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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Caic<no. July II Ga and zftsr July
t5 ths Big Four vili make rates IN Chi
czxo q ons fArs ftR th~ round trip from
every point on its systsm. Tickrts 1T
thb ssts uili bs good every day and on
a,sy regular ~ speciat psnsrnges train.
This 80 announced lats tAis evening.
Evssy compsting line declares that II
gill meet the satesL This sssabilshes
The halt rate business from the large
sagsssn and southern tssritosy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Drurers. Iowa. July IL Concerning
the body Of Caeysr Schssmsnn. Who
killed himssf replessnei by Jscssb
Schie9el. relative. from Corpnes Bod
mann and turrei oves "a . rival under
ssker fos burial. Judge Murphy fos'sy
decided that q corpse ss< nss property,
bad no eash value. and. fhessfers. couid
not ts replcsined ihe cwonss noe hs~
the body fw ssie and est~cu 10 hpd .
purchases % SchleUel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Kse-s. Military t,.sssd Give. some
Part f~a. Orders.

ToFAss, Kan. July ld The popui,si
military s-srd adjourned ts~isy after
providing teJunl al ttou',t fos the com
psefe organization ~ = partisan state
sslitsa 1, entered The asilntant general
"a muster eat - .sstise ~suss ~ the l.@sf
eompsnse~ "a the ssktF. ehseh have a
esen,liefeilp laggetf republican ilsssjss
ofsisslag tbe-~ shsilsrair 4 si,snslsng
q aid and eel assilsd ss,sp rsBsss tbr
h.sFi safhasised stlptant aenessl Afis
o. Dsga1fss snd sqniI I've esseraeses a
f.s.fsk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

DuLurH. Mimi. July la-Deputy
Sheriff ireland arrived herr this morn
ing with reputation papers tor the Rev.
Leigh Vernon. wanted 1t Pittburg. Has,
for eloping with MrA Pearson A shcr
III from Joplin. Mo. IL also en- route
TO Duluth with papers from that
state. where IL IL said charges
of seduction in two cascs viii he made
against the Rev Mr. Vernon IL he can be
secured The rcquisition papers from
ksnsas were served. but were met with
a writ of habeas corpus Issued lest even
ing by the district court and returnable
tomorrow morning. MrA Pearson has
been released aud is on her way home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

LINCOLN. Neh. July l3-Thc state
tanking beard this: evening AZ the re-
qrest "A the directors took charge Of the
Nes lsl<a savings hank. an Institution
winch has had pFecarious existence
for some months Ever since the Capi-
TAI National failed last January there
has been constant withdrawal 81 de
p0sits from the savings bank. amount
ing in all fcsl0o.D 200. 4 run was made
on the tank some DAYS ago. but the
Clearing House association stood 10y IL
and prevented its failure. Present de
eosiis amount Ia about 10000. Ii is
thought the assets are sufficient TO
meet all claims. No attempt will be
made 70 rcsumc under the present man
fgemeut.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Me- yosx. July II whee The clsins
whsrh gre. out n the Coipm.bisn fsie
brssion 81 last Octntrs vrrs ps,~ertrS
they we're bot ssdifcl 40 se rpssssDsy,
eth most ciSirns against tie CITY. and
the result " that eince 'h-sf payment II
hss been discs~ered that the cits paid
more than vss due The smsssnf DIVER
paid vss sf.out t30o. and The cssispsnt
wss Lisxie Csrgs. widow ~ the late
bsndmsster a IL kexsnfh llexlmenf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
WHO SHALL PAY Tua4s cosr
MorsOs Talks cn the lnsiccsioa n
Meat Sbr kxp0ronetun

Aorton Talks on the InslecStoa ~
Meas SDr ESpor>astol
wAsnlxorox. July Il -Gscsptasy Nor
toa's recent circular s,!Fing p.cksss
whether the inspsctioe u Deas b the
bureau q animal industry ahosid sot be
conauctsd st the sxpeeep q the p.cksss
thsdsslvss. has called ct dsai ot crit
icism. II is even chasUed that the &c
retary proposcd to shaDdca the inspec-
ton q meat and by theseatening tho
stoppage Of ell our exputstious
Il have not propoeeditne stoppage a
meat inspection" said Secretary Nor
ton. for the Law distinct1y says that u
shall go on. and no officer hes the power
b. ahrogate the laws ensctsi BY congress-
However. under the NV there 10
discretionary power which enables
tho secretary 10 nedu0s expenses.
especially unnecessary ones. IL
the benefits TO be derived from the Law
are supposed to be ia tho direction of
creating = demand Tor our meats
abroad, then the Law 10 failure. Since
inspection hogan up 10 May 81. period
Of little more than tuo years. Ne have
sold to countries demanding ccrtiti-
cate Of inspection meat 1T the value of
x3U27. .44a During the same period we
have paid Ia microscopists To Inspect
this same meat S3,2,4. 40. and before they
could begin their work the government
laid out ss.is5 for microscopes. The
other incidental expenses amounted to
S6.:Ss,. 80 that the total expense for IN
spection was per cent of the value of
the entire product sold by reason Of the
inspection. The question is. shall the
people be taxed in this way to assist a
few industries. or shall the men engaged
in the business Of exporting stand the
expense themselves. Now look 1T the
other side of the question. During the
same period we have sDld IN countries
not demanding this inspection meat to
the amount Of more than 81. .O00OOO and
that. too. without the cost of = dollar to
the general public"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14
TO AID THEIR WORK
PfIIJIoh foa 4 closEp fam


InssAsAsessH yul0 1a-0s tn1s1,es-
ounj ino.snn16snaI ossvono1sa - -
Hes1isa Yeuag psnoass uukns =
Ansrto ~ OLD - srhss ~ uesw-
sena e - sau1ssk ~ Ds~1Anue JsAa
81. ChaDmaa g Ck6sngp ua1h eAsue
3no dsasBnnD pssupak ~ ~ k.rzn.
ming q - mps1iag tDosDsnns vuss suod
frosA vaeinns dn1nuuokuns = suuea -.
INC thsg voul1 - ~ hueuss - ntghs
vss evas. veay osng,ses sssaso.nsass
hsd l'ssa osds ~ ~ inaai en1aiess.s
ees ssusivtng snd ksuuiog ske dsasrusra.
Train ted sft~s tsoiQ ioo1 ~ fkG9 hsvp
bsen rolling ioep ~ sniaa stnalon- n
Old Central church buiIding had lRpa
gsiiy docorstsd 6fted up - Z sos1 q
central headquarters. uksre the dsie.
gates found pnstoGlc>. tr1egy~pA o<1Aca.
information hsoflss and vasious aohss
devices Tor thelr convenicncs. Tomiin
scn hall was mas a dronstlons aud
hotter than an ov~n vh~u the sirlerss<s
onssesesi Ia the middle a the sft.sn.@.s.
President chspmzus sidrox - brief
and % the point
An address ~ wcicoue uas made IN
Elmer r. Stcytnsoo on irhsif oS me
local unions. followed by a1othef by the
Rev. "a ~ Tsxi.r Afser =. .aar<--
from the Rev. q 4. He,s..n ..h.,rmse
- The ho~ri - m.cs..~~ ,h~ ssssr...s...
srs~,on .d,ou,sed =
~ esamnrsrss sps"<'h
AZ the evening session the Rev. r. l.
Wilkins. general SECRETARY. read the re-
port Il the bozrd u managers q
lengthy document. devoid a statistics.
giving a general review of the ~orsk Il
the board. The comnittrc ca scsa'u
fions made partial report. which eas
adopted. Among the rc~aiutIoss ~as
this. which was ordered sent q the
worlds fair directory:
The Baptist Young Pcople's Union
of Amerlca. representing 3oo.uo mem
bers 81 the church. hereby pirs;e. our
selves that IN the event of the CLOSING Il
the gates of the worlds fair Oh SUNDAY.
VIC vii do all Ia our power g. make the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

NV yose. july n Me>nrp. Oeirirhs
A Comp<ny. ~ the Hsnture a mer'spn
packet line. hsvv rcceived the fniios'ina
csbsegrsm. On fht s&esmellp Hyr~s.
which v due in Nee ypsk "Wednesday
~ Tburpis,. ARE rcu5ug the p<veiItss-n
German juyop and German rv-sn,s<
ionerp ss.c~ut,, srroipsed ftr the v',ri5s
fair At Chiesga Thty are ell prom,
nens v<v~Das
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Chicago Has Two Fatalities and Nine
ty-Six Degrers:

CHICAGO. July la--The heat in Chi
csgo today was intense and augmented
by considerable humidity. brought
much suffering to the people. At
noon many Thermometers registered rs
degrees There were numerous cases II
prostration. with two fatalities. John
Geinert and Gustav Bsrzaasky. The
weather prophet in the auditorium
tower says there is storm moving east
from Lake Superior and that tomorrow
will be cooler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

Ssv yoxs. Jrir ls-The Noah y.
Fasnbsn vessfsns. M. L have r-ss
s~ted sbrfs des-rmir~fssa T. ms.p,nsn
their rs.fssenc< - q s<psfsse or5rsnixs
fsor aBfd TIE eafrtnss cssprrH - The
tsrsr,d Army a the n~sabist -i,ali hsse
rsvass~i the o-<r sxtr3iisss tst Fsrs
hsn pet ffem mssst<r-hip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

w sSesks 49,. Bals n 49, fetass
fhaslrf i,siag seesls~i iea satheE
b.lks bss.issss ftss. tifaS siaf,.su. esah
isefsastsssz 1sess ~esc IA asgsass
sseAl 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

r,v-sra. solss. jsiy - l,staty
tnstef STATS Nsfsissi Nsssies i~ft
sk- esfs tonight fsf fefs hsnith. Af
ssnsss. sifh lieary STAR sai hhf WI
.,sit saafed 80 the ft,ftsFy - ~ fs~n
seeslis- bsas aa sen ~sss ~sll
seafsl,ssi 4ssi sissffsiesf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

isAsss~ox1n, ksa. 1als ls-Ths
siesns nzsne ~tefe TIE 'routlr with The
.ssnerv' ~sv~s pcrpfres yesterday ssorr.
s-,x. kae shus dc~h sfsia sud not ts@n
sns~s.i the asst fo<iks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

sstuas.stl. fafs ~ 4 st~esi ffssa
frsses..s q sass fssn - 10 sfssk
ssa,as1ssmsa fsaas fhis 8s<fsiff ea@
s.s,sssi ss1a.I - tsf 81 . - he esasssss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-14

~tss 'he kasehss aisd aiies q the
Ennd Table frys and zirs iDs,< pee
~e~- = q the New York And Peannyl
Fsnb, tsising-. They we're addressed
- ttssif~ issiiry Wsfuer. Charles
tsfietsH tefiiu. fieo-ra Milo and
athers
imnf'r5W tcnlns .esssuer fohn Nc
Csilnt New ffss. sti give . bsnqaet IN
tte tlsie elafdifg 4 rrcerfksn siii
&C.. D
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26

Continued on page .
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26

Is your family protected in case Of
death. 1t does not cost very much to
leave them we'll provided for. We are
agents for the New York Life Insur-
ance Co., one Of the strongest and best
in the world, company that pays all
death losses promptly, that has abso-
lutely NO condition of contest, and the
only large company doing business that
pays case OF suicide.
1t Is very important that you should
leave those dependant upon you pro-
vided for; it does not cost very much;
you will be surprised to know how little.
Come and seesus or drop US letter, and
we will see you and explain the entire
matter so that you will agree with us
you ought not go uninsured.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
Five New Cases of Yellow Fever.

BRUNSWICK, Ca, Sept. 25.-Five new
cases of yellow fever developed to-day.
The patients are: Mrs. Larentzson and
child, the wife and mother in-law of
VIM. Anderson and Cal,ie Mitchell, the
last three being colored. Three Of the
old patients were discharged as cured,
A child of Mrs. Larentzson, Mrs c. II.
Smith and Archie II. Smith. Nineteen
cases are now under treatment,
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
HAVING SOLD


my right, title and interest in
the Watch and Jewelry bust
ness to Mr.. EDWARD S.
GREEN, l take pleasure In
recommending him to my for
mer patrons and friends as a
gentleman thoroughly honest
and reliable, and trust the
same liberal patronage will be
extended to him as has been
accorded to me. Respectfully,
H. S1LvKRTHoRN.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
CAPTAIN BIRDS STATEMENT.
Tells the coroner's Jury His
Version of the Riot.

Several Other Members OF the Roanoke
Light Infantry on the Stand-Captain
Bird Says he Gavo the MOB Repeated
Warning to go Away and Telling Them
That the Guns Were Loaded with
Ball Cartridges-Mac Morris Says no
HI ad no Pistol and Did Not Shoot.
Other Wltnesses' Statements.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
Yesterdays League Games.

AT Chicago-Chicago, S; hits, 8, errors,
:. New York, 4; hits, Z; errors, l. Bat
terles-Clarkson and littredge, Bald
win and Wilson.
AT Cincinnati-C II; hits
12; errors, O. Brooklyn, 4; hits, 10;
errors, i. Batteries Sullivan and
Vaughan, Sharrott and Lechance.
AT Louisville LouisVille, 4; hits, s.;
errors, 8. Bostons9; hits, IS; errors, i.
batteries : mining and Green, Nichols
and Camel.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, 5; hits, IS;
errors. 3. Baltimore, II; hits, 81; errors,
8. Batteries -Hawley and Cooley, Nc
Mahon and Robinson
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10; hits, 10;
errors 4. Washington, 5; hits, .; errors,
3. Observation-Disclosures son and thinner
Stockdale and Mcclure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26

In purchasing Mr.. Silver.
thorn's place it shall be my
endeavor to attend to all the
wants ofthe customers of the
old house with promptness and
care. The stock will be kept
up to same high standard of
quality and excellence. Prices
will be low and reasonable and
every effort made to please.
Respectfully,
EDw. S. GREEN,
Jewe1ler and Graduate OPP.
tfclan.
Special Attention Paid to Head
aches Arising From Eye strain.
l92 I'm
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26

You ought to see and hear the cele--
brated Palace organ, magnificent in ap-
rearance and in touch and tone, and
has no superior. Warranted for five
years. Hobbie Music Company, sole
dealers, 81 Salon avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
Jevelry Failure.

RICHMOND, Sept. s5.-James E. Tyler,
proprietor of the jewelry establishment
OF John IL. Tyler & Co. assigned to-day.
Liabilities S2s, 900. Assets unknown.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
TUE WEATHER.

Forecast for virginia; Fair, colder,
northwesterly winds.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26
IN THE HOUSE and SENATE.
Senator Stewart Makes Another
Characteristic Speech.

He Gave Way to Cameron, But After
Bate Talks, Again Resumes His Argu-
ment Until Voorhees, Suggests That
the Senate Go Into Executive Session.
Barely Quorum Could be Obtained
In the House Yesterday.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-26

TO MEET the unusual condition of
money matters the Hobbie Music Com
pany will offer special inducements to
reliable parties on pianos and organs
Therefore do no hesitate but call at
once and examine their large stock, at
SO Salem avenue.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
MRS. FINN'S STRANGE STORY.
she Charges that Policeman Maho'
ncy Assaulted Fer.

Park Policeman JOIN Mahoney will be
asked to explain to the Park Commits
sioners Of charges of assault n IN
toxiCation preferred against him by
Mrs. Mary Finr. slxty-five years old,
of a Washington street.
on Thursday last Mahoney arrested
Mrs. Finn in her house. He brought her
to the Tombs Police Court. where he
charged her with interfering in the
performance of his duty.
Park commissioners. natly contradicted
the statements of Maloney. She says
that she was in her room washing
clothes. Mahoney walked in and asked
''if Kate lived here" She said she did
not know. and told the policeman o. had
a nerve to enter her apartments. He
th,n spat in her face, and she in turn
slat ped his.
He then threatened to lock her up.
Mrs. Funn's son. she alleges, called In
two municipal policemen. and upon her
complaint they tool Mahoney In charge.
All four went out, and when they
reached the street the policemen re-
leased Mahoney. and he grabbed her by
the arm and placed her under arrest.
He took her direct to the ombs Police
Court.
The evening world., 1893-10-07

Guttenburp Selections.

A race at a mile and a sixteenth with
such good ones AS ,S'rathrn-ath. 'il"am-
and Copyright ir L. is the %featur. of an
attractive card onerel by the Hudson
COUNTY Jockey club for to-day.
The fields are all large and the quality
above the average. The entrees:
First Race SIX aud II half mrlonrs. Canvas.
th"Idar. lw, Carter. Plenty, Mnhiran. sails
bury, Panhandle, la each; ramllh"n, NucaIiz",
s"cond RAJ" Five mrlonss Tns General rs:
H,nrrnsm nr.>Tiinnp"t; N'raihtIN.r, knnin
~: ~]nrllng leg; llyHwHy li~ininomer",, ln'
Ihiri Rae" ON" mile. sam Wrll"r. Tom SKID
Ti%TI, sI hG'G gri1fg n nE@r'i: .E ~. MN@,,GT%nE AiTnnI'
Hampton, lrnritrt"r rnd l!cti"ian. lub each;
hmrn ). and etraithlnnnd, i~. zach.
~tnthm"ath. M "inamtnr AID I"l.nN H.. ia
"n"h' StuwaNny and l;"s p"l Mar, los each
Hesty % and Mnr,hsi. ~.
run linN Three" quarter, Of u mile. Meloa,
llny or Ray, l"1. Inrl" sim. los, r~lydora, iOt:
iniro, iWi; shelly rurl, i'd; run. carmen.
Iit ymn r. mT,.' IrnSp,v Ma M'tG T", o. Midget w. Io"
,>iNth n"rr ~ aud a hnlt f]wr,ong Harry
I'm Wm', =? gnrh: nersn", ~ JnSr jonn
lr.: m'.>uul Treasure lroyn. ~ ~,,n.
ON form tn" order OF the finishes
should BE- as follows.
First Race -Nrspas.An Salisbury, Pan
handle.
SECOND Rae ~S,rarhngwo-. Htnloo-
Tnirl Ra%e Tom sh,lm5ro, sam We
,rqqr,h Race-Gloaminr, s,ra,hmeath.
Flf'h Race-Mclba, Play or Paw, Poly,
Sl&,h Rac"-Trcasuro. Tr5ye, Blossom,
The evening world., 1893-10-07
HELD AS A CONTRACT LABORER.
Seckipeer Says He viii Bring Sui:
Against the United States.

Albert S"Ckingcr, "A nnturalizcd Ain"r-
lean citizen. says h. Is going to bring a
suit for dpmahcs against tn" lnit"I
Statct Government for Illegal detention
on Ellis Island 10y u contrnCt-Labor In
sp"Ctor.
S.-klnr"r lives AT Juror Ill. whcr"
h" took out hts fun papers OF citizenship
twelve years ago. He visited Karlsruhe,
Germany. two months 4 taking hiS
citizen papers Win him. He cam" back
in the str"rHgc of tn" spree, when ar
rived last Thursday.
when he reached Ellis Island h"
showed his papers to tn" Registry tlerh
the west, when he was seized 10y a
contract Labor Inspector. whose name
h. aftcrwari learned was MCkim. Tn"
Inspector iid not ask him II question or
say a word to him. but hustled him III
side the detention pen.
ScCkingcr thought that this was prob
ably tn" regular rnutin" Of tn" island,
but as tim" passed he thought he would
miss his train. and asked tn" Hat"innn 20
let him ont.
You cant get out said the Eatoman.
arr an alien contract lahoror. ana
must wait until the Board decides
whether YOU shal be sent back or not
S"ckinGer, protested. and showed ms
papers,. The gatcman hastily sent for
the inspector. but az al the inspectors
had left the Island. tn" gnteman said he
couldn't let SccklngCr out.
Seckinger missed his train and was
held on tn" island. II vas late ycster-
day when the Board got to his case, and
they quickly discharged him. He
this morning, and then started for Chi
The evening world., 1893-10-07

~ got medicine from several doctors, but IL
seemed as though it helped me some at the
first. but in a little while | would feel as bad. II
not worse than ever. l began TO be discouraged.
when I saw an advertisement Of how DR..
Greenc's Nervura blood and nerve remedy
helIc' others WHO were worse of than I was,
and | concluded to give 1t n tr;a'. Before taking
half alo.tle ] tcgan TO feel better. IDA not
feel 70 tired and nervous. My head felt better
and my appc lite improved. | have taken three
bottle aud keep on IMPROVING. l think this
wonderful medicine cannot he praised highly
enough, for 1t makes the weak strong and the
old Zee! young again "
Thanks 20 this remarkable medicine they who
have strayed from the paths of health and
slartoi to cross that periious bridge lending 10
fatal disease. NAV return to the bri sht sunlight
of u happy life. free from the signs and sorrows
of suffering.
The world Is filed with Sickness and suffer-
ing. with PERSONS who are in need of Just such .
valuable medicine as DR.. Greene's Nervu-s
blood ana nerve remedy.
If you are troubled WITH nervousness. head
ache, pelritatiOn, stomach. liver or Eiincy COM
plants, all Of which indicate a moro or less ex-
haus,ed condition OF the nervous system and
disordc-cd state Of the blood, tske this remedy
which has been maze famous by so many 70
markable cures and by healing the sick and suf-
tering ali over the land. 1t has entered thou
sands OF homes where the occupants, stricken
with disease, WON out with care and bowel
down with sorrow hardly know where to turn
next tor 4 helping hand. and It has raised up the
sick, strengthened the weary watcher and
brought happiness to al, and has indec trans.
formed the' mournfui, sOrrowful abode OF lis
ease into a happy, healthy home.
Or. Greene. lie great specialist in curing all
nervous and clronlc diseases, can be consulted
at his office "a VI. 18th S.reet, New York, free
OF charve, lersonally or BY lcttcr.
The evening world., 1893-10-07
PATRICK SHERIDAN MISSING.
He Is Seventy Years Old and Quite
Feeble.

Miss sheridan, of LAG East T%hirty-ninth
street, went to Police Headouart RS thi
morning and reported that her ngc.l
father. Patrick sheridan. had been miss
ing from home since Thursday after
noon, when he left the house for II walk,
saying he would soon be back.
Nothing has been heard of him. He Is
seventy years Did, quite feeble and of
defective memory.
Last Winter he injured his head by
falling on ice, and his mine has been
impaired ever since. His family Is we'll
to-do.
The missing man was five feet nino
inches tall. has light complexion, blue
yes, and snowy-whitc hair. mustache
and beard. When he left home he wore
a suit OF dark clothes IAN a pair Of
CATERS.
A general alarm was sent out from
Police Headquarters.
An examination OF the police records
showed that the dead man was in the
hands OF the police yesterday.
At 3 o'clock in the morning he turned
up at the Prince street station. lie had
4 hemorrhage OF the nose from an old
sore. There he gave his name all right,
but said he lived al ;6S t'aS, Thirty-
ninth street. After being attended he
left. saying he was going home.
shortly after noon he walked into the
Eldridge street station. His nose was
bleeding again. Here he gave his resi-
dcnce as 1926 West Thirty-ninth street.
After he had been attended by an ambu-
lance doctor he started to go home.