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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12

Miss stewards Accusation Against Former
Employees In Her Brotber's Restaurant.

Ntas Stewards Accusation Against Form sr
Employees In Her Brothers Restaurant.
The strike among the walters at the Cleve-
land restaurant. 12S Park row. resulted In a
row on Wednesday night and the arrest OF two
OF the strikers on a charge OF highway robbery.
Another striker was arrested for assaulting
Proprietor Stewart
About $3.50 o'clock on Wednesday night sew
eral OF the strikers gathered about the Park
row entrance to the restaurant. trying to per-
suade customers not TO patronize tho place.
Thomas Sheehan. the head water. whose dis
charge for alleged dishonesty brought on tho
strike. acted az the leader. He turned to one
OF the men, John Mcnamara OF 81 Madison
street. and told him to go into the restaurant
and demand the wages due him. NcNamara
did as he was ordered and Proprietor Stewart
paid him. Mcnamara counted out the money
This 10 q dollar short" he shouted. and at
the same time he grabbed Stewart and COM
mtnced to- drag him toward the door. lie was
Joined By Leader Sheehan. who commenced to
Lizzie Stewart. sister OF the proprietor was In
the restaurant at the time OF tho assault. and
William Conway OF l73 Park row. one OF the
striking walters. grabbed hor around the waist
Es ls sSf Ss P e Ms
to Conways assistance. and she SAYS. I'M
pinned her diamond brooch. Then 10th men
ran OF. Sheehan was the only one OF the gang
left when policeman came, aud he was placed
under arrest for assault.
He was afraicned before Justice Taintor in
tho Tombs Police Court yesterday. ana during
his hearing Sergeant Lnngan OF the court
squad succeeded In arresting both Mcnamara
and Conway. LAnRan suspected that the men
would come to court to see the result OF their
lenders trial and after the case was fairly
under way he quietly ordered all the doors
locked. Miss Stewart, accompanied by police
man: then, vent among the spectators and
JuatiCO ChafRAl
highway robbery. and were held for trial
sheehan was held In $500 ball for trial for
NJ
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Mrs.. I.ivinGston Inauirius About . ssooo.
600 Trust Fnnd In Her Isrothrrs. mn.a.

- IIring.ton inauir'rs About = 5000.
WV i"' i""d " hsr hrother'- Hands.
Emily A. Livingston and her son. William n
Blackwell. have begun proceedings in the Su.
preme Court against Charles 4, Graer
Dro'neI oi Mrs Livingston to compel him 10
account for three.million-d dollar trust fund.
Iawrenco In s,,,r.r,. 80, ~, ouS'lcs
r,otin,' -, eno oVur,. ShamDers. upon
and Har aon "T ,oe 10 Denai o. mrs. Livingston
Green AT his bnma In Tron,an rn'l',I "i'
PIanSo =. ~, ms nome IN trenton. George {.
Mrs Liylpgston rssidss n, ia "a,
teenth street In the winter and has a summer
residence at Garrison's Charles Y CireenIIv,.
at los West state street Trenton. Mrs, liz
and the only daughter OF Henry w. Grssn
p'.,, ~, was INC late william Bsrard
Dsek"eH' Charles T.. Green is the only son Of
Henry ". Green and tho sole surviving execu.
nnr. y, ~. wiz anu one OIL the resld.
u@ry Ieeatoes under the will OF his uncle john
both Hsnrv w opaI o,, r. ,,u,.
- I'm nenry W. ana Jonn were millionaire.
$4,000. 900 to Princeton College. ne dioJ =.
hnril q 1877 l.,rirr IT,. ",vu ou
and ibroo nro,Sa,s ca w.uow' 's H IL Green.
Henry W. The widow died last ummer Inov.
ing an estats sstim,,od 20 -. ,n.n ieaV-
,,,I e''na'eu " oo worm oNera
million. BY her will she gave about 100000
to charitable and Religious institutions ~.
rest poip q IN r.I.ti,ao H.. M r' va.
on Dsc ~ y,tsm fi nehry ". Green died
Grecn bs.;de. s ne ien Miuow susan NJ.
M rtjn:. V 20 th1at son anu daughter. who are
M NE -! ~ NM snis 1 suit,
mahded Sbarias Il rnen IN az ahccounting is de;
Of his ancie JoSn r. u f,s holds under the viii
ioasto S osn nd oa .he heirs including Mrs: Iy-
nr,arias n nn nor son; !hey sue as Dene-
detarn,i,a anuen 'ne Will 70 nave their rights
in IN ,1igi anu 10 nave hne residuary clause
gnya 70 thn u c,Hans.rueu: Inc resiuuary clause
a. TaI. ine "iaoW, oaran H. Greon; the broth
Sr.en 2 ureen me nephew, Charles +
shour ~ a uao ynunnage John =. nixon. friend,
thay void 49, " properly IN tue nope that
obiects az ,ba NC tne sdnie 10 such persons and
Eo; thi as tney shoulu deem best and SUCH as
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Ea.,.r.mo., or H.r,e. Bridges.

The proposed bridge across the Harlem
River, connecting First and Willis avenues. 10
to be constructed. Mayor Gilroy's objections
last year TO the plans having been Withdrawn.
The Mayor said yesterday that Assem- blyman
Butts had introduced a bill In the Assem- bly,
providing for the issue OF bonds to defray the
expense OF construction. Mayor Gilroy's OBJ.
lections were due TO the facts that he thought
the Third avenue bridge would be sufficient
avenue bridge authorized the spending Of the
money otherwise than by direction Of the
Board OF Estimate aud ortionmsnt. This
has been changed In Mr.. Buttss Till
q The bridge 10 to extend from l35th street
aud Willis avenue to l25th street and First
avenue. with a yiaduct across the tracks OF the
New Haven and Hartford Railroad tracks. IL
Is TO cost 81. OOO.0OO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
J. g. J. DoBSoN,
CAPTAIN AND MEN At ODDS.
A. Urco-fertabie State OF Affairs In the
Thirty--eve-th street Police station.
2 East 14th Street.

A, U-eo-tor,asis State OF Affairs tn the
Tktrty--eve-th street Police station.
Police Commissioner MacLean held special
court at the Central once yesterday to try
three policemen on the complaint OF Capt.
James K. Price OF the Thirty-seventh street
station. The defendants were Roundsmau
Orrin II. Simms charged with insubordna-
tion. and patrolmen Edward T. Mccain and
Henry F. jacob. charged with being intoxi-
Gated. Charles W. Brooke appeared for the
accused.
Capt Price testified that on the morning Of
Jan. 5. Just after the midnight roll CALL he dis
covered that two policemen we're intoxicated.
and ordered Roundsmnn slmms to examine
thom. Simms reported that they were APP
parontly all right Capt Price then ordered
the patrolmen TO sit down. Jacobi did. but
Mccain would not The Captain repeated his
order twice. McCann stu refused, and then
Roundsman Simms to take away his shield.
Bimms would not do it AfteIward McCann
10 the. Captain. .sereennt Cahill substan-
tieted the CAPTAINS story
Roundsman s,mms testified that the GAP hiLn
different orders In so rapid succession that he
had not tims 70 obey the one . SpceiIied before
Hall dozen batrolemen . sspp0aT'sd the
tain and men are strained. -. .
In the .patrolmen'a cases Police Surgeon
Smith testified that he was summoned to the
station by the CAPTAIN, and after examining
Mccain and jacob Concluded that both were
suffering from too much drink. The officers
denied the charges, and a number OF citizens
and policemen testified to thu. good character
and habits OF both m n, and that neither had
ever been seen, drunk. jacob said that
on By bullet wounds reesivsd in the
war. He took morphine tablets to ease
purchase a tablet In the drug store at Tenth
avenue and Twenty-cighth street, but the
clerk refused to sell him one. Instead. the
clerk gave him some dicine which con.
tanned morphine. ether. and whiskey. jacob
took one dose Of II. and when he reached tho
station house. took a morphine tablet which
he found in his locker. Then he went to bed.
and he had been asleep about twenty-five
minutes when he was called down stairs. The
drug clerk corroborated jacob, and Dr.. Smith
admitted that tho condition he found Jacob in
could have been cause by the medicine. An
attempt was made in each case to show that
tho Captain In making tho charges against the
officers had other motives beside desire to
maintain discipline This he denied. Decision
was reserved.
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Accused OF stsall.E El,s,rlsr,y.

charge OF the larceny OF some electricity.
amount not stated, was the peculiar com plAi Mt
made against Edward Gardner 10 Jefferson
Market Court Yesterday. and another charge
OF assault was also made against him. Gard
nsr Is the manager OF bicycle exhibit In
Madison square Garden. aud. being DESTROYS
OF running bicycle by electricity. he tapped
an electric light wire, Among the spectators
spsetor for the els"trie light company who
saw tho electric bicycle aud cut tho wire that
iurnished the motive power: Then Gardner
McMahon was considering whether the lar
eeny charge you'd stand. the two msl patched
up the difficulty. the complaints were with
drawn. and Gardner was discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Threw . I..ap .n. s., 81. msu.. .. rlr,

When Walter Price. eolored. Of POS West
Seventeenth street. came home on Wednesday
night drunk. his wife proceeded to lecture him.
Walter lost his temper and threw chair at
her 1t missed. and he tried again with
pitcher. a cup and saucer. aud the stove poker
Mrs. Price ran TO-. the door screaming and
made last effort with lighted lamp II
smashsd Just behind her and set the place on
ment had put out the Are. Matter was found
peacefully sleeping on the bed and was ar
rested. The nTs did 500 damage. Id Jeffer-
son MarLet court Yesterday morning Price
was held In 5000 bail TO await trial Ia the
COURT Of Speeial sessiohs -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
ONE OF COZ. WAIrE's HOBBIES
a Resolution CondemnIag His Foreign Gels
Legal Tender sehrmr


DENVER Col. Jan. 1.-THE members OF the
House. In extra session. began business this
morning In the best OF spirits. 1t was more
like special session OF q third House or .
bRckwoods debating society. Jokes and re-
partee were banded and every motion was
made the subject Of mlrth. Petitions with
numerous signatures were presented and
read. some urging INN ediAte ADJOURNMENT
aud others asking for some legislation that
will give workingmen en- ployment.
=, After the petitions were all presented Mr..
ktllsn OF Arapahoe offered q concurrent resO-
luton condemning the Mexican dollar legal
tender scheme recommended iE the Cover
nors message, The I'm N ediats consideration
OF the resolution WAS objected to. A resolu-
tlon was passed TO appoint committee 10 in
yestiga,s the condition Of the state finances
with view TO finding II there IL money avail
able to defray the expenses OF the extra
session.
A resolution to adjourn sine die offered bJ
Mr., Bonynge q Arapahos, was laid over under
the rules until Tomorrow The votes OF ths
morning Indicate a change OF opinion on the
part OF some OF the members In favor Of re-
naming In session II plausible reasons eau bs
advanced Tor 80 doing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
A Clever Rus. to G., Rrs orHl. Children.

Mrs. Ystte Cohen. who lives at "a Allen
street. came to the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday and asked TO bs relieved o; the care
OF two young children that had been left on
her hands In strange manner. She said that
d week ago a man whom she had never seen
before came to her room accompanied By two
pretty children. He told hsr his name was
Welnstetn and that he had been recommended
to her BY n friend as u proper person to care
for his children while he was travelling. lie
said he woult pay her - week for their
board. She accepted the charge and the man
left his children with her, saying lie would 10
back In half an hour to pay their first weeks
board. He did not return.
Gerry agents who investigated the womAn's
story said they believed Il to DO true. and
Justice Ryan committed ths children to tho
Five Points House OF Industry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
=. =. stokss's CrisiaaI Proceeding Axai.s,
W. T. ID. ..'"s

Lawyers A. Oakley Hall and ARENAS II.
Holmes, representing W. f d. Stokes and
William II. Martin, Jointly indicted for libel
ling Edward S. stokes. appeared yesterday Ia
the General Sessions to oppose motion to q K
a day for the trial Mr.. Hall said that tho
practice had been always to postpone q GRIM
inal prosecution until the settlement OF civil
proceedings whore both proceedings involved
by Mr.. Nicoll TO allow reargument of a de-
mnrrer upon four days notice to the District
Attorney. Pending an inquiry MIR. Osborne
agreed to a postponement OF the motion.
Later In the day IL was said that Assistant Dis
prosecution and will urge the fixing or a day
for the beginning OF the trial within the
m
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
A North Carolra. HsaL Cashier M...rur.

AsHEyIIIE. n. G., Jan. IL On Saturday Ls-
fore New Tears bay lawrence pullianl. cashier
Otthe National Bank OF Asheylls. left here
with 81, 200 for Eastern hsnEs. saying he could
save express charges by carrying the monsy.
As ne was going AS Tar as Philadelphia for a
surgical operation, PuliAm has not hesu
heard FROM since. He had heen in IN health
aud frequently took morphine. His wife and
he has wandered on and Perhaps been a.
saulted and robbed. His accounts are all right
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
THE DEFUNCT COMMERCIAL BANK
Deposition. Want to Have Several Ex.DI-
rectors Arrested.

rectors Arrested.
lawyer Horace Graves. az tho representative
Of the association Of the dissatisfied dspositors
OF the dsfunct Comm ercial Bank in Brooklyn.
yesterday applied TO Police Justice Walsh in
the Adams Street Court for warrants for the
arrest OF four or i've OF the directors OF the
bank. Justice Walsh. after examining the
papers submitted by Mr.. Graves. handed them
back. and Informed Mr.. Graves that they would
have to be amended in some particulars before
the warrants could be granted. Mr.. Graves
will probably renew his application to-day
pointed last month when the Grand Jury
which Investigated the banks affairs brought
In indictments only against eN-President
keensy and sx-Casher Vail. the contention
being that some OF the directors were equally
as responsible for the mismAnagement as
these officers Mr. Graves refused to set forth
tho nature OF his complaints Or the names OF
the accused directors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
a Druaksa Wssaan Nearly Sets JustIe
TtGhs's Court on Fire

Mary Walsh. . drunken virago ofo7 Hunting
ton street. threw the Butler Street Police Court
In Brooklyn. over which Judge Tighe pre-
sides. into an uproar yesterday morning by
rpsettlng the stove 10 the prisoners pen and
scattering the live Goals over the floor. She
court officers who ran forward with pals OF
water TO extinRutsh the blaze. and was with
the Amity street station In the patrol wagon to
sober MP. AMI will be disposed OF to-day.
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DECISION AGAINST M'KANE.
JUSTICE BARrssTr RsFUsEs TO oUxsH
THs eRxYEsEND IEDTOTMRNTs.

A.. A,.. m..,.. a.. 1.--,,.s.,.. a.. r..
Ass A'.o Sssies tse npp"es"es - 80
speetos or the ern-s surs Ni-stes-
The Defendants Az Eater me@urgers.
| yu.,,.. xvut.., t...,... ,c.,...., a..
'ustice wizard baIuett' IN the Cout. OF Oyet
and Terminer In Brooklyn yesterday. AM
| nounoed bia decIaIon on the r,otion 20 ouaaI,
a. issi.tn 49,, 49,. ~ ~, ~
.ne Inducements HRansS Ohlei Jonn j. MO
Kane and the twenty.one other persons ac-
mi Tha notice. 80. ali ss.,.d ~ Ii, : !.
enc. me motions "ere All ueniea' as wei
the application for an Inspection Of the Grand
Jury minutes.
rrkt. a. a. -. =, ,...,t. p.,,-.,,,
this u the main part OF Justlos bertlettsoe
cision:
\, IN. ,..,rno,r -, IN. -t,o..... a. A.. .......
- ~ " y, '"e ~ us oon'smp'
proeeeu,nss was teA'y As "eaE :. tue dstsndanu sus'
Eest and they gave no further testimony before the
Grand jury there would really be some foundation for
the molten to qus,h But Mr. sh.psrds smdsvit de.
.i.,s. q, o,n.r ,..,,n., .ua 4. a..
.h..n.. =, .nso,so .v",n,n, 49,, ,n sns ~.
sO's"ee y, sPeo'"o s'ermen' inst Tue Nhols es't
mony aia not make out prma fAoie case the melton
10 denied
The second ground IL that Edward ~ Shepard ana
Jane. H. Fish were present during tn. session Of tb.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
ks,..l.a III. D.faIs.,Ien WINE nm n.a

PHILADEIPHIA. Jan. ll.-Unitsd States Com-
missioner Craig this morning Issued warrant
for the arrest Of William Piersol. receiving
teller Of the Consolidation National Bank.
charging him with being implicated with Pay
OF S4IuOO from the Institution. liersOI WAS
arrested this afternoon The officials Of the
bank say that BoOkkeepeT Matthew !. NAndu-
sen, who made q confession OF the whole AFFAIR
while out OF his mind in sickness Is not i'm
plieated but II Is known that the latter is
under surveillance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
CHIEF NEVTNs MAY RETIRE.
Hs Has Besn Head or the Brooklyn Fire
Dspartaeat Tor Twenty -three Years.

DepartAsat Tor Twenty-thres Years.
Thomas +. Nevins. Chief Engineer OF the
Brooklyn Fire Department is not likely to
continue In that capacity after the close OF the
month. Mr.. Nevins will probably make april
cation to Com missioner Ennis within q few
days for permission TO retire on half pay and
there 10 no doubt that 1t will be granted.
Mr.. Neylns Joined the regular paid depart
ment on Its organization in 1853 ms District
Chief Engineer. and he has held this place
ever since. lie was foreman OF Engine Com
pany No. - In the old Volunteer Fire Depart
msut In 1873 Mr.. Nevins ran for ShsrifT OF
Kings county on the Democratic ticket against
Albert DagEett and was defeated. This was
his first and last venture In the political field
During MIR. Neylns's period as Chief Engineer
the Fire Department has increased from l5d
10 300 men.
Chief Neyins will probably be succeeded By
District Engineer James Dale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Gov. JasE.es I.aurura,sa.

DEs AoISEs. Ia. Jan. ll.-GoW Frank ID.
Jackson was insugurAtsd to-day The esTs-
naoDiss took place In the corridor in the front
Of the grand stairway in the Capitol building.
and were witnessed b. 5000 people. The re-
cent bereavement Of the retiring Governor.
Horace Boies In the death Of his daaGhte ahd
only home companion. Mlss Jessica Boios. led
GoNeTnor-slect Jackson TO request that ali
partisan and shoWy features Of thu ibapguEa-
wishee we're respected. The new asssrnor
IeId HE Inaugural address THIS evening an
inisfiagl Tegsptleh waR had
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Hs woa,t Release Prrua,rsa.t.

CHIcAGo Jan. Hired Names. who no.
lisysd It his mission TO libsTats the Assas-ln
PrendsTGIst from the county ISiL was tried IS
to his sanity TO-DAY aud sent 20 Jefferson
the way he expected 10 obtain authority T. T.
lease Prendergasl. Names quoted the ~c.lHr
lures. All questions asked. With the ehfe' :
tl0n Of those res aTding pTsudeTggst aud s
proposed release. were answered lntell.- sHi.i-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
p.n,na.sr,Ls knlaLt.er I.nnor.

ALBANY. Jan ll.-At to.day's session Of tIs
Knights Of labor Congress q resolution was
ADOPTED fayoring indsDsndsnt political action
demanding union wages aud siEht-houT work
day OF authorities in the case Of all public
works; protesting against the employment Of
Womsn as Mattresses 10 saloons aud Testau-
Tants where piquOT Is sold: favoTing the ten
hour bill for employees ON surface roads and
IavoTing Increased pay Tor letter carriers IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
JaaEm.at A EaIast rhs Loas Island .nIlroAa.

MlDDLETowS. Jan. lL-Judgs Brown and q
Jury In the Supreme Court at Goshen have
given Gabriel Tuthill Of this city q Judgment
against the Long Island Railroad Company for
sls5O0 Tuthill was passenger on the train
returning from the shsepshsad Bay races on
June 20 last which was wrecked al the Park
VILE tunnel; Tuthlll who is . salesman for
Francis IL. Legget q TO. tho New York ErOcers
Was thrown from his seat and rendered I'M
conscious, When he MAS revived he eX-
psrtsneed, great pain In his spine. He was a
strong robust man before tie accident. but
now walks with great difficulty. and has indi-
cations OF PARALYSIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Rswsry saloon X -.ssr. Arrs.t.s.

The police arrested sixteen BoWsry saloon
keepers. whose places. between Houston and
Division streets. they found open after hours
yesterday morning. The raids we're made be-
tween ! and 3 o'clock. When the prisoners
were arTaigned In the Essex Market Police
Visited by tho police before o'clock offered
the excuse that they had Kept open to clean up
alter thS days business. Justice Ryan held
charged those who offered IL. The other pris.
onsrs half a dozen IN number, were held in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
4 Msatr.al J.w,II.r Ress.a.

MOSTREAL, Jan. IA daring robbery was
committed early this m0rRlng In the isWslry
store Of A. CoshsnthAlsF on Sc. James street
The thieves cut through . staircase on the
Adjolnink premises. which gave them ingross
to the rear II Coca thaleTa store. They got
aSay with 5000 worth 81 Diamonds as well
- other lsNslfI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
HsadaaaTrsr- OF. Green Goods s.sr.

BHDGFPoRT. Jan. ll.-HlRh Sheriff CLARK son
ana Deputies Fenslon and Curtis found In
StratfOrd TO day the storehouss Of the green
goods" gang recently broken up In this city
1t 10 an old barn belon cling - Grant MeKssl.
q negro tTuckmAn Of Hartford. aud the officers
including circulars and some ENVELOPES that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Communications rro@ TGsir ola Coua,au asr

Lieut. Col, Moran OF the sixty-ninth Regi-
msnt has issued a circular addressed 10 the
commencing their Obedience Of the orders Of
dlsbandment under very trying circum-
stances, aud CONCENTRATING them upon tls
good i'm preston their conduct has maze up,n
the public, lisut.-CJl Moran also rldoT1ts
their petition TO GOV Flower for Edmls."n
iqto the National Guard as companies VI their
old regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
Not to BIa-s Tor NIssasl Harroa'. Drarh

The Medical Board OF GouVsrneur Hospital
have Investigated the case OF Michael Barron.
who IL alleged 10 have died OF fractured
skull and whose Ailment was diagnosed as al
eoholism BY Ambulance Surgeons Pettis and
Kelly. fhsJ reported yesterday that BaTron's
snsd By negligence Of the hospital employees.
Warden ORonrks o. BELLEVUE Hospital recon-
mends a rule requiring all subjects Of Ambu-
LANCE calls 70 BE- taken to the hospital for sx-
animation bJ the house surgeon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-12
NO ICE cEor so ran IN SEW JxRsrr
PIsatJ OF lee Lsn Ovsr. hut Zee Gathsr.Fs
Ars sGnsrIso.

Me- SHusTIa0s
Good crops Of Ice have occasionally been
gathered in New Jersey after tho middle Of
January. but the Ice men are now beginning
to be alarmed about the prospects for this year.
The United Ice lines have 10000 tons OF last
winters Ice stored at Greenwood LAKE. and
other PLACES in the state. and there Is much
holdoNer Ice at various points owned by InGs-
pendent dealers but this does not give elh-
ploymsnt to tho hundreds OF eountrymeu who
exc Uut an sxistSncs I'm winter 6y working
upon the ice lields or In the houses. IL j. SAL
that the syndicate spends at east SlOU.uuu m
wages IN northern New Jersey every winter
when thsTe Ia good lee crop. This year 10
will apparently spend little or nothing.
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AIaISr sshisrss waAts salsSas q Close -
MldalEAG

Mayor sehisrsn Of Brookl5n yesterday gave
this sxplAn4tion Of his reference 20 the en-
ioIeemsnt OF The Excise laws In bis recent
message;
Iam IN favor Of having The Saloons closed
az IL o'clock e night, and Of having : proper
oo1sFfanes Of tbs lass on euhdaYG
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EAMofEsTH iSYSaE,aaA

kheum allan aud 0out hanahsd forever uith tAm'ls
FTsscrlPtion lOQ3st, prepared b. huusE AZ YER.
place. \. n. lncuFabea gel cared aud s0nder 40 -
al cane about fieAaAal 70 taxa 16c boL Al ara
EistL FsnDhlst 1sA