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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
morse AyD CARRrAGE TRADE NOTES.

Tho warm weather has produced great desire
with almost every one 10 get to the country De-
fore starting, however, numbers have no'Rh' SUM
,cer trans and carriages from Flandran & co.. NO.
y, Rr5omc-st The stock which the hFln mas on
hand is most complete one a"' V"o - "''' -
find lust what ne desires.
Fist Brothers Wagon Company NO 4% canal
81 have had for the last month large TRACE
throughout the New,EnGland states IN business
wagons Of al styles ana kinds. Their NEW OF"
brs,nesg wagon" IL especially suited to IN" neceaS-
ties Of the delivering trade. and "a AL th't " Is
soiJ to he as 20 stability AID workmanship.
A. ,bc repository Of II. 4. Watcrhouse & SON.
No 159 West Twenty -thrd-st.. can be srcn h'Verai
designs in traps which are entirely new ana not
on exhibition a. any other store. Ihcy also ANY
\ full mo Of light Surveys and extension Top
nhaetons which are desirable for country use
punabou;s have become almost a necessity IN
Nev-Yor, with the average lover Of horses, ana
those not yet provided with them VIII ma com
u,e,e assortment at Roberts Brinkcrhoii' No III
Chambers-st . -.
THE ROYAL Harness Company No. % Warren-st.
- making a great run on sone fine DARK r's'ct
r,,a,nut harness Just received from the London
manufacturers.
r Goodrich & CO.. No. GsG Broadway. are
showing a great variety Of traps and uckpohrds
ono which Il especially handsome = the Goodrich
patent triple surrey trap 1t Is suitable Tor any
kind OF driving In the country or city. They are
ais, showing a fine assortment Of runabouts.
Good fourth hand and tandem teams are no, al,
v,oVs easily found. Just al present. however
few choice ones cen be found at re ss WHst
Slxty-nlnth-st. They arc high. au-around actors
and are thoroughly acciima;ed ,.
" II Gray No. 20 Wooster-st.. has q compete
line OF vehicles suitable for four-in-h hand driving
the variety OF styles, color and trimmings couiu
NOT be betterel In any way. The same thinS ihay
he said OF their carts for tandem use . ii,
josiah F. Day is sim OF the opinion that he , VIZ
h"ve "a rnoy, soon on account OF the widening
~ College Place, and consequently he Is disposinG
Of his entire stock Of carriages trap and runaoou's
@1Tne sale OF slightly damaged harness and horse
r,rntshing goods still continues at the Peters q
caIhoun Company No. 80 Warrsn-st
J. Auley, No. l.f6i Broadway, has great par,
fine condition. - -. - ,u.x,,o ear, ,,,h
s,ndahnker Brothers, No 265 Canast., FOR the last
Tow doys The demand has been steady, ana they
49, ,,cf ~ in every They have large as
snr.ment OF wagons on hand at all seasons OF the
yeIa ,,,,r G. CO.. No 40 West Thirty nipth-st make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
TIE COURTS.

r1vrNGsTON TRUSTEE ASKED FOR
An action was begun IN the Supreme Court yes
te.lay FOR the appointment Of trustee TO ex-
ecute the trusts created under the viii OF Eugene
A. Livingston the person named in the VIII reius-
ing 10 act.
Eugene A. Livingston died n Nice. on December
o. 1885, leaving Will bearing the date o. June H.
1874 which was admitted 10 probate on April B'
1924 The VIII named Walter J.. IdvnSston, Cal-
v,lador l. Oyicu and John Henry Livingston as
executors and trustees. The two frs; named hsVe
died. and the third trustee qu1!ihtd as executor
but refused 20 serve trustee.
Tho trust consists Of real property IN TINS c';y
and In Columbia, Ulster and Saratoga countr4 III
this state and il valued ut Sp.,.N over and oooVe
tho mortgages up0n T.. There is also }JhU" OF
personally Included n the trust.
ut OF Richard Mon Sorac Try G. Livingston AMI fu,
gene LIVINGSTON. sons. and Adelaide Katherine ana
Elizabeth Livingston. daughters OF Eugene A. Liv,
ingston each holding life interest. which shall
reVer, TO their ssuc In cas, % their Death
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GNIAII. GIFTS To CNARLTY.

Tho viii OF Mary T. Woodward. executed on
April o. 1893 makes several beqrcats To religious
and charitable institutors The convention of IN"
Protestant Episcopal Church Of the Dioces" OF
Maryland receives $CoO in trust. the income to be
used as part of the salary OF the resden; rector
Of 81. Stephens Church Severn Parish Arundel
County. Maryland, upon condition that the V"Suy
Of the church shall have the iron railing In the
ward Of the church. upon which the name OF Webb
appears. painted and vanished once every two
years. ana shall keep the plot inciosel by the rail-
ing in order, and also keep in repair IN" window
over the chanccl 10 the memoir OF her parents,
lanes and Clarigsa H. webb. To St. Thomas :
Church. in this city. 5000 is left in trust the in,
come To be applied TO the relief Of the poor ana
sick OF tho parish. TO the old Women's Home In
Baltimore, she leaves 1900.
Trust estates Of $500 and $4,000 ere created Tor
the bcnent Of her grandchildren. Edith and VIII
lam Woodward respectively, and the residue OF
the estate Is given to her son. James !. w oOe-
ward who is appointed executor and trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

lecture rooms and study hail. while IN the central
mart will be the great staircases and the rooms al
Lifted 70 the professors and officers
The building il to be entered from the front by
an imposing portal and hallway with tiled hoor
and yaulted ceiling. There is an equally large en-
trance on one side which will probably be used by
the students because it takes them at once to the
boar, Of tne building Near this side entrance are
the rooms alluded TO as for the students COM
fort" The first Of these is n locker-room. about
soxio feet containing 100 lockers. Here tho stu
dents can change their street clothing for such as
Is more comfortable, and here wraps, umbrellas,
etc. may be left.
Connected with this room VIII be a large ana
Handsomely designed lavatory and toilet room
s,,Ad IN marble and mosaic and near these rooms
louncirg-roorn also about 30Xi0 feet. where stu
dents can meet socally-a feature which many
think will do much 10 promote sood fellowship j"
The recitation rooms. which will occupy The rear
Of the building. are 10 ne eacn aoout "yH43 L.,
there benp two on each floor. over the recitation
MONS there viii be a large study nall. about 1jziJ
feet with alcOves extending out o. II: -.
IRE nails 5jx9O feet The ono IN the second story,
which will be used for public analrs VII Ve Pr
tcularly fine in finish and decoration. toe room
ssyInc high wainscotings AMI heavy panelled
csiing over these lecture rooms there VIII be
Tb confr3 part Of the building Will be devoted
pthe professors rooms and the library The latter
vii Be a thoroughly hre-proof room, even to IN ?
S5okshelves which VIII be made OF iron, hand,
sSmey inlshed. There being a large space al
window providing against any dark places.
The exterior 1ill be in the Italian Renaissance
style, Of cream-coored brick and terra Gotta; Inc
first story is simple and massive with rufticated
walls; the second. which Is more lofty. IS enIched
BY f' Pap 4a RsTn the 9y Wndo%s which
TIE larger lecture hall The upper story waicn IS
separated by handsome marble divisions.
deep cornce IN classic sty.e, Win D!iuSttadiIls
surmounts the whole. The building complete viii
cost about $4,000.
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CHECKS RUSHED THROUGH.
SOME SIDE LIGHTS ON BANKING
METHODS.

PROCEEDINGS IN TIE MADISON SQUARE BANK
sIIT-sPECiAL FAVoRS SHOWN TO ELLIOT
DANFORTH AND FREDERICK UH1MANN
WHEN THEY MADE THEIR BIG DRAFTS
The suit OF James G. Cannon and Miles NJ OBr'en
as receivers OF the Madison Square Bank against
Hugh j. Grant. receiver Of the s.. Nicholas BANK
to recover money ard sccu-ties amounting u >S''VV
was resumed before the referee. cX-Judge NIlld'h
c. Choatc a. his Office No. 35 Wi.liam-st. yesterday
Thomas RYAN exrer, accountant for the receivers
Of the Madison Square Bank was recalled ana ex-
amined as to the condition Of the Suspension. Inc
witness was asked to say what coiateraio were SUI
held
well, there's a gold watch he began.
At this juncure Mir Ryan's testimony was sus-
pended in order - allow John |. Waterbury, the
president of the Manhattan Trust Company, 10 so
upon the stand. Mr Waterbury was questioned
about Il conversation he had with State treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
THE ALDERMEy AND rHROUGH CARS.

In the Board Of A,dermens meeting yesterday
an opinion from Corporation Counsel Clark was
read in rep.y 70 a resolution OF the board asking
Il 1t possessed the power 70 compel the Forty
second Street Manhattanvile and St Nicholas
Avenue Railroad Company TO run It's cars through
the Boulevard 10 the end Of the companys route
e. Fort Lee ferry instead OF continuing the trans
Ter system "a, E,lehtv-eixihst which is a great in
convenience 10 the people Of the West SIDE. Mr..
Clark cited acts and ordinances which require me
running Of through cars least from Forty Second-
s.; and Sevenih-ave to the Boulevard ana Manhat-
tan-st He also showed that unless the Boy .eVarh
Is separate route from the other parts oil me sEs-
ten the company may be required 70 run throueh
without change 70 the Fort Lee Ferry. TIE or
porsrOn C0ursers opinion was referred TO the Rali-
road Committee which viii give a pubic nearing
On the subject on June g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
FOR THE YALE LAW SCHOOL
DESIGN FOR TIE HANDSOME NEW BUILD
ING COMPLETED.

"a BE ERECTED on THE NORTH SIDE or THE
GREEN. AND TO COST $23oOOo-A DEsCRIP-
TON OF THE PLANS.
oodv Berg & See. architects. No. 81 East Seven
.onth-st have completed the plans for tho new
S,o Law Sonool which, when built, will be one
:, the notable architectural features on the col
zoo grounds. The property upon which the new
Sr,laIne. is 10 be erected is on the north side Of
he Green. facing the three historic churches which
,cv sites in the centre OF the Common.
rbe Law School Building IS to b. 7Sxii0 feet. 1t
IN he three stories in height, with lofty base
.,ont Il will contain recitation rooms, study
soo,rs lecture halls. law library, rooms for the
.,,vate use Of the faculty and officers OF the Law
School and rooms for the comfort OF the students
rhese separate wants have been carefully studied
IN the scheme
with this end In view. the plan OF the building
,ss been made I-shapod. one end Of the | Will
contain the recitation rooms; the other, the large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
DECISIONS IN THE COURT or APPEALS

DECISIONS IN THE COURT or APPEALS.
Saratoga. June FIN the Court OF Appeals the
couoainc decisions were handed down this morn
ing:
Smith. appellant. against Union MIX Company
Sage. respondent. against Shepard Morris Lum-
Der CO.: Central National Pank of Troy, respond
cnt against Fort Ann Woollcn COMPANY ana an
other: the people * rel American surety COMPANY
respondent. against Campbell. Controller W atrr-
bury against Waterbury. Orders aflrined' Win
costs.
In re- guardianship Of Dorothy AMMAN appellant
Bennett respondent. against Thompson. Appeals
dismissed. with costs.
Woo,ioy appellant. against Friedia'4cT'
Strcrhorc. respondent against lennon. FatroNitch,
restrnlent agains: Phoenix Insurance company
Of Hartford. judgments affirmed with costs
Murphy, appellant. against Shea Judgment OF
trial court affirmed. with costs. .
Following is the calendar for tomorrow; Nos.
3C' rs ~ S3l, 80. sA 45s and 80.
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a specially OF thoroughly hTst-class carriage re, re-
pair work and furnish estimates on appncaton.
Just now they are making offers on Henry hillam
Company vc'orias and cabrolets: 49,, ,
The rgain list OF W. p. Pond CO. this week
consists OF spider phaetons. runabouts. Stanhope
phaetons tandem carts and wagonettes Ihey atso
show beautiful line OF traps OF every description
j. VI. Qu!mby G. CO.. OF Newark. report thai r.sl-
dents OF New-Jcrscy are as anxious TO ger % me
country as New-Yoikers II is shown BY the or-
mand for light summer traps OK all kinds. OF whcn
they arc amply supplied The firm anticipated the
demand and put In IA large and complete stock
H. H. Eabcock e co. are SIN holding their a,
cost <Tle preparatory to removal There are
NAM creat bargains 10 be had In carriages and
traps. S.or the stock Is still large
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no OPPOSITION TO TIE Cable PIN.

The application Of the Metropolitan Traction COM
pany for permission 10 use the cab,e as motive
power on rs proposed line in Twenty-thiri-si. from
Broadway 10 Lexington-ave.. and thence To thirly-
sxth-st. before the State Railroad Co'ni'''s-
sion yesterday The hearing vas in the Governor
Room In the City Hall. Commissioners Samue. n
Bsards.ey and Michael Richard being pIrseh,
Henry A. Robinson. counsel for the company SUD
nlited the papers TO the Commission: me scheIhe
70 connect the new road with me Bro@ f.aH,
man BearIslev declared the hearing c.Osed Inc
Commission decision VIII be given hereafter;
II vi. give a public hearing on the apPAcauoh Oh
the COney Island and Brooklyn Railroad company
70 the trolley from F.a;bush and OCEAN avs;
70 Greenwood Cemetery az the Brooklyn 'l'y nan
On June 8
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COURT CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY.


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supreme CONT Special Term Part Hrfe1" q ~,
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supreme Court spcc.al'I"rm Part lI-licfore Beach J.
supreme ccar, special Term part III Adjourned for
Gr.aiI Insf,re Andrew causes to 10
Circuit court Part II Adjourned Tor NE term. oo,,
Circuit c9q'-ra G I t ;s 2,e a., ais5
iCSii4 1888 1902 i7vG, ash 's2 '0'2 1852 case "
c,.-ui, cou-rart " BEFORE rat'eraon -c,"se' to
le zen, from. Pert III far fial 1ac ~ ,;
ape,r cour, General Term tdjonrnsd for mo term
e,5crior Court-Ir!a Term Part I-be'ore McAcam' J.
NJ, nl, ' c s' ffial II and IAiiurnei
'" ru ' court Chamber Rofofe, Arnold 50
o' IN ~ ... s,ri,.s Madci,na t,hlnr narrci r.
Allen Mary j. ia'ies. Th,fn.s Ia si.y,t
'ecner cro l9 ci"i R.ot ar az l3 a. M !" 'f'' "
M sarlognte, rernDeors Fn7srraii s.
n" Ga GaS lip. Special TcnEroro n'c'on ia j
sra,n rcas' General Adjourned NATL wein~'-
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'+'" "nmon ron.-rrini Term-rart lrAiiourn'i un'il
S,w t5nr:spccia Terra Before Van wys. Mo-
city Tcrrar, , 90 ,s M'ci ~, 10
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BE SAYS TIE rrynwoRrn DESERTED MN.

The examination in the case OF the sinking ana
ABANDONING Of the schooner Flora 4. Sawyer. cop
tain Albert Chrisiiarscn. by the ship Konilwor;h
captain James Baker. was continued before 'hltea
yates Commissioner Shields yesterday. captain
Shristiansen claims that on May ~ tnc REM "ni s
ran into the SAWYER and then sailed away. leaving
her and her crew 70 their fate, which IS contrary
% the laws Of the United States inc $500 M
Prosecuting Captain Baker crimnaliy, but VIII ny
70 Recover damages In civil action. MAJOR hait
the owner OF the Sawve. repeated the story of the
collision. and corroborated by his captain ana
q sailor namtl Horny Pctersen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
yOOyAy TO NAVE A NEW Trial.

Recorder SInyth sitting in Part II. General SHs-
Mons. in place Of Judge Cowing. granted new 'rlal
N the case Of John Noonan, who was convicted
ast January OF robbery in the second ceSree N
entering tho rooms OF Mira. Rebecca Robbins. at
40 22y East Oue-hundred- nG~siXth-st., tying hcr
Ss@nds with cord and stealing g from tfacuI;
soonan had been aen:eaccd to eight years. lie VIII
be brought from Sing Sing to the Tombs at once,
ana an carly DAY for the trial Will be fixed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
TIE SENTENCE OF MARVlv cOyFTRMED:

Eugeze A. Marvin. convicted before Judge Mar
uas In the General Sessions on June ID last or
''0'aung Section 81 OF the Penal Code In adveriis-
rs counterfeit money. was arrested yesterday al
-. nome. No. 5g West End-aye.. on bsncn war
s by Detectives Reilly and Won GerlchIen. ne
1 vaa printer No. ii9 West Seyenty-hrst,5t dst
s sss, ana printed grcen-goods circulars ne Wso
X hassshced 10 year IN State Prison and 70 pa.
Ivy fiEe. He appeael 10 toe General Term. ana
~ released on giving $500 ball The Genera Term
~ H. allrned the conviction. and his arrest followed.
~ was Committed 10 the Tombs BIZ Judge MARITIME
Issssercay, and, unless he appeals 10 the Court OF
reVs&lx ne viii be sent 10 State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
AGEy GETS srvEy YEARS AT HiRD LAnoR

Augustus c. Hagen was sentenced yesterday alter
noon by Judge Benedict in the United states or
cut Court TO seven years hard labor IN the Erie
county Pcnnentlary.
Hagen Is ;he man who after stealing SO.CD from
eas Exchange National Bank Of this city. Win the
- 49, Ok depOs.tOr named &. =. Bartholomew gave
re United States authorities an exciting chase 10
samoa. where. after having escaped once, he was
'ecspiured and brought back to New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20
Gounlrn Boaro.

vIW PEOPLE desired b. priyat~ iam,.y On a xxx, ,f,
e Of southamptOa l.. t. very IN" B;f'u""' "a
- lnts Of yhaec ami sul bathing. s'ai,hs Vi
Lnra.s. references exchange Address L. - h'~ i'
T-!bun, once.
n oARprRs WANTED iafge family win chhdrrn
ID can yet good board real ini ni""s' WIFI, "i
ara haif hours OF New York; plenty % ioon iIk am
veretal rs and u u TAR price Address CHAI'll' "i~
MOT Montrosc. =. \.
H. IMWOOD tfagnhouse).-On snail crlnrner ~ I.D'
oeasant rooms liberal table - L. Purd. hnnchefer' "
4, sEAr SOUTH BAYGurf ts:hns fAillnr iowinx; re-
NJ ing. large grounds; shadc, GENEROUS tnhr; ny"
terms: meet guests station. J. ". TGthli sp~nK l.
II oMpToN PLAINS y. J., THE MANDENlLLE;
small select family hotel. one nour Greenwood LAKE
pauroed exceptionally heathful; superior
table: terms SO upward
& tMMER BOARD farmhouse. quiet henlihfui pleas
- AMI iocaton I'm Canaan. Col, Co. y. Y. 50 per nech
- ~ j. ID. PARKE. Red Rock. Col Co.. NJ Z.
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REFEREES APPOINTED
ss......,... court

REFEREES APPOINTED
s'u.rcine Court.
Iucruhnn. J.
rn.titufion FOR SAVING Ferris 'r'rH" l"ii ''''
itnochau - Troua q cnscs)- Warren Hr'cn" ,.,,,,
Gc,n,ania Iif. Inrirancc Company vs. b''ct ""l''"
r,ker VS. stewart James J. N"rla
~ 10 Andrews. j.
,,,,,or va Fowler WibIr Iarrcuiofc.
N""'' Common Pl"a4.
Hv Eischon g.. J.
Johnston VS. Wet1icr- Hamilton V1'IL
Superior court
rs Du'.ro. J.
I-arrclijA VS. Roacnlorf-iamcs ~ Natru'"'
s,.crn ~ Hohlnson-jamos ~ NarlHN'
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Gnmmcr KrsorI 0oul6ec.
SUMMER HOMES on LONG ISLAND.
A BOOK OF BOOKS FOR 2 STAMPS.

A copy Of the ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF ihs
'Four.Irnck Series. Central Books and i.t--
ing, only u It's kind ever published WIN po
free postpaid. receipt OF two 2crnt stamps "
GEORGE II. bASlEIS. General Passenger Agent Giahd
Central station. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-20

VAN LOANS CATSKILL MOUNTAIN GLIDE
THE AUTHORITY oN TUE CArSKii,Its4,,. ,,,,,
lUJ HOTELS AND BOARDING HOUSES AMOS" IN"
cATSKII.I&. g.,
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PRICE. ~ CENTS. POSTAGE PAID.
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Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1894-02-19

The Unders' gued has Received from the Eastern
The Largest Single Order of
BILLIARD MATERIAL
Ever Imported the Islands 1t Concludes as Follows:
Cloth, grades;
Cues, assorted
Cushions by Block, patent;
Billiard Balls composition and ivory;
Pool Balls, do do.
Tips Chalk,
Pocket Castings, with leather and fringe, complete;
Pocket Meetings. fringe and leather;
Rubber Covers,
Court Plaster green and black
New Style Chalk Holders,
Triangles,
Shake Balls and Leather Bottles
Pool Pins
Markers etc. etc.
The above Goods have been Purchased at Reduced
Rates. and the undersigned prepared do any and all
kinds of
BILLIARD TABLE WORK
reasonable with dispatch Also new and second
hand Billiard and Pool Tables for Sale
Please Apply to j. p. BOWEN,
Perry Block. Hotel St. Honolulu
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NOTICE!

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States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-11
NO COUNSEL YET CHOSEN.

THE TROY COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED DELE
GATES THE TASK TO A SUBCOMMITTEE.
Troy n y March 10-The Committee OF
One Hundred appointed at the citizens mass
meeting on Thursday night to select perma-
nent committee OF safety" to consist OF 100 cit-
zens met this afternoon In executive session.
which lasted for an hour. The result OF the
deliberations was to leave the selection Of the
permanent committee to n special Committee or
twenty-five. Of which L. f. Guriey is chairman.
This special committee met later In executive
session. but did nothing. and adjourned. to meet
tomorrow afternoon at the office OF Mr.. Black.
who Is counsel to the Senate special committee
which is investigating election frauds.
jeremiah cary. Of the Thirteenth Ward and
Thomas O'Kecfe Of West Troy. who were with
Bat" Shea and John McGough when Robert
Ross was killed. were taken 10 police head
quarters late yesterday. and. after being ex-
amined by Superintendent Of Police willard,
were committed to jail as witnesses The men
will be detained until the examination OF Shea,
McGough and Boand takes place.
Francis J. MOlloy. MayOr-elect was seen
this morning IN relation to his Witt
yesterday afternoon 10 Governor Flower Mr..
Molloy asked what had been the
purpose OF the Governor In sending for him.
Mr. Mo,loy said that the Governor had sent FOR
him 10 confer with him about the Thirteenth
Ward affair: that the Governor had demanded
the punishment OF the criminals. whoever they
were. and had directed Mr.. MOliOy T. use every
pndeayOr To ferret out the perpetrators Mr..
NollOy said h. had assured the Governor that
he would sift the affair to the bottom and pun
ism the criminals. He said that he had directed
the police 20 act.
Il was never more sincere I'm anything In my
Ne than ! am IN nv desire Ia punish these
criminals. whoever they may be-. said Mr.
Molloy.
William Ross. who wounded seriously on
Election Day. AT The time his brother was killed.
when the proposition was made that the pubic
erect q monument over the grave ~ his muir
dered brother said: The only monument We
desire for our brother Robert - the promise OF
| a pure ballot In Troy