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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

EINE ROE HERRING and MACKEREI
II for saleby
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

- DOZEN DIR. WARNERS HEALTH
- C0RSETS genuine goods, at hali.prico
63c at CHAPMAN'S, 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

DUMFoRD'S YEAST POWDER, fresh
IL supply just received by ,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

1OOO YARDS extra good SHAKER
1OOO FLANNEL at 5cper yard at
CHAPMAN'S. 424 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

DoToNlAC and other high grades of
Z FLOUR, for sale by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

DURE LARD and SUGAR CURED
L SHOULDERS for sale at reduced prices
j. c. MILBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

DURToN BROS ENGLISH PICKLES
ID bottles, two sizes, at .o,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

YTHE Celebrated "Red Ribbon Brand" of
4 JAVA and MOCHA COFFEE. only sold
by II c. WALLACE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

DAILY receipts of SWEET CREAM at
~ MT. VERNON DAIRY co.
BEAUTIFUL BLACK DRESS SERGE al
- CHAPIAN's, 424 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-09-20

COOK'S IMPERIAL EXTRA DRY
" CHAMPAGNE (quarts) for sale by
Il C. WALLACE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
MOUNT VERNON.

A meeting OF the women of this city will be held
to-day at the home OF Mrs Maher. one of the MEM
bers of the Board OF Managers of the Mount Ner-
non Hospital. to discuss plan for an entertain
ment in connection with the formal opening OF the
new hospital building The building. the corner
stone OF which laid on February -. Is now
practically completed and will be opened about
September /. The Hospital Association was formed
more than three years ago. and with two or three
exceptions the present Board of Managers is the
same originally elected. and includes Edward
Hartley Charles H. Wilson. Colonel Henry luss'
Lieutenant II. f.. Rhoades. |. 5. n; Or. ;. l..
Close John Berry. Joseph ). Wood :. Wurzberg
A. r. Hitchcock. Mnot &. Kellogg, John Dawson,
-. W Titon. Mrs. VI. Maher. Mrs. G. NJ Nose
man and Mrs. NJ Winfield ........ Charles Ash. or
Yonkers. while bathing near the New-Jersey shore
OF the Hudson River yesterday. discovered pair
of trousers neatly folded up and laid under some
bushes the water He went ashore ana looked
through the pockets. He found silver watch ana
chain the watch being inclosed in waterproof
case. He took II to Captain Mangn, OF the Mount
Vernon police. 1t IS Open-face silver watch,
made by T. g. Irvine. and Is numbered S.lOl. cap
tain Mangin believes that the owner has com
mitted suicide or drowned while DathlnS.
There was nothing else In the pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
A STRINGENCY. INDEED. IN ONO

NOT EVEN THE sT>NDARD OIL COMPANY's
CHECKS ARE HONOEED At THE BANKS
Toledo, Ohio Aug. 14.-Tor the first time since oil
was discovered IN the ohio fields The checks issued
by the Standard Oil Company not hoEor'd. Ever
since the fields opened IL has been the custom
OF the Standard TO pay by checks Instead Of cash, on
account OF there being banks in III" hundreds %
small oil towns whore it would he unsafe 10 take
large sums Of Money The merchants and boarding
house keepers lave Away readly accepted the
checks after being properly indorscd and have had
trouble in negotiating them at the Toledo, rindlay
and Lima banks 50 common were these checks liAt
they used about the same n currency. and
many Of them would be that they scarcely
held together when they at last got around 70 III"
banks. IN" fact that The country j. suffering a
currency famine has been made apparent 10 The
oil men In manner which aslGrishos them few
OF the checks issued for July excepted 10y the
country merchants, who promptly turned them over
to the banks. The latter refused to Issue the cur
rcncy on them 10 credit 10 personal accounts
Some banks refused 10 accept them for exchange
at per cent discount Til, will cause the merchants
10 refuse these checks, which is likely 10 have
widespread effect upon the thousands OF standard
Oil employees In This section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
CRIPPLED BY THE HARD TIMES.
MANY FIRMS MAKE ,ssIGNMENT>-A BIG CHIC,

MANY FIRMS MAKE ,SsIGNMENT>-A BIG CHICAG.
LUMBER COMPANY IL Trouble
Rochester. Y. y. Aug. 14.-Umtod states Commits
si0ncr ". W. Gilbert filed general assignment this
morning TO John !. Eudman Mr.. Gilbert had en-
gagged 10 some extent in real estate dealings and
building operations. His assets are estimated at
10000 and the liabilities 10000. Mr.. Gilbert
WAS Il to the extent of about $4,000 by indors
Ing for George \. Currcn. and this loss led TO the
assignment
Boston, Aug. Nv. II. C. Badger 4 CO.. furniture
manufact urers. assigned today Iiabiliiic 100000;
assets in excess Of This amount.
Louisville KY Aug little New Albany WOocn
mill late saturday filed big mortgage 10 secure
about fifty creditors, whose aggregate claims amount
To 100000. Among the creditors are Ten banks
whose claims amount about one-half the entire debt
secured 10y hi, mortgage. The mill, and other prop
crty morlgaged are valued at ~ 900 900. The mill
has good caims in The shape of notes. accounts and
bills receivable To the amount Of 1oo0OO but IT has
been impossible to make collections.
Chicago. Aug. l3-The \. X. Beck Lumber Com
plny. with yards and office, in south Chicago.
>snci in the County Court thl, morning 10 the
Equitable Trust Company. Assets are placed at
sol 900. and liabilities nt 52jO.OOO. The company
was incorporated about eight ago with capital
zaiion Of $4,000. The company, yards on the
bank OF the Calumet River. in south Chicago and are
among the largest In Chicago. ATTORNEYS for the
assignee state that IL" failure attributable 10 the
inability Of the company dispose of Il large amount
Of lumber awaiting shipment in points in Wisconsin.
This lumber liza, been sawed. and the company has
given notes 10 pay for It. Being unable To sell the
stock for cash. claim, and demands in the nature Of
notes and accounts could not b" paid. and assign
mcnt was therefore made necessary. II this lumber
removed and sold for It's full value the estate
will pay 100 cent, on the dollar and have several
thousand dollars remaining.
The stockholders Of the Monroe Hotel asked The
courts oday 10 have the house placed in the hands
Of a receiver. II is IN the Worlds Fair district and
cost St:1O0OO. The labiltc, Sl2o.O0O.
Cincinnati. Aus. Ii May Brothers. wholesale
clothing merchants. fled deed of assignment thi,
morning. slow collections and dun trade are given
as the causes for the failure. The liabilities
s1OD.o)0. and The firm claim, 10 have sufficient
sets 10 more than cover that amount
Denver. cob. Aug. i4.-Ihc Glitch Garden Amnse-
ment Company went into the hands Of a receiver 10.
day. The company controls the large North SIDE
sort founded D., The Lt" John Glitch. the we'll .hnoVn
minstrel manager. II comprise, - "zoo,7 theatre
AMI numerous other features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
RAILROADS PRACTISING ECONOMY.

Boston. Aug. 14.-It Is said that the Boston and
Albany Railroad is make big reduction in the num-
Der OF its employees. No general cut down IN wages
is likely to occur. III" report probably orig ed
from the fact uiat. beginning with saturday all the
clerks in The different accounting department, Of the
road placed the basis Of five days work each
week with five days pay.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 1.-THE Michigan Central Rail
road this morning discontinued six Of lls belt line pa,
sengcr trains the Detroit and Bay City spur
Denison Tex. Aug. LITTLE heaviest reduction
made the Missouri. Kansas and Texas was ordered
and executed saturday night and yesterday morning
10y the road department BY this order over i've
hundred employees ont OF work. making II saving
OF about $1,000 IA month. Trackmen and section
people the principal losers The order was direct
from headquarters and it is thought that whole
sale reductions will N other points on The road
Tacoma, Wash Aug 1i.-OwiDg I" business de-
preston and the consequent lack Of travel the
Northern Pacific will August - withdraw the fast
overland mail put June D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
LIENS FILED AGAINST THE HERTERS
SEVERAL CREDITORS ATTACH BUILDINGS CON
STEEcTEn TIIEM.

! SEVERAL CREDITORS ATTACH BUILDINGS CON
sTRUCTED BY THEN.
Peter H.rter of Ierer Bros. architects and build
ers at No. 10I Broadway on saturday Transferred
pieces OF property to Maria A. Icricr. lis Will"
for Il nominal CON id"riiion. follows Nos. 80
aud 81 Pikrst.. No. u Ddancoy t., No. do4 Pearl
st.. northeast corner OF Lc>irg;on-avc. and Fifty
sixih-st.. northwest corner of suffolk and ENngtoh
stS northwest corner Of Allen and Stanton SIS. and
on Eayari st.. MOtt-st. lie also gave her y
mortca for 500. 800 on Nos 1Ol and 1903 IL Riv-
ingtol,t. and also mol:caecd property n RiVngton
ah Ludlow SIS for II Is 900 10 John j. Jones Yes
terday many of his creditors, TO whom money I,
due for materials and labor, filed mechanics liens
against him, among them being LoniS BOssert, $500
for house trimmings: Abraham >lvc,on $500 for
carpenter work; T. & + Larkin, $3.50 for cxcava-
tions: Andrew Prose. $3.50 for mason WORK: The
HYDE tload Manufacturing Company, LIS for
manilc> George Pfstcr 300 for stair, and Harris
Friedman, ~ 800 for painting. ON August owen
McGnnis filed }, mechanics Hen against him for
50 900 and liens also flcd 10y Andrew Ilaprel
for 1900 and John Ruf $500. These last two
satisfied Of record on August II, as they Wei"
on the property al Eivineton and Ludlow SIS. oA
which the mortgage of slO- 900 was placed. The
total amount Of the lie0N filed against him. unSatis
fed. i $34 900. Of Which $22,:'50 is against the
property Rivington and Ludlow st> $1,000 against
Nos. 1877 aud lJ9 Woosterst. and 81 800 against
Nos. DOB TO o20 Woostcr-st.
Several OF the creditors called AT Mr.. llertcr
Office. at No. l01 Broadway, but the place wa, cIos'
and they said they were unable to find him. y re-
porter called there several times curing the day but
that Mr.. llcrtcr had not been there dulig IN" daN
and they had seen lin on saturday either. IL wa,
said that he lives at Avernc, l.. ]. Durlng me last
four years he has built large number OF big ten
ment-houses downtown. contractors dong The WORK
the firm OF Iierer Iros.. architects. of No: lDl
broadway. Frank W. liert"r is also building IN ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
NEW YORK CITY.

Surrogate Frank r. Fitzgerald and his former
law partner. James T.. Kelly. We're in Yellowstone
Park when last heard from.
Colonel g. l.. Gillespie. the Government engineer
In charge of the local nayigable waters will con-
slider to-day the request of Queens County to post
ronc the hearing Of the Newtown bridge matter
until September 10. 1t is probable that the request
will be- granted
Mails from Hong Kong. July IL: Shanghai July
T.. Yokohama July -. and Honolulu. August 3,
are due in New-York Thursday, August H. The
next mail for China and Japan will close at $50
H. H. on August l6
I T. Walmsley who had been accused of forgery
by his employer. William IL. Morre, a master
,,Iur,ber Of No. los Front-st honorably dis
charged from the Tombs Police Court yesterday
II was learned that Morre troubled with tenn
norarv hts Of insanity. and that he was under the
influence OF one of them when he accused his work
man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
AFFAIRS OF The COMMERCIAL BANK.
BROOKLYN F1NANC1ERs FRIENDLY TO THE IN
STITUTION AND IT Is LIKELY TO RE
SI-Nr RI-SINFSS SOON

There is disposition among bankers in Brooklyn
10 assist in every possible way The Commercial BANK
which failed on saturday. Counsel for the bank held
a cOnsulta alton Yesterday morning.. and after II was
over one of the lawyers Mr.. Bennett. said !
think the Commercial Bank Will resume business.
Other banks here show very friendly disposition,
and may be able To aid Al all events. the good
name OF the bark does Seem 10 have suffered In
their estimation. II this aid can be secured, IN"
Commercial Bank will soon open lis doors again j.
Is my impression that the suspension or the bank
will not be permal ent Mr.. Preston and his assistants
are looking over the books, but cannot anything
definite for several days"
The account published yesterday. intmating, IN
the form of n query. that Mr.. Ke"ncy. tho presided
Of the bank had Withdrawn 10000 Of his own money
from the bank. thereby largely contributing - is
failure. Is denied the best OF authority. y man
we'll Informed or the matter said Mr.. kccncy did not
withdraw penny from the bank, and that he called
in no loans from the institution In fact Mr. kccn"y
did rot know until late Friday afternoon that Nh"
bank wond not be opened the following m rninc ami
transact business as usual. Mr.. Kc"ncv's accounts
al tho bank amount To $1,000. Besides his %"
had advanced to the bank $50 coo In bonds 10 help
l. Of its difficulties. The bank also had 10000
belonging to Institutions with which Mr.. kccncy
was nlected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
NEU-JER,SEI.
.IEESEN CITY


The Jersey city Board Of Finance yesterday Do
cidci against the plan Of the Street and Water
Commissioners to remove any danger OF water
famine by building new pipe line
from the city reservoir to the pumping
station AZ Bclicgillc The commissioners employed
expert engineers. who said that while the city
must soon need an increased water supply. no
prescott relief co al be- afforded by the proposed
pipe line as 1t would require two years TO build
IT, The commissioners deem It wise to defer the
matter until the city is In condition to procure
water supply.
Chancellor McGill yesterday appointed Chauncey
Parker Of Newark. TO b" permanent receiver for
the HIncr Piano Company. OF New-York. in place
OF Charles Is Phelps. OF orange. temporary re-
criyer Ncr-C hanc"llor Van Fleet had previously
refused 20 make Mr. Phelps permanent receiver.
and The application WAS renewed 10 the Chan
cellpr. The Chancellor said hc would not countc-
name" any such proceeding. II know said he.
THAT IL f. customary for lawyers TO from
luIg" To- another ia New York. but mean To dis
courage the practice I'm Ncw-Jcrs"y.'
The Jersey Ciiy Board Of Finance yesterday
fixed upon September H. for the reception of bids
for any part Of SHDpp Of per cent bonds. payable
IN gold ia 1922. The now issue Will take the place
81 fi'pD of per cent assessment bonds that VIII
fall due on October /. and $4,000 Of per cent
sessm"nt bonds hat viii be- du" January .. 1894.
The city's Sinking Fund viii meet 52j>.J00 OF the
maturing issues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkEpS

The funeral OF jeremiah Devn was held yester-
day morning at ST. Josephs Roman Catholic
Church. where a solemn high mass of requiem was
sung Archbishop Corrigan ofilcated assisted By
the Rev. A. A. Lngs and the Rev Henry f.
Xavier, OF st. Josephs. and ten priests from New
York Daniel Harrigan. of Yonkers, a student at
the Catholic Theological Seminary in Baltimore,
was master of ceremonies The burial was In
Calvary Cemetery. Brooklyn. .......A sad case or
restitution was reported at the City Court yester-
day Mrs Ella Dietzel of Irving Place. took her
four children. the eldest years and the young
est three years OF age. before Acting Judge Schrug
ham, and asked him to send them to some in
stitution She is widow and out of work. and is
unable support them. The children were sent 70
the Home Of the Missionary Sisters. at Peekskill.
........ There has been an increase lately in the
number OF complaints about the non-removal or
ashes and garbage. The crematory will be IN
opera ton within a month. and then there Will be
less occasion for complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
AFFAIRS ~ BROOK w.

BELIEVED TO BE AN LEGENDARY FIRE.
At . O'Clock yesterday morning smoke seen
Issuing from tho butcher shop Of Adam Hart. at
40. l59 Wythe-ave. The building is three-story
tenement, and the occupants were aroused by
the dense smoke. the widest excitement prevailed
The Fire Department had little difficulty in eXtin-
gushing the flames. and the tenants who had fed
To the street returned to their apartments Charles
Graf the owner of the building. has suggested an
Investigation by the Fire Marshal. he believes
that il is Il case OF inccndarism. week ago,
Graf told Sergeant Ecnfoid. Of the Firth Precinct.
a fire was discovered In the shop. but was ex-
tnguishcd without calling on the Fire Department.
Mr. Graf said he would bring the matter To the
notice, Of the Fire Marshal but the latter Will UNI
doubt~dIy receive Il notification from the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

pr John Metcalfe. Of No. 90 Leo-ave.. while at
tempting TO board train at Snediker and Atlantic
ayes for Canarsie yesterday. lost his footing and
fell between the platform and steps Of the His
right leg was broken in the fail. and he narrowly
escaped death. He removed to 81. Mary's Hos
pital.
Mrs Rose Ottorman. eighty years old living at
80 40 Rcharlson-st.. fen from the platform Of
the Union Elevated Railroad station To- the tracks
AT the Bridge late Sunday night. and badly injured
her leg and wrist
The creditors Of David C. Reid. formerly build
or at 30. 1850 FultOn-st. held = meeting at noon
yesterday. and seemed disposed TO be lenient with
him. as Mr. Reid expects 10 meet all obligations
in time The Commercial Bank holds three notes
against him. aggrcgatins $2.0"
Joseph Pearce. Of 80. Gl7 Horgen-st.. who was
arrested Saturday for causing III" death of Austin
Rcdcll by throwing a chse at him, discharged
by Justice Walsh yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
MISSOURI AND TENNESSEE BANKS CLOSED.

Springfield Mo-. Aug. 14.-The Bank 81 Sprns ield.
with Il capital Of SloO00o. failed 10 open th, morn
Ing. The 81. Louis and san Frand % Railroad
generally had large deposit in m, bank.
Iulasky, Tenn. Aug 1.-THE Peoples. the CtLcn,'
and the Commercial Bank aud Trust Company
pended payment TN, morning. and will take ad
vantage Of the sixty day law. All solvent, and
d"po,itrrs are secured.
Rutland. Va. Aus. 1f.-S. " Dorr sons. who
did "A Western bond and mortgage brokerage business
.crc and ran q bank at Bristol ia TIT, state. filed
petitions I'm insolvency today. The schedule. show
liabilities agerceatiug s1A2-75 ~ which $50 600 T.,
secured and i->r- ~ the nominal value OF %24l IO6
~ which $7-.937 i pledged collateral sir g"ncy
In the money market caused the action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF Ew.YORk-MoNDAY. AUGUST II. 1898
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Ss%cT AiS % R HG1As LrpGo Ina August
PASSENGERS to \ NJ UndcihiIl Co. Arrived at Ban
steamer cutie Obrl, Smith, Liverpool August 4. with
m ,i,c to II Maitland Ker'ey. Arrived Bar at
u sca sus MchIan Win Br Manu. ayopmOqtn July q
A'snt,g Tpn ,Gs, Co Arrived at The Bar
haNfr AUGUST = with mdsc 35 cabin and go Storage
pa,.cnssr. to Cotis. Arrived At the Bar 8 30
steam, steamer - g, No,mandie Gr, De Kerrabiec. Havre
s rns S %s ics 5st cstn los an
slc1n'cr Panama tFp. Chatot, Bordeaux July 30 with
MD to Funch Eiye Il Co. Arrived the Bar at
Michoc August with md~c to Nayop ( Co; Vesl
steamer Cada ccnda SPAN M c ar veu Cruz
ra "a TO cebao. Arrived
10 Win nd-e and passengers james + Ward 4 Co.
steamer Baacoa Nor 20 cau~n cibara ) days with
irult 90 to toneIl Tur Company. Arrived the
v Et,anrr Ciiy Of Augastine Go-k Fernandna days
WIN lumber To yellow Pine Lumber Co; vessel to Warren
md steamer r. Norie Payne. Ncworeans days. with
cu SI "a S g, N0n Trse'sen Philadelphia
steamer 9evenum P,r knuds II, Philadelphia August
SE % IaIn @ tn t 'Ts%s to aigsmeyer Brn
O'la s1 70 Carrie W NpmtD 81 po,,,,ns "
Vessel TO er "i T Of oGa to Hemingway Brown
sandy Hook. 80 m.N@ind Sw; light br.a1c cloudy
steamer Ayena (nr Bishop t;onay,s JulV % :, Wnr
Port I.mon s. Fortune Island . Win mdsc an ~
= To PIN, Forwood Co. Arrived az the Bar A. o ,o
steamer Gulf OF Taranto tpr) Hudson H,nbuyo Ir,v
- Via Philadelphia August H. with mdse 10 W1rni'y
McDougall Co. Arrived at the Bar at : D M 18Th
CLEARED.
steamer Encrgia OBJ, Stokes. Newport News. Va
steamer rjomo (Nor, BJonnes Georgetown. DEM. "
l. Armstrong. '' '>" - "
steamer Manhattan, Bragg Portland Me-Hor,,,o Hall
steamer Calico Deb. Brathwatc. Pcrnanbuco &c"
Bu-k JcvOns. w
steamer Nomadic ODD, Clark Liverpool-H Maitland
kefsey " ''''"a"u
Ship Andrette (Br). Jackman Hong Kong-J w p,rkor
s. Co. r'fAer
Steamers Energa for Newport News N.a,
LIVERPOOL Principal I-ith '' -'o"auic (Br),
Bark Marmon tBr), for Valparaiso
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN FORTS
Steamer Stag (Brl. IIersneld from yeyy, ,, -
arrived at London August Il. i''A july 70 |
steamer Plata Utah. Carni. from New.York Auoust
arrived at Queenstown August H. ~" august l. |
steamer Ems Ger Relmsas stem from pr.m
from southampton for NewYork August is a. Ssed
steamer Elbe tter) Won t,oesse. from New York mr.
Steamer Mononoy (Brl. Jenkins from New york h.een
l. sEHsa # ASn@0s sa.a 4u f,S s.
August IL. " -'e"'i ork
Steamer Croft Obj. Robinson from Newyort ,,,, oo
sn.amSr cncaro CITY Ci,ri Fit. from New.yor,
for bristol aS,1 I'D, lirowheal August "a >"s"''
30 1 paye %t'% a rram FONT S%
sqamer Rotterdam Dutch, Rogeeveen from Rattan
lag SSr Berlin 'sed wat aTis Point
mptpn. passed Prawle Point August IA. " '''i
STEAMER Lepanto (Iir), WISE from New.York Iu,v ~ |
or antwerp passed Dungeness August IL. Van 'N'' ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15

Albert /illow sent bullet into his brain ycster-
day morning. ~ his home. NO 3is Fay-avc He was
an inventor. and also advertising agent for a
Ncw-Nork firm. During the last Few months his
advertising business had decreased. and in hopes
Of making up for this by perfccting his invention
and getting IT on the market. ne took IA trip to
Canada, where he expected support from some capt
talists. lie failed to get it AMI returned home on
Saturday He arose early yesterday morning and
taking 3S-calibr" revolver from his bureau
drawer. fired the shot He dead when his wife
found him.
Charles Never. who stabbed Jeremiah Mellen five
times with knife during a quarrel Saturday
night was arraigncd IN TN" Police Court yesterday
and admitted to- bail Physicians at the Elizabeth
Hospital said that none of the wounds were dan
gcrOus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-15
PLENTY OF MONEY FOR CITY PAY-RoLLs.

Controller Myers returned 10 his Office in The Stew
nrt Building yesterday after weeks cruise with the
NewlOrk Yacht Club, looking the picture OF renewed
health and wearing rlbicund bronze upon his
handsome face which would do credit TO admiral
Of the fleet after a VOYAGE around the world Mr..
Myers the gueS; OF Captain Dclamar on his fine
yacht the Flccwing. The Controller settled himself
In his big Official armchair ana fell to signing huge
stack oi warrants the city Chamberlain.
"This doesn't look much like hard times Il
money famine" he said pausins moment TO rend
Just his fountain pen preparatory to fresh attack
ON the pile OF warrants. There is no trouble about
funds for the city's needs. We have plenty Of money
for the payroll, this week and there will be no diff
Guilty about getting IL during the weeks which will
Intervene before the for the year are PAYABLE.
The worst has passed. think. and shall be
sailing under clear skies again
MIR. Myers said that he had enjoyed the rest and
pleasure Of hi week. outing Immensely. and never
felt in better health.