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Excursion Tickets to the Worlds
Fair via Pennsylvania II. II.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
announces that the Trunk Line Passenger
Committee has authorized the railroad
Chicago on account of the World
Columbian Exposition on basis of $40
from New York by fast express trains,
and S32 by express trains scheduled to
make the run in thirty five hours or more.
Proportionate rates will prevail from all
stations in Trunk Line territory. The
round trip rate from Philadelphia will
be $50 80 by fast trains, and 5000 by
the thirty five hour trains, starting from
New York. From Washington and
Baltimore the rate will be $3.50 by fast
express trains and s27-6O oy slow trains.
These tickets will not admit stop-off
en- route and can be used for continuous
passage only. The tickets will be on
sale from April 10Th to October 30th
inclusive, and will be valid for return
trip until November 18th, 1898
All the lines leading to Chicago will
sell tickets good for passage going by
one route returning by another, SO that
person may go out by the Pennsy lvaDia
Railroad and, if he wills, return by the
New York Central, Baltimore and Ohio,
Erie, or any other trunk line, C: 90 out
by any other line. and return by the
Pennsylvania.
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My wife was confined to her bed for over
two months with a very severe attack Of
rheumatism. We could get nothing that
would afford her any relief, and as last
resort gave Chamberlain's Pain Balm a
trial. To our great surprise she began to
improve after the first application and by
using it regularly she was soon able to get
johnson, of c. j. Knutson s. Co. Kensing
ton, Mimi. 80 cent bottles for sale by
Druggists
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HanamaRer's.
PHILADELPHIA. Monday, April 3

Cabes, Cabes, Women'S CafeS.
Cavalier times come again
every sort of picturesque
Cape time. Women every
where are wanting Capes.
Not one in ten of the Womens
Cloak and Wrap dealers fore
saw it. Some of them are
only just now waking up to it.
Comical to see them tumbling
over each other to place orders
and warming telegraph wires
to hurry things up.
Capes will be plenty enough
in all the stores in a month
or two.
Meantime the one great
grand, overffowing Cape stock
Of this country, perhaps the
fullest, roundest, best selected
and completest Cape stock in
the whole retail world is at
Wanamaker's.
It's a great thing when a
merchant knows how to buy,
it's a greater thing when he
knows 7ohat to buy.
Only the broadcast knowl-
edge of the bushes, the clos
est touch on the popular taste
and the audacity ola Napoleon
fit a man for such a trial.
A great many more than
f0e h1Hdred distinct styles of
Capes for Women and Girls.
English ideas
French ideas
German ideas
American ideas
Ancient, medieval and mod
ern ideas.
And in materials that would
have made a sensation even on
the Field of the Cloth OF Gold.
Collar shapes include.
the Duchess of Guise
the Francis |
the Loie Fuller
the Alsatian and Floreptine
and a dozen more as pictur-
esquely striking.
All the colors of course.
black Richel!eu
navy blue Alhambra
tans Russian blue
light brown green
dark brown cardinal
Cape thousands, $3.50 to
$40
81 Il 4
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Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAllistorville,
Juuiata Co., Pa, says his wife is subject
to cramp in the stomach. Last summer
she tried Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrh9a Remedy for it and was much
pleased with the speedy relief it afforded
She has since used it whenever necessary
and that it never fails. For sale by Drug.
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it is in this and other countries, will
lose the lesson OF the catastrophe OF
his death, il greater care is not exer-
cised III the use of such dangerous
AGENTS
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The many cases of rheumatism cured by
Chamberlain's Pain Balm during the past
few months have given the people great
confidence in its curative properties and
have shown that there is one preparation
that can be depended upon for that painful
and aggravatiug disease. Honaker Bros,
Lorain, Ohio, say: "Mr. Moses Price, of
this place, was troubled with rheumatism
for long time. Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has cured him. He says that the Balm
has no equal" For sale by Druggists
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Pre-eminently valuable for its Local as well as
General Intelligence News Communications are
respectfully solicited from all sections Of the
County in addition to the weekly contributions
of its regular corps Of correspondents. Anony-
nous communications will receive no attention,
the the writer being required in all cases
as q guarantee OF good faith.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TNHlS is to give notice that the sub
4 scriber OF Cecil County has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters OF adj
ministration on the personal estate of
NEWTON WHITE,
late of said county, deceased. All persons ha Sing
claims againsr the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated
on or before the 18th day Of September, 1898,
they may otherwise be excluded from any benefit
OF said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested TO make immediat e payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18th day of March, 1898.
WEBSTER WHITE,
Test Administrator.
Il. E LAMAR, Register. Ism6
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NOTICE TO DISTRIBUTES

In accordance with the provisions of th~rbe
of Public General Laws of the Orpb> tn Ue
for Cecil County, Maryland, nOtj( at d.,
given that the undersigned has az NIQ IL
nesday, the 18th day OF April, lSfaS :"
a. IN. (which day has been AZ b5O
court when .s.1 meeting Of pfch
personal estate of John T. &c ISL. afee, re
will be held in said Court, TO- ahd eef n
office of the Register OF WY = We
distribution of said est
nnder the direction and
"
lsmar-lts Exec.
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Other thousands up and up.

Mems OaersarkS.
Perhaps no single garment
expresses so much Of taste
or lack of tin the wearer.
There are always just rights
fabric, cut, get-up.
You know where the sure
place to find them is-$I2 to
$50.
Suits of every right sort for
young men ready to look at
or buy-as you please.
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For Boys-f to If years.
Refers and Top Coats, So
to $3.50.
Refers with sailor collar,
3 to 7 years, SITS to $40.
Serge and Flannel Sailor
Suits, $3.50, ST, SIS, $3.50,
$3.50, $3.50, So.
Any wear thing the little
Cor big) fellows need. Styled
and priced right.
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The more Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
is used the better it is liked. We kno" of
no other remedy that always gives salts
faction. 1t is good when you first catch
cold. 1t is good when your cough is seated
and your lungs are sore. 1t Is COOL in any
kind of cough We have sold twenty five
dozen of it and every bottle has given salts
faction. Stedman & Friedman, druggists,
Minnesota Lake, MINI. so cent bottles for
S lie by Druggists
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is to give notice that the sub
L scribers OF Cecil county have obtained IRON
the Orphans Court OF said county letters of ad
ministratiOn on the personal estate OF
WILLIAM IL. MCDOWELL.
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the voucher.
thereof duly authenticated
on or before the 9th day OF September, 1898,
they may otherwise, by law, be excluded from
any benefit OF said estate. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment to the subscribers. Given under Our
hands this 9th day of March, 1892
MERGIE +. MCDOW ELL,
JAMES CLIFFORD
Test Administrators
II, E. LAMAR, Register mlS6t
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1t isn't alone the trimness
and lightness and strength OF
the Atalanta that makes it SO
superior as a Bicycle. Theirs
a rakish, get there something
about the build that makes the
machine a veritable flyer.
Plenty of the $50 wheels are
not SO good-the Atalanta
price is but SI2o.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Coughing Leads to Consumption.
Kemp's Balsam will stop the cough at
once. Ask your friends about it.
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FOR SALE.
MUSIC LESSONS.

MISS ELSIE TULL tenders her services
to limited number of pupils in Instrumental
Music on the Piano. Lessons at her own home
on East Main Street, Elkton, Md. Terms made
known on application iell,2m
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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

Salary and Expenses paid, or commission il
preferred Statesmen wanted everywhere. Nc
experience needed. Address, stating age.
H. w. Foster * Co., Nurserymen, Geneva, n. Y
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ESTABLISHED IN 1911.
HENRY r. TORRENT, Editor

PuBuISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
ELKToN, CECIL COUNTY, Mo.
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C0WPHRHTING COSTS.

cheapness article One
ito
A will be halt
the market
n
This all breeders
O
cent ess one mad O
Three rmB in Queen Anes Dc an N y
Pennsylvania anNe Yu
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THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE
ET1Il T
LIE:

Earth Ov
sold n being extensively
Druid Hill H Iatrobe Esq: Will
lifetime hundred
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-07-18

en- drVOurlng NVVTIIn--7s - ~ -
yd stood amazed and forgot that
ngry, too. Those seven lank men
attraction, and it WAS not until
eat no more, and had craWled off
die. that the people remembered
V were, and that they mao appe-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-07-18
.I,ge,d bould Have Spliccd Them.

Chicago, July 12.-oscar Nebe. the anarfhist
who was recently released from the penlten-
tiary was quietly married at three o'clock
his afternoon to Miss Eliza Hepp. The bride
i. the owner of a tourishng saloon.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-07-18

Two Texas cowboys recently had the novel
experience of travelling by rail- over the MIS-
souri, Kansas AIT, Texas road. hut lii'H
seemed TO feel uncomfortable from the me
that the train pulled out from the point that
they got on ouI III th" brush. Nh2h th'y
cot in the Wagner sleeper one CT theha Salu
to the other:
.till. you'll have to take your spurs oiiern
yo,,r hoofs il you expect to pat your oootS
o., the top of that sea-.
I1JI did so and then seemed PANIED ana SUI
nr's Cd when the porter told him lat plSS'E-
GERS were not expected 10 put their lect Oh
The nlush-coycrcd seats. He toye" with MS
.,,,n until the porter retired. When he folled
- cigarette and lit il and tie conductor show
cd linn where the smoking receptacle OF the
vestibuled train was he seemed annoyed At
,,,, ,.,r rilnp when all OF the passengers on
~. b1frrt naye their orders and the Two COW
hrvs cave theirs telling the porter to bring
+bt,o ..au there was on the programme ahG
hc sure 10 bring them plenty of SardineS
they handed the porter Il - bll ana were sur
nrised when he asked them for IL Genus
more Both of them said, THAT settles 1t.
If we stay in this here concern thaI Niger
1yil have our whole roll before we git to the
nnxt station. No wonder tue gang hold up
thn trains but l am surprised at EN- Soln al
- the mail when they would nave Such
soft snap with the coon i'll the hIShtohed coz
ral If ever | was to so into the tram ron
berry business | would 30 coon hunllh AFSt
and "et the black Scoundrel thdt Nahlcu
four bits for slickin' up our boots. 1hey
anti the train at the next WaySide station.
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SOME GEORGIA STORIE S.

Mr.. Isaac Lucas, of Talbot county, IS the
Oldest man in the county. He was born in
January, 1896, and is still in fairly good
health. He is a regular reader of the news
papers and keeps we'll posted ON current top
les He has not used spcctacles in thirty
years He gets in and out of his buggy
without difficulty and is active the
erage man of seventy.
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eraGc man OF seventy.
The Coonskin Club of Cartersville, Is no
MYTH The Courant-American says that Il
party of Gainesville gentlemen have been
considering the financial situation with
seriousness and as result of their dclibera-
tions the Coonskin Club has been organized.
our country's history coonskins passed for
ception when some of the citizens suggested
their readOpllon as present nlaIcl'l le-
lief.
Now when Il load OF sweet potatoes or fry
ing chickens come into market the question
Will bc .what price, The answer OF $50
much" will be forthcoming and the common
currency will be rendered when there will
he a slight hagglc, and the purchaser will
say:
Rather than be short, I will pay you so
many coonskins with the tail thrown in"
The Gainesville paper thinks that this
business also. will have Il tWo-fold tendency.
Not only will it serve to relieve the imam
ci,l pressure. but it will revive the lost art
of coon hunting
A gentleman who recently returned from q
trim over north Georgia, tells pathetic
story. .
He stopped night at Il small cabin in
The woods and when the head of the house,
who seemed to be in drunken stupOr, had
retired for the night, his wife. pale. care
worn woman, approached the stranger and,
with her eyes streaming with tears, said
II kinder think that you are a revenue de-
tectiye but for Gods sake, don't give my
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GYHSEEE Is the MARRIED WOrIAN's
ssf9 INIT PRlEND. HARMLESS and sure.
MIcH MEDICAL INST, lock box 20, Albion, Mich.
Name this paper. aug23-w1y1
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hoods Pills act easily yet promptly and
efficiently, on the liver and bowels. 25c.
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1--WE come from this county, but we We
been a-hidin' an hungry We jes heard that
the war was over an that Sherman was
a-givin' out ratons, an SO we thought we d
git some!'
The chief of the barbecue tainted, and they
carried him from the field, more dead than
alive.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
STATE. EQUALIZATION TABLE.
Kings County Assessment to b
Reduced sls, 100000.

ALBANY. Sept. 19.-The State Boa I'd
of Equalization met to-day and adopted
the equalization table for 1898, submitted
by the State Assessors.
The apparent full value of the real
est ate of the State for 1892 was fixed
at IS, EOS. 1889
The Assessors submitted a table of
equalization based upon the following
p ercentagess which. In their opinion. the
assessments in ea n county for 1892 bear
~ the full value:
albany. 10; Allegany, 20; Broome 49, catar
sgus. 20; Nayuga SO, Chautauqus. IS; Che
innng. .Ss. Chen tngo. 10: Clinton. &c; columbia
~: Cortlrld .5s; Delaware, so; Duchess. II :
Erie. 10 Essex. 20, Franklin. 10: Fulton. GO:
tienesee. 80: Greene, ~; Hamilton. 80: Her
klmer. .1S; Jefferson, So Kings .6S4 Lewis so
Livingston 20; Madison, 81; Monroe. 20; Mont
Somery. 20; New York. 63: Niagara Is;
Oneida. so; Onondaga. 10; Ontario. ~: Orange
SO; Orlans IS; Oswego. II; Otsego, SO; Put
nam. 10 Queens. so Rensselaer,. Sc: Richmond
so; Roo kland, .5s; Saratoga, 80; Schenectady
=: So scho harie So Schuyler, .e5: Seneca. 70; St
Lawrence, "a; Steubcn. 80: suffolk so; Sulii-
van. 20, Tioga 10: Tompkins. So: Ulster. II !:
Warren so Washington, so; Wayne. II; West
chester. 81; Wyoming. .65: Yates. .G5.
1t w,ls stated that Kings County would
have a reduction OF over $lS,OOO,OOO this
year on the assessment rolls.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES.
- i
Robson Revives "A Comedy oil
Errors" at the Park.
Palmer's Company at the Column
hia-Other Attractions.

"A Comedy OF Errors was revived
last night at the lark Theatre. In
Brooklyn. by Stuart Robson and his
company. MIR. Robson assumed the
role of Droinio of Syracuse. lie made
as great hit in that part as he did on
a former occasion. Giles Shine, as
Dromio OF Ephesus. cleverly. initiated
Mr.. Robson's voice and mannerisms,
and at times it was difficult to distin-
guish them. w. II. lIllwood. John J.
Farrell. Mrs. Robson, VIM. Yerancc
and the other members of the cast did
well.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
Saints and Sinners' was the play
selected for the opening OF A. NJ. Pai-
mer's company at the Columbia Theatre
in the repertoire of Mr.. Palmer's com:
ss,sntion. J. i: stodasrd and nd" F %iHfe
Julia Arthur. Wilton Tackaye and Is.
double dOa6 c, bill cp com Of a Pair Of
given tomorrow evening.
GRAND -OpERA-HOUsE.
McFee OF Dublin" was introduced
to the patrons OF the Grand Opera
House last night. John, T. Kelly, who
his own composition. and was rewarded
company included George Parker, War
1 rem d. Lombard, Richs I'd Jones, AIDE
laide Randall and othess. all of whom
were satisfactory.
THE AapHIoN.
-" The Span Of Life thrilled the au-
d,ense T., at the Anmphi.n last night, The
style; in which the hero is pursued by
act, and all ends happily The princi-
pal scenic feature of the play was hui
man bridge. forme d by several acrobats,
upon which the hero's family passed
over, a chasm in safety. Characters in
In the play were interpreted by w. 8.
\ Hartford, w. r. Furlong, Harry Rich,
and others. The piece was well
mounted.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
-" A Flag 81 Truce" was seen at the
Empire Theatre last night. 1t was pre-.
scented with special scenery, and the
parts were in the hands OF compe.
tent company.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
"A Fair Rebel interested a large
crowd at the Novelty Theatre last night
The role Of Col. Mason was acceptably
portrayed by Edward r. Mawson. and
the, other membeys of the company die
well. The mounrings were picturesque.
GAYE'rY THEATRE.
"Comrade vas the vehicle adopted
for the appearance Of Helen Mora at the
Sayety Theatre last night. Comrades
Is q rattling farce-comedy. with plenty
Of songs and dances, and apparently Il
was enjoyed by those who witnessed It
Among the specialties introduced were
fancy dances by Annabelle, who was en-
cored several times.
The evening world., 1893-09-19
RAID ON A POLICY SHOP.
All but Four Of the Inmates Sue.
coded in Escaping.

Franco, MCGUIRE. of 172 Columbia
street; james Frazer, Of 100 Third ave-
nue.; WilNam Cambridge. of 7o5 Baltic
Astreet, and James Hatton. of 1913 Baltic
Atreet, Brooklyn. were held for exnmina-
ton In the Butler Street Police Court,
Brooklyn. this morning on the charge
Of being inmates OF policy shop.
For several days complaints have been
lodged at the Tenth Precinct Station to
the effect that a policy shop was run
ming at III Third avenue.
Detectives Graha m and Raleigh inves-
tigated and decided to raid the place last
night.
was not in the place when the detectives
arrived. Francis Mcclure, who was
in charge, denied that 1t was policy
shop.
The front part of the place is osten-
sibly a cigar stone. The only way out
Of the back roorl is by narrow pas
sage and two win dows.
When the detectives reached the back
|, room they found each window clogged
Nip by men endeavoring to escape.
A larke number of policy slips and a
Quantity Of gambling paraphernalia were
seized,
The evening world., 1893-09-19
BIC MORTGAGE WORTHLESS.
Commercials Depositors Excited
Over This New Development.
Grening's Saratoga Hoael Pledged
TO Snedsker Tor $4,000.

Depositors of the suspended CONNER
cial Bank in Brooklyn We're thoroughly
aroused this morning over the lates,
sensational developments in the manage.
ment OF the wrecked ms tuition. 1t has
held by the bank on Pail G.. Grening' .
Saratoga hotel for $5O,OU IL regarded as
almost worthless.
The matter will he reported by the
Committee of Five at IL me.ting Of de.
positors Friday night IL is expected
that a proposition recently made To place
the affairs OF the bank before the Grand
Jury viii DE- advised.
Mr.. liaviiand. President OF the organ
ization Of the dep, sitors. ururartEed the
latest facts by looking over the records
at Saratoga.
lie found that Mr.. u;r-riny had NOR
10 Director Elb-rt shird-.h-r. Oct. m
1889, Sept. 8. 1879. an assisnmtnts ~ rn
Director Snrd-k-r to the bank W
corded ,by tn.
The d-positors want to knownHr COM u1r
merctal Bank, executed Dct,2 nearly 81
not recorded until Sept. sd suspended
When Mr.. Grening e # 'n VA hs snS,aet
ton. Mr. Haviland s.po. He does moi
i, ,S,p. m no. gag, of s4Il for more than
$4,000 at the higr65ff Iepositors Friday
At the meetin tee Of Five win report
night the ComrAlbany.
Oh rb s,seir Trip lat Banking Supt. Preston
admitted then to , Coy h,n PoM SsG
h tnar ~ n, fired s37 200. He also said at
o oneh ivy the bank had been compelled
to me e daily reports ,,o ,.no.,,or.
c,ah sustain their charges aginst Mr.
peston that he knew of the weakness
the bank two years before 1t failed
The evening world., 1893-09-19
BROOKLYN NEWS.
FOUGHT OVER An OlO FEUD.
Fifty Italians in a Riot After an
Ale and Wine Party.
A Policem An Mohbed WhiielRescu-
ing q Woman.


The lower end Of the Ten III Precinct,
uroor,vp VIVA tho scepe ~ mn It,l,,n
~, -. lana. an
riot early th1s morning. But Tor the
timsly arrival of Policeman Dennis Cu,-
han. tho r,o, would b.ve r,.,cb.d suo,,
'", -"
magnitude tha1 whoie platoon might
have been necessary to quell II.
Rocco tImbri.ll rave a nike, .,e md
~" .a
Ted VINE party on 'he Top nat or 90.
President street last night. 1hfty Ital-
fans. men and women. were present
1..,,.. ,,,,s,,,,, 49, ,,t.,,,-, -. ...
lo"ards Ih'uh'en1 'ne ''s',ots went out
to the sidewalk. Through the indis-
erection Of one Of the marty a sectiona,
80 ..,,.,. .,,,o. =. 49,. s
ieuo WHICH hao eH's'e" IA Italy LOT
years was brought up. The men and
women we've inf,aned with lust enough
"a ,,o,,,r 10 ,oLa -, ,ho 81, .,sa
>pao liquor ~ 'ahe "p 'he ha cshtro-
versy.
Sides were taken and a general fight
s,,,,,,oa p,roor,,, f,u,h,,,s ,,,,, 60,
io'o"eu. roiee''an 'uillane was stano-
Ing at Union street and Third avenue at
go A. NJ. He heard five shots fired
So, .ho a,r.o,,or 90 puo,,,,o,,. 60.
troni 'he uirec.ioi, Vi iresniehI street.
As ne rounded the corner he saw
crowd of Italians engaged in a rough
The evening world., 1893-09-19
MUST BE TRIED IN QUEENS.
0lsason's Appeal for q Change OF
Venue Denied.

Patrick J. Gleason. ex-N1ayor of Long
Island City, will have to stand trial at
Athe present term of the Queens County
Court in his own bailiw.lck.
Gleason was indicted in April for at
tempting to defraud the city while
Mayor by unloading a worthless fire
engine on the, city and then auditing
the claim. He Is said to have bong hit
the engine ten years ago for $50 and
sold 1t TO the CITY for $22Od.
Gleason applied to Justice Cullen In
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for an
order changing the place of his trial to
tany county In the State except Queens.
He said the people Of Queens are
prejudiced against him and that he can
not get Il fair trial there.
Justice Cullen to-da> .handed dawn II
decision denying GleaSon's apple sition.
lie will now De Obliged To face twelve
good and true men Of his own county.