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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
TIE TRADE IL CHICAGO.

Chicago, Jan. ~ 1spccnD.- Wheat. after being
closed weak May sold from - 30 to 81 -, ana
closed M - cents. The cOhndcnt precl'uon ~
senator Wa,iburn that II vote on bis bll luia o.
reached I'm the senate, and that the bill w"hu 10
nasscd 20 morrow started lot II pre1Nionnl s'Ihb
,shIcn forced the decline. The Inspection sue,
show I'd that there Lad been IN incr"i- oI o"',oVo
buslcl, during week In the Amount ci coli'in -
,rh.u I'm store This nov amounts To o'oooooV
bnshrls and there said 10 ie 'oooDo puHh,lN
additional I'm boats In process OF transfer. 'auI
were lower: they OBJECT, Low"'rr Dy the iaie'
morris from tie sca'oard. about sooooo biSh''N
he decrease OF about 9Ov.uOO bhs.r.s IN We ON
nnssnp. statement, and the d,cr"i,e IN III" f'nsHsh
risIhl, we're both, Of course, bull mIlr larry imI'
Voc only 1876 ears nt Minneapolis and Duin'h hfr
tbcr. were 20 cars; the estimate ior N'ih'Su I
wo. onI, 10 cars The mp0rtint Buying 81 'n'
dny was hy schwartz Dupr"c ana was cfeu ~, y"
iho Ci,dahy interest Corn was seadlcr on the rcph
from New. Yorh Of the large export business uoInS,
II closed weak, In sympathy With wheat. May SOU SOL,
,ron' 4. 81 To a., ana closed at ~ cents. me
r,ccints were o59 cars; the "Siimal" Tor Wednesday
,r,s onlv ninety cars. oats were iariy st'hdy
Nav selling between SO and ., :. ana cioslne u,
a. . cents Provisions were dun and weak NAY
~or. sold from sle 81 to Sie 81 MAY lard. from
yJn e.. 10 40 80; My ribs from ~ q TO ~ 30.
tv,rvtLing closed nj the bottom. III" 'mulhys saH
,bcy are entirely out Of provisions. There wci
nD $40 hogs the estimate for Wednesday was JVovV.
TI9xsecd was strong at cent advance. May cioS'he
al ~ 10 II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SOME ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENTS.

70 the Editor OF The TIL une.
Sir: Tie attention OF humorsts and connoisScnrs
Of the crotesque invited TO the following pam state
ment OF facts:
At ) 30 D. m. on Thursday ! sent an important
teecrom ~ n relative In brooklyn. whose husband WAS
dying At : 10 "A boy came back with the message.
saying that the operator coud not read the address
although it was written distinctly, and the same once
had been sending many dispatches written III the
hand during that day all to that same ADDRESS
Nevertheless, l spelled out the name ana actress i"i
the boy.
.Ohn said no. 81 can read II and so could the
man al the Office only the operator couldnt"'
Next morning at As I received dispatch, say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
OBJECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
NATIONAL QUARANTINE SYSTEM.
CONDUCTED BY THE MEDICAL CORPS OF THE

rcrrD BY THE MEDICAL CORPS OF THE
NAVY.
enc Editor Of The Tribune.
e., 7 have been reading The Tribunes views
.ho Quarantine question for some time, and it
.f.en occurred to me to venture an opinion OF
nss on the snbject-numely: that it would he
~ % nlace the whole matter in charge Of the
''.,;..I Corps of the Navy This would take it
- nolitics for one thing, and put il into the
ou' =, oomnetent men for another The medical
"s ~ the Navy naturally see much of the quar-
Viva arrangements Of other nations; and. more
tho line officers have share Of tie work
n,scutiug any plan that may he adopted Our
e., in times of peace is not ovcrworked. and it
Id And in the quarantine IA field we'll worth
attention
IA been managed by the Army for the last fifty
''.,s much bloodshed and money would have been
III The same may he some day said of the
'a,,.ntine if we go on laundering for long
;vs will he needlcssy lost and money spent
,.v.hly without doing much good
M course quarantine regulations can only keep
....,;on at bay so TO speak. The unwhOlesome
,,r,e within gates may propagate pestilencc
allowed by local authorities to live in filth and
,ol.te all hygicnic laws. Here the State and
city authorities nave piehN 10 40 III Is waste
" lime 10 hunt around for microbes and distrib
NE dsnfectants so long as personal hygiene is
ignored Streets and houses should be kept clean,
il gees without saying We should be doing
something now besides talking and wasting time
in other ways; in four months time the epidemic
may begin its work, and the power of the press
Ne,erted in the right direction can do more than
MEDICAL theorists TO keep it down. S. s.
Ian 1 1S0S
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Board an0 Rooms.

\ wELL-FrRNISlif.D small sunny
front roam with board for gentleman;
DR. vatc house. = Wcst jOth-st.
SUPERIOR accom- odation- for a gen.
tleman In private family. Is West j0th--t.
LINE ROOMS. delightful home Ia
christian family. liberal table; ainlt> d.
III II. 81 East Gith-St.
5Tu.AVE.. 4G3. NEAR f2p-ST.-Front
room ID. Sd loor 80 so Tor Two with
board
/. EASl 3 DIST Elegant. newly fur
nlshcd and pluuhed family hotel n" MAJ
agcinrnt: s'iit and p'ivr.c baths si"wHid
formerly Of Manhattan club.
15Tu.ST. 90 WEST. -Tar,r room. wolI
IA. a'cd ample Losct,; cool fabir supplied
ref renee.
-isTSr. 1i5 EAST (Gn'rry IarNI.-
l,..itahle rooms IN 80 t. al singlt ~urcrlOr
..ble rycrvthin. nr.t.e!ar- ; r'i'fe1cr-.
o9D.ST.. 1870 Eh~T.-D"sirihlc l1rsr AMI
.iuclc connecting rJpu.s o. s'infaf, N'l-
furn.shci; COOL table. " -
81 EAST .oI II I.--t;ood bard pleasant
sunny rooms. an. l. hop'lae: r-Ttr. ~
rrli>cuc aud dry good DIST lct suit
,hi. f.r families: terms mcd"i't'' tillr
board.
5oTu.ST.. CT WEST. Third llo'r LACE
T. ont sunny room or fourth llDor back With
board nj rcnrs
57TH.ST.. 3i3 wEsl.- Iianf-cueN fir:
ni-hcd rooms til hoarH go wru ana
wive. ~ single crn,icncn On: rriciou"es ex-
'hanRcd
49, MADIsON.AVE.-TA front room.
~ fror eVtr, closets with hoitd dining.
rO1m uar'or floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18

the rcmcn after large crowd had gathered 10 watch
the frs wheels. There much merrmcnt when
an engine dashed up. followed by hose wagon. ~
the sight OF Look and ladder truck the crowd send up
a great shout OF laughter The fremen seemed 10 b.
crcstfalien ut sight OF the burning wagon. but they
uncoilcd "a line OF hos" quckly connected II With II
hydrant and turned the water. Apparently BY
design the stream turned the crowd and there
frantic rush To escape drcnching. II was the
turn Of the rcmcn TO laugh then. but they qnicy put
out the fame. The wagon. which damaged 10 The
eXtent OF go. WIS takcn back 10 Bay Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
GE4IN And PEODCCE MlHkETS.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoEK DEALINGS

The speculation In wheft vest to-day was fdlfv acuVc
,ltbouph loss Monda, tie total sai's AegI'
eating T. 1000 bushels. Inc tone was "'ah anu :
h,cak Of ldIL Icco del. RcstHug sales by
tho recent bull operators In Chicago was generally con
,iicrcd the cause OF the wcaiLc-s some icHr was -
maj United States senaf" might pass ui'
trtOntlou bill 0nd nuence checked outside buj
ing Nav options ranged from ebS a. ~ -1st'. e.huS
.nd ING from SJ-aSJa coats. SPOT lots WEI"
dull and shippers TOOK 10 900 Bushels.
~ c0r optic. were fOo'No Du.h'is anu u''
market sNmpathL, with wheat. slo; lotS WEI" STEADY
and shippers ',Dught 10000 bushes ,
Oats weic lower In symr Thy with the "WeF gram
markets. 40 o.. ~, A. OIL. Inn.
corn~Januaiy. 52's February 6S'- May, So. cents
-J:uuary. 81; February 1872 May, 10 ce -.
Isrd-janua'v rlo 95 May. $40 90 bid.
an. of grain and hour r'Poited ie-tfhhy :"
Ncw.York fbHaiclphia Baltimore ana Boston ~ric q
foiiow. jI.Olp bushels; com ~. lol bush'I,
~ 10 o,O bushe total ain, ~ $50 bushe. Hour
3g 100 packages At Chicago. MiiwanAc" 5hd 81 iH'n
Inc ar, ais were Wheat 2@ll52 bushels, com 2o' ~
bushels oa- ia Oi5 bushels total grain, oc'ooI buHh
~. nour barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
SEaRCHING FOB MISS SALLIE MOoRh.
on MONDAY SHE LEFT HER HOME. NO i"' "E''
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO 60
To A DRyGOODS STORE.

IN MONDAY SHE LEFT HER HOME. NO. 1913 WEST
oSEHUNDREDA ND.THIRD-sT. TO 90
TO DRYGOoDS STORE
Orders were given to the police yesterday N MAKE
a search at all hospitals and hotels IN 'he Guy '"'
Miss sallie Moore who Is missing mys''i1ouSly run
the home Of her sister. Mrs W W Cornell AT NO 10"
West Onc-hundred q nd tiirdst. Miss Moore Is w
scribcd as twenty years old and pretty WIN ohi"
complexion and dark hair and eyes Her height Is
five feet and six Inches. She weighs about do PohhdS.
She & an orphan Until three months ago she hV'"'
in Marion Ky, where she has several relatives anu
Where she was school teacher Tor II UNIV "p''
after her arrival in NcwIork she became S"inc"h''
homesick. Lately, however. she seemed - "' '"
c,a to city life Her home with her sister Is In d
handsome fat on Monday, AT 1890 a. me- Mo
Cornell asked Miss Moore TO 20 TO stems orNs"ou'
,oro in Twenty bird st. to get some materials o'
a dress She was then 10 take them 10 MIS- MAC"
eret n dreSsmakcr. at No. 81 East twenty 'nlr" 81
Miss Moore got 10 the store a6onf ii H. M ann pun
chased the dress goods the cost o' "'ic" ~. "'
charged 10 Mr.. C0rnel's account MI trace vi W. -
lost AT that place as she did not go 10 'he "I'''
makers house ana did not rc'uT" =" '"0 nav "
hundred and tiiid-s
Mr. Cornell went 10 Police headquarters on MON
dov night TO make Inquire. bnt Inc P"'''' ""' -
rcnort 10 indicate that tho yourg woman h'" "'o' 49,
accident Yesterday he caused an alarm " !"
mt directing the police search. lie 9''' ',
he was prepared to oh"r q re""'" V, ~ -, ,,r
nation leading to the discovery OF his slS,'' " "a
a., Corrou said. Sallie Is quiet and rcur'Ns
II, her nature but inclined 70 be too trus'ini' am 81"
Is a comparative stranger in the city she r',
lost her way in going about the streets S'Ve' '''
, m, afraid She losi her way Yesterday an" was W,
covod By some designing person to ii pi'c' ""''r
restrained. ] can only account 'o' " ~ adr,,
=, Ala, NAY unless she became III suddenly
"o ~ oo,d :, II hospital. she had with her OILY
ana e wa darO and no watch or valuable lew'1S
When Miss Moore dlsappearca sur ana black fcl
h,ue checked dress. a bIi'h jan ~
NV Da. With feathers and ribbons on IL.
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.<oy roADED WITH FLOWERS IN fLahEo

,.cov LOADED WITH FLOWERS IN FLAMES.
A covered wagon, loaded with nowfr' no" no "''
reerhouscs Of Charles Keller. at Bay kidge' wa,
,ac 70 13o broadway at 10;4o O'CLOCK ''s''''"s
when the straw. in which the ho"erS ~rae h,. ho
soyero pe,sons that flames were close a' MS
"o,' ,oLr EnpeI. the driver Jumped from the wagon.
r,,a. n.r~ons uuhi,ched the horse. An alarm c"'eo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
TESTIMONY or HAYESS VICTIM.

SHE TELLS ABOUT HIS GIVING HER THE NOTE
FOR g., 600
Only one witness examined yesterday in the
trial OF Colonel W. h. Hayes for perjury, and she will
not finish her testimony until to-day. This witness
Miss Annie VI. Heating. who the plaintiff In
the suit In connection with which the alleged perjury
was committed Hayes Is said to have sworn falsely
that he never owed her the money which she claimed.
and that he was In Florida mt the time she declared
he signed a nJtc for 5000 in this State. Judge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
A NEW TRIAL FOR DR.. GRA YES.

SERIOUS ERRORS HELD TO HAVE BEEN COM
MlTTED IN r:S TRIAL FOR THE MURDER
OF MRS. BARNABY.
Denver. Jan. 1.-THE supreme Court OF Colorado
this morning decided that Or. T. Thatcher Graves
sentenced TO death for the murder Of Mrs Josephine
A. Barnaby. in Denver April 10. 1901. should have
a trial. The opinion, which was rendered 10y
Judges IIayt. Elliott and Goddard. sitting en- bah'
was ,hc unanimous dccfhon n the court. Dr.
Graves will Immediately be released on bond Prominent
attorneys KY that practically Graves Is free man
as 1t is doubtful the prosecution will see fit 10
bring the again into court.
The opinion Of the court Is that without doubt
certain wNlesahlishcd rules Of the law Of evidence
had been neglected In the trial In the lower court
The opinion holds also that the Instructions 10 IN
Jury were erroneous. and quotes prrccdelis In "mCh
decisions have been reversed solely upon errors IN
The charge. II was also an error not 70 accord tl'
accused man the right to meet all witnesses face 10
face
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Ing that the patient had died the evening before
me dispatch had been received at the New NoT.
Office at 0:3o p. m. And the Office is three blocks
from my house.
Next n,
New York, Jan. 10, 1o0J.
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gitp Real estate for Sale


Az ELEGANT HOUSE, 4-story exten'
.ioH, West Slst-st., near l. stitIoh AL n,
Dee 10 close estate W'st 3ith-st. me
house. furnished $4,000. bargains j.
4. DALEY. "a West 3jth-st.
FOR SALE OR TO REN1.-No. lG2 w, 81
i5lst., ncir Past. station very dcsiaoie
= toy nrownstone dwelling house In pcifet
order lS.Gx50 lot ic2 20: $50. 600 terms
,ssy rent 81, 700. Apply 70 SEfMoIN
HOPKINS. Attorneys. 81 Wall-st-, y. y
FOR SALE IN HOBOKEN, y. J.-lo
lots, fronting on Adams and'-th sts cen
ual location: for factory business; near rali-
rad and ferry Offered for sale less thah
haf cost 10 close them out. Apply 70 NUN
RiSOS. 10i Ve-ey-st.. New-lork Clty.
Brooklyn.
AT A BARGAIN .-Firstclass four.s'orv
ofowhsicnc Store property wen rented sn r
- intc.'mc q nn one of ErooKlNn's bcSi
ssvenues. Apply b owner IN store. -"
somncr.ave.. from 10 70 3.
Chicago.
WORLDS FAIR VIStTORS.-Bny beau.
uIui .hisaro bor = location unsurpassed,
near University and renowned IN dHay
fsisancc": 25.foot stone south front IL
rooms. constructed modern improvements
THROUGHOUT: owner will occupy same ID.
!oinihg; transportation unexceIled electric.
cable. steam. elevated %, 00c. half cash
tnt fxf season. e.. 500 references ca
sneheed. J. T.. o. PKiDMORE architect
'n' owner 1913 La Safest. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
CounIrn Real GciaIc 60 Lei.

TO RENT-At Lccsburg. Floli ida. IRON
,,.asanfjy situated. on a 10: OF more than
an acre N orange and other fruit TICS :
20 II 1900 10 April II. Addrcs5 L. .. bon
Af
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Business Chances.

FULL SUIT tlranei and pressed
for 81 all kind, oil rrptirIn- don =.
SMITH. Tailor. 800 Canal Sc, hear Erotd-
WAY.
4 GENTLEMAN Of experience, ABILITY,
highest Standing aud rc,pun- ibir. seek, H. -
class position 81 trust or agency might buy
an Interest; bond II necessary references,
no os''t. 90 Wali-st.. Room -.
GOOD. pushing business man with
$500 can sccur, liberal interest in sound
business that VIII undoubtedly net $1,000
y arly Investigate a. clo-'iy "a, you de-.
-irc. MALONE. World Building.
BUTCHER SHOP at slcrlncc; In
newly builf-up vicinity nice corner, cheap
rent; no agent. Call Tor day,. \. SEA.
tEEr. 800 IIambung ave. IS ooAlyn.
FOREIGN AGENCY wintcl
10 represent hr-t-ria>s American house IN
Europe hy an American gentleman ~ 'du-
alton. AIDES and business push. who has
resided for COZ siderable time la Pans md
attends turning thithrr. Ne, TIlM.
r1bun" Uptown oni'r. l.2i- Lr'ad"ay.
OwNEES OR OCCUPANTS Of dwell.
lug, insurance brokrr-. 'ur have their poll
,le, written H. a few miautc' a: >rE AL
not SElIOLD FIR W KA T.
t1ENCl. Eoon - los nroadw'v y. y
PARTNERSHIP. or u, manager at
-alarg 5000 ana o,.r IN nr-t-rla. Nor.
cantile. in Ing. commission. JOlbing or
manuia tnrlHg' bv Ines, lDns experience /,
-cyc'al languages good salesman. hard
WORKER and qulct AZ figure b",t references
can inN"-t. AiGrc,, MANAGER. Bon 90.
lj7 4th-avc.
WANIED.-As paitl,r, az American gen.
tlriuan Of ambition and ml las tor nl5lrt
1usirc~. In Paris and Sew Nnfk Fisu h
speaking required Adircs. Rev. X. Ia
u o'd"ay r''r'rr> 10 90.
WANTED -As-i.tint Win 5000 In IN
Questionable business, gilrn'~.- ~ 200
L a. a o. q. ia
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Real estate Uante0.

River. Harlem. Nof,hern N@w.Haven Ioai-.
"Berksh.r,s'' ard sound Tor sprl " cata-
iess,A. L, = ntLLo. IL East 42d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-18
Doaro Wanteo.

YOUNG MAN. ~. having poor health.
would Ike 10 boarl with private. refined
American family. where there are no o,hef
b larders and where sivlc NAV Dc >acrinc'a
Tor comfort: terms must bc moderate; r Z.
e,ences given. Address viii. PARTICULAR
HOARD. Box IL Tihnas nm"~
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flats 60 kel. untnrnlsbco

FOR RENT.-A very dcsirabie spar.
won't in Dalhousie 4S West 1J,h-st'' OPP
IT. n.rk. pos-sssion r bruarv reason
XII rent. LELLAMY a WlNANs. oo'
5th-avc. ----------------
EITGANT, LARGE. all light rooms
Lar heat; cabinet finish; $50 " s31 per
montn. 40 West 6ith-st
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Go Get for Business purposes

Will LEASE tn entire building. -?
IL "a i.ond.st., TO responsible tenant az
anu anu ,nap marxet value. NORRIS ID. BAE"
lis broadway
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Gonnlrp heai GsraIe FOR Sals

AGENCY FOR MUNTCLAlR -liesIoehce
properties for sale and - let large variety
" choice building sites. IL BBS lAi'
LOR. 5 Beekmon-st.. and Mohtclsir
4 RARE CHANCE TO make first-class
investment TINT Will paw 10 pr c.7it h't
q business property on the best sticct III
Nor. st0wn for sal at bargain. AiGf' =
j. HENRY JOHNSON. Moirstpwh. y. ).
FOR SALE-6j-acrc Delaware Pcach
farm; good land. house and barn; near raii'
road W. T. fOTIEk p N0ith jun
pcr.st., Philadelphia.
PROPERTY IN the Oranges, N j. %
HAMILTON 4 CO.. 90 Broadway. y. y.
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flats 10 Get, FURNISHED

FLAT. 7 Hight rooms steam heat Fast
14th.St. o. Nthet. about $50 month.
NJ. DAY. 345 East 41st-f.
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Brooklyn
miscellaneous.

-~.-e<-e- - o. - -.-res-s --7s-~N
. A.-WfSTLOTNK NiS Detective and Law
msney divorces procured private infor-
- ms1on furnished support, damages. breach
o ~ promise or other causes; confidential;
a.. w.nnIERPRoOF.-I have process Of max
esSes not injurious cheaper than what
- Asvs. SITUATION, $3l z. 50th-st.
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Crco5 mnkinQ.

A.-A.-DRl oSNAkEE. c.csint cutter
and httef. 80 day or al hons. perfect III
.uarahr"cd. velvet, -iiA or cloth suits made
% one w~k fog clio fancy wai't-, coats aud
near Broadway
Artistic DEEeSMAKING. perfect
fiiing o-'uWcs handsome trc--'~ for .
also dres.cs feiodr.lc1. MME. OWEN.
sde vs., 2Ji"
ARTISTIC DEE>>MAKIND. unuuc
designs. evening" dfc,'c, -l"ria'tNf hot
rider, az short notice. aud moi'rl'r ciare"..
Nj. McELHOY. - Fast 9tI-,t.. opposite
stewart, Building.
ARTISTIC pRISsNAKi.E d ,ir fev
nor customer ht tas "nrh batting
and boning, perfect at. = - dHrng eh.
fuary no card. Adir's' &. w. 30 Ia
3.,t--'.
CUTTER and FILTER. rs ELEGANT
rutcT anc inter from adinR establishment
by d1y. o. b. m" gowns mad" over rquil 10
new. perfect III guaranteed. AGlr -.
MODlS1I. Tribune Uptown ohicc. l-i2
Broadway
pIF~sAfAKTE w-hc. NOR, 'n.a.cu. l.
will work ch';p IN gain custom latest
.tyl', aud feet NJ 2.3 r.'t '-."'-t.
DRESSMAKEE viii ~ b, tn wrk
~ month IN lriSa," families, by u" day
= =: god r'' 30 Ea.t looth-,t,
Cunningham bell.
DRESSMAKkK want. a Few more
CUSTOMERS AZ home suits from ~ NJ. u
FOA. 3l2 West s0thst.. near ENcr>ide
Drive.
DKEsSMAKEK dc,irc, f"w more Gust
mers az home or by the day cutting aud
nttne specially. Nine. DENTON, ga
West 3d-t
DEES>NAKE - Corp,icnt by III
day best city reference. jo7 1thlNc.
-MAKEE.-tir>tclas, cut I'D
lite wishes % ore rn.1 .'mrut- bf tnc dlN
in nr-t-class families. terms. :. per DE-,
IA Ri. r.rr'nr'. Aiirr>> D.. -; ''ih-aNr.
.DRFSSMAK1NG donr n al rr1uch'>:
ladies' own material. made up .,r''t dr's."
,ha g'd. Miss u. BACON. 3jo dtn-aNc-
DRESSMAKGNG.- sitting tailor.
m1dr drr.sc. made IN one week from 10
rp. Mr. wITkov % W., ll'h-st
| TIESr.t LASS FRENCH pRE>>MAK.
| ~. perfect NJ guaranteed pcr:"ct ilitlns
| ln.nP pattern, 10 cents Nine. BETTE.
| 80 West 33d-t.
LADIES rAILoGING.Lad e. own ms
t"rlal, made M into D. krt'. coat. ul,,r :
| AMI ,arcs. cloaF- all Kind. alt".cd and r.
nofcllcd. GEEIi. 1871 West 22i-,t.
| SEAL GARMENTS r,dy"d altered or r
| paired. Mrs. BAkkEH. ll6 West 39i'.
| t.: II YEAR, with ,.rnfcc Smith. T. gent.
- London. and Gunthcr's, 'th-1v'.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired rciycd. nl-
| tered and rcmodr led to new ,hap,S e'tl
| mates given: frst-class work. hi.E4''
| l3l West 22d->t.
TIIIHNCD. lo3 West ioth-st.-Eycn-
ING. street drc--c-: Ia lor made gowns
.prinr stylr.: modcr,t, prices; short notice.
| wELT~MADE STYLISH DRESS rs
and suits perfect III: moderate pricr- Dew
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-12
IT PLEASED THE PRISONERS.
Judge MARITIME Has Deputy Sheriff DaIrym
pie Put In the Pen for Making . Noise.

Judge MARITIME Has Deputy Sheriff DaIrym.
pie Put In the Pen for Making Noise.
Deputy Sheriff Dalrymple is assigned By tho
Sheriff to the duty OF guarding prisoners on
the way between the General Sessions Court
and the Tombs. He delivered his batch OF
prisoners at the door OF the prisoners box In
Part L Of tho General Sessions yesterday.
Capt. O'Beirne Of the court squad found that
Dalrymple had brought from the Tombs by
mistake man named John Collins. when tho
requisition from the chief clerk OF the District
Attorney called for one Thomas Collins The
Captain told him OF this mistake. and Dali
rymple entered into an argument Judge
ut seems to me that the oficers OF the court
might mako less noise back there at the box.
They ar, employed by the city to preserve
Cart went up to the bench and OK
directed that Dalrymple be brought to the bar.
He came. the handouts that he had Just taken
from the batch q prisoners dangling from his
Your Honor. did not say anything back
':There was certainly a. great deal OF noise"
said Judge MARITIME and you appear to have
been the cause Of It: shall have order In this
court ROOM, Put this man In the box"
the box and closed the door behind him with
a big bang The prisoners Dalrymp!e had
brought to- court were surprised by the in
trusion and grinned broadly. Half an hour
later Judge MARITIME accepted an apology. and
released Dalrymple.