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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
jEIRtJLEUM.

NEW YoRK, January l9.-The only trad
ing to-day in petroleum was in February
options, Pennsylvania oil. Those contracts
opened steady, 1890, fell of to 7Sc, theI
rallied lc on western buying and CLOSED
steady. Pennsylvania spot, no sales. Feb
ruary option opened at 1870; highest, 14c
lowest, 73c; closing at i3s{ Lima oil, no
sales Total sales, 5000 barrels.
OH CITY. PA, January l9.-Petroleum
opened at 73llc; highest 1870; lowest 125Sc;
closed at 73j5c. Sales. l49, 900 barrels :;
clearauces, 10000 barrels; charters, lG03l
barrels; shipments, l0i,j 45 barrels; runs,
"A, ~ barrels
PTTsBURG, PA, January l9.-Petroleum,
dull; opened at 73c; closed at &c; lowest
13c; highest 49, SC.
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dceal 1totirrs.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
George F. Boyd. Complainant.

v.
Adam AcSermann aud others Defendants
-. In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county, West
virginia. In Chancery.
By virtue Of an order entered in the above
entitled cause on the h day Of January. 1891.
u Is referred 10 the undersigned Commissioner
lows:
birst-of what real estate the said Adam
Ackeimapn Is seized.
Second-The value thereof the liens thereon
and their prioFites
Ihlrd-Any other matter deemed pertinent by
lhe COMMISSIONER, or required by any Of the
parties
Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned
has MED upon wednesday. the nth day Of Feb.
ruary. 1921, commencing at o'clock "a. IN. as
The time, and hi, Office, No iiOi Chapline
street, IN the city II Wheeling. Ohio county.
west virginia, As the place AT which be- will
proceed 10 ascertain and report the several
matters IN the said order 20 reference required.
Given under my hand this 10Th DAY Of Janu-
AIRY 1871. GEORGE r. F.. GILCilRIST.
Commissioner
GEoRcE E. BOYD. Solicitor Tor Complainant.
iat2naWf
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=
J loan at 3 per cent. closed offered at pei
| cent; prime mercantile paper 6aS per cent
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at 1917
a4S7.
GovRRNMENTs-Dul and steady.
Fours Registered. ...................lS ~
Fours Coupons. ..................iS 10
Fours-aud- a-half, Registered ....... l03
Fours-and-a-half, Coupons. JOB
Pacific Skies OF 80. .................l lO
STATEs-Dull and steady.
RAILRoADs-Quiet; sales, Sl,3lS,OOO.
STOCKs-The stock market to-day has
been narrow and during the greater portion
of the time and for the great majority OF
stocks dull, the disposition evidently being
to await the outcome of the financial legis-
lation at Washington. To-day there was a
heavy bank failure in the West, which i'm
mediately checked the upward movement
in progress at the time, showing conclu-
slvely the sensitive temper OF the market
at present. One of the most influential
events to-day was the exposure OF the
formal agreement put in circulation TO
prove that the New Haven railroad nad
made terms under control OF New England
and what was supposed TO have been the
foundation for the late material rise in the
latter stock. The bull movement in It was
not only stopped short, but drop OF %
per cent was made in il from the mai
price of Saturday. The close was rather
heavy, generally at small fractional de-
clines from Saturdays figures. The only
marked changes were a rise OF ! s IN chi
cago Gas and losses of 33s in New England;
Sales, OS,5l5 shares. Quotations closed
bid:
Adams Express, $40; American Elk,
press, 1l2; Canada Pacific, 1555; Central
Pacific, 30; Chesapeake and OHIO, 49, do
first preferred, 1914 do second preferred
30%; Chicago and Alton, l2f; Chicago
Burlington and Quincy, 81; Delaware
and Hudson, l34l4 Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western, l375S; Denver and Rio Grande
1877; Erie, 20l ; do preferred 5l19; TT.
Wayne, l49; illinois Central. 100; Lake
Shore, 1917 Michigan Central, 90; Min
neapolis and ST. Louis, 9; do. preferred,
y; Missouri PacificG55s; Northern Pacltic |
27s{; do preferred, 7O5s; Northwestern
1866. do preferred, lS4Jl; New York Cen
tral, 1927; Oregon Transcontinental, l6ss
Pacific Mail, 3l{; Peoria, Decatur and |
Evansville, III; Pittsburg, l49, Pullman |
Palace Car, 100, Reading, 32S4 Rock Island, |
7Oas st. Louis and San Francisco, -; do |
preferred. -; do first preferred, 90; ST |
Paul, 542{; do preferred 1925; St Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba. lO3; St. Paul
and Omaha, a; DO preferred, 50; Texas |
Pacific, l5ll; onion Pacific, 10; United |
States Express, 90; Western Union. '9's
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VES CENTRAL STANDARD TInE.
o!gslasVIva1iaL ngs.
pG 49,, p-,dgo,,or, sta,lon
From Bridgeport station

q,alp. via The Cleveland and f.ttfI urg kl.I
rod leave bridgeport f0f PIi.lIff lh.crfI
and Cleveland. 80 a. m. For fitshufr d. 10
a no. For Chicago aud Cleveland, 90 J.. u'.
For Pittsbdrg aud New YORK, 20 =. o. tpf
Steuhenyille. 3 % m.
Trains arrive ~ Bridgeport ats Ola m. Dr. 81
A fg.lOpm . f.h2 =. o.. and 10 d..
ON SATURDAY. only-For Easi Liverpool. %
q m. from East Liverpool. % o.
FROM WHEELING STATION.
Trains via the PittsDurg t.ncInhnu ehl 3D.
r.onis RAILWAY. Pnn-HAuIL Rout. i.age Who
ing. for steuhenyilie Pitisbufs ans ihr ts.i.
40 e. m. lg.85 D. ~. 8 80 p. pa. and 90 g. %
For Columbus. Cincinnati, Indianapolis nni fi
louis. s.DA M. and ~ p. 20. Fnf Colon 80
aud Chicago, u - p. ~. Trains arrive ~ "
1.gstbsgn m 100 o. o.. 3 % D. u., Er4 10
q mi. Trains leaving 40 = % D. iu nrf Hff'tirk
~ s. - D. 10. run solid h,Ns+n y Dee. ns -'4
Pittsburg AL trains daily exc. % sunday
ntlu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TRAINs.

HUNTINGTON DIVISION SO 49, leave
clifton forge daily p 3Oa. M. arrive Huntington
.6.8pm So g. daily. lraYe Huntington pl
"A m arrive clifton Forge Z 80 b. iu. 30 D..
daily except Sunday. leave East S.Nrl a.iu a.
m arrive Huntington 1000 o.. Co., So M daily
eXcrpt sunday. leave Huntington 2 ID O.. m., 90.
rive East SeWril 10 o. no.
CfSCINNATI DIVISION. $50. ~, daily 81.
cent sunday. lenyr Russell iroufonl n. rn .af'
rive Cincinnati n ~ o. 900. ~. d. daily efc'fi
sunday. leave Cincinnati BOO D. m.. arrive kut.
.sn SD b. Co., SO. ~ daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
leave Maysyill" SD no. arrive inci ln. .
s.soa m so. - daily except SUNDAY leave
Cincinnati 500 o. m.. arrive MHysf.ll"f 81 in
Trains AZ short intervals between Clncinnaii
aud Dayton. ". L.IH.
General Passenger Agent
GEO ". STEVENS, Grnl Supt
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

TO all persons holding liens By Judgment OF
otherwise, on the zeal estate. or any part there.
OF. Of Adam Ackermaun:
IN pursuance 81 "A decree of the Circuit Court
81 ono county, made in q cause therein pend
ng. 10 subject the REAL estate Of the said Adam
AcAeFmann 20 the satisfaction of The liens
thereon. YOU are hereby required 20 present an
claims held by you and each of you against the
said Adam Ackermann. which are liens on his
real estate, or any part Of IT, Tor ADJUDICATION
TO me, az my Office, No. 1904 Chapliue street Ia
the city OF Wheeling. IN Ohio county. ". Va.
on or before the 18th cay OF February. 1891.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF Janu.
AIRY 1871. GEORGE X. +. GlLCHRIST,
lal2nhWt Commissioupr
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+n.IIN eNcnIt SunlaY

-Daily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains Will leave Elm Grove
40 9 as a. N. and Wheeling Al ls.li p. ~
G. ID. CHILEAN,
Gen Manager
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Nos and 4. daily. D r. Y Limited. run snIif
between Ncw York aud Cincinnati NIth Nft'i
huic Sleeper between Washington hti LNnIs.
willie aud old Point and Hinton.
Nos and have Pullman S."'p'fs l"i"rfr
Cincinnati aud Washington. solid Train triA"fn
Cincinnati and old Point daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20

WHEELING & ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD. on and after Monday,
December ist, 1870, trains will run as follows
City Time.
Leave Wheeling. Leave Elm Grove.
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The Metal Market.

New York, January 10 Pig iron quiet
Copper, neglected at Sl4 %. Lead, nominal.
Tin, dull; straits $50 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
aAAIEEUL--CONIFORTINQ

/ s.n LAASts And ALL KINDS OF
R,,a JAS .-' SAFE d. .ls REsIsrzR Counting
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at g I-2a3 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Lower-Flonr
Unchanged-wbeat Lower.
NEW YORK, January l9.-Money on call
easy, ranging from 2Ya3 per cent; last
loan at per cent closed offered at 3 per
cent; prime mercantile paper 6aS per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet but firm at 1917
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD.
~ TINE TABLE TAKING EFFECT JAS
(ARl llth, 1921. Passenger trains will ron -
ioilows-Centfal Time Al trains dal.s rtctnt
those marked thus :, which DO not fuu ou S.u.
DAY:
sourH RouNn. 30 2. n N .. y.
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1lIbeeIin9 Re9lstea'
Gruuelrrs' c5uiSe.

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE
~ OF TRATSS-ExPLANATGoS OF REFER
EScg MARks sDaily. rSunday excepted. tM9n-
DAN excepted SUNDAY excepted. iSa'ardsy
.,,..Ited saturday ouly SUNDAY only-lo
Ns,iaien Nov "a. iSsO Wheeling time, which
Il one hour earlier than Central rlue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-01-20
Haiircaos.
baltimore AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD: DEFAErvRE 8 ARRIVAL or TasIs-


- ROAD. Departure & ARRIVAL OF Tg.sIsz
<&SEx AZ wheeling. Eastern
J. !. J. ] I. 1. /.
ZR<N<sA time. Schedule ln eject
A< EAA January ist, issi.
RAINA MAIN LINE EAST.
- al .<V.AA For baltimore. phlialfl-
r. Ek..i(N ~ phis aud New YORK 1910.
~ " Ett/S2ZI i:o5 q. "a. 2.20 b. il. daily.
AR=1iN [HH Cumberland Accomilo.
IN -4t4. ~ dalton. 500 Is. r. Jaiiy
Me- except Sunday
<uLJc Grafton Accommoda.
ton, ESQ ?. 20. Sally, 80
aoundsyiile Accommodated. SIN n. er.
eept sunaay' and 2;S y. M. and excel u sunday.
ARRIVE.
kfom New York. Philadelphia and baltimore.
o 20 a. m, and l2:f5 p. 10. and n 40 p ~. daily.
-. S.. 10 Accommodation, sos y m, 81.
Grafton Accommodation. Il. Is p. n. dali,
., houndsyille Accommodation, s.aS a. rn and
10 p II. daily, and b;O6 daily, except sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
rof Chlcs2o, ESQ aud ll.fo q. M and D. q
p N. daily, daily, except sunday
~ I ,S i,u Etpress 20 and li.05 b. az daily
suS ,Uto . H. except saturday, aud 20 a. in.
s. Columbus Accommodation, 40 p ~. srcsps
s. s.. ciAirsyille Accommodation, Il.0s N aud
so p IL, except Sunday.
90 ARRIVE
chicago Express. 20 Aud B.B0A m..ardFlo
day.
Cincinnati Express. $50 a. No. and s.i1 D. d..
Colembr, Accommodation, HOO a. H.. daily.
~. Claifsyille Accommodation. 100 .. &c. Gud
$40 p. IN. except sunday.
W, p. & b. DIVISION.
rof Pttsburg' 3 i5 aud 10 g. M. Aude.gr
NJ, daily, and 40 p. m. daily. EXCEPT Supdsy
cept Sunday.
ARkiyE
from fttsbufg, 100 =. m. daily. l2.fbpm..
except sunday $50 aud lO.SO p. NJ. daily. and
~ a. m, Sunday only
Washington Accommodation. Ga ds1,
except Sunday.
CHAS. O. SCULL.
Genera! Passenger Agent Baltimore
J. :. LANE. Wheeling dsis
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Snail Pill Snail g.a Small Ft;ss
$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, In
digestion, Constipation OF Costiyeness We can
not curc with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills,
when the directions are strictly complied with.
They are purely Vegetable, and never fail to
give satisfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes,
coptaining:O Pills, y cents. Beware OF coun-
terfeiis aud limitations The genuine manufac.
tured only by THE JOHN c. WEST con-
PANN. CHICAGO, ILL. sold by McLain Broth.
ers. Wheeling. W. Va. jal0oawSd&g
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Through tickets and baggage checked 60 al
points.
For rates and other Information address
W. J. ROBINSON, G. 2. A., Pafkcfshurg
4. j. DANDY, A. G. p A.. Pafkcfshurg
J. G. TOHLlNSON, Pas. Agent. Wheeling,W
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W, p. & b. DIVISION.
rof Pittsburg' as sud 10 d. M. Aude.3r
NJ; daily, and / 20 3. m. daily. except samoa
Washington Accommodation. bS ?. m. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Henry Birch, Of White Plans,
who is superintendiug the erection of large brick
building in Broadway for the suburban Home LOT
Friendless Children Of New-York CITY, was h!ocNed
nsensjbe Yesterday afternoon by two hods OF bricks
falling upon him. lie is suffering from several severe
SCALP wounds and o partial paralysis of the injured
narts The Board of Managers OF the Westchester
Connty society of Agriculture and Horticulture has
contracted for the erection Of art gallery, iOx3O
feet 10 connect with Floral Hall on the Wescheser
Comfy Fair Grounds Amateur ATT IS 10 receive
considerable attention from the society officers this
year.
GREENBJRG. Isaac Van Wart, grandson Of one
NJ the captnrs of Major Andre, died AT his home near
mo Westminster County Fair GROUNDS on Thursday
niCht from kidney trouble. Mr. Van Wart was seventy
one years old. He an active member OF the
Eimsiord Reformed Church and a large real estate
owner I'm this town. lie had an extended acquaintance
INV Westchester County The medal which Congress
70, ed his grandfathcr Mr. Van Warts family still
have in their possession
MOUNT VERNON.-Supervisor John Thurt1n. upon
thn authority Of tine Town board, has issued nOulce
n the effect that all unpaid taxes, upon which tho
town holds less :, up aud including the taxes OF
1888 may be compromised upon the payment Of the
pnal amount tax, Win interest 10 Dc cOmp ID n
ID Der cent year. together with cost OF cancellation
II p1d on or before October l. school Commissioner
Jared SANFORD WILL upon the Invitation Of The In
sttute Conductor Mr.. S;Out OF Geneva, spend week
ASKING i'm the waters Of thc interior lakes. County
school Commissioners Lakewood and adams will 60
with Mr.. sanford. The Mount Vernon Athletic
hers TO its rolls in the last week The device Of the
club is a blue wing pierced With an arrow The base
ball club will play a match with the Lee nine OF
Rrooklyn to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.


Jesse S. Weller. the defaulng ticket agent al 'no
Droadst station Of the Morris and Essex k'llro"u
was locked up yesterday Weller was errcs'eu =,
salem Ohio, by Detectives Honson and Mchehna' u
The railroad service. Weller's bondsmen have msio
rood the defalcatlon which amounts to about sl'Vo
and Weller will soon inherit $4,000 left him Dy ms
grandfather The railroad company Will prosecute
him to make example Of him.
A weIl-dressed woman the platform Oh tho
Pennsylvania Railroad station, OF Market ST., yesteu'
at p. M. when atall young man approached her a"u
suddenly snaching a pocketbook from her manu- ,s,
swiftly down the platform toward Far-st INC "Wb h
screamed and two officers started In pursut y, ~, 10
daring thief. He dartcd from the station pli!o,n ~
Hamfltonst. and toward the Ferry sea1o Iro
the Central Railroad, hoty pursued by the a Of
we're Joined by citizens. He caught the hsno r n
the last car Of a moving train ond swung mihSen vi
the step, thus escaping.
Work on the new wing of the County LunaIlc
was stopped on Thursday and to-day the p he
COMMITTEES on Building will investigate cnatga U! '
county building superintendent that the contaotV %
violated his contract ard was using lhleroI nl TO-
The Harrison poolrOoms were open ana aOng uu9 ~
moss Yesterday. The constable who nan war "a
serve on the proprietOrs reported again that ne! cu
not be found II said that all the poolseers VIZ
ar their places of business yesterday. JusuSe Null
gan who has power TO close the places, sata ne d
take no action whatever, as Prosecutor MIleu " -
the Hudson Grand Jury could not be depenucu ~ a.
do ANYTHING. The warrants were issued ny ahoOnei
Justice in Mullgan's absence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
THE NAVAL COMMITTEE WILL MEET on MONDAY.

Senator and Mrs. r. b. Stockbrdge. Of Kalamazoo,
Mich, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. The Senator IA
one Of the members Of the Committee Naval Affairs
the Senate and his presence has been anxously ex
pectcd three days He has been attending
the Grand Army Encanpment Detroit and he said he
was thoroughly interested in the proceedings there. 1t
was great gathering, he said and Of the most i'm
pressve sights he had Upon his arrival
here Senator StOckbTidge found that Senator Cameron
had been UNEXPECTEDLY called Harrisburg attend tho
funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs Mccormick and that
Senator Butler about starting for cool place
on the NewJersey The Senator therefore. has
decided spend Sunday at the Oriental Hotel. The
committee will Monday and will probably start
on Tuesday with Admiral Walker for short cruise
TIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
WAS THE CEILD TURyED lDRIFT7

pretty little boy about four years old, with expressive
brown eyes dark and olive complexion stood outside
the ferry mrtyourth.s and the East River and
went uournfuy on Thursday evening. He was dressed
check frock petcoa white cotton under
clothes and black stockings all Clean but well worn, and
a pair OF old muddy shoes He could not tell how he
came to alone and would not could not even
tell his name his he carried complete change
of Clothes freshly washed and ironed and wrapped up In
brown paper bundle indicated that he had been cast
odrift by somebody who brought him the ferry
Policeman Meyer took the little fellow 10 Police Head
quarters he fed and put into cot by Matron
Traverse The boy the OF the matron yestcr
day and nobody claimed him. Not word could be got
out of him, except he said Freddy two three
times when the asked him to tell his name. III
is stl unclaimed to-day he will be placed in the care
Of the the Prevention Of Cruelty TO Children or
In some Institution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HAVE THEY ACCUSED THE WRONG MAN

HAVE THEY ACCUSED THE WRONG MANI
Samuel Cohen, a confidential clerk employed by
the law firm of Daley & Bell, of No. ~ Cour'-s.'
and living at No. 179 Floyd-st, was prisoner III
Justice Goettings police court yesterday charger
With obtaining money under false pretences' INC
complainant was Heinrich Peterson, OF NO l'o hiu
dleton-st Cohen had been arrested on warrant
ana was charged with defrauding the compi''h"".
out of $40 as payment on a European bohu lss"eu
by Edward Sanders & Co., OF broadway New ioih'
when Peterson was confronted with the prisoner lie
said hs WAS unable to Identify him as the man ana
asked to withdraw his charge
The Court then discharged the prisoner ana as
Cohen was about leaving the courtroom he was re-
arrested on complaints made by Pauline Dohlhger
and Louise Weber both of No. 80 CehtraEaVe'' anu
Marie Fischer of No. 900 MOntrose-ave' who charseu
him with defrauding them in the same manner OF
sums ranging from 81 10 S.. The women posiuVeV
identified him as the man to whom they had gwen
,be money. Cohen denied the charges, and was
paro;ed pending the examination. He is one OF the
bestknown real estate spectators In Brooklyn ana
has property worth 100000 He declares that II
Is case OF mistaken identity, and that three weeks
ago he heard that one was using MS nah.e 70
defraud poor people In this way. Justice Ooe'uns
toii the reporers that he had known Cohen ana was
inclined to believe him innocent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
For SAVING THEY STOLE HIS DOG.

oliver r. Ingersoil, the president OF tne
60. "a chemical Works who lives at the Mansion
,anse has net terrier which he values highly Apou'
two weeks ago the dog strsyed away from the FACTORY
an Classon-ave. and found home at keppier hquoi
store. at Park and Classon aves. Some one .ou WI
Ineersol that he would find his dog at Mcheenef
sss,c opposite Kepplef's. Mr.. IngerSon "eii' '"oio
accorsin % Patrick Gallagher, the uartenuei' alH
-, foIIowed during which the word "thief" was
snoksn several times McKeener meanwhile ehereu
oud Mr.. Ingersoll is said to have accused MIN aiso
Then he went away and soon afterward iearieu ta'
Mr. Keppler had his dog. and was anxious 70 return IT,
Mr. Ipcersou then went back and apo.ogl1e1 10 md
Taensr and Gallagher but they were not satsheo anu
have now begnn suh against Mr. lngerSo TO recoVen
$40 600 each fos SANDER Mr.. lngerson Is reiduNo
of Robert II. Ingerso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
HE STOLE HUNDREDS OF DOZENS OF TIES
ONLY OUT OF AN ORPHAN ASYLUM YEAR BUT
RAPACIOUS THIEF.

Emanuel Seilmsn. twenty years Old VINO nVoS Will
his mother, Mrs. Catharne Seilman, at NO i'oi'
second ave, arrested yesterday Dy Detcou'o'o
geant Hanley Of the Central Office, on cnareo Vi
stealing sixteen dozen mems neckues from MS cur
poyers. W. Kettzel & Brother, No. ASH Broadway
o had been emploved for seven months in the place.
md in that time the firm had missed neckties nom
time 10 time When Detective Hanley was caiicd
IN Il was found that several hundred dozens Oh ues
had been stolen, and young sellman was SusPcoocu
The detective went to his home, and founo gross
OF madcup ties. stamped with the names OF lehoihs
dealers. under the bed in Seiman's room. 1t was
then learned that similar ties had been sold TO small
deolere I'm the neighborhood Ties manufactured by
firms for 81 80 had been sold for 40 cents. one
dealer said that young Selman had told him that his
father had died and left lot OF stock on hand lie
wanted TO get rid of the ties so that no couu neiP
his mother Mrs. Seilman, the boys motner' then
called upon the dealer who had refused 10 Dpy tle
ties because they suspiciousy cheap, ana toio
about her husband being dead and leaving the stock
The mother went and the dealer thought II might DO
so. and purchased one dozen. The mother sent her
daughter 10 him with four dozen more, and kept
sending as fast as they could get s. dozen for them
Tho husband OF the woman died twelve years ago.
Detective Hanley called at the house to see Mrs.
seilman, who denied all knowledge OF the necKues'
4 search was made. and the detective found four
dozen ties, stamped with the name of welkno"h
firm, under the mattress OF her ben Tic then asheu
the daughter il she had any more, and she fephed
Yes7 She took key and went to the cellar where
she produced fourteen dozen more
In the mothers trunk found roll Of seventeen
wards OF fine silk used for making necktes, which
had been stolen from the boys employer
The boy Emanuel locked up az Police Head
quarters. lie spent eight years In the Hebrew Or
phan Asylum and has been out OF that institution
only n wear. Seven months ago he obtained employ
me1t from Kettzel Brother, and cOnfesses that he
has been stealing ever since The boys mother called
al court yesterday morning to see what disposition
lad been made OF the case, when she was arrested
on a charge of receiving stolen goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-08
he SAYS KETCHALL WAS DRUNK.

Inspcctor steers said yesterday that it nonsense
IN suppose that Policeman william Kctcha, Of the
West Forty sevenhst. police station, whose body was
foand In TIE river Thursday morning of Ffty-ffth
st. had been killed and thrown overheard Tie man
was drunk and fell overheard while in that condition.
said the Inspector. " He was not robbed either.
know this from the statement Of citizen, who met
Kctchal early on Tuesdny morning. lie didn't have
money enough to pay for two drinks"
The Inspector said that he had statements from two
women and two men who saw Keehall drunk on the
morning of his disappearance. ono man in particular
law Kechall as late o'clock lie was then sag
rsring along through Fifty l-st.. toward the river.
1nsnect Steers declares that there Is ground what
ever 10 believe that Kcchan met his death in any but
an accidental manner