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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

WHAT is moro refreshing than a good
nights sleep? But you can't sleep in a
bed full Of bed bugs. Bugine will clean
them out effectually. % cents at all
dealers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
WANTED.
FMPLoYMENT FOR GOOD BUsI.

EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.
~ NESS MEN.
Good. energetic business men wanted, 10
travel in all parts Of the United States in the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
patriotic, fraternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bet.
ter i~raternal and protective features than any
other insurance order in existence. No "Short.
term" or endowment" scheme, but a perfect
plan Of protective life insurance, SAFE, EQUI.
TABLE, ECONOMICAL and easy TO work. The
plans are excellent, readily understood and rec.
ommend themselves, This society now numbers
among It's members o larger percentage OF intel.
ligent business and professional men, In pro.
portion to its total membership, than any other
order. The most liberal inducements as regards
pay, steady employment, territory, ETC., offered
the right mon to act as special agents Call at
or address.
The oHE1cE oPTm AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
250i Chapline Street,
myu Wheeling. W. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
RENT.
PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
oFPrcE OF COUNTY ENGINEER,
lbs CHAPLINE STREET.

WKI.INLNVI VI Nj NU6W3t . 4oN.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oHes
until August l6, at 10o'clock q. M, for the con.
structlon OF two abutmentS and one pier for Tia
Cruger Lane Bridge. over Wheeling creek on Ia
Monument and Big Wheeling Creek Road, en-.
bractng go cubic yards Of masonry and 100 cubic
yards Of excavation in foundation, more or lesS
Masonry 10 be frst.clAss, laid In cement All
bids must DO by the cubic yard. The right Il
reserved to reject any or all bids
For further information apply at this Office.
Endorse proposals Proposals. for Cruger Lane
Bridge" ". G. SMtTH.
au+Trh4s-au15 County Engineer. 1,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

Clearance Sale.
All odds and ends Of Oxford Ties at
reduced prices. l. V. BLOND.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

DoBERT LUKE, NO. 1880 MARKET
III street, has for sale one No. / sorrel Hona
Come and see me Also n Black Colt i've
years old, never had harness yet, weight 1850
pounds. Both new and secondhand Carriages
and BugRies for sale. le17
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
FoR SALE.

dor = NO. lS7
IL South Broadway. containing seven rooms
hall and pantry. Both gases and water. Lot
4Oxl20. Inquire on premises. apH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

DOR s~ALE-THERE HAS BEEN
IL left with us for sale a ten.horse.power Ault.
first.claSs order; not been used more than two
weeks This Is q bargain. A j. SWEENEY &
son, City. aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

FOR SALE:
10 shares Ice and Storage stock.
5000 Brilliant Bonds, $500 each
20 shares Warwick Pottery.
4ShareS Elson Glass stock.
40 shares Of Stock in Wheeling Iron and Steel
The Block property. Main and Ninth stree.a
The old Peoples mi building.
Nc, no South Front street.
.THOS. O'BRlEN, Broker
Telephone 4sS. lli7h Main st
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

SEE that you are Rssessed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

S..-a-r ,.sf-.',.fl. .nf Irir l'a.r,- continued
s.Il.tr ,ol.t $50 'iH T'rn-rait I-AGloNul ratl
,'ar,ar ,aqi,-~pe.l Pat Rotor Tina. ;.
io!.. loI- 1919. 100 lo1l. lo., lco3 ISL ~,
rs. lrls isii ISIS lsiG. 1872.
,lpl,n.- to.it. Hluu.f-- liio.' Hauct-. J. Mc'pl
c.rsa.' cai:-i,r, / II sod m Jiopr0.d ,or
,ufIoer'.'- Comfy WI q iliprc'h 4. Obs. 10 20
Oh ~, prolar. v.l.. ~ M, carroll Clto.ne f., .
iic, McINo'. 10 30 O. m.
. COMMON Il1-~weia. Term u fore Gl'gefch. j..
Motion.
n'aor rl,o.-rarl T'rr-part, / II AID IiI-Ad.
.D.t4.' 10. tee frIhi.
sup. lo cDlit-D General Adjourned tor tn term.
superior coGft->ptcal 1orm-iciore GIlcr'l,c,r. H.
v f!ou-.
r.r.or Coiit-Equlty T'rn-So. $40 and kalnc Vs.
Eelnc
superior ,o1H Trial rcfm-rart. l. IL ond Had.
Cty Court special rcrm-n'fore Van wyca. Mo.
lions.
CIV curt -rlh Tcrm-rart- I. II. III and Iv-Ad-
l0uUcd Tor fir tenn.
General session. Part I-Icforc Cowing. J and
Assistant III !ct-Nuo.ucv Osbornc--No.. 10 - IN
o. -i.r
General Session. It-ls.for Smyth. H. and As.
>i-tant Di-trr t-Auorncy Wrchs-NH. !.
t.rurfa. ~r..on-- Part ~ rrfoc " rfnr. -. and
elstant DisHctAu"fnry DaNis-NoS | and ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
lS>fGNMENTS IN ITTiCHMENT,

Grccnman a Coz whoc.:lc dealers In diamonds At
10 20 Maid, Lane. made assignment 10 Frederick
Lewis. The firm began business In May. 1880 chin
INK - capital OF $1,000. The mbates ARE about
~ 900.
I,natus Rice has obtained an attachment for
f3.512 against property In this STATE Of Mcconnell az
'haNA. lrnthrr merchants Of Boston. The properly
(, aid 20 D." In ll'milton ana Warren counter.
Deputy sheriff aIulynrcy las received two attach.
mcns against Tire ID, Molncs Uowal Loan ANA Tut
cr.pany one for ~ ~. IL favor Of Richard f.. car
ucn;cr ana the other for ~ 900 in favor OF Levi
irnol. The >hcrlT levied on the Compnny's money
Oh deposit in the Chemical Bank enough To
lhr cluim.. TIL" company clnms paid In capital
Of S24OOlo
Archibald McAlccsc ana John Glc,pln compo,i Ing
th, nrm ~ McNlcrsc d Glc,pin dealer, IN shoes ut
80 20 prns S., made an assignment yesterday To
william !. Iuc arlow. giving preference to Bridget
spin for $3.50. They wer" Tor many year, CLERKS
TO-, Dudley Kelley and bought tn" bu-lncss In october,
1854. II va. sid. for FL. 900.
The sheriff In. aervoI Hn attachment on benjamin
e. Heard and George ". Tan. who composed the lao
firm Of l.,uid q ri. produce commit, ion merchants.
formerly 1T So. 43i Wn-hlngon.sj. Tor Sl.02e. In
l,yor ~ ida = Heard. The firm dissolved On sep
tnu.hrr - william \. I'ric liqudallng III" business.
. iurl.nlicr A. CO. the whOl".dl, grOcrr,. yrstor-
Inv allowed inl 'rrnt against them for 80 $40. In
r,,or of stephen Lulhaltcr. as executor for Renbcn
l,rrihaltcr iOr money loa"'d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
rnrrr EAlLnoAps coN>oLIpA1Ep

Albany. Nov. IA certificate Il The ,1n Oxidation.
OF he Ft,bbmg nailtoad CJmpiu, o. Na-richueoif-.
'he Boston Ho.-ac 1unn" and Western RAILWAY o..
m. state. and n" Troy. >nTt0r mi Northern KAN
rad C0miauN 90 thi, >;lte. under thr uau" 49, The
IItchlu.g Railroad mplut. W.T. al'l tl-iIs. The
director, are IonN :. Mary - belmont Ma. Eoh
cr Goldman and David J.. km1all. vi T. sion K~inr.
Wallace ana CHARLES T. CiocAer 90 I.t'h YDrg. john
Quincy Ada,n- Of Quincy -. Albe.' &. il,UeAt,n.
II N0rth Adams Mn,s., Frederick l.. Amcs. Il NoitI
Fa.ion, Mass. GcoTec lcFwood. 80 ConrDd Ma.-
william s..vmG Webb ana william II. HOLSTER. 81
Sew York. Tfauci smith. . Il IrIaud. Me- Nlian
\. Russell Of Law:rnfc. Ma 20. ANA fd"ald 4. I.aNc"
II Rene. =. IL. ihc o'l"'r- H"ur, tlu .
~ldcut. Edmund -. Goldman, -"ci"'a1 Da'i~' a.
al, a.Dn. luf capital - hA"d o. F@ 10 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
ATSTIN F.. FORD'S NOMINATION.

The nomination OF Austin f.. Ford, the Editor Of
"Thc New York Frcrmcns Journal" for tongrcs r.
from the WITH Congress District. is regarded ~ IN
especially happy one. The district * emphatically
4 Democratic one embracing as II does tie lower part
OF the city up 10 Twenty third ST. and including
within lis limits such notoTlousy Democratic ncighhor
hoods rs the Five Point. Cherry I and The Bend.
in Mllberry,t In his letter Of acceptance Mr.. Ford
saws in part When the tender Of an Office 81
rn,t. sHch a. this l.. comes 20 a man unsolicited. II
Is III, duiy o. good cltizon no matter what Tho
sacrinc" 10 his personal feelings prospects binr
may h", not 10 reject II. Therefore accept the
nomination a. matter OF loyalty 10 IA" foundation
principle OF good government. and thank yon Tor
OLE honor Of ii. Ny political faith Is modelled upon
the lines laid down by my friend and The greatest p
living statesmen, James G.. Blaine. Inasmuch the
present Administration has been In harmony with
his plat form platform Of prOtrcilOnl. II la,
mandrd my profound respect, and The Presidents lie"
fence IN The cas- Of can, ~ our Nag has Won him
my sincere admiration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
4 LIVELY NIGHT st WEST FARMS.

West Farms Ropul lltans w"E" in their element on
Monday night, the occasion being the paIdlng Of the
West Farms Republican Battery. The parade served
rs the opening gun 10 the huge mass meeting held
at Wny's Hail. West Firms, under the auspices OF
the Republican organization Of the Twenty fourth
Ward. The parddcrS were dressed In handsome CO..
tunes o. blue and white and carried color'd lanterns
They made good showing. and they and their leader.
Captain James Gayson, received many hearty cheers.
Ex-Asscmbiyman James l.. Wen, opened the meet
Ing with tart speech on local issues which were
ably handled II. ID. spcllman spoke on the tariff
and Reciprocity and lnutly applsudnd. Iicnry
L. stoddard, candidate for Assembly In the XXNth
District and william g. Davids, nominee for the
once in the XXIXth District made brief and popular
addresses The hall filed with an attcntvr
audience. which liberal In IT. applause. and the
mention OF the names Of tho candidates received
with enthusiastic cheers. Many prominent Repubn
IN the district were present. including J. Thomn
Stcarns and Clarence Bowen. The affairs Of the cu'
arc guarded By Eugene NJ. BOW man. president John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TIE COURTS.
THE COMPANY MIST TELL ABOUT TIE "'"H

THE COMPANY MIST TELL ABOUT THE WIRE
rrdg. Cfercrich. In the Conrt OF Common Pleas
,crl,v si.,nrd an order requiring III" Brush Electric
,,,,, cou,rauy 10 discos" iniornatl"h as :" 'n'
ovr,crshn If a I've WIRE" which fol-! on >nhuo
peoiyman and injured him. mt the Bowery ana Fo'r'"
=, an Iulv 20 last llai2Inan was staining III INV
street when u nncnan dropped wire to save hlihs'i
and n foil on Platzman and injured him. lie p's""
.,,, ,,,,,nI the Brush Company for T2o,oNo "nm
o. Int he found some diincuty In finding out 10
r,ou IN. wire belonged Finally h" secured an oTd'r
from Judge Gicecrch. in the Court OF common I''"'
r. compel TIE company to disclose the ownership ''
90, ,ylr. lui there was some trouble IN serving INV
ordcr Another Of the sam" Kind was secured "u'
,hi lime the company did not pay attention TO 'n'
cor,t Alfred b. JaworOwer. on behalf ct fah"'""
t.or made motion 10 punish III" company LOT con-
tamil Tll, motion argued yesterday, NI 49,,
= lo;st0n Appearing for the COMPANY, 49,
r,,g,,.i,h -uia hat there was no rcas0a NhN ~
,,h,rotou should have more privileges than an ~
6,idmaI and Lc ruled that II the COMPANY Iid w,
dIscl &c the desired information Wi'hlh hN' "'''
W,uld hr punished for contempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
THE DETECTIVE YorXD HIS MAN CORPSE.

Tepnty United states Marshal Bernhard Yesterday
found In IIoloken II criminal for whom he Las bren
searching for some time That l., he found that the
man was dead and had been buried an hour az t"o'
Ernst Nos> the director OF a bank In N'rdch'
GERMANY and IN 1884 arrested FOR roh5inS II
ot 800 900. lie committed 10 an asylum for the
insane lie escaped ani disappeared. and people be-
lievcd tina, he had committed suicide. In June last
Rudolph Gcrnann of Ncrden. arrived In lob'""h
and y few days later met No-> H. III" street. Aier
A while Gernann wrote "a the authorities at Nrid"n
about seeing voSs, and IN due time the "eii~h
consul General here asked Mr. Bernhard TO ma No'S
n was not known whether the intention was 10 arrest
him.
The detective searched all OYER lioboken In vain
NJ first ON sunday /. +. Ernst Nose editor OF
German newspaper. died AZ No. oil Garden st., 40
hnken lie was buried yesterday. rs means OF
pholo.raph sent nom Germany the detective "a'"ou
posityciy that VOss and Mo>Se were the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02

sutfogt,. E,n-om yc-teId,y heard argument anu w.
served hi, decision Ia = dispute a. l" ".c'"'' - =
. ,Iova, for onco sent should be mao on VI ''
at, - ,.o,c, WlGuay,r who died several Nra'' aEo'
having an r-.ttr valued 81 nearly +lVo''oo''
vti,,.,.r one II .rr sons Of the t,tator vas "'"
,,, q, ~, estate b, his fathers win ard ne was
10 receive a .-laiy Of $1,000 year. Ii' u>'u u"
lnq.ro,m OF hi. house Tor an o1c@ to ua"''' '''
nos. u the estate and H. wanted IN r-A" !" P''
r.ut for This o.uc'. Auothr' son VINO va '"' "'
Of t.r c-,atr. Also put IN bill ios ic"''! =" p'.
his oa,sc Ia the Bovrsy IN which be t'a''''''' ''
nos. @, treasurer OF tn c-rlt' Both nism' "-'' '"'
Tt. AID t.c caste va. before Surrogate i'I"'o'i y'S"
day He .iid chat the oni'c o. executor was t'""'
TO- on, A. best and u these on AIS had doa" .''thhs
c,tr, FOR the estate they should b. paid ior IT, o'' Nv
would look a. the case befor, deciding
Justice OU.icn. ia the supreme Court 'hauo''''
r,....c,y Granted i Wit Of habras oofpus rqrl""'
me ,roduc,ioa IN cont Of Walter Guy Iend VINO wa.
arrested by Central Office detectives IL w." ''"." -
custody fw Gay, ago on chaie' q Ia~N'"g
check, Oh u~ Murray IN IIot"i. In NAY. ISL
A. m. tlu. of "a. death o. Johrf \ bosi""K' Ga
Angus. 49, ast negotiations were On foot By which h'
william u. s~fbuck and Frederick II prince VINO W.''
associated H;th him m IN" o"ncf'hp oil "e N'''''"'
w,,.,ufv ard Connecticut R,ci Railroad Com any "rr'
1, trin.'f t',Ir n''rrt IA thc company 70 t' wv
.o,s and N.y.fnrland Railroad Company. The three
nc owned ~ 900 u the Stork Of th' COMPANY ann
tn, nc.r o. deliver up r'''ooo Oh II anu /" ''''''
$3.50 eco n toni., on wHth the interest N'' " -
guaranteed b. th~ Ncw.Tnslsud Company. The DEAN
= Nj Ho.trIe. .i.pr.d the pfocc"itnes but no" h's
executors have ino conr' and asked t'al lh zeal
my b. romp.et,i Justice o'bfiei', in the Snp'"'
Court Ihsmh~f-. Yesterday. sent N" cas- - '""''
Ihomalu. iofrrce.
,rhe General r.ru ~ The CIV Coar Yesterday handed
down cecl.ion oftMiur the lOsct court n disnN'lha
r,c complaint Of JOAN Bi'@cheF a. 'ccr't"5 Of
.,.,-,u eA.ui-.on cub against the >'arn Ever AMI
liaf. TIA ..pai,tou tom.lnr ~ breach 81 contract
49,. ul.i.t arrri t.lt f4e ,o,iei ,haI.i"t orc OK
.af's hol, ?. '9kc the members Of h" association 10
ue Fishing Ranks on a. annual cNcnrsio' before ''r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
MORSE SHOW BOXES AT LARGE PRIZES.
THE AUCTION 1ALE YESTERDAY BROUGHT IN
$50 je5.

THE AUCTION 1ALE YESTERDAY BROUGHT IL
s525e5.
A decided prophecy OF prosperity for the coming
hors, sho,r AZ tie Madison Square GHTdcn was give"
Yesterday BY the auction sslo Of boxes for Tue s.So
in the Concert Hall Of th" Garden There wa lhie'
company present and ior - long time the bdung WIS
lively. The highest price paid for sihRi" D0N was
$50 and the lowest was $7j. TIL" whole SAFE
amounted TO a525-j. The auction sale year ago
broigh, In about $4,000. and the increase Is thought
T. Indicate an encouraging growth OF Interest IN the
show The buyers II ,omc OF the best boxes ye'ter-
dav with the amount, which they paid. we're o.
follows: A. B. Hilton $50. H. l. Nicholas soo"'
" A. Hamilton. 800 Il. y. Il. Potter To"1' NJ
C. Rcyrnl. go; II. Mckay TwOmby. $3.50 Jon" r."
Alcxanic. $3.50: ". L. strong. $3.50; +. ~ eturglN'
tG5O. ". H. sloane, $500. " = Webb $3.50. +, +
.n.pird $500: J. L. Kcrnochan. $3.50: Mitchell H'rr
son. $500 Chase. Carroll. $3.50; Fngrn" Thayer
500: Herman Oelrich>. $3.50, y. ~ y. Widcncr,
1913 Jenkins Van >cha.ck $3.50. ". /. Elhln>. 1880
~ Judge Henry Hilton, $50, Brayion Ives s"oo' e.
A. stevens. $3.50 Joseph Agosilui. $3.50 W. F.
Pnrden and Elisha Dyer, IT.. 500: I" r. IlaFA, lr
5000. John +. Hamilton. goo; J. Richards. reV"
james NJ. Waterbury, 1923, II. W. Cooper. S02'
John D. C?mmius $685. /. II. benedict. 600 Frank
Work. 900: Madison Grant. 5000 sidney Dillon
Ripley 1913, stanford White, $3.50; q. Il. schey
$3.50. G. ". Tyson. $50; W. c. whitney, 800
4 NJ Dodge $50 McCoSkrcy Butt $3.50 J. H.
Iny.s. 500 A. &. Gunier $50, george g. Masoun
$500 II. Durant Ch,eyer, 500.
some OF the oihc. buyer. Of toXcs wer' q.
Ipdgc r. ~tuyveotnf William B),dsuOi J. q. B"reN-
forl Gorion Fellow. JOHN Lawrence. A. q. Hodges.
y. c. Bourne Chnrc. y. APPLETON John VI. llushc,.
: j. colgate. Ausou Phcp -iohc>. l.. C. lIarnl, Her
bert Wad-worjA. W. \ lIaineS Jane, Woodward. John
shepard. jr. G. VI. chaplin. f. Berry Wall. X. \. o.
tom Char.re osborn John clifford William p. Douglas
JAM, sii!lwan, :. =. Rowland, Charles sanliiI.
Ia M.nfugue " II. Dlt Atgual IA. IL. UOlNSter.
join wallace T.. Francis Hyde. J. Bowers Lc II. pun
oau Wood. Il. -aOinon. CHARLES M,Ewen. j. ). lay
rni J. /. Osicn
MANY boNr. Yet remain 20 Ice sold. aud the boN
Jeicc of tie Madison ~quir' Garden viii be- open on
u nduV and ip.d, 90 next week. from n. ~. uniil
D. IA. i.l ~" ~.r OF .eltS fos the season 10 Nom
b"is and stockholders Ol ia" ns>oclaiion only. ON
W,,ln.,da, and Thursday at IL" Sam" hours II wall be
open - ,hc public. on and after Friday. SEATS may
br secured for any single performance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Iysr RANCE MEN RESUME THEIR MEETINGS.

The Insurance Mems Harrison and Rod Club has
resumed Il, daily meetings ~ No. - Pine S., and
DE members Yesterday listened 10 the maiden cam
paign sperchc- Of two prominent insurance men. who
not only did themselves great credit citing
speakers, bat made mos effective and confirming
arguments. The first speaker VA JOIN ". Murray.
vlc president Of the German American Insnlnnc" Com
pany. lie lv.s la NewJcrs"y, aud IS canddli" FOR
Presidential clccfor. lie EXPIRED great confidence
in The success, there OF both ia" stat" and National
Repulli~an tickets Francis e. Moore. president ~
the Continental Insurance Company, spoke. ii" said
that be voted Tor Mr.. Cleveland both times that he
run before Int the policy " the Drmocmic party lad
compelled him his GEAR 70 support My Harrison.
John W. Nroonan Is expected to speak 10 The insurance
mon nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
COETHE'S VISIT TO CARLSBAD,
Els life Greatly Prolonged.

There is no doubt that the life OF the great
poet wa greatly prolonged by thinking the
waters Of the sprIdcl >pIlng. In our day we
have the Sprntel spring brought to US in the
form Of Salt, which is obtained b. evaporation
from the waters Of Carlsbad.
The Natural CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
is III no sense "a mere pdrgativc, bat j. an al
;erativc and cllminahvc remedy which diS,olyc>
tenacious bile. allays irritation and remove,
distractions By aiding nature II acts sooth-
ngy and without pain. and Is, therefore. far
superior than pills purgatvcS and other rem
dies The genuine has the signature of Els
MIR e. MENDELSON CO., Sole Agents New
York, on every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
hr,lNr,. II TIE .rPnEME C0rRr

WlsA.n.tol. Nov. The Supreme Court OF ""
tn! Ell S,etc io.G.y rrai-aci.d o." following busne-'
So 81 4. - Hooper plaintiff Ia ,rcor. AT. tue
r.. 49,. II The state " tAN.uru e.. in.scd.
% ZOO. Cesic, T. ro,h. app .ii .nt. ae'. Go,drD y
Hart. sheriff e.. Argument combined.
- no. " ..Ham pl4cll., Gross. appel. NJ 9c;.
r.r.n. l.. i,'.. e. . u;,lcu. ric. Argued
50. -l-Kybrit \. Ealllch, appellant AZ. !. H.
Hoop. .Nc,ft,r. etc.. - nl. passed..
50. -N.lllu 81. lIichI", 81 ai. ari ilirie. J-i
Charlie. D. riIl"- ul. Continued.
$50. - Il, Nl-llt -fou aud GEORGETOWN Railroad
company. appellant. ast. the DISTRICT ~ Columbia ct
A.. !tticI
-. .-- ,.raa,h T. Ware . 81. appellant. at.
fnc cal, -'oI us company. uhWii d.
Adjourned ulaI Tomorrow. Ihr dN call VIII De-
SY. e.. .,u 90. o.. o.. 49,. g.. 20. 10 ANA II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
COLONEL SuLrASDs APPLICATION DENIED.

Frank ;. cray about week ago secured verdict
10y default In the supreme Court against Colonel
Elliott /. Shcpar. OK The Mall ard ENpre,s." for
$40 l45 upon suit for breach Of contract business
manager Of The paper for the Colonel. To the
diet added costs Sjl5 81 Tile default WAS
taken I'm the b.calS. IN. Colonel WIS absent ~
Chicago attending The ceremnnies OF the opening Of
The Worlds Fair The Judgment was taken BIZ
Judge Dit"hOeier Notwithstanding the strenuous Oh
icctons Of The counsel the Colonel. Judge Noah
Davis. The Colonel claims that he has a good De
tense 10 the action. and applied 10 Judge lngrahan 10
fence TO the action and applied o Judge lnsIaham To
>ald IL would become lien ON property worth many
times the amount OF the judgment and that to issue
execution wholly unnecessary. The property
referred 10 l. the new Mail and Express Building,
at Broadwny and Fult0n-st Colonel shepard says
there are no judgments outstanding against him. ani
that when he !rf this city for Chicago h. of the
c,tnIon tha, the case would not be reached In his
nj s.Ice lie therefore asked tn court to Nacatc and
set aside the judgment. restore tie case TO tie
calendar and In the meantime stay the issuing Of tho
execution Judge lngaham. after looking over the
p,pcrs presented by the Coloncs counsel. Endorsed
on them the following: " | do not think there Is
any reason for granting this order"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
TIJNFS - 4 TENE.NENT HOTSE.
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0cIPhNrS r. APE IN THlIR NIGuTCIOTIIES
->w>KrN NED BY \ CRYING barry.
Seventeen families were made homeless temporarily
by a fire. which wrecked the five story tenement
house No gjI East Fifty Qrstsi.. Yesterday morning
r'. lire started In TIE basement. In some manner not
known. It burning The stalrwayS as fnr "p ~
the Third story when II was discovered AT j 10 a. H.
when the inmate, " The house were awakened their
rooms we're fun Of smoke. and me, could not escape
hy the >talrway,. The lire escaprs on the 'front.'
and rear wall, prevented los, OF Me- but there were
many exciting rcscnr>.
The alarm WAS given by Mrs. KuprTnan. who was
on the first floor with her three children. She was
awakened by the crying Of her baby. and when she
discovered the IRE she screamed until The other
inmates Of the house were awake linoncr Inc
iantur who lived I'm the basement. ran to the nearest
signal box to call the Gremcn. occupants OF The
unn.r stories nrd tie frees apes In their night
cloth~ some Of the and children were
helped down the frce.capcs By the men b"ior" the
rrnu,n arrived Policeman >cagran rescued some
children from an upper story and passed them down
I'm, ladders III. nrrmcn rcscued Mrs. Adams. an
old and lnilrm woman: Mrs lInlllon and several
children. Nobody injured except John Adams.
who WAS burned slightly ON the face while escaping.
me namcs sprend through the house soon after
,he occupants got on. The, also extended To ia"
r,,f Of the ndjonlng house. No. $40. fourth alarm
WAS rang before the frrmrn got control Of the hlmeS
The Tenant. had saved scarcely any clothing In
their flight from the burning hoasc. and their fur
uItnrc wns all DESTROYED. Their combined LOSSES
probably amounted to 10000, and few Of them were
sald to have Insurance. They were given shelter
I'm thc homes OF kind hearted neghb0rs. The house
was damaged to the extent Of $4,000, but WAS In
surrd II belong, to Morris Taknlsky president oi
r,r Lianoi Dealers Association. and his brother
'rh,v subscribed 4lO) to fund for the homelc>,
f,nIlI,., OTHER Subs 'riptions raised the fund f.
h"n, 800 before noon Fire Marshal Mitchell heard
" rcur,t that the origin # the lite was >u p'i0Is,
and h. began All investigation.