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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
DAVIDSON & CASE
Fssr~srsfs
Iohn Davidson. feineer Iunbcfsiea
Of Ssd.wics CeuHfs.
ESTABLISHED =: IN: 1870
A s.rriss~ Sleek 81 Pin. Ia ia bzr
sLtrz i~z. Isih. Doors rasA
eGc-. aIeags 60 SAe4

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tween Iscngias sse. sBsl is-s a. a.
brusck yards 81 tHion City DstA
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-18
CURES RISING
:. BREAST :.

''AOIHER'S FRIEND /, s's sss s': sss:
midwife for maj. years. and in each case
where .sMother's Friend had beenused it has
accomplished. wonders and relieved much
suffering II Is the best remedy for rising Of
the breast known, and worth the price for that
alone NES. N. n. BEUsrER,
Montgomery. Ala.
Sent by express, charges prepaid. on receipt
Of price, 81. so per bottle.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO.,
Sold by all druggists. ATLANTA, GA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
MOUNT VERNON.

Tho two Democratic members Of the Excise Board
bear no strong affection for the clcrgymcn oil inc va
rlous churches; do the political friends vi 'i'
Commissioners one after another the clergymeh
have handled the Commissioners without gloves
Inst now they feel particularly incensed at the Kew
= r. Graham, the now pastor OF Trinity Ep'copai
Church. who spoke right out in meciin on Suh"ay
nl,ht He asserted that II the right ana dl'y Vi
every Christian TO observe and study ana discuss sec
Mar alalrs lie then referred to the EXCISE bo'ru
and the trial by Mayor Brush OF Commissioner aioh''
whom the Governor did not find II (poiiuraiN) Wis.,
TO remove. Dr. Graham declared that the license
system Of this State wrong In principle anu
rould not be- mad" right. That Indignation WIS
mr. nsrd over the action Of Mount Nernon'S boarn was
not TO be- wondered at. and 1t was time tat men anu
women who have tn" interest OF the CITY II, MN.
shoud sp ak out The MAYOR should BE- su'tllneu ~
rr,noync man who has proved himself uiwortl, %,
Tho Office held him. The people Shoun nov i I'M
"a r. influence TO mt n man unfit for the place INTO
office That was the lesson t. BE- learned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
\EX-NGlik CITY.

Who Tribune has received 81 from Elsie" FOR the
Sick Childrens Mission.
Iulius Blanckensee. who Incorporated WV"
belonging to Captain q. c. Nlltse' OF the Navy
was sent 10 State Prison for ave years ana nan
in General Sessions yesterday. Blanckensee was
The agent in charge Of Captain Wiltses property
here.
Insrector McAvoy yesterday made charges
against Sergeant David Porter. OF the church-st
police station for neglect Of duty Willie Grom-
Itch seven years old. OF No. $50 East Forty-sixth-
ST. disappeared on Monday. lie was FOUND by
policeman taken TO the Church-st station house
and put in the back ROOM whence he mys'eriously
escaped and disappeared again.
Fletcher Allison Iiaines was yesterday removed
from the jefferson Market Prison to New-Jersey.
where ne will be held In the Hudson County jail
until his trial for bigamy.
DR.. Sara b. Chase. who has waived her right to
appeal from conviction for the murder Of Maggie
Manzoni viii be taken to Auburn Prison early to-
day to begin serving her sentence
The members OF the New-York Licdcrkranz were
well entertained at Manhattan Beach Thursday.
They attended both concerts and at the evening
concert given by Sousa's band they sang
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.
MANY MEN NAY BE IDLE.


An inquiry at tn" offices OF the different manu-
featuring concerns I'm Yonkcrs shows that some are
running short time and others may be obliged 10
curt,il production unless the market Improves Ill
the near future. The Howard W. Flag hat factory
Is running on half time and expects 10 continue o"
half tim" until times improve. Small orders are
coming in but very slowly. The concern usually en-
ploys about 115 hands, and now about 80 are en-
ploy ed ID. .aundcrs a sons machine works are
running rm full time on stock. There are few orders
ahead and Mr. Saunders says that business has not
been so dun for years. The Fcrnbrook Carpet Com
jany IS running on full time. but part Of the MN
has been Soppd and about fifty hands laid on MOTT
will ~ laid off the work Is finished. About -
hands usually employed, and the pay roll on lu
time amounts to about 10000 Il month. The ionRers
Carpet Manufacturing Company has shut down en-
trcy and will not resume until the market improves
The big mills OF the Alexander Smith IL sons carpet
Compnv are running half time beginning thlS
week. and the mills new closed for the hrst
time In twenty years. with the exception OF ten
day shutdown in 1852 This IS the biggest concern
In the dy. employing abont $500 hands The
monthly Tuy roll Is about $l}00O. The concern
bnys all its jutc yarn from factory on NcwtDwn
Crock ncnr IroOklvn, which employs about l'r"'
hands and this will also be- Obliged TO smut
down. The carpet mills also large buyers ~
cotton and linen cloth for carpet backs, most OF
Which Is supplied contract and the cirtallihelt
~ lis orders Will naturally affect these concerns 50
Thai the curiamrnt Of production by the carpet lhis
will affect about 1000 hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
DIR. MEYER HAS COUNSEL.
CHARLES W. RRCOKE AND DIR w. j. O'SULlI
VAN TO DEFEND HIM.
MR. BIooKE's son. CHARLES L.. AND LEw1s :.
CHAMBER ASsOCIAT WITH THEM
IN THE CAST


CHAMBER ASSOCIATED WITH THEM
IN THE CASE.
Dr. Henry G.. F. Meyer and his wife, charged
with poisoning Gustav II. NJ Joseph Baum. are ~
longer without counsel. Yesterday afternoon
Charles W Brooke his son. Charles l.. Brooke ana
Dr. w. J. O'Sullivan decided 10 accept the case
and Lewis Stuyvcsant Chanler will be asSociated
with them Meyer has from the first wanted MI
Brooke and Dr. OSullivan TO defend him. nut
they have hcsitated on account Of the expense
They had an unfortunate experience III the case
OF DIR. Robert W Buchanan, whom they defended
on his trial for numbering his wife. and were not
anxious 20 20 into n case which might not only
WELD no fee but entail the expenditure of several
thousand dollars for expert testimony, etc.
Their taking Mr. Chanler into the case was
sometbinc of a surprise. lie is young lawyer,
being only twenty-thrce years old. and his en-
perience is limited. lie has an independent for
tune however, being related TO the Astors. ana
would not have 10 care much whether tile client
had any cash or not Mr.. Chanler is said to hay"
an income Of 10000 year He bids iar 10
come into as great prominence as his two brothers,
both of whom have had active careers. One,
William Aston Chanlcr. has won fame as an
African explorer and is in the wilds of that
continent.
The other brother John Armstrong Chanler, who
is the husband of Miss Amele Rivcs, the writer
has established in this and several other A:neri-
can cities Chanler prize funds, the proceeds OF
which are used in paying the expenses OF poor
art students at Paris.
L. S. Chanler has for nearly a year been CHI
gagged in practice in the Court of General Sessions.
USUALLY defending those too poor to pay lawyers.
He seldom gets u fee, and often spends, moh'S
in getting evidence for his clients lie n9s
a fine record Recorder Smyth recently compil-
mented him from the bench for the way IN
no has worked harder for such clients than many
lawyers do for prisoners who pay them handsome
fees. cc, u,
Ncssrs Brooke O'Sulvan and Chanlcr ca%c
nm Never late in the afternoon to talk over thu
case. .. A., ;,
Carl Winners, the witness against IN" poison
orc was brought before Disrict-Attorney Nlcoli,
who again examined him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
THEY ALL YE1RNED FOR DEATH

SIX DEsPONDTNT MEN AND WOMEN EMPLOY
VARIOUS MEANS FOR LEAVING THE WORLD.
Throat cutting hanging shooting jumping and
poisoning were the methods employed by five people
who had tired Of life and wanted 10 die yesterday.
Two were successful. The others are prisoners In
bellevue Hospital. William licnncssy, forty years
Old OF No. fii West Fifty sccondst., cut his throat
With II carving knife at 3 30 Yesterday morning IN
a restaurant IT No. 4ii West rlny-sccond lie
was employed there cooh and was dcs Itndcnt
his small salary.
Casper krctzor of No. 52S East one hundred and
Fifty-third-st awoke nj O'Clock yesterday morning
ana found that his wife had left the bed. lie
searched for her and found her hanging dead to the
cellar door. She had hanged herself with a strong
muslin cloth. She had been in poor health, and
was also respondent.
Armstrong Hutchinson, n laborcr. sixty-two year.
old shot himself In the neck While "a prisoner IN
a cell in the Fiftii-,t police station yesterday morn
ing His aim bad, and he dnadc only a flesh
wound in the left side of the neck Rc was taken
70 Bellevue Hospital. lie likewise was Respondent
IL had been arrested the night before for being In
toxcated.
Mrs. sarah Plant. orty-four years old, wife OF n
plumber living at No. 30 East >iXty-thrds T. jumped
from scconi-Story window yesterday. She was IN.
jured internally. she was dcmentcd a:ld Imagined
that some always trying TO catch her
At IL 80 yesterday morning George Shantmczcr
forty three years old, OF No. 2G5 Avenue A. while
his wife downstairs II funeral, drank Paris
green. lie carpenter and out Of work
lie taken TO Bellevue, where he died In the
afternoon.
George Lott. Columbia College medical student
thirty years old, who had rooms at No. AS East
seventy sccOndst committed suicide yesterday after
noon BY taking hydrocyanc acid. lie was found On
his bed dead. Dependency. brought on by a lonely
life and possibly excessive study. the only assign.
able reasons for the suicide On III" bureau in his
room were found two letters. one was 10 the Chief
Of pclice Of the City Of New-lorh II was rs
follows:
in,s act requires no investigation by YOU. II was
pr.medt ated by ne. Georc, Lotz 81. S-Tclcgraph
Mrs. Fred Hammer. corner OF Baker and Ridge SIS.
Seneca Falls, y. y
The second letter WAS sealed and directed TO Mrs
Hammer at the same address. Lott had been study
ing medicine four years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
MIS- EORN In COUKr.

rather than he separated from her children dcclded
to hill them and herself. She gave them some hihu
~ poison and then shot them and herself.
Assistant District. Attorney Weeks appeared for the
pnople and William Trlvcls jerome for the delcnce'
The first witness was the son, bright, manly niue
fellow OF eleven years. He described 'he aih'S'
wandering of his mother, his sister and himself 'ronsh
Long Island and Connecticut in the spring. ana thi'
told of the occurrences Of May ..
,,rs To,n herself testified that she had rccol-
lc,,or nj what happencd on May ). several phy-
sic,nS. including DR.. Carlos F. Macdonald. stat
Examiner in Iunacy. declared that the woman Mhs
irS"nn whom She committed the deed she hllSh,
r"rrver Tcr reason If taken Of they said ,Duh'i
did moi address, the jury Recorder Smyth aenvrreu
only brief charge. and the jury dchper"''u Only I"
few seconds a., e.a.o .-,1u,, for
Tho Insane, ut Mattcawan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29

John McCafrey who shot ana auenW"u U" NH
sarah Duffy h, sweetheart AT 10. ia Bridge ST. was
sertcnccd 10 = term OF four yeats and live months
In the pcnitontiary yesterday. ON February he
called on the girl and when She refused to 'nIrN MN
because he drank. hc put two bullets In her back.
he r.to,.-r aui her assaIiant PLEADED siliy 10
assault
Dr. H. F. Warren was appointed nm assistant
physlcan I'm the County Insane Asylum yesterday.
The parents Of Jeremiah Murphy a tw"l,'-y"ar ola
boy. who live ~ 80. 90 South sixth 81. Tear 'hA'
M. has been killed. lie left iarnhou~" near Hi'se
hampton. where b" had been staying. last March Z"
return home and has not been >rrn since men,
Every effort 10 get any trace Of IA" boy has failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
rOIIEGFS MIST APPLY TO COZ KI or h9' II

surrogate RANSOM yesterday hahoeu INV" " "
.i.ton practically refusing 10 decld" ah!'hhF '"'
,t onccrnin, the controversy which has arisen over
ia. million, lett by Daniel u. Faycrwcathrr. iN'
collcg,, declared that the rcSirAry estate ""'''
went to the executors trust ealat" III IaNor VI
,hc,c cocg,. and have begun n suit IN III" Supr'n'
,ourt to enforce this alleged trust. They asked the
surrogate to "njon ia" "N"cnt"rS from o''"ipu''"H
his nnd until u final disposition OF the suit SUIT"
,,. Rnu,om Saws that he has power 10 rnIoih the
.>r.uior, from distributing this fund. Tie c"H'S'
mr,t apply TO court OF equity for such an order
lie wa, also asked to set asid" th" releases ""'o"
th, next Of Kin and the personal rrpr,'hh'N" "I wv
widow made H. SAYS h" has no power 10 s''N "Po"
fine validity of these releases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
"KryNEL" ScHIRrS IuAGINATIoX
1T PREVENTED HIN VISITING THE YTCTAN.
WHICH HAD SEVEN CHINNMEN FROM
HAVANA ON BOARD.

HAVANA Oh hoard
"Kunn.l~ T. Thomas schuil. senator Arthur =.
Corman's per ,Ona appoint g. who has recently come
here from raimorc 10 nun the Chine" business o'
th, port exhibited again Yesterday ia" fact That u"
either has a most vivid Imagination or an extremely
poor memory The kunu"I7 VA sent her" "y ih'
Treasury official, spy out fraud IN III" landing 'f
cinnamon and a. u .r.clal agent charged with tm-
dniv he has u perfect right Ia - anyWh'r" In making
his examinations. Yet he did not 20 on board Of the
steamship Yucatan yesterday. when The Deputy col
ector John II. Gunner boarded her 10 d"crnin"
whether or not the seycn Cinnamon who ""i"
passengers on her from havana could be LANDED.
When he wa, asked late In The afternoon why h.
lid not do So he replied that he had received com
munlcaton from J. j. Couch. til" Acting Collector.
telling him that he would not le asked 10 90 10 the
ship with Mr. Gunner. Scharf declared then that h"
could not 90 on board unless he WAS asked to do -
by the Collector Mr.. Couch WAS few minute
later and h" was a,loni-h-l when he told what
>cliarf had sail.
have not had any communication - any sort
with him to-day" he "Nclsmcd.
Mr.. COUGHS vrrarlty AMI honesty cannot hc
sailed successfully therefore Is charitable 10 say
that Sclarf imagined for his convenience that
he had received such a communication from. Nj.
Couch
sclarf however had more important business, from
his point Of view, hand yesterday. Collector
Hendricks yesterday completed his report regarding
the admission OF The Chnaman. Lee lit. The
Collectors report cXOncraicS entirely the officials
against whom the kunnc" made his base charges.
The kunnr' apparently w3> afraid that even Dem
ocrltic secretary OF tile Treasury would accept the
collectors view OF the case. and stamp the charges
~ groundc>s. Consequently, In place Of attending
To his dulic, Yesterday, he prfpirrd iOODWori docu
mcnt which +, intended Ia take The edge from the
Collectors report. Collector lcndrcls's report shows
that I'm the last Two ynnrs 400 Chnamcn have entered
the through tins port. instead Of 600, u, ha,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
THE TOTRTS.
TO REVIEW COIL Mn!AN CELEBRATION BILLS.

Jude. O'Pron in the supreme Court. 'hlih"rS
Yesterday granted writs Of c'r1orarl !"
view the action OF the Eoard on Estimate
and tpuortMnmcn I'm reducing the bulN "l
j, Vnnilnc A Goa Srbr"cht d WadI"y
and John II. Youug for work nj the h''
Of the Columbian celebration Nantin" " e"
furnished umbrella; and decorations Tor IN" Su''.N
for which they rendered I'LL for fll73 u. l"lF
I'LL was M proved by the Committee" oil One i"'"r'"'
hut they declared that II WIS., without 'N'"'"''' ~
duccd ly the Board Of Estimate and Apporilohncht 10
$es7 81. ~
sl.br,cht & Mndlcv. the florists, put In n hli ior
49, This was reduced to 900 -. J"h H.
Yang of Pclhamvillr built aud decorated ul' ni'I,
-, twenty second st. and fifthavc, ana ~" "oc"''
a.. cir,. ut l1fy nInth-st. ana flShih ave ms
lin VA, for $40 so a. 1t WAS reduced % per c'h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

D,c,f.u~c of the 18th Regiment for state camp
sal,a.ion Amy encanpnc Ont Prohibition PARK D l.
~. xo,l Washington baseball match Polo Grounds'
p. IN.
indian River Yocht club regatta
Production OF as You Like It, Tor he"P'l''
.baYlti.. Pleasure Bay, j. ~
prooklvn Canoe Club regatta
BRIGHTON Beach races 8 y. M
Parade. Of Armenian societies, evening
Uo,mor,h Park races. .: 30 p. ~
Derarturc Of four uarte, Of Tribune fioSh AIT run"
nld,eo f,r the country.
,,r,r,h >s-ocatlon excursion u River'lew Grove.
u.y.v shr;cring Guardian society benefit Eo'"a"'y'
y. .,s ,-,,o, Par,
| p. ,.a r.io,a
>ru #, Central u. Msrys and Crotona P"Ih'' p H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
TIE NAMES ENGINES SlTIsFicr0Ry

The official report of the Navy Trial Board OF the
battrShlp Main" has been approved by secretary
Herbert. and the builders OF the engines. boilers etc
y. L. Palmer ~ Co., will now get one-half OF the
amount. about S70,0o0, Yet due on the contract.
The steam trial took place II the Navy Yard last
week. but il was made alongside II tlc wharf Because
the vessel has s)t yet received Ecr arnor plating.
The engines ar" OF the triple expansion type, and the
contract price for all of the machinery ana appu:c-
nanccs S1J5.0OO. 1t being required that they
should develop 1000 HORSEPOWER at 132 revolutions
per nitrate. The board reported that the dock trial
proved that free route the contract power would
be met II not exceeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
GOVERNOR CORNELL TO BE EXAMINED

Ex-Governor A. u. Cornell appeared before JUSTICE
o'Hricn In tlpr supreme Court. Chambers yesterday
to answer mn order requiring him TO show cause why
i. ..,ould not De- punished for contempt The Man
haitian Trust Company secured judgment aG"ih'.
him for $40 600 and II not being paid h" was "r"'''"
to appear for examination IN supplementary pro"'"
ing The company declared that II had had mar"
lime and spent good deal Of money in trying 10
.cryc the papers on him. Cornell. II" denied 'his'
and DECLARED that there had been an agreement u"
no.tponc the examination, because settlement was
cxucccd To he reached.
The controversy settled by cy Governor cor
nell agreeing 10 submit To an examination In MS
home In Ithaca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
EU-JERSEY.
A JUROR ARRAIGNED IN JERSEY GIL
HE Is CHARGED WITH KEEPING fo'l'i ""0'
Light on TIE POLITICAL MEIhopo
HOSSES

or DEMOCRATIC BOSSES.
For some time Judge Lippncou has been ''yins '"
force the Grand Jury Of Hudson County to ihdc' 'ne
Motley dealer, Of Jersey City, but without much SUI
cess, Yesterday the Judge learned why he coniu ho'
comic. the Grand Jury 10 do liz duty 10y ih"''u''e
policy dealers and Incidentally he gathered Sohc i"
tcrcnc information "a, to the manner IN wh'h 'r"Hu
Jurc, are drawn In Hudson County under III" n'r'o
zion ~ the Democratic bosses who direct Su'h H'a'-
tcrs and protect certain classes of lawbr"akeTs
The Information WIS gained from letter laid be
fore Judge Lppincott by tho Prosecutor ana maze
pulllc Yesterday The letter was written 10y ! H.
Winfield l. said that James Burns, one oi the pres
cnt Jurors kept liquor store at second ana Iehd'r
AN 81. one OF the three entrances To this store led
to a room parttpned off and used rs policy shop
,t least until recently. Above IN" door was the
maine Burns The shop had been run Tor nearly
three years.
Judge IIppincOti. when asked by the Prosecutor
Yesterday what he should do In IN" case replied
that he had not Vet made mp hlI mind Mr. nurhS,
when told OF The charge made against hlin Shlu thht
II va, not true. lie said IA" had sublet part oi
. premises George Douglass for The sale oi )'w"lrF
ON the in-ialmcnt plan. ana when y" learned iIc
bu -url, Tint DOugaS~ really engaged III hr ais
possessed him. When this statement was conveyed 10
Mr. Winfield IL" denounced II ~ inls"hooi lie SAN
he. had evidence that policy was sold III Burn5S place
within three week..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
TIE DI'DGET MADE KNOWN.

Despite the official reports given out by III"
authorities ~ jersey city Oh Thursday, that tn"
budget would not be- completed nniil Mo"iay. II WIS
nn he'd and MAYOR Mansr signed II before his depart
urc tn" explanation given ont yesterday was that
there wa II misunderstanding about the matter. on
account ~ Mayor Wan~rr'> relatives not returning
the budget to tho finance Office after the Mayor p,
departure. Tho budget makes material decrease In
m. nIpropriatlon. and the tax for the year
beginning Drcomhcr |. will probably b" ~ - against
49, 40 lat year. The following the appropria-
iiou. for IT,, current and coming years:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-29
CdN HE DRAW TWO SALARIES At ONCE?
THE CONTROLLER THINKS THE POSTMASTER no
LONGER ENTITLED TO PAY rs
COMM SSI ONER.

Controller Myers thinks that Postmaster Charles W.
DAYTON. since entering upon his datc, Federal
officer is not entitled to receive pay aS member OF
the Commission for the Improvement OF Parh-AVr
tv rai.ln. the tracks OF the N"w-lork and Harlem
Railroad above one hundred aud-SiX,h-'t il" mas
doubts also. as to whether Chicf Engineer q. W
Rrdsa also one tn Park-avc. Conml> Sion'rN, can
draw extra pay that account. Yesterday 'he con
,roIer asked for Eorporition Counsel CiarAs opinion
NJ The subject Tn. Law authorizing this commission
,eour,s thr c!tv 10 pay On"all OF the expenses hO'
IN exceed s75t coo in all. The bills are handed In
70 The railroad company, which calls on th' cN "
nay is half The vouchers presented To III" controller
nv tho railroad company show that In the general out
lay is included the salaries Of Ia" Tour Conh'NiohrS
at the rate of $40 day for each
The Controller suspended the payment. holding that
the Commissioners referred to cannot draw wv" sal
aries ut once. section 80 OF IA" Consolidation Act
provides officer OF the corporation shaH pe
or become directly indirectly interested In the per
Torrance OF any contract. work business. or the
sale oil any article the expense, price considerable"
OF which Is payable from the city treasury" This Is
thought TO cover Mr.. Birisall's
The claim now before III. Controller does moi in
ciude any demand for payment services rendered
by Commissioner Dayton since hc BEGAN. Postmaster,
but Controller Myers wants to know whether he
incap"ci'ai"d from receiving compensation for his
services uhder section 1.I63 OF the United states
Revised Statutes, which directs that no person
OF which amounts 10 300 shall receive conpcnso
ton for di-charging the duties Of any other ONO.
unless eXpr,sSly provided by law.r
Postmaster DAY ton said yesterday that he had little
interest In the pensaon question. What he was
most anxious for was to Improvement for the hen
eat of the people and property Of Harlem completed.