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steady. but the local trade demand was
light and there was nothing dong IN tut
ures; No. 2 white. April. 4OG i0l7c; May.
june and July. S9,90 40c. Butter scarce
and firm; Pennsylvania creamery. extra.
Sac; PeDnsylvania prints extra. wholesale.
36G3gc. Eggs quiet and steady: Pennsfi-
vanis frsts. 15c. Receipts-Flour. 1000 bfls
and 1900 sacks: wheat. 5000 bu: corn. 2 400
b1; oats $500 bu. shipments Wheat.
none: corn. $500 bu: oats. $40 bu.
BALTIMORE, April 29-Wheat steady;
No. 3 red. April, 744c: May. 74asc; june.
754sc: July. 76lsc. Corn frmer; mixed. April.
4ss4c; May. $3.50; July. 49aic. Oats steady;
No. white Western. 4lc. Rye quiet; No.
choice timothy. SIS Grain freights quiet
and unchanged. Provisions quiet: mess
pork. $3.50. Lsrd-Retined. 12lec. Butter
irmer; creamery, fancy. 34c. Eggs quiet
at lac. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes. fair. r7lac;
No. q Ice.
CINCINNATI. April 29-Flour in mod
crate demand. Wheat steady: No. 2 red. Go
067c; receipts. $500 bu: shipments. 1880
bu. Corn easier; No. mixed, 43lsc. Oats
easier; No. 2 mixed. 2lhc. Rye-No. 2. 500
Coo. Pork quiet at $40. Lard easier at 96ac.
Bulk meats easier at 9.s7lac. Bacon NOM
inal at l1.50c. Whisky in light demand;
sales. 511 brls of finished goods on basis
of Sl13. Butter weaker. Sugar steady.
Eggs heavy At 1917 0l3c. Cheese firmer.
DETROIT. April 29.-The market closed
q shade easier but without much change.
Wheat-No. white. zoe; No. red. cash. 20
@70lsc; May. 70sc: July. 1880; August.
747sc: No. 3 red. 65l7c. Corn-No. 2. cash.
43c asked. Osts-No. 2 white. 36s4c; No. 2
Receipts-Wheat. $4,000 bu; corn. LOCO bu;
oats. g. 600 bu.
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r1eknlg.

NEW YORK, April 29.-Pig iron quiet and
steady; American. $l2.75015.50. Copper dull
and unchanged. Lead quiet. Tin quiet; Straits,
2o.62l2c bid. posse asked; plates quiet aud
steady; spelter dull and steady; domestic, 4.45c.
81. LOUIS, April 29.-Lead easier at 3. SOlac
bid; spelter quiet at 4.05c.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, April 29.-There was scarcely
any business in dry goods at first hands to-day.
demand being restricted TO a light mail order
trade, but was q fair Saturday movement at the
hands or iobbers. Buyers halt all along the line
in view of the goods bought and the necessity
for caution under present financial uncertain
ties. Next month, however, may change all this.
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MONEY. STOCKS AND GRAIN
Sensation of the Week Is the Toledo e.
Ann Arbor Drop from SO to II.
Several Raids on Shares We're Made at New
York Ssturday-At indianapolis Cereals
Are In State of lnnocuous Desuetude.


Railway Issues Were Weak Again on Sales
of $685., 900.
At New York. Saturday. money on call
was nominally 3per cent.
Prime mercs3 tile paper. 6h0S per cent
Sterling exchang &c was steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at s4.S5a04.s8'
for sixty days. and q. ss04eSA for demand.
The total sales of stocks were 197. 800
shares. including the following: Atchison.
$500; Burlington d Quincy, 1890: Chicago
Gas. 6lO0; Cotton Oil, 800; Distilling. o.
900, Manhattan. 5000: Missouri Pacific.
BOO; National Cordage. $500; New Eng
land. 5000; Northern Pacific preferred.
s500. Reading. a. 400; Richmond Terminal.
$500. St. Paul. 1850: Sugar. 80. ZOO Toledo.
Ann Arbor 4 North Michigan, $500; West
ern Union. 7.400.
A fair amount of business was done at
the New York Stock Exchange Saturday
for a half holiday. The temper of specu-
lation was decidedly bearish o wing to the re-
serves and the receivership proceedings in
she case of the Toledo Ann Arbor & North
Michigan road. The stock of the latter
broke 3A, to lO4, but closed at IL. do
cline of % points for the week. Richmond
Terminal preferred opened "a lower than
last night. st 60 and. after breaking to 81,
rallied TO 2Sk. Other stocks were freely
sold, but the bears found it difficult to
make impression on prices. In q majority ri
instances the losses were "a to l per
cent. The fact that the loss in the
surplus reserve of the b8nks-S2. 81, 050
WAS much less than generally expected.
led TO some covering of short contracts
near the close and prices rallied Is to y
from she lowest. but the tone of the market
was weak. Monday will be Q holiday in
Chicago and London. and this influenced
some of the smaller operators. who had
stocks. TO sell them ont The outsJandin z
short interest is heavy in nearly ali the
prominent sharea
Railway bonds were weak. The sales
were 1856. 900. Readings were heavy and
closed st a decline of 70 to Ia per cent. from
Fridays closing.
Government bonds were firm. State
bonds Rara dull ClnainQ nu0faliona w ere:
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A writer says farm homework 10 gener-
ally bes ond the strength OF the housewife.
and she should be supplied with ell labor.
saving apphanoea 1T 10 not what we do
that kills rs but what We cannot get denAs
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Sixteen Tran sfers. with Total Consider
ton of 03S,673.

Sixteen Tran sfers. with "A Total Conside4a-
ton of 03S,673.
Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twen-
ty-four hours ending at P. M. April %. 1898.
as furnished by Elliott & Butler. abstracters
of titles Hartford Block. No. g. East Market
street:
The State Capital Improvement Com
pany to samuel T.. Stoddard and
wife, lot Ga. in KenwOod addition 100000
James E. Anderson and wife tn Louis
c. Reese. lot 3. in O'Neil & Wingate's
subdivision of square 1O7...--.---.- e,55O.OO
Charlotte A. Milender 10 Clark Perry,
Southeast addition. .,-....'...- 100000
John r. Nickum TO Adolph ii. Britz-
laff and wife, part OF lot IL, in
square 3, in brakes addition 10000
George w. Teeters to Jacob ii. Oak
wood, part of lot 13, in st. John
Vests addition. .---.----...--..----- 100000
John Hamilton to Louis J. Roster ct
al, lot 3, in block 4. in Walkers
East Ohiostreet addition.-.-.. 10000
James E. Outand. trustee. to Samuel
w. Mercer. lots % and % to 81, in
square 2, and lots 8 to z, in square
IA, in Beaty's addition. 100000
Ferdinand Meyer TO Herman Felt
man, lot 10, in Fenneman's High
land Homo addition. 10000
Anna NJ. Kercheval 10 william Bos-
son, trustee. lot 20, in square 4, in
Lincoln Park addition. 100000
Harvey Eikenberg 10 Stella b. Ad-
ans. lot q, in Holman's addition. 100000
Jacob c. Yuncker TO Adelaide q. At
kins, lot so, in Morrison's second
Fabius NJ. Finch to Judsou .. Button.
trustee, part OF the northeast quar-
ter of section %, township 16,
range ::.,--.--::|- 1o.I7s.oo
John Armstrong to DeHart Wood
worth. lot 81, in Armstrong; Key
stone Park addition. 800 90
William IL. Talbot ct al. TO Mona A.
Elliott, lot 10, In Oxford Place ad-
ultiOu. ooO.OO
Joseph II. Clark ct al to William
Cline, lot 353. in Haughville Park
addition Observation-Disclosures 10000
David L. MoLoed TO Mary A. Tharp,
lot 8, In McLoeds subdivision. in
Irvington. -..................-....... 10000
Transfers, To- consideration. .$3S. 673 90
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Quiet and Unchanged Hogs Weak
and Lower-Sheep Steady.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 29.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. -; shipments. 200. There were but
few fresh arrivals. The market was quiet at
about the same prices as yesterday. except
on veal calves. which were so to 80 cents
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LIVERPOOL. April 29.-Cotton dull; mid
ding, 5-l6d. Sales, 5000 bales. of which
SEQ were for speculation and export, and in
oluded 900 bales American. American mid
ding, !. IN. c., May, 5-64d, sellers; May ana
June, 5-64d; June and July, G-6404 Id;
September, 9-64d, buyers; September and Oc-
tober, l0-64Q4 11-64d; October and Novem-
Der. 4 12-64d, sellers; November and December,
1854, buyers. Futures closed firm.
NEW ORLEANS, April 29.-Cotton quiet good
middling. 11-16c: middling 7-l6c: low mid
ding, 7lsc good ordinary, 6 13-16c: net re-
ceipts. 4,266 bales gross receipts, 4.390 bales;
exports to Great Britain. g 200 bales: the con-
tinent 1854 bales, coastwise. 1,757 bales; sale 9,
$3.50 bales, stock, 203, $40 bales.
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NEW YORK. April 29.--The petroleum market
was weaker. To-day switching day and the
switching charges were liz to "a per cent.
Pennsylvania oil, May options-Sales. l5O,-
O0O brls. Opening price. 81 lc; highest, 67i4c;
lowest l2c; closing, 66i 2c bid. Lima oil sligo
bid. Total sales, 100000 brls. Turpentine dull
and weak.
OIL CITY, April educational Transit certid-
Gates opened at $3.50; highest. 69ssc; lowest,
66l9c; closing. 667sc. Sales. 1000 brls; clear
ances. 33S, 900 brs.
PITTSBURG, April 29.-National Transit GER
est, SIC; lowest, 66l2c. Sales. 1000 brs.
SAVANNAH, April 29.-Spirits OF turpentine
firm at 27l9c. Rosin firm at $l.05.
CHARLESTON, April 29.-Turpentine, 27iac.
ROsin firm; good strained, $l.05.
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la 10 iDo dNcIhGc, 1Sc.
Pickled Pork-Bean pork. clear, ~ brl,
200 lbs. s2i; family pork. 81; rump pork.
$40 u brl; clear pork. e19.
Lard-Kettle rendered. In tierces, 12Ac.
Dried Beef-lnside pieces and knuckles,
14c.
PRODUCE. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Apples-Green. fancy. sS.750425 ~ brl;
medium. S202.50 }s brl.
HALE Greens-s19Ll0g bril-
New Green Pess-sO090c one-third bu
box.
Onion Sets-s65O for yellow or red: 81
for white 70 Blu.
Strawberries .500a. rs - 24-ouartc crate.
New tomatoes. boxes in crate. $3.50.
Apples-Sun-dried. 70So ~ b; evap-
GRATED, l20l4c; BIB canned apples. SLIGO
LOO.
.Bananss-s1.a502 ~ bunch. according to
size andqualfty.
bbsse-Florida. s2750s; Mobile. 49, 25
Cheese-New York full cream, 1s014c;
skims. safe ~ 10.
Gran berries-Per brl. s1o01l; sa5O94 -
bu crate.
Cucum bers-sI. % 0s1.60 ~ doz
Green Beans-S2 2562 50 ~ box.
Lemons-Choiee. 81 y box; fancy, S..
Maple Sugsr-10c ID ID.
Maple Syrup-Sl y gal
Onions-sS.5063.75 - brl; Bermuda nm
ions, S2s6d2.5U ~ bu crate.
Oranges-Flor'da. 81. 1903; CALIFORNIA;.
riverside. s2766s; Los Angeles S25O0
Lab.
Potatoes-y5Gsoc - bu.
New Potatoes-BermudaL Louisiana and
California. $3.50 - hu.
sauer Krsut-ss y brl: $3.50 - half brl.
Sweet Potatoes-Virginias. 81 % bril-
SEEDS.
Cfover-ChoIce recleaned Co rs bu S. 251D
$50; prime, 81. 759s.25: English. choice. SIS so
GS.s5; white. choice. Sl40l4.50: Alsike,
choIce SSdS75; Alfalfa. choice ST2517 rs
Tiinothy-45 10 bu. choice. 81 15lS2. 80; strict
ly prime. g. l00215. Bluegrass-Fancy Il rs
bu. 81 l0'G l. Is; extra clean. s00S5c. Orchard
Grass--Extra. 81. 56l.50. Red Top-Choice
5o060c; extra clean. IS a40c English blue
grass. 2i-ib bu. S1.609l.75.
TIMERS SUPPLIES
Beat brand charcoal tin &c. 10xl4. l4xe0.
l2x12, $3.50; IN. 10xi4. 14x20 and 12xl2. $3.50;
lC. ltxx0 roofing tin. S61650; &C. 2Ox2S,
el2lslS: block tin. in Digs. 25c: IN bars. 27c.
lron-2I iron. 2Ac. & iron. SC; galvanized,
61h per cent discount Sheet zinc. On ED7c.
Copper bottoms. go. Planished copper,
Csc. Solder. $50 16c.
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NEW.YDRk CITY.

Tho Grand Jury was discharged for tho term In
General Sessions yesterday. having done an uh-
usual amount Of work since August l.
Tho Tribune has received from the proceeds Of
small savings bank" 80 for the Sick Babies
Fund Of the ChiIlren's Aid Society: and from
~ + g." 81 for the aged couple whose troubles
were told about recently in The Tribune.
Secretary Wills Holly. OF the Mayors office, re-
turned Yesterday from fortnghts vacation in the
mountains Of North Carolina. much improved In
health
Tho cruiser San Francisco. which is away with
the Pennsylvania Naval Reserves on Il weeks
practice cruise at sea, is expected to return on
Monday.
Rear-Admiral Bancroft Ghcrardi is in Washing
ton TO consult with the Navy Department relative
to the work at the Navy Yard, In order that ne
may make everything ready for the continuance OF
the work before he goes away on n five weeks
vacation on August ~
The "checsc-box" monitor Nantucket was on
THURSDAY pulled out OF the mud-bcd In whitney
BASIN at the Navy Yard. and yesterday crew OF
sailors was put board to get her ready to go to
Wilmington, ~ G., where she Is to be used az a
practice ship for the North Carolina Naval Re
serves.
Milton N Rerrich. whose father. Abraham II.
Bcrrtch caused ms arrest on lHurS'idS "hSH'' was
discharged at the jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday. The elder Mr. Berrich said that he had
made no complaint of larceny against his son, but
had had him locked up for uuancy.
Clothing worth $3.50 was produced In the York.
willie Police Court yesterday. 1t had been stolen
from Edward II. Van Ingen. "A wooen merchant
OF No East Seventy -frst-st, by his valet. Elmer
G. Whitman. who disposed of 1t at the pawnshops.
Whitman, who was arrested several days ago. Is
awaiting sentence for grand larceny.
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CANES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago Aug 1s.-Thc Chlcaeo~ won unint resting
game from the Washington, to-day. Mcckin did well
until the sixth inning when he weakened. and In that and
the succeeding inning the Colts scored cn,l
vim covered the colts and played fine game.
Camp the new man and Wilmot batt'd M,rsin FOR i"c
hits each The weather cloudy and cool and the at
tendance $50. The score
Washington ............-o o o 0 d-3
Chicago .......----.-.-.-.o U " U "
ia ebjts- shIngton o. Chicago l..
ton g. Chicago l. Iattclcs-Mcckin and Farrell Hutchi-
son and Ktrdgc. Cnprc-taruthcis
Baltimore Aug. 1s.-rtchcr Mcncfec made pyenlc, Of
the Oolc batsmcn and today's game FOR Baruc'>
Coloncls Three hits IA the sixth inning. and the
Grizzlies -corcd two There ermbllnc" Of
, bt I'm any other inning. Mulane's curves good,
but the IOusvillcs scored in every inning one. A.,
tendance $50. The sore.
Baltimore ...........o o o %
Baschit.- Baliimoc g. louisville II. Euor--Baltimoe
Q Baucfics-Mullin" ana h"Dlhoh' M'hrf 20 ana 'Illn
Umpirc-EmNlic
rhraiclpha Aug Is-Thc Phadcphas outbattc-l and
,,ocld,d ST Louis to-day. but lost io;with,tandirc.
Turner. the amateur from Staten Island made nj, sp.
noa,spcc with the home club, hut no evidence II
belnr n wonder. Attendance 1000 The .coc:
IhiadclppnI' % . o o . %
MISUNDERSTANDING II, 81. Louis :. Erro s-st.
!. Battcfe--IayiOf ana elements; Br"etin aud
peiz. Umprc-Hurtt.
Troy Aug ls.-Ihe home team bitc1 the bail In
every direction to-day ard easy victory ON
Rlnghamton. The score
Troy ...............o 10 Q o Vi
pnsoham,on - o o O. >
Springfield Aug. 1s-The Erie team outbaticd surtaa
field today and the home nine beaten as follows
Erie .....~.~~".2 3O3 XII
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WHITE, PLAINS.

Constable Frank Shampnois who' WIN 'i'' - -
william Shampnos. is in charge oil ,he r'"'
tcry was alarmed on Wednesday afterhoo" cS
oral explosions in the Bronx River oPpoS'e vi
cemetery The second explosion causeh 'ne
of the Bronx to spout into the ar an" ~
knew that the man who had been killing hsh WIN
dynamite in Kensico and Rye lakes was ehgaseu III
the same practice in the Bronx. Constable ohaiip
nos ran to the place and saw an Italian ha'',''
leaving The man had gun and laugheu a' ~.
constable yhen he was ordered to halt. When 'he
constable gained upon the fellow the gun ""H
levelled at him. and he told that II ne en- On
any nearer he would be shot. MeanWhile tme Von n
stables father came to his aid but tne ita,a cd
camel Yesterday Chief OF Police BoSart 9'an
him He proved to be Antonio Fanhaih1, VAN
NJ tho workmen employed in the SAM -Il.. pniino
ba,nn viii he arraigned this morning before Ponce
Justice Skinner on a charge OF assault III thv $40
ond degree \ number of dead lsh were Iou,ir
0oaing in the near where the ekpiosnVnd o
cured Sheriff Duffy will on Monday next INV. INV
a Jury 10 hear the evidence when WIN , Ie t ne
heforc Commissioner Elihu B. Frost on th1 ,I u.in,
lion Of tho insanity OF General AleXanher RAM
ION Of Tarrytown, charges preferresn , 10y ne
wife Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Hamilton Inc ihqui!
will begin on TUESDAY
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS

Tho Workers Hat Manufacturing Company has a.
last definitely determined to move us ou'' -sa, ~
peekskill Ii is rumored that the business Gov tho
Peekskill have agreed to put up 'he -. ., vears
william II Belknap. president of the company, say say,
positively the company will move II the reen1 rae.
neople and Board of Trade keep to ,heir aea 81
mont The removal of this factory VIII pe 49,.
Gus blow to Yonkers on May 10 last N' .no,
were partially destroyed by hre' pu' "p and
~, ~,r,oyod fully 800 hands and ran night anu
a., Arter the fire the company was compeled ="
hire quarters in the Shelton Building. put 'he "'
commodatons are inadequate for the business :.
Tho Warning Hat Factory has reopened III sere' ',
DEPARTMENTS orders are being taken IN anu WIN
will probably continue all next week Inc i'S S.r
land Hat Factory is still running a' ncd,H
- =, 10 arishng and trimming departments
d M shutdown is looked for in the near tutufe'
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SUPERVISOR FRENCH HTRTIN 4 RTNAWAY
THROWN FROM BUGGY AND BADLY INJURED

THROWN FROM \ BUGGY AND BADLY INJURED.
Supervisor william French Of the Twenty fourth
Ward BrOokyn. fell headlong from buggy In Flat
bush. Long Island, shortly before midnight, Thursday,
and at 4 O'Clock yesterday morning was taken 10
his home NJ. 472 Park Place, in mconsciOuS
condition. lie struck the ground on the left side
Of his face and a flow OF blood from the left ear
followed. H. was carried into the Prospect Park
Hotel, In II ,tbush-avc.. where he became nncOn-
scious aud was attended by DR.. W. l.. Applegate
OF Flatnush. The flow OF blood from the ear. the
ply scian said yesterday was one Of the symptoms
Of Il fracture hut he inclined TO the belief
that Mr. French had escaped that injury.
Mr. French and friend had been in the hotel
and the horse and buggy were standing outside.
Eoth men came out and took seats In the
lugcv The horse made sudden swcrve, putting
one OF the rear wheels up on the curb. causing
the buggy 10 tilt. and throwing Mr.. French ont
npon his head The frightened horse rushed along
rlatlush.ave and smashed the buggy against the
stoop OF George Dohertys house. when It pulled It.
self loose from the shafts. An hour later II was
cantnrod at C1assOn-ave. and tnonst and taken
10 the police station In 6rand-aNe'
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BROKERS' EXCITED OTER 4 FIST FIGHT

An ENCOUNTER BETWEEN TWO MEN IN NEW
II. JUST AFTER THE EXCHANGE CLOSED
fight, n fight Shontcd the stock EXchan :"
brokers, rs they rushed out II th" Exchange shortly
afr the close Of business yesterday. In minute
Ncw-st damned. which isn't saving much. for
N,w Il. never would hold many people. II wasn't
bul that way. In the centre Of the crowd George
Blood and J. Arthur Joseph were pummclling each
other Blood T. broker who deals I'm privileges,
that IS puts" and "callS.' Joseph Is n nervous
Young fellow. ~ disposition not retiring. who ha,
I.en connected with several Wall Street news publ
cations. II was laid that Flood had made >Oiiir
remark dcprccatory 10 the value Of privilege which
Jo.rph had bought. At any rate, Joseph told the
other in cmbclliSh"d AnglO->aXon that he lied. and
mn went their fists. Both of them punished the
air for u few moments, and got in" blow or two
ON each other, when som" Of the hySandcrs Inter
frrcd. . .
Don't spoil the fight shouted the crowd. but
onDarcnty honor had been satisfied. and the princi
mails disappeared In opposite directions.
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RAILWAY.

it.lerplexing and peculiar pension case is now
puzAlng the Pension Department. Charles +. Jen-
kins, United States Pension Examiner. has been
at work on the case for several weeks The facts
I'm the these: James Taft enlisted in the
69th New York Regiment when the broke out
and afterward served In the sd New-York and
Company +. LIST Connecticut Cavalry After being
honorably discharged when the ended, he lived
at Railway. and in 1866 married Miss Julia Duffy
whom he deserted in 1873 He then accepted a
place with railroad company In South America
He sailed from NewYork in 1874 but the vessel ne
was on was reported lost off Cape Hatteras with
all on board. His wife. believing herself a widow
made application two years ago for a pension
The Government Pension Bureau has discovered
that present there is living in the Soldiers Home
at Bath, Steuben County, \. Y. a man who an
swers mnutely the description Mrs Tan gives OF
her husband. and who says he served in the same
regiments during the Tan had his right
thumb cut off at the first joint. and the little finger
Of the same hand was deformed. The double OF
Tan at the Soldiers Home at Bath has the thumb
OF his left hand cut off. and the little finger is
crooked. lie also claims that his name is Taft but
Mrs. Tam is positive her husband persisted AT sea
She is also positive that her husbands deformity
WAS on the right hand. and other witnesses sup
port the Widows claim by testimony Examiner
jenkins says II IL one OF the most perplexing and
confusing cases he has ever worked on. The widow
Is sixty-eght years old. and II case is decided
I'm her favor will receive large sum in back pen
sion.
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY

ro,o Mummy assault case. Tomt- Police Court.
..cvyorkCleycand baseball gene. Polo Grounds. 4
n. 49,, -
National cycle Assertion Manhattan f'eu' y III
-, -, po,,,.., Ianrdon Fourth Avenue Presby
tor..n church. 10 a. m.
Monmouth PARK race. . 80 D. m.
Chiffon races. 80 p. NJ
Printers Benevolent Association picnic ana games ha
lem river PARK. . u NJ
vr,-o,.,,,, stonopraphcrs Association moonlight cN.
cufAlon.
Socialists denomination In Union Square. D. m
xonua ell Boat Club regatta Harlem River, AFTERNOON
Atlantic Haat club excursion. Ioboken. J. III.
Newark u,v Beat club regatta Bayonr". afternoon
ndi.,,i., ~ II Mark, Roman Catholic Church,
Sh~.psheOd BAY p IN.
Music in cedar. Central and ST Marys Parks D. m