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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
ALFRED KERDMlN'S SrICIDE.

c. w. Hanks. OF No. l22 West Twenty -thlr!-st
came TO The Tribune Office yesterday to correct
some mistakes he said which were contained in
the article published yesterday In The Tribune
Alfred Herdnan's suicide. fierdman had known
Mr. Hnnks's divorced wife only ak weeks before
the divorce and he 0Ierdman) was not the
respondent. as the article said Mr.. Hanks sLd
his business required him 10 be In England n good
deal. and Herdman had come 10 him and proposed
to adopt Mr.. Hanks's child. and to give her good
educa tIon Mr. Hanks had Intended TO look up
Herdman's record In England before consentlng
and the question had not been settled when Herd
man killed himself The statement that Herdman
had charge OF the child a mistake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
rrrorr or rnr prBrIc WORKS DrrlRruryr.

Commissioner ~ Public works Dlly Yesterday
tran-mlit'l % the Mayor his report - m" opera
tons o, the Department of Public Works Cor the
quarter which ended June 20 lS'' The following is
partial synopsis. Expenditure on appr1priati'n
account t7s5.c,i p. street improvement iund.
59s a. on Croion water fund. $3.50 i7s 80. on re
pavement FUND. t.lo1li5l. on miscellaneous fuais.
us3esiG. total. N.7l2i@ Eevenrr collected
from me water service. $500 - o. from n.sce'-
iancous sources fG3eS q. total Xl57.l02 Is The
prercnt daily supply Of water IS 10000" gallons
seven mics OF additional water mains were lail.
~ draughis from stored water were required dur
ing the quarter. except FOR the Bronx River supply
for which 2rG.OpoOO gallons were drawn from the
KerslcO reservoir.
one hundred AMI hfy-two case amps and
ifs new g. eciric lamps placed AMI lighted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
TROUBLE OvER AN INSURANCE POLfCT

u. f.. Greenhaum. formerly OF Vienna AMI re-
Gently OF Ncw-York has been playing some queer
pranls With the Mutual IAfc Insurance Company
and John Mckay. OF the Oriental Hotel Green
baum has recently posed as mn agent OF the in
snrance company. but he was never recognized by
the company one of rs agents. Last May he
asked both Mr.. Mckay and IA Mr. Ross 10 take out
policies OF $4,000. each having his made out IN
favor OF the other. Ross was In debt to Mckay, 30
he readily assenied. and passed. by a phys-
clan rs good. Mckay. however. was found phys-
caly imperfect He paid The premium Of sDr on
tho policy. which assigned 10 him and then
tireenbaum and Ross disappeared. Mckay and the
insurance company are now fighting 10 see whether
or the policy holds good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
TIE ArrAcIlMENr AcAINsr W. 6. nAIY.

Justice Barrett. lu Supreme court. Chambers. yes
tcrlav denied a motion o. tlci'c IT attachment
which had been secured against ~" property IN
this Stat of William g. Daily. ~ turflran ty
william J.. Grifnu The action f. brought upon
claim which was assigned 20 Grimm hy William G.
Hale. an architect 81 Hartford Conn. for VIZ.
for services IN building hotel a. hartford fo'
DAILY Tho hotel = sad 20 have cost 81 N" DAILY
lives Hartford with his VIE ana oNns con
siderable zeal eetaf. there. Tn attachment was
granted b.c1use Of his non-rcsiieuc". Hale de-
clAr,s that tn turiuau told him that he would pay
tie hli! a. coon be could realize sum lent from
In sarp9rt o. the tlotion 70 60, aside the at
tachmcnt nfllavli q Naiy vas pr"a'nte DE-
and that h. ls worth fully SO 80, am upward and
able 10 meet any claims that may be- mad" AGAINST
him II Was cDIt'u4'4. on the other hand. now
ever that DAILY had llvcI for the las' seven Years
al Hartford with his wife during the winter months.
and hal also voted there Judge Barrett there
fore concluded that thc alta Amcnt should stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
uR. sAar ANn Mn. e0rLn DO xor nLsAeREL

The story published yesterday about an alleged
difference OF opinion between Russell Sage ana
George +. Goui was Indignantly denied Ov Mr.
SAGE yesterday. Mr Sage said n wrs one II the
most stupid attempts 20 bring him before the pub
he that had been made IN long time Mr.. sage Is
intimately connected IN a business way with the
Gould interests. The story said that ~" WAS dis
pleased with Mr. Gould fOr taking a vacation. and
mar Mr. Gould was dispi,ased with Mr. Sage for
Interfering too much wiki mis- business
Mr. Sage s9d. among other things In speaking
81 the story. MY feelings toward Grorg, Gould
have never changed. have always llkel him
have not any cahl" dispatches 10 him urging
him 10 come bone. As 10 Missouri Pacific IT'S float
ing debt has TO: increased. AMI the prospects Of the
road are excellent | have not sold one share and
don't intend to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
WGOTGU TAKEN 70 DANNENOPt

Troy. Aug. John McGough. sentenced to
Danncmora prison for nineteen years and six
months FOR assault IN the first degree upon William
Ross. vas taken TO prison this morning by Sheriff
Harrington. McGough was implicated in the shoot
Ing AFFAIR In the Thirteenth Ward OF this city last
Election DAY, when Robert Ross was murdered
John r. Norton counsel for Shea and McGough
said today that he will appeal In the case OF he
two men Shea Ii awaiting eXecution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
SNAIL FIRE ~ JoHy II CHEErhES ho'' =.

The firemen were called at noon yes a. the
put out a fire which had been discover BY
Ave-story dwelling at No. 50 Fifth-ave' .r pel,.
John H. Cheever. president OF the New o'y Mr.
ing and Packing Company. NO 10 fn'N .assnt and
howns the only one besides the servantsw the are
IL the house on Wednesday nisn1t, ..nrered on the
second floor by the housekeeper. Mn''Tr The danes
was attracted by the odor o. Snor The damage
caused II estimated at SW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
rx.rREsIprxrn owELL prYIKs rMK cnlRcES

IX-PRESiDFNfH DWELL DENIES TIE THi RGEN
Tho remarks and charges male by T. ~ Howell
ex -prcsIent OF the Sherman Sank az the stock
holders meeting abrit the way the bank had re-
Gently bccn CONDUCTED hav" stirred up considerable
feeling among the officers Of the institution. and
they say that Mr. Howelvs statements are not
true. They say. moreover that the only loan 10
directors on which the bank lo@t money was one
20 Mr. Howell Mr. Northrop. tho cashier. IA quoted
as SAYING that Mr.. Howell had said that he would
force the bank into rcccivcra hands. Mr. Howell
denied this yesterday He also denied the state
meat that the bank had lost money on loan TO
him
The cashier Of the bank thinks that II everything
proceeds ~ tisfactoriy In the winding UP of the
hink's affairs m" stockholders Will receive the
par value OF their stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
IT rs NOT PERTLENT OPHTHA LIMA.

Dr. Doty. OF the Division OF Contagious Diseases
received n report yesterday from the inspector de-
tailed by him TO investigate the reported epidemic
Of ''purulent opthaamia' in the East Side. DR.
Doty's assistant examined all the which had
come 10 the notice of DIR. Henry Freeman. OF No 20
Jeffersonst.. who had called the Board OF Health's
attention 10 the cases, and found that the disease
was not "pu-ulent ophthamia" bur ordinary con-
junctvits, or pink eye" which IL common among
children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
MS BODY fOUND ~ SWAMP

Nicholas Pagan. OF Sparkl. arose from the dinner
table last Sunday and went out. No saw him
alive again. Fagan's body was found yesterday
morning In "A swamp back OF his hotel In Sparki
by his wife and a pedler Identification only
addicted TO drink one theory to his death Is
that he wandered into the swamp while under the
Is that he poisoned himself This will not be def
ntely known until after the autopsy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
PETER JOKES SENT TO WIRD'S ISLAND

Ex-Assemb lyman Peter Jobes. who was adjudgal
insane Bellevue yesterday. was transferred to
the asylum Wards Island yesterday morning
No friends were present. Several other patients
were transferred by the same boat. Jobes was
charged In the lorkvle Police Court with annoy
Ing girls In Central Park. His actions aroused
plcon that he was mentally unsOund This
established by Drs. Fitch and Wtkran Wednes-
.In.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

Judge Dugro 81 The Superior Court. has confirmed
the report % Referee August g. MANI. and awarded
n Judgment OF divorce 20 Jacob Wels4nR. r.. from
his wife loretta Wclsiug. 20 whom h. mar
Rcd on February d. 1879 WcsinR is son OF
Police Sergeant Jacob WclsinE. Of the West
Thirty soNtnfh-st. station.
Judge Durro has also granted 20 Isabella Moore
A decree Of absolute divorce 10 the SuperiO. Court
from her husband. Edgar Mont Moore. a theatr-
cal travelling man. to whom she Was married On
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
CRIMINALS CAPTTRED ~ FREMONT.

Two red cows and twenty-four gray and white
geese were picked up by Policeman John Denner-
ieln and Peter Dev.in OF the Thirty fourth Pre-
clnct yesterday morning, and promptly i'm
pounded The Thirty-fourth Precinct station which
Is at fremont Is idea..y situated. amid surround
ings that breathe Of partOra simplicity The b.uc-
coats there fret themselves IN lgnomnOus inactivity.
Yesterday, however, this capture ed Captain ThOmp
son 10 flash the intelligence over the police wires
70 MulbeNy-st.. and Dcnner;ein and Dev,in are
flushed with the proud sense Of duty ably performed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
A FIREMAN KILLED IN DETROIT

Detroit, Mich. Aug. AIT 2:30 O'Clock this after
noon fire broke out in Hunton. Myles & Weeks's
lumber yard Atwater-st The entire block
bounded by Franklin Rvard and Riopelle SITS. was
on FIRE The lors Is estimated al $4,000 One fire.
man, Eugene McCarty. was instantly killed. and
Ave other firemen were injured BY q falling wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
SHE WANTS THE CUSTODY or HER BOY.

Nj Sarah &. Hrowne. through her counsel Ed
ward whitney Hail. has procured from Judge
Barrett. OF the supreme Court. n witt ~ hab"As
corpus 10 compel the Ncw-Ycrk Juvenile Society
20 produce her boy. George Howard Browne In
court and show cause why she should not nave
the custody Of the child Mrs. Browne says that
some time ago she made 81 agreement win n"
society whereby IT undertook % care for the 'hill
Since <hen. however. she fars the hol = hoalth
has failed AMI he has become deh!litatei. and re-
qGlrcs special care. Act. anl medical attention
which the society has failed 10 supply. Sn" fay'
II has also refused Ter request 10 sivt the boy
back hsr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
COUNT cALrvpAns ron TO-DAY.

Supreme Court General Term Recess
Supreme Court thlmi'rs- BsfIf" Barrett. Court
opens 20 Motions. taeniHf called AZ II Q
Class u Vail Rand ph Class " PnfH Dorsey.
61ar- Dalton. GINS VIII Hyrnm f.erl-
lara. Avery Sporting Word e.. matter ~
Myers Flood cain. Dvf'r I'ofe. Fellows
Mulhonand Johnston Enltofsing " 20. Wrr s'ry-
Nrsau' Iirr lnsuIarc~ tu = smith. Smith bloch.
IND, fhul vs NrU i,rk Purified Mnh CO.. Buckacu
Tayl.r matter a. Hrtue matter 4 0lerfs. matter of
Watson matter Penrsa matter - Chamberlain Na''.
-. Note 1907 Imam lult "rizlng Co.. t.4llgsn 80
%cy-- YORK Time Publishing Co.. Mdilehr0Ik flroen
canton Manufacturing Co. - Goi;r"y. lous seymour
GarD tIo"eH
Adjourned Tor the torn.
Circuit Cour7 II. II; ana Iv-AdIourn,d Tor
ih~
opens ~ - m MptlDns.
Superior court -enefn Term Adjourned for the term
Superior EQUITY Term Adjourned ~
Superior court Trial Tcrm-Paris !. II and 1lI-Ai-
journ~d the
surroraic's court Chambers Before F,tz7c-ail -
Fstnie of Eienor Huriing. ~ ~ WIS for Probate.
John oliver Charlotte A BODY. Mary T. Parker Edwnfi
C1lfe N % . ~. Mary g. NcwrDmb AZ . . m
Surrogate. Court-Trta Tern. BEFORE Arnold $40
common Pleas Equity Term Adjourned sine de
Common Pleas Special Ierm- Before B10ksfayer j
Court opens u ~ 30 n. Motions
Common Iieas-Gcncral Term Adjourned sine de
Common Pleas Trial Icrn-fafta ]. II aud HAL
journed for ne term.
CIV court General Term Adjourned sine die
CIV court Especial Term Before Fzslmons Court
opens at 10 g. m Motions.
CITY t-TriBl Tcrn-Parts I. H. III and Iv-Ad-
touraed for the term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
Justified AND FORGlvEN.

Dear friends We ought to be- the happlest people
IN the world. Justified, forgiven. Think Of II! Il
is a great thing to be forgiven II God forgves us
neither devil nor ind anything against u'.
He has taken all my sins and cast them behind
HIS back. How - the devil gong to get by the
Almighty? IL doesn't say behind my back; !
hind Gods back l challenge you to e; hy the Al
mighty You can't DO 1t. Il VIII cast them Into the
he would be drowned Il win remove them as FAR
as the East Is from the West" Figure that out.
They say light travels at the rate Of lss 900 miles
second. and there are some planets 50 far away
YOU can md them II any Of you people her ~
Mortified have anything against me- 60 ana hunt
1t is great thing to be forgiven. Every hair In
upper world. with the thought Of being forgiven
justified II IL precious because Il clcansos me from
IS going to give me boldncss in the day OF jude
ment. because as Iic Is, 50 shall be- 1fn't II
death? is IL the physical death? ! think
Of US have passed through that several
deatS You are g AFRAID Of the great white throne
Of judgment My dear friends. Il you are behind
the world. Know ye not that We shall Judge the
days Of judgment don't BE- afraid 1T deoth lay
his hand on me now and can say. Glory Is Just
Ther hS is sinry o of Political orender who
wa TO be put 70 de2th Il things eoHd r. proved
gos him Interested The King said: Let the law
take IT'S course. and If he is found guilty here Is a
found guilty" When the trial for his
life he was the coolest man IN the court and when
the jury brought In the verdict OF guilty tho whole
court watched what effect II would have upon
him and he sat there calm even
ing When the Judge got up he said that the whole
court had been surprised 20 see how calm the pris-
oner had been all through the trial The prisoner
took the pardon out Of his pocket and walked or.
OF the court free man. What gave him holiness /?
lie had a pardon in his pocket What is going to
make us bold IN Judgment Jesus Christ We have
His pardon. this good old doctrine of the Atone
ment
Colonel Franklin Fairbanks. Of 81. Johnsbury. VI.
presided az the evening session. Mr. and Mrs George
G. stebbins sang Il Shall BE Satisfied" Professor
w W White OF the Chicago institute gave study
on the Book of the Acts. illustrating It with n
blackboard exercise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.

Iv Barrett J.
Fcldhusen rs Frlell1ndcr stephen IT, DIN.
Matter Of Union Chemical Co William II. Wills
OCunnor W. Shiel Franklin Rcn
Common Pleas.
~ Hooketarer. J.
Matter - Byrne- Richard NJ Henry
Kingsiand Hogan james \. blanchard
Dunn W. Sor'hrop Richard VI. Henry.
Matter - Dclancy-Augus H. Nanderpoei.
Superior Court.
BY Dugro. j
Burr We Van Duscn-f.ouis g. Itaegrner.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Sipr"me Court
By Barrett. J
Matter % George H. Kitchen & CO. Henry 4 Bauer
Common Pleas.
by il,oksiavcT j.
August Nuench William Ebncr-IOulq ITnnnemann
The evening world., 1894-07-14
CHARGED WITH FRAUD
Insurance Agent Herman Accused
Of swindlins Companies
Said TO Have Gone Business with
Duplicate Policies.
Now Missing from Elizabeth, Whore
He Cut . Great Dash.

ELIZABETH. N. j., July 1.-THE po-
lice of this city and New York detectives
are hunting for Sylvester Herman, II
well-known real estate and insurance
agent here. who Is charged with de-
tent OF $4,000.
The companies said to have suffered
by Kiernan's alleged oprations are the
Imperial, the American and Northern
Insurance. of London. Herman, II Is
alleged, swindled them by using dupli-
cate policies. He would, 1t Is said. in
sure facory for. say $4,000. and make
and return to the Company a duplicate
policy for the insurance of $4,000 on u
dwelling house.
1t is understood that he would collect
the premium for the larger sum and
would give the firm insured Il policy for
this amount. but would only make a
return to the Insurance Company for
the lesser sum.
Herman is twenty-eight years old.
rather small in stature. and has red
hair, He has cut quite dash here
for the past year. He owned spank
Ing team of horses, as well as a fast
trotter, and has a kenne! of valuable
dogs He lived like n prince, 1t is said,
anu people nave WDnutTCu over tne
source OF the income on which he was
able to make such splurge. Many
think the mystery has now been solved,
He was engaged to he married, 50 It
was said, to a pretty brunette the daugh-
ter of a weil-known business man of this
city.
Herman owned three houses In this
city, and was regarded by his friends as
young Napoleon In the real estate and
insurance business. He was conspicuous
by his dress, wore expensive jeweiry and
made valuable gifts to the young woman
with whom he kept company.
Inc news OF ms alleged wrongdoing
and flight will cause a sensation in bust
ness circles here. He was last seen yes
terday morning. The insurance compan-
les are said to have got the first inkl ng
of his alleged methods of swindl ms
through the recent .burnlss at Carterei
| of the Williams & Clark fertilizer works
The complaints against him were
sworn out last evening before Police
Justice Neill, OF this city. When the
officers went In search OF him they
| found his office closed. and learned
| afterwards that he had left the city.
Herman Is an orphan and has n
brother living here who is a respected
Young la wyer,
The evening world., 1894-07-14
MURDERER SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
Logan Had Killed a Stage Driver
and a assenger.
Woman Avenged tho Victim Of Her
Husbands Jealousy.
(By Associated Press. J

LOVELOCK, New, July 14.-Three
men were killed near here Thursday
night, as the result of u husbands teal-
ousy. Robert Logan shot and killed
Dan Lovelock and Fred Sullivan, and
was in turn killed by his own wife
Mrs. Logan had applied for divorce.
and her husband was lnsanely Jealous
of her. threatening to kill some OF her
Logan went to Cottonwood to Visit her
mother. Logan followed, and that night
attacked ana severely wounded Dan
Lovelock, the stage driver.
Lovelock was unable to return, SO Mrs.
Logan brought the stage back. On
to bring Loye!ock home. Mrs. Logan
beside her Fed Sullivan, stranger,
rode on rear seat. About dusk Logan
rode up on horseback. He was armed
with Winchester and ordered his wife
She refused. saying she was going home.
Logan then said he would go too and
no. on behind.
They rode along for two hours. when
saw Sullivan fall with a bullet through
his heart. He had been shot In the back
BY Logan og , Then tn, the murderer sho,
himself. and fell dead In Mrs. Logan $
lap. Logan then got in the stage. and
taking the reins from his wife, drove to
a well, TNe miles distant INTO WnlCn he
said he Intended to throw the bodies OF
the murdered men, after which he would
/ kill his wife.
However, she persuaded him to water
| the horses first, and then Mrs. Logar
| took a pistol from Lovelock's pocket and
! when Logan arose shot him. He begged
for mercy, but, taking careful. aim. she
fred again and Logan Eel b hind I 9
stage. Mrs. Logan dism united and
fred one more shot into her husbands
PROSTATE form to make sure he was
dead.
,,rg I.ogan's body lying in the
dust the woman drove into town ". =.
the other dead men and to d the news
ovelock was stage proprietor and dri-
Yer. and although wei! acquainted with
Mrs. Logan, had never been suspected
Of Intimacy with her. Sullivan was an
en- ire stranger. The people here de
mend Mrs. Logans courage.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
A FORK IN Her SKULL.
Mrs. Taylor Dying from a Beauti-
full 1nsane GIRLS Blow.
Kate Whitman, the Assai!ant, Is but
Nineteen Years Old.
Dramatic Studies Said to Have De.
throned Her Reason.

Miss Kate Whitman, q handsome young
woman of nineteen years, is a raving
maniac in st. GATHERINGS Hospital, WILL
iamsburg, and in an adjoining ward
Mrs. Mary Taylor. a neighbor, lies dy-
ing.
The two women reside in the fat
house IS Scholes street. and have always
been good friends. About s o'clock last
night there was a knock at Mrs Tay-
lors door and when she opened II
Kate Whitman rushed in.
After many years I will have my
revenge" she Kissed mechanically
and then. lifting fork she had in hei
hand, she struck so violent blow u,
Mrs. Taylor that the fork entered heI
skull and one of the prongs remains i'm
bedded there.
Neighbors notified the police and Miss
Whitman was taken to the Nineteenth
precinct station. During the night the
Matron heard peculiar noise from the
cell. and as she promptly investigated
was in time to save Mss Witmans life
Miss Whitman had hanged herself from
the cell door with part of her clothing
black in the face.
Afterwards Kate became so violent
that she was removed to the hospital.
1t IL stated that Miss Whitman has
been studying to be an actress, and
that she took so much interest in her
work that 1t has driven her insane. This
is the only way that her attack on her
friend, Mrs Taylor. can be explained.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
SEVERAL CASES COMPLETED.
Commissioners Trials of Accused
Policemen Begin Next Week.
Many Witnesses Interviewed by As.
sistant District-Attorney Osborne.

Assistant Dlstrict-Attorney James w.
Osborne who is helping Mr.. Wellman pre-
pare the cases against the police on
Gals. who are to be tried before the
Commissioners, was busy In his private
office this morning examining witnesses
who had been called TO corroborate the
testimony gwen before the Lexow Com
mittee.
Mr.. Wellman is in Southampton. J.. l.,
to-day, and will not be back in town until
Monday. 1t was learned that cases
against seven or eight OF the accused
policemen had already been substan-
TALLY completed and the charges fcrmu-
la ted, 50 that when the Police Com
miss!oners hold their meeting next
week they Will be ready to be presented
for consideration.
Whether the charges against all the
officers will be presented at the same
time or not has not yet been decided, but
followed. In that event the Commits
siOners will have 1t In their power 10
select which case they will take up ilrst.
although they Will be guided lalEely in
the matter by Mr. Weliman.s judgment.
Mr.. Osborne WAS asked 'h!s morning
II any particular case had been sus-
gested AS a starter, and he said mat SO
far MS he knew the question OF which
officer would be tried first rad not yet
been decided. He thought II Improbable
that any more arrests would he mace
before the trials began, and said that
ex-Ward Man Campbell would not be
arraisned for pleading before the middle
OF next week. Now, that he was under
$500 bail. there was not much dagger
that he would attempt TO run away,
Nothing more definite has yet oeel!
learned In regard TO the Un"reaoouts
Of ex-Wari Man James Kelly OF the
Church street station, who was found to
have Skipped the town when he vas
wanted. Ii is understood, however, that
steps have been taken 10 secure his
he took passage for England on one of
The case against Kelly Is stronger
than that against any Of me othTr &c
nesses as to his collecting hush
money" and accepting brlhes is sup
ported by Documentary Entifimye IN YAK, nc
II is now believed that Kelly received
the tip that he was being inNcs usalod.
from friends who had been lingering
and who Interpreted MIR. Ryan's pres
ence there as a danger signal and ad-
yised the EDWARD man t. make him
Ii is understood that the cases which
have been prepared We're suggested b,
Mr. Con. and that his advice ~ the
mater Was fsiiowti ~ no Mn acnS TiIfi
this He and his assistants are sun
hard al work IN preparing new eN-
dence to be submitted 10 M teN9~
Committee, when It reassemhrs n the
Fall MIR. Gon remarked this morning,
| that II the work kept pil'ng IN as Y
had since the Commute" Adjourned, n,
was afraid he would have 10 give up all
idea OF taking the vacation when he -
He He is going 70 Try and make up Tor this
however, hv Aryouug Ms leisure mo-
-,