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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
DRINK HAS BEEN HIS RUIN.
MINISTER TRIES TO KILL HIMSELF on &C
COUNT OF HIS LOVE FOR LIoUoR-His


4 well dressed man Of middle age who hah no shoes
on hi, feet and was bleeding from bullet ""ihu III
the mouth. staggered into Bellevue Hospital carly
Yesterday morning. The surgeons found That thc
man had shot himself IN the mouth and The bullet had
fractured his upper Jaw. but the injury did not ArprF
10 be- dangerous he said he was Andre" 'oNHI''
md had shot himself III BIS fat, az 40 GO 7iA'i
ave. hut he would not tell why. Ills VILE ana I"'t
children ucrc IN Europe and he was alone ~ thc
fla, when he shot himself on "wednesday night lie
had walled To the hospital In his stockings without
help.
After he had been placed In The prison ward at the
hospital Information Of his attempt at suicide was sr''
Ia the West Thliticths police station prt"'tN'"
lrctt and Ilayc, went u the nat IN sixth AYE" and
,,,,ud ..ycrl letters which Colvillc had written to
relatives. one Of them. addressed 10 h, brother
Albert Of the rcS-nakine firm Of Colvlle q Coz nj
SO II, East Nlnctccntl-st.. Wa q, follows;
Dear AIl,ft. Bury mo in the chnie-t way. Tho
NANCY d, In the dr-k S,ud hitty the rLaind'r for
Lllc and The chldIcn die Willingly. by NV own hand
blame 10 one. ny brother Albert Will attend to my
burial. a. '"l'' Inn
Tine detective, learned that Colve had been min
i.tcr but had been ruined by drink He wao born III
scotland and VA, brought 10 thi, city by Ia, parents
when he wa sixteen years old Having completed h'7
educ alton in this city. he hccum" minister ih uo
Methodist Episcopal Church. u pf,''"t u Nir!or'
ago vnc he placed Ia clirer 81 NFH'r 'napel J"
twenty second -, between tir-i ana r',u'H ave.,
cytcut mat he sriccd himself AhI va, obliged to
leave the church. lie became confirmed duhkiii'
IN, wife Elizabeth supported him and tie children ly
drf ,Innking They lived at No. al Fourth a'" uhtil
ab0ut a month ago. when C"iyillc', conduct wien ho
u,s DRINK led Ia their removal q the sixth nat
II WAS said that hc abused hi, wife aQd occa,"nnIi
threatened to XIII her. once, ia dt,lhlcn ri Ic
chased her from their with loaded revolver
In his hand. . .,,,- ,.,, ,..,
AbOut a week ago Mrs. Colviie decided ~ leave
him and she went Europe. taking the children Win
her II was said that she went 10 lei parents ~
Dublin ireland. After her departure tn!vile wa
nUtn lie, Ipf III .gl
viii be arragncd IN police cOnr as soon ~ he Is able
:, leave thc hospital Of his brothers f. said 10
lie a clergyman IN PcnnsNIvanla.
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ALONG TILE SOUND.

DRIDGEPORr.-Thc Catholic people propose to
build two more churches here making seven IN all
one AT the East and one at the West End
An examination Of the property Of Joseph McCor
mack, who wa, yesterday found dead in his bed as
closed two bank books showing deposits 10 his credit
in bauls Of this city and Rochester. y. Y, OF 81
900 and a note tor 600 on an English BANK
lie thirty five years old wa employer DIV OK
President \. ". Wallace of the Fat Mans Associa-
tion and formerly lived IN Porcic>ter
The annual regatta OF The IIouSatonic sharp'C 'nD
viii Lc held at -iratford TO-DAY Yesterday
the police arrested Mrs Michael Christie. handsome
italian woman of Mount Vernon, y. y, VINO, a, her
hli~ band all '.''>. stole 5000 from MN ana cmpn
with one David Coll"t,cc. The runaway Par
wcrc found living IN the Italian quarter ot the 'lN .
Mayor DclOrc>t has returned from Mount
Desert. NJ. II Is >urmlScd thot tNc SCI y
of OK Governor Thomas NJ Walters visit here "A day
or two ago and hi, quiet conference with leading pol
tlcians. mean, movement to choose p'I"'i ~
candidate Tor Governor from the western part v VIZ
state, and that that candidate may be toloiel WI
liam II. stevenson, VICE president ana tcicrdI mann"
ger Of the llOu,at0nlC Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
PATERSON.

Leroy W. Filkins o well-known Democrat Of Pas
sale City, has through his counsel ex-senator Grggs,
filed his answer in the Passac County Courts In the
suit for libel brought against him last fall by exAs-
scmbyman James Keys, a leader OF the Democracy III
the Eighth Ward Of this place. The answer recteS
that Keys Is scfseelng politician that he repre-
senied a class Of men such as are usually ana prop
erly called heecrs - that he used money to Influence
votes and favored coonizing Of voters at primary
Elections; that his principal adherehts were persons
who frequentod llquOrshops; that he was negligent OK
his duties in the Assembly and that the sereeahtat
Arms 60 after him 10 bring lh 10 MS pos.
All thi. Mr.. tkins expects to prove IN court. IN, me
funniest part Of the family trouble Is mat ~nem ny
first brought suit Filkns published rather hlinDic
apology, u which he said that ne did not ineah ~
call Mr.. Keys a heeler,' but only TO say thdt MS
supporters we're largely Of that class. Inc aPOioS
did not soothc the feelings Of the Paterson statesman,
especially he defeated by the dcieetlOl % me
Passaic City Democrats, and he determined 10 press Ie
suit
Cathollna Lambert, the silk manufacturer, OF DeA-
ter Lambert d Company, is having plans prepared io
one of the finest houses IN New jersey. IL VIII stll
on the side of Garrett Mountain, on the treaI NOcil
Road, not far from his present home, ana Is 70 cooC
100000 The house will be Of granite ana VIII na mn
cOlOnnadc 300 feet long. The design Is aitcr VIZ"
that he saw III Europe.
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NEWARK.

Miss Gertrude Neal, who Hives with her parents az
No. 40 Lafay cttc ST., was accJst'd at Ham on ana
McWhOrter SIS. at . a. yesterday by coloFed
man. who sBatcled her pochetbOok some wOrhiheh
saw the robbery and pursued and captured the 0otpad
At the police station he said that his name was William
Fletcher and that lac livcd In Ncw-iork. lie was
committed Ia jail.
Arthur Thompson. colorcd who Keeps grocery
store At so. i55 Thomas ST. was arrcsicd YESTERDAY
on a charge Of arson. Early in the day the pace was
discovered Ia be on fire. The namcs "erc c%
tlnguislcd and an Investigation showed ihh kcro''hc
ma. been poured over the floor. There was an IN
,uraucc # $500 on the stock over the stor hVc
a German family who wcrc their BEDS when me
tr, broke ont and We're panic ,trck ,n y fw dayN
nro Thompson married q cIorcd girl named Martina
Rich Who had attempted 30 Kill one OF her twin
infants.
At the meeting Of the Board Of frecholdcrS ycot r.
day two inport ant reports suhin II d. one III III
~ pert, WHO have ma lie an examination OF t' bo'h'
If the comfy for number Of az, II w tNa' pa
mont, were frequently made without vouchers Or am
daNt contrary T. the law, That the lTr'ho u're u't
gated Their authority unllwiuilH ana dttd contrary
10 10 opinion and advice Of IA" Boards lc-il 'O'l.
Tl. report SAY, that the books Of the 'Ohht,
C!cr,', Office ar, now undergoing cNannihhtl"! ana
that They have not been kept IN manner cohdn'Ie %
a .ursdy examination. The sc nj report was from
IA er.risl committee 4 uvr-tigal ion VI tn manage
uc,i Of ihc Comfy iunnuc Asylum on written Charge
I'M. report completely cNouerAt"s the lnala.'nrhi
from ali the charges. and pass high tribute " TIC
ma
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-Thc parsonage OF the 'huVh ol
tho sacred Heart until recently occupied by the Iate
Father Cole Is being altered into a parochai school
Acknowledgement Panessa. an Italian, was ar
rested Yesterday by Deputy sheriff W. > Hallock' on
charge Of murder in the first degree In having kiicd
Joseph ~cazo another Italian, who was fould ue'"'
= the foot # a steep hill az Amawalh. on the ilhe
Of the New York CIV ard Northern RaIIr"d0' WIN
fractured skull and emfy pockets
SING SING.-The old Episcopal structure known as
Trinity Church sing sing. j. being denloIsh.n III
order that more councillors and handSoier strhct
urc may be erected on the site, az cost OF ao2u.
$50 600 The old building WAS erected IN 1853 for
tha PRESBYTERIAN congregation, but for twenty years
was the property Of Trinity Church. The new buti-
ing viii be Stone structure the material for the walls
cpminr from St. Lawrence County quarres, accpiulHS
10 designs furnished by h. W. Gibson, all architect OF
Nov DIRK.
YONKFRS-Thc Rev. DR.. Burtscll recently depoSed
priest OF the Church O the Epiphany, New-l9rk Is Al
ihr Thompson House, Lake Nahnpac. ! nc YET,
man soccjio,' excursion 10 Bay Gin Park l. l netI,
S2O- 20 for the soldiers monument flnd :; me
ctty has been divided into eighteen election dsilsts
Tx th, Common C.rnCiL tlty treasurer "clN
r,ports A balance Of 5j2 800 30.
WHITE PLAINS.-The Rev. william a: Dunphy.
rector Of -. Johns Roman Cathode thurch, VIII DC
liver tho address at the laying Of the cornerstone OF
The new division building Of -. Johns College, l0d
ham, on sunday, at $3.50 p m
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THE CASE OF MRS. ELLEN f. PECK.
JOHN H. JOHNSTON DENIES THAT He WAS
SWINpLED BY HER

John II. Johnston the teweller Of Union square,
New York who was reported to have been swindlci
out of goods worth sl2 900 by Mrs. Ellen f. Peck
few years ago. says that she only got goods worth
1925 from him, and that he discovered her TO be
fraud brought her into court, and compelled her 10
return the goods. lie lost nothing by her.
An Injunction granted by Judge Clement III
the City Court yesterday restraining Rachel ana Ions
silvermau Of No. $50 Fultonst.. from disposing OF
the property taken from the dwelling OF Mrs. Peek
No 3o7 Putnam ave. after her arrest on the charge
of obtaining diamond ring ana scaiShih sacpdc "o'"
Louis Silverman through fraud.
Mrs Peck says that Louis slverman cohdn''s d
ioan business under the Of the Fulton Loan
Association at No. $50 Fulton-st'. and acts ior
Rachel and r. silverman. Slla obtained loan OF
$3.50 from him on April =. giving chatter mortgage
as security to II. Silverman The articles horsaeeu
were specifically enumerated The money was Dor
roucd for one month and she saws lie charged her
$50 for the loan and ~ for the insurance policy ana
ncr cent interest The furnishing Of her house cost
"a 500 The mortgage on which the goods were
seyed she saws Is not the one which she sltllcu, .
She complains that silverman made no demand !o.
the money due, but the night OF her arrest WI.
10 the house and took everything, even I" pmIc"h
filed with private papers lie aid no, TaNe 1 e Nrs
peck gave a bond for $3.50 Oh the granting 0l NV,
Injunction Svcrmau j. restrained from dl'po'lhS ",
the prOperty She also asks that the note Tor T@'O
which she gave be cancelled on the er0uh1 o. pay w
and sacouc and will prove her innocence Her al
torney ST. L. Towns, thinks she i, all Injured WoIil,,
and he asks spccia consideration for her because her
ancestors came over in the Mayhower
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OBITU1 h J.
THE REV. JOHN BARRETT.


The Rev John Barrett, pastor OF 81 refers hoId"
Catholic Church at Ncw-rlghtOn :. l.. died alter
q brief Illness late on Wednesday night az that pace
IIc was one of the leading cerNmcn Of staten Island
aud was born at Cork Ireland IN $50 lie "aN
graduated from ST. Vincent seminary I'm Cork III 100
and shortly afterw ard came 10 america "hc' nc
entered ~. Joscph's seminary at for'ham' " l.
lie was OriaincG in 1-j4 and was appointed by
Arch!i~hop Hughes as assistant priest AT tie Old ~
Patrcls cathedral. where he remained FOR five years
lie subsequently served chaplain and rector l." ue
Archbishop. During the controversy between Ar'h-
bishop Hughes and EraFtus Brooks Father Barry was
thc bearer Of the letters that were written ~ the
Archbishop at the tine. Father Garry acted a. one
Of the dcacons al the ceremony OF the laying oil the
TOMBSTONE Of the Cathedral. lie finally went
10 staten Island and for nineteen years HAD charge
Of a parish al Eossvillc and Richmond. IN lo'3 nc
took charge of ST. Peters Church IN New i'ughton'
and was its pastor AZ the time Of hi, death.
He was an enthusiastic advocate of Home Rule ana
wa, widely known for his charitable deeds During
the last year he devoted much Of his time to The
erection # a large parochia school adjoining -
Peter Church. This building has boon completed
and will De formally opened In sept" nh"r
The funeral will take pl .Cc n ~. Peters 'hurcl
nj 10 O'Clock Tomorrow morning. The burial VIII
be al It. Peters Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

As was expected. Mayor Chaplin issued call yes
terday for special meeting of the Aldermen on Tucs
day 10 take action upon the resolution providing for
new water mains.
Samuel Grange aged thirty four, of No. POI Co
umba-s left home Thursday morning. August 7,
and has not been heard of since. He was employed
a. produce salesman by Williamson Brothers, West
Broadway, -lorh, but was discharged.
John McBne of Atlantic-ave. and LinwOod-st.. and
John Leddy. of Ialeave.. arrigncd in the Gates
Avenue Police Court yesterday charge of feOnious
assault upon Kenneth Wright, who lives In FultOn-st
near Millcr-ave. They were admitted to bail IN the
sum Of II 600.
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Isaac
". White from Mrs Almira T. White
A special dispensat0n from The Pope permits the
of meat by members of the Roman Catholic Church
to-day. which is the Feast OF the Assumption Of tho
Blessed Virgin. Notice sent by Bishop Loughln
to all the rectOrs yesterday.
The Board of Managers of the Sunday Observance
Association thanked District Ntoncy Fleming. OF
Queens County for his efforts Ill stopping sunday pan
playing. and has commended the efforts put forth III
Newown Jamaica ard other places on Long Island for
supprcssng lawlessneSs on sunday.
An allowance Of 420 week amony and 5000
counsel fee granted yesterday TO Mrs Florence
NJ Patterson IN her suit for limited divorce from Joseph
Porter Patterson.
The body of James Morris, the Waterman Of tho
ship River Merscy, lying AT the NcrrcPont Stores, VINO
disappeared on Monday night. { und near the YES
sci yesterday afternoon. There were no marks "i
violence on it, II is supposed tla he fell overheard
Willie asleep.
President Lewis. of the Montague street Railway
Company SAYS that the road will probably be III op
Grafton by January /. 1t Ina, NOT yet been decidcd
what power will be used 10 propcl the cable IL may
be either steam. electricity, Daplth@ or gas IL VIII
be settled In few days.
Victor Pick. Of No 20 North Elliott Place. was be
fore Police Justice Walel yesterday morning Tor al
tempting to commit suicide by jumping from the Ea't
River Bridge. lie was committed Oh the charge Oh
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John MILTOS SLhDE.

Holm Milton Sl,dc Tor many year, a wcllkn0wn
merchant OF New York died az White Lake, sullivan
County Y. y. from gastric hcmDirhHcc. on W"iI"'-
dav afternoon. lie was born in Boston in l-31. HIS
father John ~ladc. n prominent merchant II
Boston and New York Mr.. Slad' att 'ndcf The !p--
ton Latin school and graduated from Yale college
in lsj1 lie belonged o. the P-i llrilpn ana Skull
and pone, socictic, He Come 10 Scw YORK. ana -uc.
ccedcd his father in The dfygoo1s bu,inc'-. lie va
member Of the Merchants Clb ana Of tie New Eng
land society. Three YEAR aGD he gave mp bn.incs'
AID went t. IrOo'vn. While he lived In y" York
lie was connected with The Church -: thc A'c'nN1 IN.
I-nhavc and Tenth st. liz leave, five and one
daughter. The furcral will be held ~ hi home. NO.
20 I0raemOn-St EroOklvn on saturday, at II "a. III.
The burial Will be at Greenwood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15

A few minutes past noon yesterday steam and smoke
were seen 10 issue suddenly from the street In front
OF No. 73 Willam-st. There was an Immediate
scattering Of the pedestrians, who collected at Liberty
and Cedar SIS. and waited for the explosion which
they anticipated Int the explosion did not come For
fifteen minute, the volume OF steam and smoke issued
forth AT times giving sudden spurt and attaining
the height u; three four feet aud tlc dying down I'LL
II scarcely rose above the ground Whenever 1t started
up tie lockers Oh who had approached IN IL, quiet
period Woud get Of the way fast those in the
rear would permit. n If they feared some grand
volcanic eruption. All the while there distinct
odor of burilng rubber doubtless iom the packing Of
the joint
Tie subway men aud the men from the steam
company soon appeared ana had considerable dis
cu>son 10 whose pipes were ont Of OlOr, but By
this time the disturbance had ceased. the only
evidence that anything had happened mass Of
Lamp black that had settled over The spot. they
decided To- leave the settling - their III put iI
some other tiac and retired without doing anything.
The employees Of the wholesale chcni III hon Of
T. Merck No. -; William-s.. were considered Is di,
tnrlcd al first the explosive, O The bu,uc,, WcrV
stored under tie Sidewalk They did visit the
vault while the disturbance continued but Inspection
Immediately after showed that no danger had been
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United AMERICAN uEtHANICS ~ COUNCIL.

The Council OF tnc order oil 'h'tcu N"'r'' n
Mechanics began It, annual convention AZ "r''n" ''"'
~ " Oh Tuesday and Finished on WEDNESDAY INT"
were a urgc number % dtlcsat's present. anu INV 'o''
yention va, an enthusiastic ono and accomplished mu'h
good work The various reports showed very satisfactory
Improvement growth aad personnel oil he oru'r
twenty councils having been Instituted IN TINS 9'c
since the previous convention. n f. stud"'A' ol rorO'
chester selected delegate to the NntohaI Ool-
vcntion Of the order 10 be held at Bridgeport Conn., on
September IL. The following were elected oc'r' OF inc
Council: Lewis y. Hart. OF Brooklyn councillor
d. J. Archnoncy Of Ulster County vice-councior :" IL
Hurton Of BROOKLYN secretary W. Grant, OF BROOKLYN
treasurer. On Tuesday evening there was reception
that was largely attended at which addresses were made
BY y. Hart. II. Burton, H. t. Ashley and Coun-
cior Decker, OF BROOKLYN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-15
ORANGE.

The house 81 George e. Miller. at Hawthorne ana
Central ayes. East orange, was entered by burglars
at an carly hour Yesterday morning. number OF
closets were an,accd. and all the solid silver ware
In the lower part OF tie house packed up In a
ta,lccloth and thrown out of the house. ono Of the
burglars attempted to gO upstairs. Mr.. Miller was
ar used and came into the hall. and the burglar fed.
NJ Miller fired two shots after him but did not hit
him. The thieves secured several valuable articles
Of clothing, In addition 10 the sllvcrwam
Lawrence TriycIs an cmplOye of the Edison Phone
graph Works, was In boy-car loaded with lumber on
Wednesday. and got down at the end Of the lumber, be
tween IL and the end Of the An engine backed
freight into the car with such force "a b. throw
the lumber forward. plnning Travers between II ana
the end II the car lie badly crushed II took
a long tmc TO release him from his predicament.
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NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
TuRAsuING A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN.

TuRAsUING A DRUNKEN POLICEMAN.
James McTlhany and Frances Mooh' ana" -
Gleason, were arragned in the flrst Disu''' 80
court before Justice Stilsng yesterday morning Mch'
bany was accused OF assault and battery anu
win an officer in the discharge of his duty The ex-
animation showed concusvey that the prisoners were
the victims of a drunken poiceman's violence ~
hany who is a respectable man and lives al NO 'f
IIudson-st said that he on his way hohe III Yum
pany with a friend named Roche, wheh ne sd" d mo-"
and woman struggling at Montgomery ana "dS''ns'o
sts. The woman cried out for heip, ai'u 'iOii''
nterfercd. The man struck Mcllhany on t''o "oa'
with a Climb and a fight followed The man, VINO
proved to be a policeman, Reddy, was not III UNI
form and did not say that lie was policeman. WINE
the fight was in progress Policeman Monahan arilVco
and took a hand In it, He was Just III umc W saw
Reddy from punishment, as both OF MS eyes
wcro already blackened and his face was oa"l! eu''
Policeman MOnahan. who dd not recoBh"c h'"''
ordered him 10 release McIlhany, and on Ills REFUSAL 10
do so struck him several blows with his club RcduS
then told MCMILLAN that he was policeman anu o"aO
McIlhanv and the woman prisoners. Monahan
supres,ed that he take them to the police station but
RcGdv did not want 10 G. there Monaaan hnay arrc'1
cd the whole eddy was under the ihhueh'e oi
Iqnor but he was allowed to 50 home Mrs Moon 'c'u
fed that she standing at the corner waiting lor
, friend when Reddy staggered up threw MS arms
around her and insulted her. she screamed for help
and McIlhauv went 10 her assistance. The rest of her
testimony corroboratcd the statement made Icy NC
Ilany Rcddy did not appear In court and IL was ~
,,~f.G that Inc waS unable TO leave his home Judge
StIsng pagoed the prisoners until ms morning WHICH
it is expected that kcddy VIII be able 70 appcdti -
John Helm. OF No. l47 Lncolnst, whc lhahlhg az.
excavation I'm Lcwis-st yesterday was buried under
falling embankmcnt and died before ne coaln nc
rescued The body recovered and taken u Speer
MOigue. . ... ,..-..t,.ooc
1ne Republican and Democratic County C1plInltee'
have couplcted their lists OK election officers undci
tho new election law and they are now In the lads o,
t,c County Board Of Registration. The Board rclusen
to make the names public.
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NrSr 1--WE LIQUOR LICENSES.

President Meakiu, Of The Excise Beard, some months
ago warned prorrors Of restaurants In the Custom House
Barge they violating The law by serv
ing liquors to customers without license The restaurant
keepers and Collector Erhadt thought that the restaurants
were within the jurisdictions Of the United States Govern
.nt and that no licenses from the Board OF Excise
needed there Maklui then trcd 10 cause the arrest
proprlctor, The Jefferson Market Police Court
warrants were refused The plea OF lack OF jurisdiction
United STATE, D,trictAttorney Mitchell. to whom Mr.
Mcakim next applied has decided that the restaurants
must have licenses II liquor Is sold In them Yesterday
an application license was filed at the Excise De-
partmen by John Bittnor proprietor OF the restaurant
the Barge once
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wt.s FAIr..e sTRANGE story.

Clara Fa'e,. or Mn, stevens. IA" Young woman VINO
Wa, married IN New Haven. Conn, 10 Frank H.
steven, lat month as she alcsc,, while under thr
influence ~ drug. made statement 10 reporter
NJ her home. No 20 Hrold--t.. yesterday. MIS-
IT., VII, T. about twenty v,.ir- cd 1, n member ~
tho choir Of the Tr, Baptist church here She -aid
tmt She met steven, at the home Of hi' broihr ana
sister boa law ln De Wit It,, on The Fourth 81 JhiN'
~l,. visited Mrs Charles stevens FIR two wecks' ana
when She began preparations Ia 20 nome SteN' ~
.h,,rcd her "A marriage ccftncatc, which De Sad ma 70
Ler hl, wife She dccllrcd that II she were h!, We
Inc ceremony performed whle SIC was hiucr INC
M o drugs.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST TO- lo'"-iN ~

and asserted by Of the professionals that their
property Is valued al double this ratio. The assessors
bound TO estimate property at its real value pit
the custom all over the state is to conStrue inns
literally and nowhere, even In cities. Is 40 per cent
poses Of taxation, while In some counties farmlanas
are valued at IL and 20 per cent. IN Flatbush lhe
custom has been to assess from one third 10 Onchaf
of market prices. The protestants depend upon INC
provision OF the law that permits writ of certioar
to review the work Of the assessors, II the values arc
not pro rata with those Of similar property. The
hearing in the matter was set down yesterday Tor
september Is. III the protests will he heard one
There number Of other protesting property owners
who will await the result In this matter before going