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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-13
AND
PROFESSION
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

nR. g. l.. DEAN, Diseases Of the Eye Nose
- TIN oat and Ear UOi Spruce htrcet UppO'
site court house
TYR. A. j. CONNELI., ONCE 2Ul Washington
- avenue. corner Spruce street, over
FrauckeB drug store. Residence, -! Vine st..
Office hours lU.3J 10 T. a. IN. and tOi aud
60 To l3) p. III Sunday 2to3 p. NJ.
nR. W f. ALLEN, Otico cor lAcka.
~ wanna and Washington ayes. over Leon.
ard shoe store; Oihco hours ~ to H. a. IN. and
ITO p IN; evenings ut residence. jl2 ~
Washington ave.
nR. c, l.. FREY, Practice limited 10 Dis
- eases Of the Eye Ear, Nose and Throat:
office, II! Wyoming ave. Residence, J5 Vino
street.
TYR. In. GATES, liU Washington Avenue.
~ Otlice hours, to . am, 100 to j and :
20 s pm
John T.. VENT NJ D., Offices q! and %
- Commonwealth building: residence I'll
Madison ave; Office hours, 10 10 T., : to 1, ! To
!; Sundays 100 to l. evenings ut residence A
speciality made OF diseases OF the eye ear, nOsu
and throat and gyneeology.
nR. q, d, MURRAY, specially made on dis.
- eases Of eye aud skin 2l2 Wyoming Ave
Ohice hours: Until 10 am to and 7 to SPIN.
MRS. DIR KING 80 MULBERRY STREE l.
vi At Carhondale on Fridays OF each week.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Stocks and Bonds

NEW YoRE. Feb. l9.-The feature of
the speculation at the stock exchange to-
day WAS the heaviness Of OF the Graugers
and trunk line issues. Total sales were
Ill, 5l4 shares.
The following complete table showing the
day s fluctuations IN actiys stocks is supplied
and revised daily by LaBar II Fuller, stock
brokers. l2l Wyoming avenue:
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Hello Wanted-Females.

.,.>>y,>>y>~y~>O~,NN0.>~ --.>,>o~
NN~ANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
W hJusswork. Apply +-i North StA st..
NI~ANTED-A NEAT, HONEST CAPA-
~ able girl, for general housework. no
others need apply Wages s!OJ Wilson
Hatch 40 keiser avenue
JIrANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
" era. Aousework Apply u. jsy Quincy
avenue.
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THE first trial Of Dr.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup will satisfy any ONE that the
lung. healing virtue Of the pine tree has
now been refined into an effective and
convenient cough medicine. Sold by all
dealers on n guarantee OF satisfaction.
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for Sale

EOE SALE HEAVY BJBs AND ONE
1 tSI--eated sleigh cheap. a. NJ 7. Re,
l-r's LacEawauua Carriage Works 3lj Adams
avenue.
HOR SALE-CHOlCE BUILDING LOTS
i IC FactUryyllle. Inquire "
DR.. Z. Z. WHEATON, Dentist,
al LaekaWauua avenue.
J,OE SALE MILNE AND FANCY
: goods also dresuatIug depar'm mt.
+ rst-..as- trade and lJcIaJu. \ bargain for
tasItght party Termi easy Apply "E4r.
gaia. care Tribune once.
IOR SALE-A PLATFORM SPRING
j wagon. and house Tor sale or rent lu
q1lre Df 3 r. sCMlE tBELL, Moscow, "a.
ICE FOR DELIVERED IN sCRAN.
] ton nc Jyc per ton Inquire VI W. II
SMITH or W. H. HUFFORD Clark sum.
M. IA.
HOR SALE - Gs.ACRE FARM. STOCK
j and utensils y VI SHEFFIELD, 40
Monroe ave.
.OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR sCRAN-
i TON prOprrty-A bearing orange grove
increasing IN production and value yearly 10
the orange section iu lIridl Address r. L.
EEITLEGON, Lake Helen, Florida
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Taking 1t Ont in Fun.

Nelie-Why do you let your husband
poke so much fun at your new hatsg
think it'a horrid.
May Why, my dear, ! have to let him
get something In return for his money.
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ERIE AND WYOMING VALLEY RAfr.
~ ROAD.
Train leave Scranton for New York and in.
lermediate points ON the Erie and Hawley and
local points at 66, 9.4j y. m. and 324 p IN.
lrain leaving at O4j H. IN. and 32t D. IN
are through trains to and from honeslalA
Trains leave for Wilkes Barre ut 0 10 a. m. aud
3 Il y, N.
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Agents Wanted.

WANTED TWO YOUNG JIEN OF GOOD
w address 10 call on business house 5.
STEADY employment. FOR good men. Apply
NATIONAL CLEAN TOWEL COMPANY,
Ar.ll- bu-LlIuE
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Special Notices.

~-0~-~'s-~-7-||-~-~~NN~0~-~~ ~,C~~N~~-N~N~--~N0o~
VNHE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
L lug OF the Harmony Building and LOIn
assoc alton No. . will be held this evening
at 1,3l p III, at l2i Lackuwanna nv.
JOHN BOEFF. Pres.
MEAL TICKETS CAN BE HAD n l4i,
WI corner Spruce street and Franklin ave
nue. Twenty meal tickets for $3.50. Good
table board
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PHILADELPHIA. Feb. ~. --Tallow was
dull and unchanged. Prices were. Prime
city, iu hogshead, 4}Ia4Lc.; prime coun-
try. Ia hog heads Ac do. dark, Ia
hogsheads, ~. cakes, &C.. grease. 41c.
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Hsln Wanted-Male.

.>.>O.N.~N~~-~>-N~-Ny>~N.N NNNNNNNNN~rN>-~~NN"N>
ANT D. RELIABLE MAN, PERM h-
w u-nt %. slI,Ou. stamp aud reference, a.
4 Norris care this paper
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L'OR RENT STORE. 81 LACKAWANNA
j avenue. boy April, J. Enquire NJ Henry
FREY. al Lackawtnua avenue or at tho
pramIst.-
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MINOR INDUSTRIAL NorEs,


Last week sixteeu reporting LuZerue
collieries shipped only lS l6i, o. tons.
The Delaware and Hudson IS getting all
the empty coal cars it can, in shape for a
biz movement Of anthracite during the
next few weeks
The Delaware and Hudson is increasing
the gravity freight equipment by the con.
struction OF six additional box cars
The new electric line from Wilkes. Barre
to Plainsvlle, via Midyale and Port BoTk.
ley will be opened some day during this
week. When this is done there viii be n
direct electric line from Nanticoke to Dur
yea, and thence by the Scranton line to
Forest City.
Pennsylvania officials deny that Presi.
dent Roberts intends leaving the company.
The report is circulated yearly, Just prior
to the annual election,
The Erie has secured 900 carlonds of ice
at Narrowsburg and is loading fifty more.
The grand International convention Of
tho Brotherhood Of Locomotive Eng
will be held in st. Paul in April.
TranscontneDtal lines are endea voring
to form pool, and have offered the Cana.
dian Pacific Ter cent. Of the San Fran.
cisco business II it will forego its demand
for ditferential.
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ResI Estate.

~
l. avenue; very desirable location Amply
g, 7. REYNOLDS, or WILLARD. WARREN
& KNAPP.
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Ear Rent.

~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~ ~~~--~-- ~r..-.--..--.-.
'OH EEN LAT i-D PhNN A' rH T. T.
J. Ist' " o., i'h uo'Is nul,IiAs ~. ~ 20
Ir1Ier slIetl. app 70 nan Mia HD"
Lhh' "eI "'H'' A'" "f'"'"''' DAMN
EOk RENT ON BLAIR AVENUE. PARK
J Place, large. pleasant now house. CON
tanning eight tine rooms closets, pau.r,ss.
city water, etc, on il!l sized lot Rent 81,
per month. Charles T. Miller. corner Court
L'OR RENT -sTOEE. 81 LACKAWANNA
j avenue. by April, ]. ENQUIRE Ur Henry
Frey i2I LaCkaw.nua ayr1U- ar at Tho
premises
ta... ...-
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ONE: CEN 7 |
a Word.
Wants Of all kinds cost that much, cr-
cept Sduat ions Waited ,ohich are inserted
FREE.
Situations Wanted.

Situations Wanted.
TTGNTED-SITUNTiGN BY 4 GIRL IN
w lawyers office to keepin order. Answer
Call
(ITANTEp-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
w to read to lady or gentleman few
hours eacl day. Address II, care OF Tribune
office ..
ANTEp-SIIUATIUN AS COACHMAN
w OF gardner Address II. A. Tribune
CITUATIuN WANTED-AS COACHMAN
- or hustler, had Two years eSpe rience IN
carriage painting q. !" tribune
CITUATlON WANTED BY A MARRIED
- man, Us cOaChman or gardener; wllAug
g. he useful, understands green'L uuse work
eight years reference from Last employers.
Audress. WILLIAM, BIO Marion street
CTrUATlON WANTED IN OFFICE OF
- lawyer or physician, 70 keep o1icelin order
anl answer calls; can furnish good reference
MISS MARY a. JEFFREiS,
4Ul Putnam street scranton Pa
CITUATION WANTED a WOMAN
- would like 70 get out by III day washing
or cleaning, or Will take washing home. Al
dress, MARY pONNElL.N,
Scranton Postuil,tr.
DY A YOUNG MAN IN DRY GOODS OR
ID grocery store, or some business where he
could work up Sume experience good reILr
enoe. vii. work cheap. Address T. o. box y,
Moutrose Pa.
pRESSMAKEK WHO .S ENr RELY
. \ deptudeut upon herself for support would
like few eugugcmeuts 10 SOOut by the week ~
reasonable rates. Address Drr>SmNker, Eriu-
uut Olier.
ElTUArION WANTED BY A STRONG
- woman who is wiling tnuo Auy k!ud uI
htusyWurk will take home Washing or iron
Ins ur g. ont Uy the day. Caroline Mine. No.
AZ Cedar avenue. Scranton
WANTED - POSITION BY A FIRST
w class stationary engineer the bts.
reference furnished. Address y u. Hall
Ci.utuu street, bnghNmtou y. y
GIrUATIuN wANTEp-BY A NOUNG
y mAu. can take care OF horses or drive
team. or amy light wyrS preferred. n'us
YEAR, experience il dry goods store, address
l5lJ Washington avenue. scranton.
AlTUATION WANTED BY A STRONG
- Young woman WHO is willing 20 DO any
kind OF housewurb. VIII take home washing
or ironing or 80 on: by the tay. Address J'
c., West side.
ElTUATION WANTED BY \ YOUNG
= glr, 20 take care OF children. Call or Ad
dress h. g.. lpIj scranton street, scranton
SlTUAIION WANTED BN a YOUNG
- married man, nine years experience III
tle hatcher business. Hm willing tJ take any
good employment. j, W. Arnold NJ oslo, "a.
IlTCATION WANTED - BY \ Young
= girl 20 do light bOuseworS on Is nurse
grl. Address t. T., llj North FilmoreIaYe,
scranton, Pa
MAN WITH AFTERNOONS AND EVEN.
VI mg- 10 spare would write up small SET
O; books. do billing. copying. addressing or
other work IN that line Quick and accurate.
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SCHOOLS.
DENTISTS
LOANS
nolrIs ANp RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
uNHE WESTMINSTER 2l72ly Wyoming
! ave. Rooms heated with steam: all mod
ern improvements G. NJ. TRUMAN Prop
VIEGLERS HOTEL &1 Lackawanna ave.
II nue. scranton Rates reasonable.
p ZllGLEM Proprietor
w EsTMlNSrER HOTEL,
w W. q. sCHEECK. Manager
Sixteenth street, one block cast of Broadway
at Union square, New YORK
American plan, 81 80 per day aud upward
CONNE HOUSE European plan; gooI
Y rooms Open day aud night Bar sup
Piled with tho best
r H. COYNE, Propriotor
CCRANTON HOUSE near D.. L. N W pls.
- seuger depot. Conducted ON the European
plan. NICroR KuCH Proprietor
GkAND CENTRAL. The largest aud bs.,
" equipped hotel in Allentown, Pa iatei
q aud $3.50 per day.
NlCTun u BARNER, Proprietor.
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S265v WILL BUY MODERN NEW s.ROOM
~ house, oil improvements; terms easy; cor.
ner Madison avenue aud Delaware street APP
ply HARRY LEES
Cl, ,4OO WILL BUY VERY DESIRABLE LOT
" corner Madison avenue aud Delaware
street Terms easy Apply
HARRY LEES.
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EOR RENT FLAT, 10 PENN AVFECE.
j lst, ard I;h floors building No. 3li, 3t
Center street Apply 10 FRANKLIN HOW
ELL. Merchants aud Mechanics Bank.
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Money to Loan.

G.lO,tOO OR s6,OJO- MUST BE PLACED
y promptly. ID. W. BROWN. Atty,
JlS sprucs street.
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That we are headquarters for everything In
the line Of MAIC hES. II YOU have any ldeH
of n,,rrhHsng any kind os Watch, mdy's ur
gents cold or silver, you will make a grieN
aus mistake u you do not give us a call aud
yet our prices, which you Will ilud far below
all others, especially in oil the high. grades ot
Egn, Waithum and HSmpdcu movements;
II you have any doubts aud are at all posted
ON prices give usR rall and wa will have no
trouble m convincing YOU, We Still haNeA large
stock to dispJ.e ut. and will offer You won
clocks ana all othsr goods whicl We have n
stock
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EOR RENT-A LARGE STORE ROOM AT
i 40s Spruce street Inquire at ~ Wyum.
inE agenne.
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LOk RENT-THREE ROOMS, FRONT on
/ second floor, oyer y. a HUBERT music
store III Wyoming avenue from April /. Ia.
unre I'm the store.
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los KUETTEL, 5lj I.ackawanna ayenue
~ Scranton, Pa, manuf'r VI Wire Screens.
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Corsstt Not T.kInE Risks.

PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. 2s.-Champion James
j. Corbett was much displeased to-day when
shown the despatch sent out b. John l.. Sulli-
van last night, in which the eX-champion ao-
cuses him OF beating about tho bush. CoFbett
said: sullivan had always more mouth than
courage. he II a gutter from the word 20, and
] do not want 10 have anything Ia do with him.
meet ~FitzsimmOns in the ring | will make \ bet
ter night than sullivan did with me. OF course,
Jake Kilrain, sullivan, and Jackson are sore,
and ! know IL, but that does not make any diff
ference Ia me.
they want To make money out Of me. Now, I
am not inclined 10 let them have a night until I
have proof hat FitLsimmOns is here In
INV class, and this he can demonstrate by knock
ing out ODonnell, ! Rm making good money
now, and am not taking any risks 10 please any
number OF sOreheads."
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GIRLS STEAL A PIANO.
That Is the Charge on which Two Jersey
City Sisters Are Held.

Mary. Susan. Lucy. and Elizabeth McKenna
are sisters. They reside AT 555 Grove street,
JeIsey city. The house Is owned by their par
ents, who let a part OF the premises. Among
their tenants in June last was Mrs. Elizabeth
Scott. At that time Mrs. Scott bought q piano
from Shoninger a Co. OF O6 Fifth avenue, New
York. She was u pay for 1t in in~stallments.
and agreed not To remove 1t from sos Grove
street without the consent OF the firm.
In August Mrs. Scott removed 10 1873
Pavonia avenue and asked Miss McKennA and
her sisters to take charge OF the plano until she
could arrange with ShOninger & Go. for its re-
mOval. When she sent for the piano IL was not
To he found. and the Misses McKennA said all
they knew about II was that some men came 10
the house about a week previous and took the
piano away on a truck. They supposed that
Mrs. Scott had sent for IL.
The piano was finally traced to the STANDARD
Storage Warehouse, at broadway and Fifty
third street, but IL was no longer there. having
been taken away again by the persons who
brought II. The piano has not since been To-
Gated. and the four Mckenna sisters were ar
rested yesterday on complaint OF II. NJ. Faur-
ham of the firm OF ShOninger a 70. on a charge
of Illegally removing the piano from 555 Grove
street. They were Arraigned before Police Jus
tice Potts, when William Beggs, n boOkkeeper
at the standard Storage Warehouse, identified
Mary and Susan MCkenna as the persons who
stored the piano and WHIT subsequently, caused
its removal. Mary and Susan were held In 5000
hail each and Lucy and Elizabeth were dis
charged.
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FAITH DIDN'T CURE HER.
A Christian Science Conssnptioz Case thai
Has Ended In Death.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-Faith failed to cure
Miss Sadie Bell Of consumption, and she died at
her home at Laylor's Lane, just above Riverton,
n. j., on last Tuesday, AS q result Mrs. Bessie
T. Glenn, in whom Miss Bell had unlimited con-
fdence, will probably have TO explain TO the
Huntington county courts why she practised
healing without q physicians certificate. The
girl was only 90 years old. A heavy cold left
her a year ago with a hacking cough, and DR..
Alexander Marcy of Riverton, who had always
attended her parents, discovered that her lungs
were diseased. Change OF climate was out Of
the question, for her father, Joseph Bell, was
unable to bear the expense, and telling her
tried by treatment TO shake of the disease.
Meantime the girl heard rumors that she had
and dlsconsolate A friend told her of Mrs.
Glenn's wonderful cures. Mr.. Bell says this
,IssaScs d sSs SSa That snt,r .aTo Ts:nvs Mrsi t GIsnn q ,s as.
much interested In Mrs. Glenn, and, as
der Dr.. Marcy. she pleaded with her parents
to allow her TO consult Mrs. Glenn. They in
IL was possible to cure or check the disease It
must be done at once, and that there was no
child. the parents consented. All medicines and
s ,brnSn nsa OF , TSs y.i + fP 5fsc wsre Im ,mmsdi nCSes
dence in her new physician and the hope of =
long life frightened her considerably.
in 4 t. tlrst M, nsd Bel selS Tf her Ssn Mr to S Se,'s1 obtain Stsfs
the influence of her mind, and often on a sum
day the two journeyed together TO philadelphia
and worshipped at the Christian Science. head
quarters on Arch street. About Ave weeks ago
Miss Bell grew too weak to leave her honsc, and
then her parents were anxious Ia bring their old
physician. DIR. Marcy, but under no condition
would Miss Bell allow him to be sent for,
On last Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Glenn left her
charge. cheered by the delusive hope that she
was almost well, bnt an attack came on before
7 o'clock that night, and before Mrs. Glenn
could arrive Miss Bell was dead.
Trouble Immediately arose over a burial GER
~tifcate. which Mrs. Glenn, mt having adiploma,
had no right to grant. or "A necessity Coroner
A.. V. Horner OF Palmyra was summoned, and
he declared a post -mortem examination neces-
sary To ascertain the cause OF death. This was
conducted yesterday morning by DIR: Mary, In
Bolton. DIR. Marcy discovered that death was
due 10 exhaustion. Miss Bells
couldn't be cured by Christian Science.
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Il Totals. - 10 20 Ts7
Good crsl. a..,.g ., r,...surrA.

PTrrsBuRoH, Sept. 2S.-Ths race meet OF the Key.
stone Bicycle Club to-day at schenley Park was Z
success In racing and In attendance. but the track wa
poorer even than at Reading. About 10000 people
were present. Z. c. johnson won q great quarter
mile race by siI inches BlIss rode an exhibition mile
in IS, and nine-yearold Archie Williams covered .
half mils In I;lS. The summaries:
Half Mile, Open-ClAss A. $40 class. Won by Frank
Trappe, Cleveland; J.. z. Patterson. Williamsburg,
second; George Redfern, wIlmerdins, third C. c. Hin,
Quarter Nile, opsnEClass n. Won BY J. c. Johnson,
Al. brown second, Tom Cooper third, LID Cabanne
One Nile, Handicap. Class Avon by J. K, Hewburn,
i.G saSss' 90 S''S yaTds. ihirdt O. Il. %itSinStOh. $50
yards, fourth, fine, s:lbSa 49,
Id. cs6snns. second; W. c. Sanger, third, Time
Quarter Mile. open, Class by Frank TrapPsi
Al. banker, second; Paul Nelson. third, Time, ds3.
one Aile. Handicap. Class B.Won by r. 9 Johnson
ieI yA 4 yA rG% tShiTd; Il. d! Citizens, 70 ysrds fourth;
Rsmssyi Erie. second; George kedfern. Wfmerding,
iHHTd M (; J SSssa cl Pis'- s@&an f2 BY B.. I I.%f Rf Soss
Ray haeDoRAld see9na, All TwSo1rnhss .a nsu n. : 1 n
al Ss: hSitis, e4sl;ngs ssB sGr S %s:i s.96 P .ssSsa, !. 4.
jaSfson third Time. 8 ~ 35.
One Mite Assl9ss di ais6sas mi ILamsisRn pacing.
Half Mile Archie Williams, y years old viii G. O.
HHHhaff Mic banker with MOOrhOuas and Pat
'e 6Ss Vie Handieap. Gas B-won by 4. B Goehier,
40 Ysndss T. n. Cabanne, scratch. second l-t; John
soI. 20 yards, third r. ,. Goet1, 20 yards fourth
HSlftmiie HandicAp. Class Avon BY Frank IrSPPc'
S s. ksyas Is yards, tssiSr Io q, 4ROdifssraS' 35ysfds, fourth.
Two Mis. SD Rae, elsis RTT 2 ssb I.%l' + 90 oals sGs.
Goa saEsr, soshisT, ana IA. eIhsRS appoints
Az LS@sdss ana ,reR Cooper, hsf7nil' tandem
AsaiRst haA Tlas. l'0L d
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HE FELL hMoNe THIEVES.
A s~sr-sy-ss Rebsea s.a Bssts. n = mrs
Avenue Saloon.

Avenue Saloon.
William Gfihith Of ouackenbush a. GrIfhth.
produce dealers in Freehold, N. J., was COM
plainant in the Yorkville Police Court yesterday
against John NuRent, 10 years old, Of 407 East
Tweuty-eiahth street, charging him with rob
berry. Grifath came 10 New York on business
on Thursday and went out in the evening 10 see
some friends. Al about 10 O'Clock he was going
up First avenue at Thirty-fourth street when he
met three young men, who invited him TO Join
them In q drink.
They entered q saloon and were drinking at
the bar when one Of the fellows suddenly struck
him In the eye. and another Of them, whom he
Identified a. Nugent, stepped up and expressed
sympathy for him. Nugent offered 10 take him
10 a doctor who would treat tho injured eye for
him 40 that IL would not become discolored.
Grihith went with the man, and after a long
ride on the horse cars they got on. In front OF
McCarthy's saloon at Thirty-third street and
First avenue, not half q block from where the
Nuaent. he says, took him into the space
between the storm door and the inside door of
the saloon and robbed him Of IS, while another
man.. who, he thinks, was the same who had
struck him, stood guard on the outside.
police what had occurred. Nugert and a COM
panion were arrested as they were coming out
OF McCarthy's saloon. The second prisoner said
he was James Clayton, % years old, OF 420
West Twenty-hfth street.
When arralgned in court the defendants de-
Nugent was fully Identified, and Justice Meade
committed him in $1,000 bail for examination.
Grihith was not positive about Clayton's iden-
tity, and he was discharged.
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4 POOK IND I'd ALDERMAN.
Bartholomew Donovan Denies that re Con-
signed the City Court TO Gehenna.

signed tho tity Court to Gehenna.
Alderman Bartholomew Donovan Of the
Twenty-sixth district appeared before Justice
Mccarthy OF the City Court yesterday to show
cause why he should not be punished for con-
tempt for failing to appear for examination in
supplementary proceedings last Wednesday.
The papers on the motion had been served on
him as he was about to leave town for the
Democratic Convention Mt Saratoga. IL was
also alleged that he had made derogatory re-
marks at the time Of service OF the order, which
In effect consigned the City Court and Justice
Mccarthy thereof to the bottomless pit, the
Alderman adding that he for his part was going
10 Saratoga.
The Alderman said yesterday to the Judge
that he never made such remarks.
Justice Mccarthy said he would hold the mo-
ton to punish him In allowance and ordersd his
examination TO proceed. Paulus Tendrup recently
got a judgment for s3i4 against Donovan for
derman had the contract. On his examination
the Alderman said emphatically:
II am poor and | am proud Of IL. am not
ashamed OF my poverty when 1t establishes my
honesty"
MIR. Donovan testified that he lives at olT East
l05th street. with his wife and three children.
The oldest, a boy. works on, the Lenox avenue
cable road at 81 II day, and will go To night
The Alderman said that he is a carpenter by
trade, but has done no such work for a wear.
year as Alderman. He said that he needed all
his salary to live on, and added; " And more,
Where do you get the extra money ?" he was
asked.
From my friends he replied.
How much money have you got now 7" was
The Alderman ran his hands through his
trousers pockets; and said:
Mr.. Donovan said that his wife owns the house
In which they live. He has no property Of his
against him while he was attending a trial in
the criminal courts, and that the claim is unjust.