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FOUGHT IN FORTI-THRE B1TILES

AND YET HIS SMALL PENSION Is NOW TO BE
CUT OFF
Minneapolis July 2I.-Iliram Weeks, OF Minneapolis
veteran who served four years in tn" Federal Army
during the Civil War, has received honc' 'h"' "'N
pension Of 81 n month would be- discontinued Nhhc
in the service he passed through foryhree battles
including that OF Gettysburg liz + now near death
from cungrcnc OF the foot and various other com
plants some Of which have been traced Directly 10
his exposure In the Army. The only reason when
can be found for the cutting off OF his pension + the
incomplete and Oncsided report which was sent 10
Washington by the ST Paul Board OF Examiners. VINO
refused 70 look AT his foot at the last examination
Wecvss case has created considerable feeling among
Grand Army men in this city. and prominent people
have interested themselves in securing the renewal
and increase Of his pension.
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A NOVEL SCENE IN A KENTUCKY COURT.

liappodsburg. Ky. July .i.-Kentucky leads IN
novel methods Of Furnishing criminals. on Wednesday
eight negro boys ranging in age from eight TO four
teen years. caught breaking into house whose
owners were absent for the summer. They were
sr,nlgned In the police court before Judge Caldwell
Using his discretion. he called the mothers OF the
Young offenders court and proposed to them that
n they would give The Toys frStclass whipping
IN court he would not send them to III" peniienary.
Tn. women eagerly accepted the proposition. Yes
,.,ssv ,nornng the space IN front Of ths judges
s.ocl WIS cleared the mothers seized the eight
.,,,rrlng sons and time called Rawhdcs cut
the mir and fell with terrible force on the backs
NJ the th,nly clad cuprs. There was yelling tia;
.,.y,led the people for the next fifteen minutes.
.sS sx.s hroncbi In morr than one instance. Once
ne Judge intefered to prevent too serious beating
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UORK FOR THE FRA CD-ROLL COMNIIIEE'

IMPORTERS COMPLAIN THAT THEY ARE FohCEp
TO PAY FOR ADVERT SEMENTs'
The quartet Of "fraud-roll" employees mt last mas
something worthy OF itself to Investigate. Sod''"hS
which IS equal TO the caibrc Of the men who make
up this quartet. OF the officials in the tus'o"'
House have organized a company TO get out all ci'o
orte book descriptive of the Custom House ana 'he
Appraisers stores. with excellent photographs OF inc
two buildings the various Offices and the most
prominent heads of departments. This book Is 10
be similar to the that WAS published some Time
ago by the clerks in the Navy Department, ana inc
clerks in the Postofcc sme Of the importers who
have been asked TO put advertisements In the new
book have complained TO the special agents that ihcy
fear that they will be ntcrfcrcd with In their work
of getting through goods unless they pay 1ol the
advertisements which expected from them Inc
special agents consequently have reported the matter
TO the Treasury Department. and 1t Is expected
that the members Of the audro quartet VIII nave
this Is an excuse for drawing few more days pay
ont of the fund set aside for the employment oi
spies. detectives and nOrmcrS. $3.50
Another secret session Of the quartet was held yes
tcrday. but nothing Of material consequence was
dVulrcd.
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.SOOV IN WORKING ORDER Again.

THE FIRE AT FIGuTEENTHsT. AND BROADWAY
CAusEs LITTLE DELAY TO TIE TELEPHONE
sERvIcE-LossEs NOT 50 LARGE As
At FIRST ESTIMATED.
The telephone gi,s calling "iclo' AGAIN III NV
t,toh,ac,,be t branch Of the Metropolitan Telephone
COMPANY, nj No s67 Broadway. which was pa'''"ny
hurncd ont Thursday night. The majority VI ~"
wires which were affected by the fire We're III "oiN
ing order early yesterday morning, ana h'"' "o""''
Was experienced by connecting wires large FORCE
=, ,,,mo, was MT to work Immediately after the
fire had been put out. The large switchboard COM
nunIcatng with districts outside OF the ElShteeh'h-''
branch was not injured Night Manager Cro'her
threw a large tarpaulin over II.
The damage to the telephone company anu ~ ''e
other firms in the building Is not ms large rs al Sl
rnnortod Eiclty-lyc thousand dollars VIII cover
eyrrItl,inc Dii,on & Co. lose 10000 - l.. h'IiE
G Elias and KEYS a Lockwood jointly lose ~ooooo
and the Whiting Manufacturing Company slopoo.
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TO RAISE 4 HUNDRED MILLION DOLL1RS

DIRECTORS OF TIE NICARAGUA CANAL COM
PANY FORMULATE A PLAN.
The directors Of the Nicaragua Canal Company nave
decided uron plan for raising the 500 100000 ncccs-
ssry 10 complete the canal. Ex-senator Warner NIL
Ter, the president Of the Nicaragua Canal cohsrhc
ton Company, said yesterday that Subcommittee o
the Board of Directors had been appointed to S'cnre
agencies in about seventy OF the largest dnos Ill
the country TO oisnse ol the securities Of the com
many nj 80 or % per cent Of their face value by selling
them direct the people III lots of two shares ana
inward The most prominent feature OF this plan.
said Mr. Miller Is avoid calling upon any syndicate
of cnptali,is TO raise The funds needed.
some Of the most prominent men In the country
ore members Of the Board OF Directors OF this COM
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r0P OPENING THE CHEROKEE STRIP

Guthrie o. r.. July 21.-Governor Rcnrow. United
States Marshal Nix and Distrcl-Atorney speed have
united in certain recommendations 10 the President
I'm regard to the regulations governing the opening of
the Cherokee strip They suggest that the border
OF the strip bc guarded by continuous linc Of IN
fantry and people only d. allowed 10 enter at GER
tain prescribed points, where officers Will CIV" Inc
signals and that Il detachment 90 soldiers be stationed
at the county keep out the crowd until the
hour for throwing them open. which shall BE- on the
day following the Opening OF the lana. EVriNi"uy
shah be removed from the strip az once ana IRON
now until the day 81 opening any person caught
upon the land will b" photographed. aud his drscrlS
ton taken and filed nj the Land Ohcr, when VIII
be indisputable evidence Of his being "sOJncr.'
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Suspended FROM THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Louis schcpp. n member OF the stock Exchange.
Was suspended yesterday for one week by ti' hoaru
of Governors OF the stock Exchang on the complaint
ofaa Lansburgh. The trouble whl'h result II, III"
..,o, he tha hoard arose on Wednesday last. Lans-
hurch was asked by schepp for n quotation on
rhicacp Gas. when Lansbnrgh made qno'auoh
schepp made another oneeighth below that OF Lans
burgb This made Lansburgh angry, and some not
words passed between the two and echepp Is
quoted saying:
You're good anyway Tour house oo,' IA
AGO Last w.ek and | don't want anything TO do
with you"
The presence OF number OF brokers prevented
. more serious encounter. Lansbureh took the maj,
ter before the Governing Committee. which had al a
special meeting after the cxchangr hours 10 act upon
this and other troubles. Mr.. Schepp sad ai'er
the board had acted. that II came opportuncY, Us
he was about 10 take train for Canada TO be gone
. week, anyway.
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FLEW 52j MILES IL 800 MINUTES.

Philadelphia, July 81 (SpcdaD.-1bc lead for dis
lance fl the day for The season, held thus far at
3s7 mileS BY Philadelphia birds. goes 10 Boston
for 525 miles. The birds Of H. G.. Brooks and
william Martin, Of Milton. Mass, were liberated
I'm st. Thomas, Or;., 1T 30 o'clock this m0rr.nS,
and at 40 O'Clock this evcnng one, Brooks Nc.
13o. was in the home loft. The proof OF the per
formancc was the cipher "2l-3 II. F." Of the leg
band put on In ST. 'rhomas by the libcrator this
morning Tie birds OF the Leavi,t and Townc lofts
Dorchester, will try against this record tomorrow
or sunday.
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NEW QUARTERS FOR A GROCERY FIRM.

The property Nos. 13j. 137 and 100 WcS, Forty
sccond-st has been lca'cd 10 the Ackcr Merrall &
ConGit Company for term Of twcnty-onc years, nj
an annual rental OF 4I5 900 for fifteen year.. and
al 900 for the remainder Of the term. The own"rs
Dcjongc 4 H,IzOg are - alter the building, into
stores and about February nest the Acker,
Neral n COudi Company VIII Nacalc lis present
quarter, at broadway ana Forty S"cOud>t.. and NH
6ccupv the altered lLildpg,. The properly i
GOXlOO feet in Size Tie lease was effected through
FitZsimmons d smith. OF No. AZ Broadway
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Old SOLDIERS ENJOY 4 CLANBlkE.

The thirteenth annual excursion and camnake
Of the Veteran Association Of the list Regiment
" &. ; y. ", took place yesterday. II was IN
cOmmemoratiOn OF the first Battle Of Iull Run, July
II. 1851. The veterans gathered early on the pier
al Janest. and the Hudson River and embarked on
the Mary Patton for Pleasure Ray. The day was
rcrfect aAi - old soldiers enjoyed t9' breeze.
4 good, Old fashioned claiubdhc was eaten
soon after the landing made. The
stewards OF the association are Harry T.
Johnson g. T.. Tremblcy and II. X Parlin. The vet
Grams returned this city about O'Clock Inst even
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were two Gales in the real auction ma,Ia
Yesterday both By order OF the court under forecosr.
nryan l.. Kennedy offered No. 81 West Tenth-st . fou,
,tory brick dwelling, lot 24.6x9i.l0. IL sold !.
William Gilroy FOR $4,000
William Kennedy sold 40. 2,los Madison.ave.. nor,
Of Onc.hund .thil tyseconds, thrce-stoy bres
and .,one.front dwelling a lot 20xs0. w. NJ Mart.
wa. the purchaser for $1,000.
The following sales at private contract have been N
ported
Arthur Gorsch has sold for Patrick Ryan and Misu
Ictta Healey Mrs Johanna Voos the four Investors
flat. each 27N7Gx0O, the north side OF Onehundrpd
and secondst 100 feet west OF Third for 100000
The same broker also sold for Mrs. Voc. Patrick
RYAN az Miss Healey the four.stoIy bsowstone dwell
Inc lsxsOxlOb No. 76 East Eighty siNthst for 0Oo
Henry c. Bailey hae sold the two lots, 50.5xiOo IN
the northwest corner tift-ave and Onehundeda ana
tourtcerth.st for Il. NJ. Judon for s33 coo. The pr
chaser will fine sixstory family hotel the plot
Henry Meier ha. sold for Charles Cianer TO ElzabeA
lrh,ch No. 227 East Sev'ndcth-st nye.story 20
foot brownstone Hat on private terms
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THIS OUGHT TO IMPROTE CROTON UATER

COMMISSIONER EDISON ASKS FOR A BUILDING
WHEREIN TO USE THE NEW ELECTM-
CAL PROCESS PERMANENTLY.
Health Commissioner Edison said yesterday that
ne would make an application TO the department OF
Public Works for permission 10 build plant at
one OF the reservoirs to carry the new process OF
purfying Croton water 10y electricity. DIR. Edison
said that the new system was cheap and productive
OF good results.
The Board OF Health has had an analysis made
OF water from a spring In McrningSde Park The
result shows that It's condition is worse than the
f-roton water. Water fyom this spring Is used by
many residents in that neghborhood for drinking
nurposes Tho araly sis shows that the water Is
turbd, In appearance. colorlcsS, aud has
faint odor when heated. The Board OF
Wealth will make an Investigation TO determine. II
possible the cause OF pollution
Few complaints have been received by the Health
BOARD In the last few days about the condition OF
the ('roton water. BY Yesterdays analysis there
was a slight Increase OF niIrites found.
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,NIIE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR AUGUST.

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Countrn propsrtn for Sale ano 90 Let.

A TTRACTIVE HOMES, at Harrington Park, Beres,9
n County, New Jersey, on the West Shore II ". -.
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p "trlerd For further particulars application nay %
made personally or ~ letter j. EDWARD GILES II"
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