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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-28

FOR REMIT
POSSESSION At ONCE
No 1877 Alley II. = rooms. t6to
Nc. o9 South York street, three rooms, slov1
No. 2lso Main street storeroom.
No. s. South Front street rooms aud bath
Ne No. Tenth street storerOom. sI2so
POSSESSION APRIL isr.
No 2002 ChAplne street. tl5.00
Five room house on South Elm street., sl@oa
No. 81 South Penn street. frame building.
No 81 Ohio street, frame, rooms.
No. lsI Fourteenth strest7 rooms aud bath
room.
30. ~ Thirty-seventh street. 9 rooms. slS0o
No "a Virginia street. @ rooms and bath.
No. Ills Charles street, rooms, Ss.00
No. 10 Tenth street. storeroom tl2 -.
No. 2lI7 Main street, stotercom, tlAuo
No. 300 Eof street storeroom aud dwelling.
wnreroom or storeroom on south street
once room No. 1914 Market street second
door
No. 94OO Main street, rooms.
No % Vermont street. oToom frame dwelling.
NO. STA Jacob street. storeroom anc owelinf
-Four rooms on secoad floor, n. Huron street.
Island.
FOR SALE-Lot 2SxisO on north side OF
A fine new residence on North Front street.
near Zane street.
RINEHART & TATUM,
Telephone 2is Room City Bank building
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British Grain Trade.

LONDON, February 27.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review Of the Brit
ish grain trade says: The price Of Eng
lish wheat has not varied in most of the
markets. The London quotations are up
to the average. The sales of English wheat
since the harvest have been 80, 33S, 900 quar-
tiers against 8, 1898, 900 quarters for the cor
responding period last year. Four and
half million quarters have heretofore been
the average sales. The prices, of foreign
wheat have slightly appreciated. Austria
liam is privately Offering at Sis per centre
at Liverpool. One hundred and seventy
five thousand quarters have been shipped
at this price. The remainder of the stock
is held for one shilling advance. The
amount of wheat on passage to Great Brit
ain on February 25, was 800, 600 quarters.
The Metal Market.
NEW YORK, February 27.--Pig iron,
steady; American SIP 75al5 30. Copper,
dull; lake 81 95 Lead. quiet: domestic
So 95 Tin. quiet; straits $50 80.
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HUM PHI r Ely S ,

DIR. Humphreys Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used for years IN
private practice and for over thirty years by the
people with entire success. Every single Speclnc
q special cure for the disease named.
They cure without drugging, Purging or reducing
the system and are In fact ana deeu the pOfereikh
Remedies OF the World.
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20. CURES rAS,- =
1-Fevers, COMPOSITIONS, Inffammations.. I'd
2-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cole. 20
S-Teethino, Cole. Crying, wakefulness .25
4-Diarrhea, OF Children or Adults. 20
7-Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis. ........... 20
S-Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache..-.-. 20
9-Headaches, Sick Headache Vertigo. 20
IO-Dyspepsia. Biliousness. Constipation 20
11-Snppressed or Painful Periods. %
12-Whites, Too PTofuse Periods -...-.-. 20
13-CrOup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness.....- %
14-Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. Eruptlons.' 20
15-Eheumatism, Rheumatic PANS '.''- ID
16-NaIaria. ChIlIs. Fever and Ague...... %
19-Catarrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head. %
2O-WhOoping Cough -...--....--'...'''.'' 80 sS
27-Kidney Diseases .......-.--..-..-.--. 20 90
2S-NervOus Debility. -. Il ny
30-Urfnary Weakness, Wettng beo-. 80
HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL OiL'
sThe Pile Ointment" Trial size, 20 Cts.
sod BY Druggists or sent postpaid on receipt oil price,
Iraa - r
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aer aasmt.
TO LIFT.

Country residence on National Pike: only
few minutes ride from this city. on Kim Grove
motor line fare &c; house contains rooms, "a
acres OF ground. good stable ana solendid water
Possession ~ once or April lst.
splsndid roomed dwelling, 10 5oofn
Broadway. This property has large and beau
tiful yard. Good location.
modern brick dwelling Z rooms. bath aud
attic. both gases. hot and cold water, inside
W. O.. At 10 Zane street. close to bridge
$780, Roomed dwelling. 2tS2 Market street
sshO0-7 Roomcd dwelling. large yard, %
Ohio street
SlJOO-s Roomed dwelling. ~ Maryland street.
sl0Uo-5 Rooned dwelling, Ia Twenty-ntntn
street
sI7O0-6 Roomed dwelling, A North York 81.
$780, Roomed dwelling y rginia suesI
SO0-S Recon- 5, Ills AcColloch street.
store room. Is Eleventh street.
Modern Flats in ceatral location.
Lawyers oflces. best IN the city.
a. n SMITH.
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Goal.

TELEPHONE NO. 90.
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G. o. SMITH,


fees over wheat : Hancher's Jerelry Store.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-11
Vista dol Gohernader
Urbanus.

Aver recibimos los siguientes telegramas:
De MayagiseS.-ss Gobernador visit6 aver ra-
pidamente casas escueas, hospital, mercado, Guar.
tel revist6 Voluntarios March6 madrugada
de hoy para San German 81 Agents."
De San Germdn.-" Nueve media mahana
hoy hoy lego Gobernador General. Visit6 igle-
sias donde se cant6 solemne 1sdsuna, y seguida-
mente escuelas cuartel c6rcel y por dltimo Ayun-
tamiento. Salio para Yauce las 4-E
Agente
De Yauco--S E. lego las 4 de la tarde
Visit6 escuelas, ofcinas, tel6grafos, Ayuntamien
to revist6 Voluntarios TODD muy detalladamen
to. Sus preguntas carihosas, su trato cortes
anima los que Sc llegan 81. Por ahora conten
to de Yauco de como 81 senior Ayuso tiene lal
ofcinas servicio de Comunicaciones. Por co
REQ s. g. saldra mahana para Ponce. Ur5ano.
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GlGETA OFFICIAL De NOV

Gobierno General VS. Hacienda - Circular
del 0obernador los alcaldes de IL Isla, dlspo
niendo que 90 aprueba CON car4cter provisional
ID rslaci6n de dabitos que 80 publica, debiendo
eada Ayuntamiento incuir en- sus presuplestoa
municipales para 81 ejercicio de 1893 { "a ls su.
ma que como d6cima parte se le asigna.
Secretaria. Negociado 2.e-Real Orden dis
poniendo SO publique observe on esta Isla y
Ley do % do Julio de 1921, concediendo indulto
4 los pr6fugos desertores del Ejercito.
Negociado &C. Real Decreto nombrando
mas 81 Teniente General don Ramon Blanco y
Erenas.- Otra concediendo pasaje gratis para
esta 1sla, & dona Castora Carnere y Prado y dos
hijos.
Negociado de Obras pdblcas.-Real Orden
diSponiendo que por ahors 90 nombre IN inge-
micro 2.e do caminos, para el exclusive servicio
de Las obras del puerto do Mayaguez
Negociado S. Dlsp6nese por d Goberna.
dor que todas las solicitudes tendencies ingreso
on el Cuerpo de Comunicaciones aunqus sean di-
rigidas su autoridad, sean presentadas Ia Ad.
ministrsci6n. General del ramo, cuyas lnstancias
las .retendr6 on gu poder hasta tanto se celebren
axAmenes dc ingreso, 10 que 90 avisarA oportuna-
ments.
Negociado 6.e-Anlnclase Ia toma de pose
sion el dia del pasado del cargo de Enviado ex.
traordinsrio Ministro Plenipotenciario de Els
pafa On Washington, del seAor don e. de Mu-
ruaga.
ADMINISTRATORS Central de Contribuciones y
Rentas.-Circular disponiendo que 81 2-5O por
eiento que los ayuntamientos deben percibir por
ID formaci6n del padr6n listas cobratorias, &C
destine Ia impression do las hojas declaratoriaa
que 20 necesitan CON toda, urgencia para el ahc
scon6mico de 1893 & 81.
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: Indlcs do Geharaaci6u

Remitiendo & informe instsncia de don Ri
cardo Rubio, pidiendo que Sc le considere pose
sionado de su destino de Official L. de Estaci6n
desde que Sc prssento con tai objeto. - Idem
idem de don Manuel Juncos apelando contra 10
resuelto por este Gobierno General que desestl-
mo Ia alzade en- expediente de denuncia del i'm.
puesto de conshmos de Caguas.--Real Decreto
habilitando el nombramiento en- Comisi6n de don
Emilio Navarro para Ia Presidencia de la Audien-
cia do Ponce.-Declarando cesante don Pedro
Surra de Garay, Juez de Ia Instancia, electo, de
Mayagiiez, y ynombrandolo para 81 mismo Juzgado
por el turno A. de los estabecidos en- Ia Ley
Nombrando don Guillermo Gonzalo Martinez
para sl Juzgado de San Juan. - Trasladando 4
don Fortunate Vizcarrondo ID plaza do Official
40 dol Tribunal Contencioso Consejo de Ad-
ministraci6n de esta Remitleddo para 81
expedisnte lnstruido 4 instancia de don Bernardo
,008.88.-Nombrando don Eugenlo Luzarre-
to Conget para Ia plaza de Abogado Fiscal de
Ia Audlencla dc la Habana.- -Trasladando Real
Decreto del presidente del Consejo de Ministries,
admitiendo Ia dimisi6n de Ministro de Marina 4
don Pascual Cervera. 80 Idem idem nombrando
para dicho cargo don Manuel Pasqufn.- -Dispo
niendo se designer los productos de esta Isla que
han de ser objeto del benefco del so por ciento
segdn contrato CON 10 Compahia Trasatlantica.-
4 sProrrogando Ia comisi6n que desempenaba en- la
Corts don Alberto Regalez y concedi6ndole Ii
cencia--Nombrando escribano del Juzgado de
Cayey don jose Mas y Jelpf. - Aprobando
Acuerdo de Ia Audiencia de la Habana, sobre
creaci6n de una escribanfa en- 81 Juxgado dc Qua
najayy provision interina de la misma.
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lndlcs do Hacienda

Reclamando certi6cados de cese de dons
Maria de las Mercedes Miranda de don Miguel
Flor.-C Concediendo passje odcial & doha Maria
de los Dolores Eraha y sus hijos dona Clotil-
de Muhoz Perez y sus hiias. Traslado de Ia Jun.
to dc classes pasivas, dsclarando 4 los hu9rfanos
de don Manuel Suarez con derecho Ia pension
annual de 2,l25 pesetas. 80 Concsdiendo icsncia
que solicita don Joaquin Luis de Brunei -Tras-
ladando don Ricardo Moreno & IL plaza de Oh
cial ~ Collector de Rentas de Manati.-Rem
tiendo instancia dc dona Dolores Lugo.Vi1a en-
reclamation dc documentos Dlsponiendo SO ca
lifquen como ordinarias las 80 caias dc vino
marca I" Loanico" importadas la consignaci6r
de los seiiores Sobrinos de Izquierdo.
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Inmediatamente despuss del suceso Sc cons
tituyeron On el MORO un senior Juez Militar,
algunos sefores Jefes del Eje1cito Al criminal,
que, segdn parece, esta convicto confeso y que
no trat6 de emprender Ia fuga, Sc le juzgarA con-
forme los artfculos 649 $50 del C6digo de
Justicia Militar ulcio sunarisimo, dada la gra-
vedad del hecho. Sc halla detenido en- el calabo.
70 llamado del Chino fu6 aprehend1do, despues
del suceso, por soldados de su mlsma .Gompahia.
Dfceae que Homar observable Ia mejor con-
ducta en- el Quartet, por 10 cual en- muchas ocasio
mes estuvo encerl ado en- 81 calabozo. Despues del
crimen ha permanecido impaslbfe, como 81 igno-
rase La triste suerte que le espera
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HORRIBLE cRIMEK

Esta maEana las 81 SO ha cometido un cri-
men en- los dormitorios de Ia planta baja del Cas-
tlllo del Morro Un soldado dc la A Gompahia
del Battalion de Artillerfa de plaza, llamado Lo-
renxo Homar Jaime mat6 de un tiro de reming.
ton al sargento de la misma compahfa Fernando
Lopez Hermosilla. El proyectil le entr6 al in
terfecto por la nuca pr6xima 4 Ia oreja derecha
y sali6 por debaJo de la quijada izquierda. La
muerto fu6 instant4nea.
Las causas que hicieron Homar cometel
semeiante crimsn, las desconocemos Dicece que
|ten{a quejas anteriores del sargento suponiende
na II scr reprendido por dicho sargento ton6 Il
r8soluci6n dc matarlo.
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Nos escriben de Comer{o:

Nos escriben de Comerio:
Gel dia seis del corriente celebr6 session este
Ayuntamiento con sus asociados. para discutir ell
proyecto de presupuesto para 1899 "a, y result
t6 muy borrascosa. Cuando SO trat6 del aumen-
to de suedo al Secretario hubo conceial Eel senior
Sanchez, que califc6 con frases tan durAs di-5
cho empleado que le llam6 abandonado, afadien-
do repetidas veces en- el calor de su argumenta-
ci6n que el sitio donde estaba Ia Secre.arfa pare
cfa mas bien que una ofcina, un sitio destinado
rs albergar cerdos, , concluy6 pidiendo que se
|hbrieran les puertas de aquel local. que continue
kmente est6 cerrado, para acreditar ga manifesto
ci6n. Despues de algunos incidentes mas de
ciertas consideraciones expuestas por otro con-
cejal (el sefior Santiago) tratando de probar 10
innecesario de la creac6n de una plaza de escri-
biente, concluy6 muy tarde la aprobaci6n del
presnpuesto.
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lndiee judicial

Real Deoreto rehabilitando 81 nombfamien.
to hecho On comisi6n favor dc don Emilio Ma:
yarro para presidente de Il Audiences de 10 Cri
minal de Ponce. -Quedar enterado de tener cons.
titaida fanza todos los notarios dc este terrific
rio. Aprobando la fianza prssentada por 81 Pro
curador don Luia Garcia de Ia Tore IN Nombran
do escribano del Juzgado de Cayey & don Jose
-Aprobando acuerdo de "a Sala de Gobier
no de Is Audiencia de Ia Habana, sobre creaci61
de una esCribanfa en- 81 Juzgado dc Guanajay.
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2S de Marco de 1888.

Sr. Director dc LA CORRESPONDENCE
Aouela crisis ministerial qne anuncis On mi
cAsta anterior & los lectores de- LA CoRRnsPoN-
DzsclA, se planted resolVi6 ga un plazo brevisi-
mo- y nn hAcer mas nielIa Oh q ministerio quela
que ~ releee &la carfera de Marina. Vanos s
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El sefior Vale ha sollcitado del alcalde de
Mayaguez envfe la Exposition de Chicago, una
collection de objetos prehist6ricos que existe en-
aquella biblioteca pdblica.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-04-11

Cotizamos cafe en- esta Capital classes para
Cuba $283 Hacienda escogido $294
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Premios mayores de la Loteria Nacional de
Madrid en- 81 sorteo celebrado Ell 20 de Mario
pasado: Premio de 100000 pesetas, 1924
Premio de 20, 600 pesos, % 603.--Premio de 35
mil pesetas. l7.7l3.--Premios de 10000 pesetas,
2l.l69, 2 390--.Premics de 5000 pesetas, 2.844,
l6 955, 16 9l0.-Premios de 8, 200 pesetas, $780,
g. 378. l3. .558, l5.4O2, 22.88S.
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Don Lorenzo !. dc vizcarrondo : Monerar

Don Lorenzo +. de Vizcarrondoy Mongrand
Decano de los Ingenieros Civiles de Puerto. Rico,
Jefe de Secci6n de los Ferrocarriles de esta Isla
quien tuvimos 81 gusto de yer hace POGO mejor
experlmentado una fuerte recaida que le oblira
abandonar por algun tempo 81 ejercicio Dc su
profession Deseamos al amigo Vizcarrondo un
complete restablecimiento.
Aver 90 inscribieron en- el Registro Civil de
esta Capital las defunciones de Pascasia Garcia,
de atrepsia; Miguel Santana, de sarampi6n y
Sor Monica de San Juan de Dios Adell y Gurach,
de iebre amarillo; los nacimientos de Remigio
Matias Guerra Quijano, Angel Dario Gomez
zavals, Rosendo Pagan Escalera Maria lei
dora Nuhez y Rodrigo.
Sabenos que ha reAhzAdo en- ssta Capital
unss cuantas sohcitudss de seguros de vida 81
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Aver fueron capturados en- Manati por el
cabo de poliicia Manuel Torres, los requisitoria-
dos por Ia Audiencia de 10 Criminal de Maya.
guez Damian Baez y Segundo Crespo.
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Cambios del Banco EspanoL fjados en- la of.
Gina del dicho establecimiento hoy las de Ia
tarde:-E Espafia. IA pS.
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coalicl6n 90 diesen un paseo por Ia pradera reci
bisndo algunas ovacioncs cambio do los mieros
e6picos discursos que dirigieroa la multitud
Solo al regreso dc Ia expedition algunos i6venes
pertenecientes ID juventud republicans trataron
de entrar en- Madrid en- forma de manifestation; !;
pero no contaron CON Ia hu6speda,sy la hu6speda
fu6 esta OCCASION Ia guardia civil que les asaj6
/ el paso en- Ia puerta de Toledo, detuvo varios
de ellos por prsfsrir gritos subversiyos no ODE.
decor Las intimaciones de Il autoridad Los de.
tenidos fueron puestos disposici6n del Juez COM
petente, quien despu6s de tomarles declaration
orden6 81 procesamiento, hacienda despuis que
todos ingresaren en- II cArcel donde contindan in.
comunicados. La actitud pasiva del pdblico Ia
confanza con que la gente invadi6, como es COS
Il tumbre, los paseos dem4s sitios de recreo sin
Apreocuparse 10 mas mfnimo de Il fiesta de Ia pra.
dera hace Greer que 81 gobierno no ha de sufril
bcontratiempo alguno del lado do los republicanos
No sucede 10 rnismo con 81 movimiento dc
protesta one ha levantado Il nueya organization
del ejSrcito on todas las poblaciones que, conse
cuencia de dichas refoFmas, dsjan dc ser capita
les dc distrito militar los ayuntamisntos dimiter
On masa, las diputaciones provinciales hacen L
|propio; loo diputados , sepadores dc los pobla
The evening world., 1893-11-29
FELLED BY THE WILD MAN.
One of the Searching Party
Knocked Down with a Club.
Excitement at Rockaway Beach
Over the Hunt.

ROCKAWAY BEACH, L. l., Nov. 90.
The excitement over the hunt for the
mysterious wild man who has been
running at large In this vicinity for
several days, was greater this morning
thap at any time since the search was
commenced.
The hunting party, headed by Police
night along the lower point of the beach,
and at midnight, when they were re-
turning home, their attention was at
tracted to n small fire burning on the
shore of Jamaica Bay.
AS they approached the spot they saw
the form OF man whose description
answered that of the wild man as given
by dozen persons who have seen him
In the last few days.
He wore an oil coat and rags tied
about his lower limbs, and apparently
had no shoes on.
AS the hunting party approached the
wild man he made dash for small
boat which lay partly out of the water
on the shore. One of the searching
party attempted to seize him, when the
wild man, who was armed with a, club.
quickly Jumped into the boat and pulled
out into the bay. When last seen he
was rowing towards Canarsie.
Capt Macarthur and others Of the
searching party fred several shots at the
wild man, but none of them seemed to
have taken effect.
The hunting party was out at daylight
this morning. resuming the. search but
up to noon had found no further trace
of the eccentric man.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
BURGLARS RAID BROOKLYN.
Stoves, Houses and Schooner's
Cabin Entered by Thieves.
Jeweller Moro Loses His Stock
Four Men Arrested.

The Brooklyn police to-day, are busy
investigating several burglaries which
were reported this morning
During the night. thieves broke into
Julius Morro's jewelry store 229 Court
street and stole $3.50 worth OF goods.
Mr. Moro, who lives over the store, dis
covered his loss when he opened his es-
tablishment this morning
The burglars climbed over several
fences to the yard in the rear of the
store, and then gained entrance by fore
Ing open the shutters. The thieves
moved everything OF value from the
showcase, and escaped in the same way
that they entered.
burglars were also at work early this
morning. in the aristocratic neighbor-
hood of South Portland avenue. Between
midnight and five o'clock thieves broke
rasTda rnsH tne rear basement window of the
rresiuenCe OF Mrs. Catherine Lani lac
South Portland avenue, and stole four
collars and bills, which were lying on the
dining-room table.
MRS Maria Stenker, l59 South Portland
avenue, in the same manner, and stole
a silver pitcher. gold pin and several
dollars In money.
pied house at 20l South Ninth street and
cut out all the water pipes and gas
nAtures ana got them ready for re-
moVai: IT Is supposed that the burglar
was frightened away, as none of the
property was removed.
Aaron Price, aged twenty-five, of 426
fiushlng avenue, was arrested last night
While trying to sell 500 pounds of lead
pipe to Patrick Adams, a junkman, OF
l23 Ellery street. Theodore Swim a real
estate agent. Of 1858 Putnam avenue,
alleges that the pipe was stolen from a
row or new houses at 5S5 to 603 jefferson
avenue: The pipe has been removed
from the houses within two weeks.
lheVes forced an entrance to the cabin
or the schoone, Oracle, lying at Erie
Basin, and stole $50 worth of clothing be-
longing to two members Of the crew
shortly before midnight a man rushed
into the lower Fulton street police sta
tion and said that several men were act
ing In suspicious manner in the rear
of Peter Blanks grocery, 81 Fulton
street. A squad OF reserves started in
pursuit and arrested William Wilson,
aged twenty-one OF 20 Tallman street,
who they declare was standing on guard
In Poplar alley. while several other men
broke into Blanks store.
James Hagan. aged nineteen of 81
Main street, and John Brown, aged
twenty-siX, of 43 Fulton street. were ar
rested while in the act of entering the
premises.
Lena Thorn, aged nineteen. of 147
Butler street, was arrested this morn
ing on complaint Of her employer John
Mettler. of 81 Henry street, who ac-
cuses her OF stealing a diamond ring
worth S75.
The evening world., 1893-11-29
NEWS.
HANGED HIMSELF IN A CELL.
Horrible Suicide of a Prisoner in
the Flatbush Town Hall.
Arrested for Stealing Harnesses
Given Him to Repair.

A prisoner. who described himself as
Joseph Barton, tifty-three years old. of
lt3 East Broadway, this city, committed
suicide some time during last night by
hanging himself in cell in the Flat
bush Town Hall.
Barton was harness-maker by
trade, and he often solicited odd Jobs
from the farmers living in the outlying
districts. He took several sets of har-
ness away, and, II is alleged never re-
turned them.
one Of his victims saw him in Flat
bush yesterday and notified Police Cap
tain kayser, who arrested him. He was
taken to the Town Hall and was locked
up.
He told the police that he was a
Frenchman, and had a wife and family
living in New York City.
Sergt. O'Brien visited Barton,s cell
several times during the night Barton
had almost closed the inner door of the
cell and the keeper peered through the
crevice to see that all was right. He
supposed the prisoner was sleeping, and
remarked that Barton had gone to bed
wearing his hat and shoes.
At $50 O'Clock this morning Detective
Dougherty entered the cell intending to
take the prisoner before Police. Justice
Sweeney; On going through the, door
he found that Barton had hanged him
self to the iron grating separating his
cell from the next one.
He had bound piece Of fine harness
cord around his neck, AM attaching 1t
to an upper bar, swung his feet off the
floor and stranged to death.
His body was stiff and cold when
found. The cord had cut into his jugular
vein and the blood poured in streams
down his face. The sight was a terrible
one.
glance at his cot showed that Bar
ton had made careful preparations to
avoid being discovered by the keepers.
He had rolled his coat and vest in long
bundle and placed 1t on the cot. Then he
put his hat at the head of the bed and
truded from under the sheets.
When he had finished he had made n
very neat dummy" which would not
likely be detected by person merely
glancing through the bars OF the cell
To screen his body from view from out
side he closed the door. leaving 1t open
three or four inches, so that only his bed
might be seen.
a prisoner in the next cell declares
that he did'n hear any unusual sound
in Barton's cell during the night
Bartons pockets were searched and a
postal card was found postmarked sew
eral weeks ago. 1t was a notice of a
meeting of Isaac Lodge. No. 81. .. s. b.,
signed NJ. Wald, lSl Orchard street. The
card was addressed to Joseph Cohen, 81
Allen street, New York
The Flatbush police believe that Cohen
was the dead mans right name, and
that when arrested be gave the fictitious
name OF Barton to avoid being dsgraced
In the eyes of his friends.
Coroner Kene was notified and will
hold an inuueSt