy she told Inspector Bynss
at Police Headquarters OF her husbands fnneoenoe-
She apparently convinced tho Inspector q ho placed
Detectivescrgeants Lyman and Mcalanus tho oasa.
They went 70 Jefferson Market PrSou and had .
conversation with Ashton He told them thss hs had
Cotton . check for s12 cashed a favor 10 snsthor
man. not knowing that it was forged From infofma-
ton that he gave the detectives they arrested Waihr
Mscklin suspicion. Mackfn's picture IN ths
Roguoe' Gallery Is No. 1854. Msckifn ww neutfned
by Ashton. and Macklin then admitted that be was
tho guilty man Ashton had esshed tho ohssk In
Groene-st. and had given Msckiin the money. ne
later was arraigned 1t tho Tombs yesterdaSs ana
was held for trial in default of &So0 bail. BY .
strange coincidence, Ashton's the calender
Of the Court Of Special sessions yesterday. It w.
adjourned at the request Of Detective Lyman until
Friday next, when both men will appear for tidal.
Meanwhile Ashton has to stay in prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL BPM wEpNEspA

FORECAST TILL p. NJ WEDNESDAY.
WASHINGTON juno 25.-For New. England and Eastern
New York rain preceded by tsr In Northern NswEngand
stationary temperature
For Eastern Pennsylvania NewJersey. Delaware Mary
land and virginia rain. clearing in Virginia Wednesday
night stationary temperature
For North Carolina Light rain clearing Wednesday after
noon slightly warmer.
For South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Florida lair
stationary temperature
For Mississippi and Louisiana fair followed By Light rain
stationary higher temperature.
For Eastern Texas rain stationary temperature.
For Arkansas and Missouri, fair slightly warmer.
For Tennessee Kentucky fair proceeded by light rain
In the extrome eastern portions slightly warmer
For Virginia Western Psnnsyvsnis, Western New.
York and Ohio. rain warmer
For Indiana Illinois and Lower Michigan. fair warmer.
followed in Illinois by cooler.
For Upper Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota ir cooler.
For Dakota, fAir; warmer.
For Iowa and Nebraska FAIR preceded by Light in
SebraskA; cooler
For ido, fair stationary temperature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
DEMANDS OF THE LEAGUE BRorHEKHoop

Chicago. June 25.-The report OF some DAYS AGO
10 the effect that committee OF the League Brother
hood OF baseball players had boon appointed 10 confer
with Messrs. spalding, Day and Rogers concerning
the elias alton rule and the sale Of players, had
considerable foundation as It was learned to-day that
the League did appoint MessrS. spaldlng! Day and
Roberts a committee TO receive the Brotherhood and
listen 10 their grievances 1t is said that John Ward
called yesterday upon Mr.. spaldng. and placed the
wants OF the Brotherhood before him, Mr. SpaldinC
promised confer with the rest OF tho League com
mice and give the matter immediate attention. 1t
is learned from good source that II Immediate action
not taken BY the committee. there VIII at an early
day be a general strike OF League players.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
TO BE PRESIDENTIAL PosTliAsTER&
Washington, June 23.-Ths President has appoints
the fnllouiuv nas I'm

NHlNRIOH, JUHt - uu IooIFHII IHs SVFOFIItV1
the following postmasten
James H. wynHe. nj EdEowatnr. \. J.; HanHord
Anderson, At v est Point, VA Louis Daario, Al Ash
land Va; William Worth Logan, n OOdsLook, Va. I,
alter u. Cheney, a. sOuul Manchester, conn ;
Frederick A. Field at Rutland. VI Joseph H. NANCY
y. y. II. c. Grahiin. NJ Piqus, ONO. ALEU- OIL
EIdrldge At Dolphl, Ind; John ". hpaldlng. At
Chaul,agne III. ; Charles ". Warner, At hooperton,
III. george v. Harper. AT Robinson. III. EDWARD
b. Becker, At warsaw. Ill knule 8 harHtrum
Al bes,emer Mich jonathan D. Holmes, ~ Grand
Ledge Mich William r. Patterson, ~ McOaon, Mich ;
Henry L. HotIeI, 81 Merrill. VIA. William h. bllnn,
Al Amigo Wis ". Chauncoy Perlue, at BelOit
apsas samuel A. Abbey, Al Pueblo, Col. William
NJ MaSi, at oheysnne SyO EdwA.d u; rTrdlS'' at
u iIIiant n Gibbs, al Jackson, Miss byron Lomy
not having been confirmed by the senate James +.
everett, at Yazoo City, Miss; benjamin 7. Hickey,
AZ Wichita Falls, lea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
THE COURTS.
IN PLACE OF CAPTAIN scHooNMAKER.

Justice Andrews. n the Supreme Court. yesterday
appointed Charles IA. Peabody. ir trustee under tho
will Of Margaret s. Cooper, in place Of Captain c.
Marius schoonmaker, Of the United States steamer
yandala. who was swept overheard and lost IN the
disaster at Samoa. He is required TO give bond OF
eos 900. The appointment was made on the april
cation of Emma NJ Cooper william Il. willis Referee
having taken testimony establishing the fact that CAP
tain schoonmaker, who was the sonIm-iaw Oh s s
testa,sX and the uncle Of Ferguson L Cooper, for
whom about soO 600 was left in trust, Is dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
THE KILLING OF Mrs. ELsoy ACCIDENTAL.

Coroner Levy yesterday afternoon held an inquest
In the case of Mrs. Mary Elson, the young woman
who was killed In front Of tho Brooklyn Bridge on
June 8 by being knocked down by runaway horse
belonging to the American Pie-Baking Company. Of
nrooklyn Several witnesses testified, among Others
the driver OF tho wagon, who said that his horse
began 10 run away about 100 yards from tho nrance
The fury after visiting the Scene Of the killing brought
n verdict of accidental death. The driver OF the
wagon, William Rsicher who was Under $4,000 bail
WAS discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-26
WANT TO BE CHIEF OF THE ORDNANCE BUREAU.

Washington, Juno 25.-The commission OF CommO-
dor, s,card As chief of tho Ordnance Bureau OF the
NAVY department will expire on Saturday, although,
.s Il vas somo months after July when his appoint
meut was confirmed there is question As 10 whether
his term will not r.n for cOrccpondngy longer tmo
Applicants for tho place have already appeared.
1t is said that among them Captain Ramsay, in
charge OF the NewlUrk Navy Yard Captain howl
son. chief Of the steel Board: Captain Meade, IN
charge of the Washington Navy Yard, and Captain
Fulrer who Is connected with the naval ordnance
EhO