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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
racetious Hineh am Bureiars.

HINoHAM, Mass, Nov. IL. - Burglars
made another visit to bingham last night
snd attempted to open the safe of Wilder
& Kimball Entrance was made by pry.
ing of a shutter on the back side OF the
building. Five holes were bored around
. steel plate, breaking the bit, which was
found on the floor this morning A sign
was hung from the top Of the safe, on
which was printedi Never touched him. I"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
In tn. Name OF Charity.

Boston, Nov. l7.--There was a crafty
ing attendance yesterday at the third
annual convention Of the Massachu husetts
branch of TIE international order of the
Kings Daughters and Sons. The follow
ing officers WIRE elected: State secretary,
Mrs. Charlotte S. Doolittle; treasurer,
Mrs. Philip S. Moxom; financial COM
mittee. Mrs. Mary +. Curtis, Mrs. Ellen
M. Richards, g. p. Buckman; auditing
rommittec, c. W. Smith, Henry J. Rice.
Mrs. Walter Bailey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
M'KINLEY IN NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Governor McKin-
ley of Ohio arrived In New York yesterday
afternoon. With him was his invalid wife
and two friends. Governor Mckinley re-
fused to be interviewed at length. He
said he bad come here for a little rest.
1t Is said that there will be a conference
of Republican leaders at the Windsor
while Mr.. Mckinley is here for the pur-
pose OF starting q presidential boom for
the great advocate of high tariff. There
are many prominent Republicans In town.
including Joseph f. Manley OF Maine,
Stephen B. Elkins OF West Virginia and
other members Of the national Republican
commftfee
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Loyal Arab killed In Battle.

CAIRO, Nov 17-Osman Azrak, at the
mead of 300 dervishes, left Dongola, at.
tackled Murat Wells, where the Arabs had
q friendly position under Saleh Bey. The
dervishes were repulsed with the loss of %
killed. Saleh Bey and Khalifeh Bey and
IL cthers were killed on the other side.
Saleh Bey had held the eastern desert
loyally for many years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

BosToN, Nov. l7.-Warren +. Putnam.
president % the Granite State National
bank 81 Exeter, ". H.. who was placed
under arrest last Saturday charged with
smbezz.emsnt, appeared 10 the United
States district court yesterday aud gave
the same bail for his appearance i'm
court next Monday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
GIas. Trust SIN ashed.

PITTsBURG, Nov. IL. - The National
Plate Glass association has gone to pieces.
Secretary Wheeler says that owing to the
light demand for plate glass and foreign
competition, the manufacturers decided
not 10 continus il longer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.
Enraged italian Kills Three Persons and
Commits Suicide.

Commits Suicide.
DEADwooD, S. D., Nov. 17.-One of the
most horrible tragedies ever known in the
Black Hills occurred In Sawpit Gulch, two
miles west of here Joseph Tha. an italian,
was married about year ago to cousin
Of Josieo Tammetta A few months after
his wife left him and has made her home
at her Cousins.
Tha, after her repeated refusals to return
to him and his failure to have refunded to
him the money he sent her to come from
Italy, made several efforts to blow up
Tammetta's house.
He went % Tammetta's house yesterday
considerably dnder the influence of liquor,
and shortly after shots were heard by the
neighbors. Nothing was thought OF 1t,
however, until several hours after, when q
peddler raped al the door, and getting no
reply. but hearing groans from within,
entered
Lying around the room amid horrible
confusion Of broken aud scattered furni-
ture lay Mrs. Tha, shot through the
mouth; Tammetta, with a bullet in his
breast, and Mps. Tammetta, with fright
full cash in her forehead, inflicted with an
ak, all still in death. In the woodshed
Tha lay gasping for breath with bullet
through his head. In the midst Of all this
bloody horror, Mrs. Tametta's two little
children. year and half and three years
old. were playing.
There is no doubt but that the fiendish
crime was premeditated, as the doors Of
the house were all locked on the inside.
presumably by Tha. who lived but few
hours
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Em,n p..h.,. SLAYER Killed.

BRUSSELS, Nov. 1.-THE Etoilc Beige
has received dispatches reporting recent
fighting in the Congo State. Captain Pom.
thier pursued the hostile Arabs and
crushed them completely. He succeeded
in capturing Said Ben Abadi, who was re-
sponsible for the assassination of Emin
Pasha. Abadi Was executed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
MRS. ToMPKlNs MISSING.
Well Known Turf Writer Starts West and
All Trace Of Her II Lost.

All Trace Of Her In Lost.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE friends OF
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Tompkins, the we'll
known turf writer, have asked Superin.
tendent Byrnes to help them fnd her. She
has been missing about month.
she left New York with her 5-year.old
boy Willie early in October to go to Cali.
fornis to write up the stock farms. She
stopped at Washington to see her husband.
and then visited her mother in st. Louis
Since then all trace OF her and her child
has been lost.
She was last heard from In Chicago,
where she wrote a sad letter 20 her mother,
and bade farewell TO all her friends. IL Is
feared that she may have become insane.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Bank to the Rescue.

MADRID, Nov l7-The Bank Of Bar.
celona has Offered the government loan
OF $4,000 for use in defreying the ex.
penses Of the campaign in Melilla. the rate
Of interest TO be left to the queen regent.
The loan has bsen accepted, and the rate
Of interest fixed at 2 IL per cent
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Reduction of Ten Per Cent.

LYNN, Mass, Nov. 17-Another cut in
wages was announced at the Thomson
Houston factories of the General Electric
company yesterday. All employees whose
wages were not cut in August have been
reduced 10 per cent, TO go into effect In
both the river works and the main plant
Monday morning
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
JOY at brunswick. aa.

BBUyssssx. Ga, Nov. i7.-There was Q
frost at Brunswick yesterday, and the re-
suit was iatcnse Joy. The yellow fever
epidemic ends, practically. tonight, for
another frost Is booked for today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

NEW YORK, Nov l7-El Cid has had her
sltera Inns ract cally completed and will
put to sea beioIe tomorrow. Sne has all
her guns and torpedo tubes In place and
all her stores on board.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
"Only IrregnlarItIes.n -

NEW YORK, Nov. IA special cable
from London says; The Bank of Eng'a
scandals are dying out, The chief cashci
exceeded his functions by lermitting the
substitution Of securities pledged withoa,
authority os his superiors. lie was DE
missed and his successor was appointed,
but there has been no fraud, only irregu-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
THE wnANGLING KNIGHTS.
Charges Against the Hayes Faction De.
cIared to BE False.

ciafeu 10 DE rnise.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IL The row In
the ranks Of The knights of Labor which
started with the filing OF the report Of
Grand Treasurer Hayes was continued
with great bitterness yesterday and last
night. There are no evidences of an AMIGA
BILE settlement.
The morning session of the convention
was taken up with routine business. In
the afternoon the Hayes faction was re-
newed again. and very bitter addresses
were mads by A. W. Wright and John
Devlin of the general board, disclaimng
the charges of fraud.
MemDeis OF the finance committee were
secreted in Mr.. Hayes room all the even
ing with the guard on the door. For two
hours they were engaged in scanning his
accounts subsequently, it was stated
that the finance committee met and agreed
that the charges were not well founded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

CHICAGO, Nov II. = Thomas Mackin.
aged "a. died here yesterday. His fortune
Is estimated ut si,0Oo,000 MIR Mackin has
Tong been prominent In this city.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Mnrnhy Set Free.

HARTFORD. Nov. l7.-Michael Murphy,
sent to jail for five davs for contempt by
Judge Baruonr Of the police court, was re-
leased by Judge Wheeler in the superior
Sjurt on habeas corpus proceedings.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
robbed a pa,.enrer station.

CONCORD, N. H., Nov. i7.-George @.
rowle was arrested in Ch'' ster yester.
Gay afternoon on a charge breaking and
entering the Concord and Montreal rail.
road passenger station at Chichester Pine
Ground, Nov. ., and stealing express mat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
No Amnesty.

PARIS, Nov. l7-At q cabinet council
held yesterday it was decided that the
government should oppose the proposal
70 extend smsesy 70 political sxilse
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
For Honors Tn 90.

HoLYoKE, Mass, Nov. 17.-At the Dem.
ocratic convention James j. Curran was
nominated for mayor for 1894. over ex-
Mayor sullivan. City Clerk O'Brien and
City Treasurer Bonvouloir were renom.
d.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Fems,. uootpad. Convicted.

CLEVELAND, Nov. lT-Mollie Jones and
Minnie Woods, colored women, were con
victed Of highway, robbery here They
held up o. +. Shorts and robbed him OF
t2s. This is the first case Of the kind in
Ohio
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Garrett IL Improving.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 1z-Some excitement
was caused here by report that Robert
Garrett was not expected to live. DIR.
Jacob says that Mr.. Garrett Is GONZALES
cling rapidly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Tobacco Trust In Trouble.

TRENTON, Nov. l7.-Attorney General
Stockton has begun a suit against the
American Tobacco company. capital stock
2s,0O0.O0o. for violating the laws Of the
s,ate against trusta
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Uad 10 olive Tin C..b

ALBUQUERQUE. ~ NJ, Nov. l7-Don
Felipe Chsves was assaulted In his Office
by three men. who made him open his safe
and turn over $50
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

The nee of Hais Hair Renewer promotes the
growth OF the hair and restores its natural color
and beauty frees the sealo Of danirun, tet,sr and
stt fppufItleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
TO RESUME IMMIGRANT TRIFFIC.
sTEERAGE RATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
SUED TO EUROPEAN AGENTS.

STEERAGE RATES RNSED-INSTRrCTloNS Is
SUED TO EUROPEAN AGENTS.
The Red star North German Lloyd, Hamburg
American and Netherland- American steamship com
pancs have issued circulars 10 their agents informing
them of the provisions Of the new quarantine rrsu
lations and that the carrying Of secragc Passengers
,u l.. resumed nj once \ circular sent ont
from Washington yesterday by secretary OF thc
Treasury Foster, giving the sanitary regulations 10
be enforced mt tie various European ports of de
partrre by the agents Of the United States. Tia"
steamship companies have waited until tie Govern
nient should defn" the quarantih" laws I"'' Ms
been done and they now ready 10 begin We
carrying OF steeragc passengers In "In'r I" 9''"c
n more desirable class OF immigrants. the agents OF
the steamship companies say they have Increased Inc
steeragc rates The average. Increase Is about - "h
each ticket. The Red star Company now charge
s3a from Antwerp TO New York and 80 from R"l"r
dam The Hamburg American company charges 80
On the fast steamers and S32 OH the slower vessels
In the circular which they have issued I" th"ir
European agents the steam Zip compni"> say that the
subacents will be- held responsible for The condition Of
every ,teeragc passenger 10 whom ticket Is sofa.
For thc prosrn no passengers will be received fr'in
Rus,an ports The quarantine rcriia'ionS issued bY
Secretary Poster do not specify that no Immigrants
shall b. received from Russia but the steamship com
panio, have voluntarily adopted This regulation
81 cannot -ay" said Emil l.. Boas. OF ia" Hamburg
American Company, N">''lu'N' WIN" H''''"-' '
from Russian port, will b. resumed If II should prove
tba, there /, no danger from cholera 10 b" aN'r'-
handed we will receive Russian immigrants W"
could have brought stcerage passengers under Inc
twenty DAYS quarantine restrictions. bnl We pre-
fcrrei 10 wait until the law Wa clearly defined b' 'h'
Government. Tn, act under which President Harrison
issued the twenty days quarantine procE'na'l"h'
understand, is now abolished and the Harms IL" HIS
taken lis place 49,, ,. i.,
Tie steamship companies say tina" they have '"fllnn
no Immigrant, since January ]. IN ifit nnf' nov,
aver thrr,. has been an Increase Of alien tourists
md second class passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
THE BANCROFT IN COMMISSION.

The new Naval Academy practice cruiser Bancroft
va, placed in commission at the ship building y"ru
AT samuel l.. Moore. sons ~ co., FlMbethpor''
Yesterday. and then sailed for the Brookyh Navy
Yard where her fittings are to De comp''cu prepare"
,orv 10 her taking part In the Naval Review aIter
,,,., .h. will b, sent TO the Naval Academy at
,,r,nois ON her recent trial trip In Long lSlahu
sound th. Bancroft exceeded the speed requirements
hv nearly two knots. and thus earned premiums Tor
her builders amounting TO about $4,000. she 10 th'
first steam vessel built for giving cadets pTacuc'
cruising IT sea- and. In addition to her steam piopu'
SION she is fitted with niaS'S ana SINS '''r o'''
or, ,s follows: Lieutenant Commander Asa WALKER
.,,,,c. Lieutenant william I. Day, executive
,,r. Lieutenant samuel L. Graham, navigator +.
,,u.enonIs James C. Gilmore and Henry : ,haS'
,,''d Assistant Engineer Robert :. Hrlll ihsN''i
,Tt,,t surgeon H. ~ T. Harris, aud Assistant Fay
master +. H. Hicks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
u IT SISTARE NOT UNDER INDICTMENT No"


The five indictments for grand larceny 'ouseu
is, ~ H. NJ Ssiarc in March, lo9O. were as
-, hv Iudgc Cowing In General sessions yesterday.
r, ,,.,r, found on the complaints OF August Heck
| and Richard lcckschcr of Philadelphia SIS
80 and Harold Clemens formed III, banking hrm Of
Wv" !, sis,nrc's sons, which failed In April, leJO.
:, as alleged that they Incorporated stock OF the
,.,,,, zinc and Iron Company Of the par Vaiue Of
,n,no and four parcels Of sccond-mortsase bonds
,n wabash Railroad Company, valued at *3l'ooo,
,,, had been ntrusicd to them by the liechschcrs.
y, . b,s hcen ont on bail. Clemens Is s'lll ulder
,,,rent lie is In Connecticut.
rho District Attorney recommended 'hat inc III
uo,n.nts be dismissed for the following reasons
,uer a careful examination of all the evidence IN
a.. cases | am Of the opinion that tn"rc Is niue
un,rohility of obtaining conviction. Inc CORE
Pn"nd.ncr between Of the complainant. anu 'ne
,p,n,,ut give, some support To the Ettrs cohtri'-
" ~ ,h"t lac believed he had authority 10 Use me
rcjties which he Is charged by the indictments Win
HI Ti complainans suffered tTongh inc act Oh the
d.,endant but they express themselves rs salts
40 thnt The defendant has. 80 lar ~ lay w MS
mowor made good the losses whlch my sustained
pvT thev have expressed n desire tlat These ihdlc
n ,'an,s he dismissed. In view OF the,e circum
stances, | have concluded 10 rc'o"'"'"" wv" VII"
missaI as to Defendant ss'"r''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
EXECUTIONS AND JUDGMENTS.

The Sheriff yesterday took charge Of the store Of
the Metropolitan Cloak Novelty Company. at No. As
Grcene-st on six executions. aggregaiing $3.50 OBJ
tanned by Bumcnscl & IIsch for Isaac FEEDER on
promssory notes The judgments We're also obtained
against George Schocn the president Of the company
George B. Mallory, engineer and naval architect at
No. 30 Broadway, made an assignment yesterday to
John Adriancc bush. giving preferences TO Marshall
H. Mallory, ~ 900: stephen Wilcox, $780, and John
C.. Coleman $3.50.
Two judgments for S23.6ll We're yesterday entered
against Trows Printing and IooLbindng Company and
Edward LANCE formerly treasurer, for ?15 oO4 I'm
favor OF the Western National Bank on n demand note
OF the company dated November II. 1901, Endorsed
by Mr. Lang" on which pay ment was demanded On
January Is last and the other for Ss317 I'm favor Of
Thomas ID. Hurst. The foregoing company went out
Of business about two years ago, and succeeded
by the Trow Directory Printing and BOokbnding Com.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
MORE CASES or TYPHCS AND SMALLPOX.

Two men who were suffering from Nphns fever
removed 10 North Brother Island yesterday
Thomas Green, sixty-one years Oh, was iouhu "'
No. 10 PeIl.st.. where he had lodged lately. SIS
mund Hyman. forty-two years Old to the Mount
Sinai Hospital and was removed from there. His
former home was not known. Frank Allen, twenty
two years old was found sick with the fever ut No.
I43 Bowery in the afternoon, and was sent to the
temporary reception hospital in East siXtcenth-st.
Bernard Campbell forty two years old, who was re-
moved recently from No. Chatham square, oIed
nom the fever on the island.
William Johnson. twenty ono years OLD, was iouhd
n With sm.pox AZ No. 80 West Sixty frSt-st., and
vas removed to the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
PRICES IN THE MARX f. rs.
FISH STILL sCAECE-sOUTHERN FRUITS AND
VEGETABLES.

| FISH STILL SCAHCE-SOCTHl.RN fEIilo NM
VEGETABLES.
Tho clearing ont Of the vast fields OF Ice from wv
bavs and tidal nlc's along the shor" tn" last "'eN
has enabled the fishermen to bring better Iaf'' ="
rn,,on Market though so great Is the Lcnicn demand
for fish that there Is hardly any p"rc"plh" o'"P III
the price Especially Is this tru" Of coi ana h"ooo'h
7, +obse , crisp s2 bin Ia buy shad from -hp'
marie Sonnd and large Portland Holsters, aii aN''
cannot De had for less than 20 cents Il po"""' an" "
small ones for less than 20 cents. Son'H''" 0I
,,ckorol sell for % cents pound salmon cost HUI"
on IN "a cents a pound large striped bass ~ c'''S
Medium size 3d. and small ones % cents Il po"'u ;
,,o,h =, cents: blackii,h, II IL, and market co.,
90 10 c.nts Florida buck shad are 40 TO % cent"
oocb and roes "a cents. and savannah ''iN'r '"'
60 cents and rocs - 10 . 40
Cod tongues cost % cents pouhd cFap m",' ~
cents a pornd crawilSh, ~ hnhdr'd' H"e' "e'
en- conts a uound hard crabs. s3 hundred oyster
crobs go 80 a quart prawn', % cents quart -.
, IN cep,s a quart and shad roe. 20 cents p''r
coe, turtle sells for % cents pound ana o'r"I'"
from S12 to 500 dOzch' . "a.
r1orido Strawberries are selling III inc i"hcy'
,ro. In broadway at - quart Box OF % c'A'S ioi
',t ,n, cu, The fruit Is still rather blacNeled
and unnyiting In appearance bn' 10 Il u'''''' ''
nroyement on the earlier arrivals "'i P'''"
-. az. Game of Good Hope selling AT III 'hch anu
,,d, stra werres at 30 cents haiilih'' 'he P""''
n, 90 long for other heralds oil spring hoi 30 eA
pensivc. ,,; y,,,b ,ho fret
rho coostlng steamers are bringing N''h '"c "''V
o.. ,,o ,o,v Louisiana crop OF cclciy III i tis' anu
,,, and q bunch OF IA dozen rOoio sells ior 80 ''H''
.,trr tomatocs cost 30 cents Il quart ircNh NOT
I'm, ,,roch 40 cents a peek new bec's rom fior
=, aon,. zach. new CARROTS, CENTS a Dhlth' DyA'r
-, IN conts a bunch: new E"rniildh poi'"''
a., - . neck and new Havana potatoes. II Il peer" ;
,,,,. o,ulaowers the first OF the season. are S'"h-
49, 49, ,,,, ooch while California cani )wer' cannot
=, had for less than 10 cents head. some asp"r gus
, charleston appeared In the market TINS week
-, .id far -, a bundle. Asparagus from ho"o"S''
~ ,ho Peninsula costs II 30 bnnch' ho'hou'e hi"S"
IA ,o 90 cents II quart. ana both, dahu'o"
orc.us 20 cents QUAR-. . 40 . -.
v.,r. large Jama;a plncapplcs sell i'T w 10 80
,,s each: large yellow bananas are worm ~ 10 a.
~. 81 dozen: spanish poneeTaha'rS' ~ 10 IL o''''
-. N.csiua lemons, 20 10 - cents ooA'h ;
c.n da,cs 70 to 20 cents pcahd Piieu "1,
~ ~ -, 90 cents pound: French pr''nts. ~ - -
mound California peers, al TO ~ 20 a ~,
Iens navel oranges - cents ana al ana fio''
haT Tsb laid Long Island eggs can De naa ior 90
~ % dozen The bfst Elgn creamery bu'er cos''
3o Cen'1 INN rs Il foreign potatoes Just now are are
III , ,ha demand for seeding purposes from ,,c
ncaI! 'o.rdeners OF Long Island ana % Than
,na n make this vegetable sca'ce' "'u ue"'' '.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
A UIHD FIGUT UIiU 4 BTRGLIH.


TIE BUTLER AND THE THIEF ROLL DOwN THE
sTOOp AND INTO THE GvITIr.
Eugene Carter Il butler employed hy Isaac In
tcrmy.r. "A lawyer. lad a lively etrue-l" yesterday
with "a burglar. whom he found In ~" house. al No.
II East Ninety second I. The burglar was Frank
Reynolds. tliry-two years old. brio hlaNcr 81 No.
80 West Ii:ly eighth I. Eoyrod, hS mean, Of a
false key gained entrance into a." lawyer housc
ri about nOoulimc. H. made III Way up &" the
second no,r wAcc hc stole Inlr Of opera -,,c, and
emptcd two pock,tiook, OF 81 81. y, hc Was
coming down H." stair, be- WI, seen ~ one 81 The
servants, Della Marley. IL" blV'hrd d." WAY -"
That hc could not pa, her ANA tu'n asked what H.
doing In M" house.
Wiihou, taking The trouble 10 max" any explanation
TO Della. Reynolds pushed Ter roughly aside aud
Jumped down Tie siair, ~" caught hold ~ h"
lnrgllr. however. and screamed. Before De- W..
able 10 hr al away her py WI answered - ih'
butler. lie >'lcd hold Of Reynolds. AND together
they rolled down the front sto"p. a'ro- th" id"walL
and into the cutter. ! lively boxing match followed.
Tie men were s'!l 'tn.ssllng when "Lc'mnn
Mcchan. II ia" EilAty eighth ~. station. apfclrd ai
IL" place. II" W.a Obliged To u.f .ll, " ihllN I'd"
oN"rpoT'T Kcynold-. When arraisu"d al H." Ii'rl'm
Police Court yesterday afternoon Roy ma pleaded
guilty 10 a." char" of burglary ana wds committed
to prison la default Of 5000 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-04
JOSEPH GALLOS CLAM AGAINST THE CITY

Joseph Gallo. who lad contract with the street.
Cleaning Department last year for trimming"
has filed claim against the city for $2l $40 81,
damages for alleged violation of his contract. His
contract he declares for year. and he had
DEPOSITED 3d. 900 with the Controller guarantee
for tho performance OF the work. His bid of l7s5
a week for the privilege tho highest made ana
was formally accepted. The Board OF Health stopped
the work last September when the cholera scare
came. When the work was to BE- resumed IN MO-
ycmber Mr.. Gallo gave notice 10 Commissioner Bron'
nan that he was ready 10 go ahead. but the Com.
missioner gave the privilege To another man, , MIC
"fyercd IN sos n week for II. Mr.. Gallo says ponucs
is nj the bottom OF the change. as he Is Isepuo"
and the other contractor Is Tammany mas