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New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Chicago TO NAVE 4 FIVE NEW ARWORY.

Chicago Juy l2.-rhc cornerstone Of the new
armory Of the 1T Infantry REGIMENT, Illinois National
Guard was lad thl- aficnoou Ia the pre-eac" of
the varou, military organizations o The city and Of a
large number Of prominent civilians. When com
pletcd the arnory will be- one Of the most imposing
m the United state, The space covered 10y the
buld.uc which /, 10 stand ~ Michigan ave. and
SNtccuth-st.. f. lGiNl1i feet.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
4 DAXGERors COUNTERFEIT ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. July 12-Iho secret service officials have
been advised Of the appearance - now counterfeit
~ silver certificate, which b. being passed hy italians.
The bill resembles the genuine closely that II v-ll
be necessary to remember N" following description Ia
detect one: Paper and general appearance good {:
denomination. -. series of lao. check letter D..
w. :. Rosccrlu,. REGISTER. j. ". Hyatt. Treasurer.
The numbering (, somewhat irregular, and th" hgurrS
OF Ycr,ut .1os +, SAFE to reject - silver Ger
ttGcate with the check letter d that also bears the
combination "I[y0u7 and " ROsecraus.7
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

been elected president OF the Board OF Health, sue
cceding Henry lvisOn, who resigned
RAlIWAY.-EahNay has been invaded by mis-
crcant, who have started out to poison some Of the
most valuable dogs in the city The houses Of John
Weldon Richard Robinson James Haley, Daniel llet-
field, John Van Dyke and c. JardTo have been visited
and their watchdog, poisoned. The dogs belonging to
Mr.. Jardine and Mr.. llctteh among the best
in the county Of their species. Mr.. Jardines dog
was poisoned u his kennel reward ha, been offered
for Information that will lead 10 the arrest Of the
offenders.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Des Mones. Iowa. July 12 (Spcciall-The Iowa
Railroad Commissioners have dHlned switch for
which special charges can be made delivery within
or without the yard limits such is ordinarily made
with a special engine aud crew. In the case Of the
sioux City hackmen against all the railroads "nring
there the commiss sOneS hold that railroad company
ht, full control Of It's depot grounds and the transfer
OF passengers from the same and can give special
pI, legcs t. certain nc Of hacks aud express wagons
IL IL chnoses.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Of mail matter Of all kinds handled during the year
was 500 J 81. 100. a daily average OF 2.J1 3, 800
The aggregate business Of the money order depart
mcnt for In" year amounted to so. .3;IOGli 90 Civ
Ing an Increase in the business over the previous
wear of -, ,6O7 III %.
The total receipts Of the Office were $5.o2G,032 II.
81 O3.lo3 - expended for free delivery serviccl. Civ
inc net revenue OF So 76l,4o2 90, and exhibiting
Al, increase I'm the total receipts Of the Office
the n,evous year Of S596a1l -. nearly 10 per cent
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
NORTHERN NEW JERSEY COUNTIES.

RUTIIERFORD.-An entertainment for the benefit
Of the Rutherford Lawn Tenn, club Will be given In
the new clubhouse TUESDAY evening .... sixteen
residents OF the west end Of The borough have united
iu a call for the organization of a new fire engine
company. .... The women Reading tui' Win open
H., library on thr first and third Monday 81 each
iu,uth AT "a. M. Ms Helen Dean, librarian hclns
In charge The Baptist sunday school Will have
its annual outing on Thursday, going " Santiago
Grove Oh the PaSsaic River. H. X. Jackson Mas
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE ELEVATOR CONTROVERSY ~ CHICAGO

Chicago, July - (SpecaD.-Thc Board Of Trade has
held another meeting TO consider further the con
roverSy between the commission and the elevator
proprictOrs. tn" special committee reported that il
Wa unable 10 10 terms with the elevator men.
because the latter TCfu-od to recognize the ri Of
the B0aid Of Trade regulate the charg, for grain
st0fage After discussion, ths matter referred
10 the Board of Directors with instructions 10 endcvor
TO bring about amicable settlement
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
THE oscALpERs' AND WESTERN RATES.

Chicago July II (speciaD.-The uncertainty in 70
gard TO Western passenger rates is STU prevalent
Chicago and Milwaukee scalpcrs7 have a large num-
Der Of unused portions of Knights Of PytiiaS tickets,
with which rates all points are being demonhzod
Chairman Goddard, Of the Western Passenger Asso-
cation this morning attempted Ia secure the coop
Grafton Of all lines in rcdecming the tickets In The
hands of scalpeis." but one or two OF the Hh@s
naty refused aud II them would JOIN the move
mcut unless II We're unanimous.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
r,cur,xG OVER An ELEVATED RAILWAY.

Judge Dixon sat in Chanccry Chambers yesterday
10 hear application for the appointment Of com
mission 70 condemn lands needed BY the Central
Transit Company for the elevated road projected
from the Central RailiUad Station 70 the western
slope OF Bergen I'M. Counsellor Rosenberg surprised
the LAWYER, bv applying for a writ Of cortiorlr 10
remove to the supreme Court the oriinanc" of the
Board Of Aldermen giving the company IN" franchise.
Judge Dixon refused the writ and said that after the
cOmfni S~0uers were appointed their appointment could
be carried ~ tbe supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
RnnnrRLES At ATLANTIC CITY.

several robb.r!,~ have been committed at Mlhhuc
C,tv durln the last week. chiefly from boardcrN ~ me
hotels md cottages. The latest robbery was com
,,,1 o,riv vcstcrday morning when thieves en-
,o,s. tb, cott1r, If Thomas !. England, IN Penn
.ylvaui1 ave and stole 33OO IN cash and lewrry o
icwclry was taken from bureau III Ihe roo" ""c'o
tir and Mr., England were sleeping.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
rlrsnryc- mo hoty Of The man found AoatIns

TItNIIfNG- hOdy 0f fhe man f0IInd Noatng
IN Flushing rav Friday srll lies AZ the moreue
In Flushing uurccoguizcd. Although the oficcrS are
larl a, work on tho case 10 unrlvcl the mystery.
tho feeling Is ginning ground that The man committed
suicide Coroner Cory. however docs not share
this belief and Is working on tho theory that the man
met With foul play and that his BODY was aftcrward
thrown In The Bay. Officer EiillWagncr SAYS that
about { O'Clock Friday morning be heard pistol
shot coming from the direction OF Eouman'f Well near
where the body was found. but paid attention o II
ae hc thought 10 some gunner shooting on the
meadows.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
rerycUyry TO EyJor A HOLIDAY.

The anniversary Of the fall OF tie b1Stllic VIII oe
celebrated at Lion Park to morrow WIN e'uV"'
,d.r fine auspicrs Of the French Benevolent society
, ,.--7orut paul d'ObLac the French Consul
General 4 reception will be held at the French
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
4 MATERIAL AND CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

Albany. y. Y, July l2.-The GibbOn Duplex Rail
way Track Company incorporated today WIN
a capital OF $500 900 for the manufacture and sale
Of rails and material for railway construction III New
York The trustees arc John u. Elwcll. John
sessions william y Cohn samuel +. seymour, AINhi-
LAID /. Sessions. EustaCc Conway and Charles l..
RonaldSOu.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
OCEAN GROVE srxDAYscltooL ASSEMBLY.

CCEAN GEONE sINDAN~CIIOOL ASshNbLl'
ocean Grove. y. J. Juv u tepecial.-Ihe siNUh
annual meeting OF the ocean Grove SUNDAY ''choo'
Assembly began with the usual young peopc
moctiag. The YONG Peoples society OF CHRISTIAN
Fud,avor wa, addressed by the Rev. W. H. Groat, oi
ErrcIt. Vt: the Rev. :. +. lOung, and ty inc
Rev W W. Russell. Interesting discussions on thc
work Of the society and IL relation to the clnrch were
conducted by Charles Ross, the Rev. G. h. latmah'
the Rev f. c. colby and by the Rev. :. J. HoIhcr'
The Assembly sermon will be preached al inc
auditorium Ly tle Rev. Dr. b. J.. Lpom!s. His sub
icct will he The T,rie object OF Life Christian.
EndeavOr conservation meeting VIII be held al -
PaulS Church. led by the Ecv. ". H. HI0at. Inc
evening sermon Will he by the Rev. Dr. : UraCeE'
United states Consul to Foo Chow, Chnn. me
Assembly lessons and lecture, VIII begin Oh Monday
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ORANGE.
A LIVELY MEETING OF TIIE GoARp OF III

A LIVELY MEETING or THE BOARD OF HEALTH
Tie -c- sion Of the Board Of Health Friday even
ing Wae Il lively one. The Acting Health Inspector
Or. !. j. +. Tctrcault reported ue ca1c u Thomas
Brennan. Of Dovd . ETnnau undertake. who lie
declared had buried tho body of cild that had died
from dlphthcrIa. using carriage and not hears" I'm
violation not only of the sanitary COD" but alsJ Of
the direct order. of the Health Inspector. Mr. Brvn
nan admitted TIE fact. but said that the body Wa In
sealed air ticht coffin and that the doctor ia the
habit Of joking win him. and that he took the notice
under the circumstance. "a Joke. Mr. Plat moved
t0 let the matter drop. Dr. Tctreuult got excited
and asked II the Beard thought he a fool or au
idiot lie demanded That the offender hc punished
Nr. brennan declared that IN previous od-" The
Health Inspector had ordered the body OF dlph
thctiu patient taken to tl" Ofc" OF the undertaken
directly opposite of tho largest public schools ~
TIE cy ana kept there uut the arrival Of th" County
Physician scene Of great confusion followed durihf
which hard names were freely spoken. Mayor Iru
man ruled the charge out m order a. not pertinent
to the under discussion. In" case was finally
settled by rcmtiing the fuC OF so, IL was first
offence.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

Nathan Wc.n~t"ln, agr Gvo years. was drowned IN
the Elizabeth River Friday night by falling into
the water from the south 81. brdgo, on which h"
had been PLAYING with several boys. The body was
recovered Yesterday.
President r. T. Edwards. Of tho society for The
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, yc tcrday placed
under arrest som" driver, on TIE Elizabeth Pa sen ger
Railway who driving horse witch had usly
The were released on their own rccoculancc, ho
promising ~ attend hearing al the police court this
morning.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Domestt 5liualon5 WanIeo
Females.

ItuluNo'
rERMAN.AMEEICAN. GOV NEnN ~ 80, 80
NJ tu one Or Two children ui"'I l. '
,nan Eneli,h. music. drcssmak,nf or con- con-
,, ,'i"i, 49,, Injection - travelling. Address
DELL. Trihun" oiii'". -
,,n1--,...rrr.t.--ln hotel; ny or
IL rouutry 10 y"als' cltk tNP'l'"' ''
C,Il or addrr,, l3J Wrst l5h-fi.
uorshK EhrER. ry witow Iady S,,. As
III working hOu,ckcrpcr al IoT u'JH'
832 West 2ith-st, basement.
nOUSEWORK KEK.-By Competent lonn3
IL "a nIuou ,N,tlIrnt cook. me washer Huu
ironrr. not afraid Of work Prrin,iTs c,h N
rn,,rtry excellent reference. taI I,ol' pth
ave. 6ctwccn 57th and osth Tt'.
nnT~l.NORk. by respectable Rlti
III for general hou-rwork, OF ch1h'1 '1rrI.i,u :. y.
and wMtln4 good references io,, 10, O"td va ~, r''
OF country. Apply to MI l''''' 80
ton-,t.. Biooklyn.
,,,I-slNnrk -Hy married woman
III best c.iy references. Address VI w"
9ii N-~t Jdti--t.
nnt-Nl.k EEPER- a widow iad! .,
Ill with nrst cla,, references, ih PRIV a.
family Institution or loudln*- -h1u'r .N9
or country. Apply to MI Koi' ~ f"''''
IT.. Brooklyn.
not.SI.WORK EK.-B young Hwed 'h
Ill ,1rl lately landed, a. cnnn'befhaid
=, nor.,,,orkrr. city or country tni
Mrs MAIMRE'RG. swedish Bureau, -
i,h.a,r.. between 10Th and 2Gth SIS. o''r
bu'rhsr store.
IIoTSFKETPER. BY English Pro'c'tani
III v,rou uiGd c.a.,-. ~ working A"u-,-
I,,per understands NO hp.lnc 'n 'l I''
irt1rhc. ~. best Irff"rrr. 80 ~ l-"' '''
h,trc "a 21th and ioth -'' -.-r-
II -InIi.l'-r. B} = Hnru'u "I,tS
~ man carpenter. 49, East @.si., rysr.
HOI STWOEK BY a respectable girt
III lately landed. 1.4o7 3d'aye'' 81 na''
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

The New York Philharmonic CIub has made arrange
rcnts to give series Of IN Orange Music Hall
next season under the direction Of Richard Arnold
Those who are t. take part Will be Mis- Adele Aus
der OAc and Richard Holman. pianist. william IL.
Picccr tenor: Miss IIclcn Dudley Campbell. con
trallo Mis-, Marion :. Weed mchLO soprano, ana MIA
Charles f. DuttOn, soprano.
The member. II the Congregation Sharcy Tci'l0h
.rc making efforts to raise a fund u erect a ,ynl
roguc About 5000 f. estimated 10 be needed, ana
:, GOOD beginning has been made In the matter
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
pomesile 1llul!lous tUantt0
Females.

Females.
HOUSFWOKKE -By younR Swedish
III woman with child country pref tr"d A;
wages no Object. can Mrs. MALNBEl.",
359 ith.aNc.. between 18th and 2dth -t,..
over butcher store.
IIOUSEWORKER by Young swedish
ii woman with child Hood cook and
isundrr-- country preferred '1H MI1
HALMBERG. 352 ilh.ayc.. between 18th
and 2Gth ats. over butcher store"
uIOlfSECLEANER.- Competent woman rs
III hou,cclrancr IN private hOu~es, hotels
on Offices best Of city references, no postal
cards. - w'st l"th-st
IIOrSEWORK BY a Scotch rrl to do
IL general houer work, willing and Ub.lg-
Ing; would 20 to the country. Io- Oth-
a>'. upstairs.
nOr SEWOKk. BY strong rNprrlcu,cI
III German girl good plain cook ana lauu-
dress, city reicrenccnl n,at ana 0hugihS ,
city or country. with Mrs. ~ LLK. 3oS
Gth-aNc.
ANGTRfSS.- -Uy a respectable widow for
nat. o1c" or business building having
10 year, reference. Addrrs, NJ 81 80"
50. 1rl' IN" phicr.
\ AINDRES~. by nr-t-clas- coi"r.d
u lauudrc-s with unsurpassed ih'IlJ' > D
to do gents and families washing 1t Ith-ul-
able rates. Address {. J.. JoItNNoN, rs
West 30th--t.
ATNDEESS and DAYN'-WORK Re-
Il sprctnb coloi,i woman a. good lalln-
ares, would ,lac diYs'-NorH, good rrf'r.
orcr. AdGrc,- g.. A.. Ir.bIuc Uptown
once. -3- EruadWar.
! kpY. .ooI Lilliurr AID DIRE .Ia''rr Viii
IL glNc r,ir,- To a family AZ -'I- tp a
,otfor.al hove lur -t.rn'I = Ter ~ ''H.
l. R. Far no k,vA' Po-tpiii''
nAIp and sEAMSTREsS.-Hy q reliable
lU swedish glrl or To do chambcrW ork
In a small private family. Apply at ol2
West 2sth.st.. ID floor.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
ET,IZABTTII
A TRUSTED CLERK GOTE WRONG

A TRUSTED CLERK GOEE WRONG.
Adam Whitman. trusted clerk ~ Hcrcl's dry goods
store for four ycre ha- been discharged. The yJuug
man IS accused 4 having robbed employers the
extent Of 1000 or more. Edward Icrch th" head
Of tie firm, Informed Tribune reporter that tho
young man had confessed and had been promptly d.
charged. but IL GOuht II lie would BE- pr0-ccutcd
II j. -a.d that he has rft town lie wAS WcI kuOVu
In society and belonged 10 the Aut)crat social Climb.
He dressed well and spcut money freely. and ~ was
his Gxce,s IN ths lnc that first excited the suspicion
of hts EMPLOYERS
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Lcmssit 6iiuauons Uant,o Domestr 5lluIuous uantea
Females

Females
n UESE-By an educated German -Amerl-
VIII 2j7 5''as 5d.aIc.
n UENE-GIKL.-By a neat. tiiy. smart
young rill; '.ty or c0unlu wages
so; good reference. Call 10l7 6th.aNe.,
between 9th and 1oth SIS.
>'UR~E.. Is, an experienced woman. A.
nurse or 10 attend an invalid lady good
seam stress city rf 'ren''s g'oi home IRE.
frrr,d t. nigh Wa-'s city or country. Call
Monday at iA3 West iith->t
NURNE.-Hy "a respectable. Intclugcut,
Young American woman, To grown mp
children city or country excellent personal
Onicc. l.23S broadway.
n TR~E- competent froncn eirI 4,
" nurse ior growing children; speaks
German ana luEll~h. br-t rrf'rrI,,.-
Cau Mrs MALMBEl;UL Bureau. 352 ith-
ave. between 2jth and Goth sts.. over
butcher store.
NuE>E-E Ey. a German elll; city or ceun-
~ try. Adcr'-~ Nh SPRINGER. Tenn
prrancr Hall. Nonkcr~ y. Y.
NURSE BY young American Protes.
" tut girl good scam>ttsss; willing TO
hr gen, ral assistant. city Or country.
Ready 10 the HOME BUREAU 1873 dth-ave.
NURSE and CUAMHEEMAID.-By \
Y neat young 'Frri'an- NJ rr can Hirl iond
of and competent with children neat cnlm-
b"umaid and waitress; references. With
Mrs. TYLER, 3os dth-aNe.
\ G~I..B waitrc-, to nursc by the
v v,Dk references. Mrs. \. PILu.",
.f. East jth-,t.
DN~TKY ,uOK.-it a respectable WON
< an Ir t-clL,s pastry rulk Ug-t-olI =
city reference 80 Mrst 31th.~..
w 1T NUESES.-Nlale and female nurses,
w massage operators supplied at HAN
SIN . AGENCY, Iii East 32d-st.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
TIE ASSOCIATION or COLLEGIATE ALUMNI.

TIE ASSOCIATION or COLLEGIATE ALUMNI
Chicago. July 12.-1he time Of competition for the
American fellowship of the Association Of Collegiate
Aumni, at Michigan University. has been extended 10
August :. The fellowship entities the holder TO $3.50
and is TO be awarded 10 the member Of the association
presenting the most satisfactory thesis on some non
professional subject
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
A. COMING ASSEMBLY At Avoy-BY THE-sEA

Avon-bythc sea. y. j.. July IL t>pecial).-The sea
side Assembly Of Culture and Cultivation viii open
July lG for the season. al The old quarters NORWOOD
Inn Well known instructors viii give lectures IN,
special branches at this delightful resort The
lecturers are John Ward StiT>on Of the New York
Institute for Artist Artisans. assisted by Professor
Dch and Nine. f.. lie Prince Nine. AlbeTti, Of
New York. daughter Of President Alien, Of Alfred
University: Professor Albert ". Borot. Of Phadol
pha Or. Edward Picb, % London England tn" Rev.
DR.. Charles T. Deems. president Of The American IN
stiute Of Christian Philosophy, President Alfred 4.
Wright. dean Of the Boston COrr~p ~pOld"uce school.
and the Rev :. W. Clark, Of Paterson, Y. j.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13
Ocean Girlmers.

CONPAGNIE GENERALE TranSatlantique,
v FKENCH LINE 10 HANkE EVERY SAItRDAY.
mi, , pcr new A. North River. II. Aierol st.
ia BRI-TAGNE. d, Jousscn. sat. july l., ! 80 M.
Is NGKNANDlE collier. ... S4'.. Ju.y q. i 90 m.
- UEf1IGVI d, IoIs-elin Sa,ud, august . noon.
A. FORGET. General Agent. No Bo"ling dresn.
DED STAR LINE.
Ia FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS
Sailing for Ncw-YorN and Antwerp weekly.
RHY inland ......--.. Nclh, >daj Juy 10, % j. III.
WtSTI.kNiAND ... W 'dn,rHlN. Iuly 2d y .3e a NJ
Cain Rates First Cabin. f5j and rpward. Second
cabin SO aud sij Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
PEIFI: WRIGHT & SONS. GenI Agts.. BOwlins Green.
New-York tribune., 1890-07-13

NETWORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ FOr.
COTTAGE CITY, MASS, RoCKLATD. BANGOR AhS
EASTPORT Me. AND ST. JOHT. y. g.. DIRECTs
WITH ALL CONNECTIONS.
IRON STEAMSHIP VALENCIA,
Capt +. =. Miller leaves Pier 49, f. Il. (Cinton.st).
EVERY TUESDAY AT 7. NJ
Superb accommodations and low fare. Freight at low
est rates ant 40 Tl.ANSI EING oJds receF yea daily;
Addt Oual steamship, early IN Jul. PARTICULARS sn1
information
y, H. Vsc,c, mCWMD GO BROADWAY. 'r + p AZ
y ii NtWCONB Agt 1876 Flatbush.aSe, Brooklyn.
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CONDENSED LOCALS.

Much interest is being manifested in the set-
to tomorrow evening in Alexandria between
Myers and Hopper.
There will be a musical and literary enter
tainment at McCauleys Hall tomorrow evening
for the benefit of Mrs NJ A. Dorsey
Richard Ryan was before the Police Court
today charged with selling liquor to minors
and violating the Sunday law. The evidence
was contradictory and two girls and a woman
were called as witnesses in the cases, but the
court dismissed both cases.
Charles J. Richardson, late of the United
States army. and landscape gardener at tn Q
Hampton, Va. military home, with ]. z. Con-
ley, formerly of the third Kentucky volunteers,
were placed in the government insane hospital
this morning by Wardmaster Bagley.
Rev. DIR. X. S. Macarthur of New York will
lecture at the First Congregational Church to-
morrow evening on The Empire of the Gar y
III the interest of the Northumberland institute
Of Windsor, NC. The cause. the interest III
the subject and the well-known eloquence OF
tue lecturer will doubtless attract a large audi
ence.
James Linkins for speeding his horse in the
Monument grounds forfeited IS collateral in
the Police Court today.
The will of the late Samuel II. McCloskey.
filed today, leaves his estate to his wife and
names her as executrix.
In the case of the estate of Matthew /. Zunc-
ker letters of administration have been granted
TO Albertina H. Runcker, bond $50.
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The Sons of the Revolution,

At meeting at the Arlington at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon OF the District Of Columbia
Society Of the Sons Of the Revolution. Admiral
Porter presiding, Mr.. Vim. o. Mcdowell, the
vice president general OF the society, and
Judge Vim. II. ArnOux of New York made ad-
dresses. Gen. Marcus J. Wright offered a reso-
luton, which was adopted, nominating Admiral
Porter president general and Gems W. T.
sherman and Joseph f. Johnston as vice presi-
dents general of the National Society OF the
SOns OF the American Revolution. These
names will be presented to the convention,
which meets in Louisville, by Mr.. Mcdowell.
The following we're chosen as the board OF
managers of the Washington society: Hon.
Lew +. Morton, Gen. L. ID. Townsend. Col
feIlx A. Reave, Prof. W. ID. Cabell, Col VI. NJ
Parker, Rear Admiral John L. Worden. r. IL
Spencer, Capt. Richard ID. Dubois, Arnold b
johnson, Gen. Ii. V. Boynton. Gen. John J.
Dana, Duncan 5. Walker and Hon. w. L. FRYE
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Barbara L. Lightfoot to Lizzie B. Smith, lot
Is, blk. s, Reno; $780, Same to e. c. Brown
lot 16, do; $3.50. Jas. Gillis to w. A. Brown,
sub 153, So. S55; $3.50. d. ]. Howell to r. H.
Mckee. lot Is, blk. Z, Bloomingdale; :3.sO4
Katherine L. Widmeyer ct al. to Anna Il. Wild
meyer, lots to IL, 50. 49, T. so. 23S. 10 and II,
so. $50. !, 2, 20 and q, So. 567, Is and pit. l6
So. 867. pit. 2. So. $50. and Grafton Cottage on
7th-st road; $. V. Harcum to 4. G. Clarke.
pit. "A, sec. 3, Barry Farm; $. ID. G. to Il.
Lucas, lot ., So "A; s. Same to NJ d. Cor.
man, pit. !; 50. $. of SIG; $; n. Wilson ct al
dad sl,5OO. JAS. White to E. A. Clifford. lots
10 and l6. so. 1920; s. Il. d. HoI kins to
Mary II. Armes. subs b and c. So l57; -, 600.
Anna F. Holiday to JOS. W. Hercus, pr IL, SO.
sy4 $500. L. L. Waggaman to Maria l..
Powell. lot u, blk. Z, Cleveland Heights;
Sl,l75.67. J. A. Repetti to j. b. and A. X.
Crolle. pit. 4, So. 904 800. G. T. bearing to
John Walter, So l65; $500. ID. b. Croft to L.
Baumgarten, sub 1872, So. 675; S2.25O. John
Ruph. exr., to Kate Hoyberger. pit 10, 50.
Az; 9. w. Mayse to NJ. NJ. Holland, c. "a
blk. 3, Efingham 5000.
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What Police Officers Say of the De-
cision In the Ecklon Case.

"The decision of the Supreme Court in the
Eckloff case" said policeman to STAR re-
porter this morning, lis certainly discouraging
to the officers. Heretofore we thought we
were members Of metropolitan force and
have always worn a shield, but now We had
better return to the old star badge
If the officers can be dismissed without a
trial they certainly will not make as many
cases as heretofore. This morning / heard
one Of the men say that he would be careful
IN the future not to arrest any one who has
influence Until now if such persons violated
a law and were arrested the officers felt Sc
cure because they understood that it took
more than a little influence to get them off the
force; they knew that they would be given a
trial by board of officers who were thor
ouShly acquainted with police duty and that
a just decision would be reached. but now
they fear that they may be dropped without
such trial.