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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

In the matter OF maiori'ies NJ elections
and inaugural weather. O'Ferrall is a
mascot.
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Issued In Hon Of the following

Issued In Hon Of me following
se -urtties vLicB bsiOn gcd g. mo
fund. virginia registered q per
cent. cons0i bonds, sDU0.HJ0t
Virginia registered . per ceuL
. peeierp bonds, $50. $500; Viz
ginia registered bonds, issued uG-
der act Of March -, 1871,
dated January I, 1879, bcnung
g per cent per aonum interest,"
FOR tea yssrs, 4 per cent fH-nfT
years, and d per cont. ior ton
years. e55,JOO; 0ggfogato tl.-
O4l,3DS 40.
virginia registered bonds. cllni
In tho market Century Lou.s
on account Of running r Dune
dred years. 10 July ]. 1921.
bearing Interest at mo rrfe .ft
per cent. per annnra untl July,
1901, and . pcr q pera.-
mum thereafter ............. g
Richmond city p per cent. ros
tered bonds, due jauury b.,
NO1..... ...-.s... s.........
Bank Of hentucsy ceftilCaf .rr
40 shares ~ stock .........
L%ynchburg city y per cr0t. r'..-
tered bone .nDw hslI lF .. I
Craighill, attorney LY1.. Htr.
for the collection Of Interest.
s.lI
on which an annual Interest,". Dr..
GLIDING dividend 0u fG" Bank D|
Kentucky stoCg. DsIwn'.i rt
$3.50. may be- rsHoi ua.l.
amounting 20 s~7i.f-I.au llt.r
July /. 1901, % you'd aA d.. o.
sT6,253 80
The folo0ing securities to..
are II doubtful o. o. n0 value
Shares a. sf0ck lu the Lyu.h.lrrn
DanWile X tiroad COMPANY.
j nranyn nHt aHHWmHNH.u I.-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

Febiuary S'h.-TO G.. Lee Moore, No
tary Public. for { king The acknow-
!edgment o. Josiah Ryiand. Jr,
second Al l.or nud Secretary OF
tho Miller Manual lntOr school OF
A~ibemarle, 20 bis report Of the
Miller Fund for the year 1882. ..... SO
March 10th.-To the State Newspaper
Company, for Publishing the Second
Auditors report Of me Miller Fund
for four weeks for the year 1902. III so
March l7th.-T0 the Charlottesville
Chronicle. for publishing the Second
Auditors report OF TOT Miller Fund
for togr weeks for the year lsee.... rs 90
April i0th.-Io the state Bank OF
Virginia, for rent OF tox In vault OF
the bank from April 1, 1901. 20
Auril Il, 1898, for the Miller
Fund. an m
2d,-TO the Cha rlottesyill
Chronicle, for making a book OF 400
WARRANTS. M
November 6th. To J. :. Wood. clerk,
for services from January LIST 20
Jolly 4. 1893. az al
March 27th.-ro J. s. Wood, clers. VIZ
for recording settlement Of account
rom January, 1892, 10 January,
september 1Sth.-Tl the William 10
Mann Company, Ter minu,e-book. O
Amount of disbursements 80. ,.s75.2Os "a
1893.
December 3~lst.-Balance Ia tho
Treasury 10 the credit OF tho Miller
Fuod. on account Of the income OF
the 2,5s4 i2
77,79e 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

in the ears, sometimes a ring
ING, buzzing sound, or snap
ping like the report of pistol,
are caused by Catarrh in the
Head. Loss of smell or hear
ing also result from Catarrh,
which may develop into Bron-
chitis or Consumption. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures Catarrh by
thoroughly purifying blood
and building up the entire sys-
TEN. Get Hoods, because
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
no WHOM Z NAY CONCERN:

Having been appointed trustee 81 ths ST..
AND ACCOUNTS al X. L.. CHRISTIAN & LLllate
taken Possession CfCams. Al doctors ~ t.r
nrm are requested 20 call aud make .e,t.nru
wish me-, who I'm . one entitled % gyf AiFhj
receipt. J. - aus5l.
do 29-9w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

The Petersburg Index-Appeal appeared
on Sunday as a six-psge. six-eolumn
paper.
With IT'S present co%nyenienees II will
be able n ygat 81 occasion semaags. Q
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p.

Corner Broad anl Haacock Phone 80
and nHl
No. 2 north TWouiy-arst street) t.
de 3L-8t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

January Cth.-Iuterest
for Elk months 20 Janu-
nry /, 1898, on $780,
SOC. 3 per cent yer a.
NUN registered lends,
issued under net ~ Feb
rUary II, 1852 ....-
January 9th. Interest
for xix months 70 Jaon-
airy l, 1893, on $40
Lynchbury city u per
cen.. registered bonds.
July lin, Ditto. fer FIX
months % July 1, 1893,
on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
no USE CRYING OVER Split
MILK.

We don't. You'll have no split milk
to cry over if you make tho opportuni-
ties for economy which we're Offering in
our sale Of Suits materialize in cash to
your own advantage. We don't make
light Of the public. but we make it light
for them, light for their pocketbooks by
Il schedule OF prices that cannot be
found elsewhere in this county. We are
showing n snow.storm of values this
week that's burying competition out of
sight. Keep our bargains in sight.
though, OF you'll miss something it'll
pay you tc see. This week we're selling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

January 4th.-T0 c. Z. Vawter. su-
pe%rIntendeut ~ the Miller Mammal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

HOODS Pills cure liver Ills. sick headache
faunike. Indigestion. 25c. Try A box.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

January 4th.-intersst
for SIX months 10 Janu-
AIRY l, 1898, on sl,Ofi,-
s8s. 40, q and 4 psr
cent. registered cerun-
cato. issued under Rct
Of February %, 1892
July ii. for fix
months 70 July l, 1898,
Gu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

s~eptemher I2th.-lntfr-
est due The Miller
iuld on money depJs-
tied IN the Planters
National BANK. be NJ
special dep0'it tor n
short tune, under
osreement made 81
the SECOND Auditor
with the bank
Septemb sr 10Th - Ditto.
due for July l, 1898, on
money deposited IA the
bank to the credit or
the fund
sspie1nb Dor 10th Ditto,
for August, 1898, ditto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
INCOME.


Re-eio,s and Disbursements on scconnt 9t 'oo =
income %, tse fund from December 81 io0-' u"
n..nrnhnr IL. 1AlH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
rnnK no DRINK.

% dil not take more than one or Two
drink. on my entire tip out TO ian
-irranclsco. nor while IN san Francisco,
nd I DEFY the state Department. or any
Individual person TO dlsprove MS stat
mont. 7 viii admit having gotten u'unN
+, M PaSo. Tex. ! wes sick mi nro"et
1oyn there from my long journey OF
,bout GOO miles. and was also "oI-
Red over having been recalled ~ l'e u
m,nlstratlon. felt indignant am out
RACED. Tho MIA.
ITCH next week a fun answer 20 eVti,
cb,r,e that has been preferred a'a'n''
me and my denlall OF them VIII b. sup-
startiatod hy vouchers from Il'n OF the
hi~hcst character, both personally ana PD-
ii,ic,Ilv. This I shall DO In Nnic'Il,1
70 wyselr and shall leave It 20 he wori1
80 cav whether ! have not been unJus''y
condemned" 80 pol
colonel Hoge's illusions 70 Mr.. i'.I-
ion Of Baltimore, whom he declarei 10
nave been most active IN pre7si"
Dhorecs against him, were oNceeli"s''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

August "d.-intereat for
SIX months To July /,
1895, on 5000 regis
tared bonds. issued un-
der act OF February 20,
1892
August 1lth. -Intcrest
Tor xix months - July
l. 1893. on 500 rsCl@
tered bond, isSueI M
der act OF lebruary 20,
1892
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
August 2d.-Interest lue

August 2d.-Interes' lue
on louds. issuei under
at u February 20,
1892, purchased ior the
Miller Fund
August Sth.-DiIto, due
July l, 1898. on ditto.
August i4th.
dlttO
August l~Gth-Dt q,
dlltO..,. ......".......
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ONLY SEEKS JUSTICE.
HocE SAYS HE HAS BEEN UNJUSTlY
DEALT WITH.
IIo Did Not Care TO Retain tho Consulship,
But Wished to vlndlcate Himself
Charges Untrue.

Colonel J.. Hampton Hoge. whose recall
by President Cleveland when he was
about to- sail from san francisco for
Annoy, China. to which place he MAJ
been appointed az Consul. has oea'
stoned go much interest and gossip botn
here and in Washington. Is IN the CITY.
He arrived Sunday afternoon ana Is "A
guest at Murphy's Hotel. In conversa-
ton with a Dispatch reporter Last night
Colonel Hoge denounced the minors ana
charges that have been preferred against
him as false In the extreme and without
foundation.
81 can show" he said. "and have shown
70 the state Department through reputa-
bic. in fact prominent gentlemen through
out the country, that l at no time on my
trim 70 or from san Francisco conducted
myself other than became a gentleman.
THOSE WHO SAW HIN.
"Trom New York TO Lynchburg tray
oiled with Senator Daniel, from NashlhR-
ton TO Atlanta with Hon. II. J.I" liam,
~ Georgia.: General Phillips and C.loh'I
Robertson. Of Georgia; from Atlanta u
AA
Nv orleans with IL prominent lawyer
viz wa introduced 20 me ~ senator
Daniel. Through Arizona tiave!sl
with Mir. George H.. Kelly. GATOR o. lh'
Arizona Bulletin, who by letter a.thot-
lied congressman Mark Smith. Of Al
iona. to deny the statement made oy
Mrs. Governor Hughes, OF ArlzoAa' NJ
was intoxicated on the tIuh' az
Keuv travelled with me as far as los
ANGELES. CA. From Los Angeles to san
Francisco ] was accompanied b. Mr.. a.
l., Wen. n prominent wholesale ineichah'
- tho latter city. Not one Of these gen
,i.,,an Lut what has sLyuiGel his viii
I~,ncners TO testify to the fact that was
nerfectIy sober during the times men
Toned b. me rs having been IN thelr
c.mpauv, In san Francisco was Il
crcat deal In the company of Jldge }. '.
coTce, OF the supreme Probate court OF
! california, and he has furnished ihe
st,to Department with a voucher stt,ns
! forth the fact that ] was perl-cdS V0'i
d. O.. TN.,r.frnA
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
NE W W-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

Albert Betz. yeats old Of No 2S2 Spring
neld-ave.. Newark, was struck and killed by Con-
solidated Traction Company electrician on Spring
hell-ave, near Broome-st., at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning. Albert and another boy were playing In
the avenue, and Albert held to rope trailing
over empty barrels on wagon going down the
avenue. He did not see the electrician and ran
into It, Motorman Michael Flynn, Of No $50 Spring
feld-ave reversed his lever. but the boy was
crushed under the fender OF the car.
An order issued yesterday by Adjutant-Gen-
eral William ; Siryker for a military Court of In
quiry. to meet in Jersey City on April 25 to inquire
into certain statements made by retired officers Of
the First Brigade y. G. 5. ~ j.. regarding the
official action OF MaiOr-Cieneral Joseph W. Plume
in the reorganization Of the brigade The order was
issued General plume's request. and II cDnSti-
for the cour, Brgadier-General Bird W.
Spencer. inspectOrg Of rife practice, Briga
r-Generd Edward Z. Meaney. judge-advOcate gen.
eral, and Colonel John L. Van Cleef. idede-camp
staff OF the Commander Chief recorder, desig
nated by Governor Werts.
Mrs. Carrie i. Cleveland had struggle with
Michael Korcoski a thief. twenty years Old. in
her home, NO 10 Marsha-st.. at q clock yesterday
morning While in the basement she heard some
body walking upstairs. and the door OF her bed
she met the thief. She graspe1 him by the
collar called for her and held the thief until
her came to her aid. The police found on Kor-
cOski gold watch. gold ring and some money.
T. j. Preston & 60. began suit In the Supreme Cir
cult Court Yesterday against the Newark Electric
Light and Power Company for 100000 damages The
plaintiffs. who manufacture oils. allege that rheir
building has settled by the iarrng machinery in the
electric companys plant near by.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
sHA1IyG poRcr1AIyS AND PAINTINGS

The collection Of antique Oriental porcelain made
by f. o. Arbuhnot. Of Shanghai. China was offcr,1
at auction yesterday at the American Art Galleries
No. East Twenty -thir1-st. The first afterno,n's :
sale comprised 2ol numbers mostly blue and white
ware. which sold for a total Of A917 the highest
single price being 500 which was paid for bean
TRULY decorated soft paste semi-eggshc. pear
shaped bottle. - inches high The average Of prices
was low, few pieces reaching the 800 mark among
them being n large jar OF the Lung period.
which sold for S2D; cylindrical OF the Kang-
ne for $40 ana a blue and white hawthorn temple
jar with graceful spray decorations for sl05 The
sale continues this afternoon
In the evening me sale of the art collection OF
5. a. Coale jr.. Of st. Louis. begun There
was a large attendance. but the bidding was COM
paratvely spritess. and the prices realized were
exceedingly low. Following are a few OF tho pct
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS

In his inaugural address Mayor Peene. OF Yon-
kers, gave evidence of his intention TO make some
vigorous reforms in the way OF doing business at
Manor Hall. 1t has been the practice TO close the
City Clerks Office from ~ TO o'clock p. m, which
has been a source of Inconvenience 10 the public
Mayor Peene wants the Office kept open from 3
a. m to p. m. without intermisson. He recon-
mends that the standing committees hold weekly
meetings In order facilitate business. that the
Common Council may begin its sessions promptly.
In considering the condition of the ctys finances,
Mayor Peene reports that he finds that last year
the contingent account overdrawn $500. This.
with unpaid bills and necessary expenses. would
leave Il still larger deficiency at the end OF the
current year. guard against which Mayor Peene
had prepared and to Albany bill to authorize
the issue of $4,000 of bonds to make good the
contingent fund. The council gave its approval to
this action. Mayor Pecne appointed the usual
standing committees. The council voted TO ask
that the bill before the Legislature authorizing
the issue of 100000 Of bonds to build munich
pal building be Withdrawn. The objection is TO the
proposed location of the building Manor Hall
grounds. Mayor Peene's first appointment was the
denomination Of Jacob Read as Water Commits
sion for a term Of five years. The nomination was
confirmed The Common Council unable to
chose a president at its first meeting The vote
tie between Aldermen Schlobohm and
Mooney. A subscription dance and cotillon
were held the Yonkers Lawn Tennis Clubhouse
last evening. The matrons were Mrs. John Reid.
Mrs w r. Inns. Mrs William F. Cochran, Mrs.
Perit C. Myers Mrs John Penman. Mrs Alfred
Skltt and Mrs. Harry 1obrook. The committee In
charge consisted Of Miss Elinor Cochran. Miss
Edith 3. Law and Miss Edith L. Skitt.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
NIGHT MADE H1DEoUs FOR THEM.

NIGHT MADE HIDEOUS FOR THEM
PEOPLE COMPLAIN OF HOWLING BEASTS AND
THE BIARE OF TIE BAND IN "NOAK's ARK"
Mayor Scheren gave hearing yesterday In the
matter of the complaints made by residents OF the
vicinity OF Flatbush and Fifth aves. in regard 10
the nuisance caused by the wild beast show known
as Wombwells Noah's Ark. which has been on eX-
hibition at that point for some time the people
who live near say that the beating or drums ana
the bare of the band, mingled with the GROWS ana
howls Of the beasts begin at nightfail ana con-
tinue until midnight. and noisy and lawlesS cro"u
is attracted to the place who create nuisaiiS ] co.
Complaint is also made of the killing oi horseS Ioi
the food Of the lions and tigers ., -.
John Maitland. manager of the show sald that
the animals would howl at the approach OF storm
and when hungry. but they were fed twice day
The horses which used for food were Killed
under the direction of the Society for the Preven-
ton of Cruelty TO Animals. The managers kept
order in the incosure, and were not responsible
for disorder outside special report VIII De mace
bv Police Inspector MacKellar in the matter ~
was brought out that the show was given under
a license fee of s25 whereas the fee for menagerle
is 500: but it shown that Assistant corpora
ton Counsel Nudge had decided that 1t came uh-
der the class of shows.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A consultation was held yesterday by James p.
Bouck president Of the Board of Education. with
Mayor Schieren in regard TO the issue Of bonds
for $4,000 for new schoohouses. The Mayor said
that after the bonds for $2oS0C needed TO pay
for the Navy Yard lands TO be bought for charging
the Waliabout Market were issued and sold. the
issue OF other bonds would be considered
The trial Of Joseph Hall for shooting ana killing
George Phillips. dealer in "greengoods," May
lS 1888. in Greenpont. was begun yesterday
in the Court OF Sessions. Hall and his
brother went TO Brooklyn from Steeton. Penn.
TO get $4,000 in counterfeit money for $50.
They met Phillips and another man in New-
York, and went with them to Greenpont whore
Hall gave $50 for the "grccusoods" In hand
satchei. lie soon discovered that he had been
robbed, and shot Phillips. Hans real name is Ed
ward Hoermer. and his father keeps a hotel in
Stcelton. After the jury secured the trial
went over until to-day.
Thomas Murray. OF No. 22l Prospect-st was ar
rested BY his brother William, policeman. ycster-
day. upon a charge Of being one Of the VINO
assaulted and robbed Edna Hamilton. al Jay
ami John SITS. late Tuesday night The
young woman. who says she lives at Orange.
Conn. and is visiting friends 40 95 Monroc-st..
New-York Identified the prisoner one Of her as
sailants. She explained her presence in Brooklyn
by saying that had been visiting friend in
Front-st. She had s. in her pocketbook. which the
men stoe, she asserts.
John =. Mcnamara who was witness against
McKane and Sutherland. and gained The soubriquet
Of Rosebud" when ne went 10 Gravesend 10 copy
registry lists. was fined 8 10y Police Justice Tiche
yesterday for fighting in the at a. m.
He 1was found fighting with George Moro by a
policeman. who declared he drunk az the
lme. Mcnamara is Jaw student.
When Thomas McEntaggart was arragned before
Police Justice Tighc yesterday upon a charge OF
shooting his wife with intent 10 Kill. he stood mute
when called upon 10 plead. lie was held without
bail TO await the result OF his wfe's injuries. She
IS expected to recover at the Seney Hospital.
An ambulance belonging to St Mary's Hospital.
while turning into Tompkins-ave from Hancock
st. yesterday afternoon caught In the street-car
tracks The rear axle Of the ambulance broke. and
threw the two surgeons. who were on their way 10
answer a call out In a heap They were not in
jured, and another ambulance for to an
Swcr the call.
The New York Ladies' Orchestra will give con-
cert at the Hotel St George on next Tuesday even
!nc.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
RUTHERFORD.

The first election for officials Of the newly creaf ed
borough of East Rutherford took place on Tuesday:
the count until II p. M and the
figures disputed Three tickets-Repub-
lctn. Citizens ant Independent-were In the field.
The Election Board announced the election Of the
entire Republican ticket. except Mckenzie for
Mayor and Randolph for Councilman; bu, tallies
kept by several people including some newspaper
men. elect Mckenzie 10y votes and Randolph bv D..
Application VIII be made at once u the court for A
recount. Those elected. announced by the Floc-
ton Board. were Mayor Theodore O. HoS'er d)em) :
COuncilmen-Iames i. Edwards. John g. Niedcrer
William W. Binning. William Gramlleh John \ :
Van Wrinkle dteps) and Theodore g. Wood 0Dcm1
Collector. l.. y. Jcanneret utep): Assessor. Henry
Bdchmdnn RepD; Commissioners Of Appeal-p s
Jeanneret and John G. Maggie DemD and Harrison
Van Winkle KepD.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19

a large and appreciative audience. Songs by
quartet Of the students heartily applauded'
as was also a lecture by Chaplain II. Il. Iurner'
OF the institute. its rise and progress.
At a special meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF
the Hecker- Jones-Jewen Milling Company held on
Tuesday resolutions of regret at the death of Gen
eral Henry W. Socum, who was one of the Board
Of Directors of the company. were adopted.
The sde-wheel steamboat Patrol. OF the Police
Department. was sold az public auction yesterday
at Pier A. North River She brought S4O25, and
was bought by Charles Baylis. The Patrol was
built in 1884 She used for harbor and river
duty by the police until the new Patrol was put IN
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
A STOLEN DIAMOND RING RECOVER

Mrs. George Hayes formerly housekeeper at the
Pierrepont House, where her husband is a baren-
der was called upon to explain before Police JUS
tice Walsh yesterday the possession OF a diamond
ring of peculiar pattern. Her brother, Daniel j.
Cote Of Rochester, is under arrest on charge OF
stealing rings worth 81 900 They were in the sample
trunk of H. c. Barnum a salesman for Schafer q
Douglass, Of No. 26 Cortandt-st., New-fork The
trunk was secured from the baggage room OF the
Boston and Albany Railroad Company, at Spring
field. Mass, by bogus check on FEBRUARY D. me
thief rifed il a hotel and took the best or the
254 rings in il and sent the others away in Nallsc
They were recovered at Worcester. a detective
learned that COte's sister employed al the
Pierrepont House An affidavit has been secured
from Ellen Whalen. a servant employed there, that
on March % she Mrs. Hayes with twenty-five
diamond rings in a chamois bag when she had in
her dress. She told the girl not TO say anything
about them. az she might be robbed II was found
that Cote visited his sister the day after the rob
berry and twice later. Mrs. Hayes ana her husband
left the hotel on April and are now living at No.
223 Dufncld-st. Detectives visited the house with
a warrant on Tuesday and got one ring from Mrs:
Hayes. She declined to tell whore she got It, and
when asked about II in court yesterday she Sdld
she wanted her counsel present. She was paroled
until to-day. The ring has been identified as one
Of those stolen.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Chine Challies.
An All Novelty Stock.

We show. to-day, sixty new styles
in French Challies all special
Novelties.
Chine Challies with fine needle
markings i'm Gold Colon dots and
printed Val lace designs.
Daisy-bOrdered Challies and tiny
floral designs for children.
Novelties, imported expressly for
Ladies' in mourning, among this
new lot.
CheviOt Challies, giving effect of
mixed cloth and just as durable
the lightcst WOOlen made.
These choice French goods will
be sold at the price of ordinary
Challies.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
JERSEY CITY

Miss May Phibrook. the first woman admitted
to the bar in New-Jersey. and Miss Caroline l.
Cue were sworn as notares pubic yesterday by
Clerk Fisher. o. the Hudson County Supreme
Court. at jersey City.
George p. Weedn. Of Jersey City. was yesterday
arraigned in the Court Of General Sessions 10
answer an indictment charging him with threatening
the life OF peter Bentley. The affair grew out Of
the recent domestic troubles OF Mrs Peter Bentley
mother Of the complainant who was accused by
her son and his sister OF intending to marry Mr.
Weedn. Bail was fixed at 500
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
Jesse sE11GMAy'S IMPROVED HEALTH

At the office of J. & W. seIgman & CO.. the
bankers It was said yesterday that Jesse Sehehan'
the head of the firm who became seriously III III 'e
nrIvate car at Topeka. Kan, was better accoru'n7
10 their advices and had resumed MS journey 10
southern California whittier ne Is go'hS WI" MS
80 , acb.or for his health Mr. Se,iGman IS
suffering from strain and over"ork ana expects "
snand a few months or tne Pacific sope.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-19
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Police Captain O'Connor's trial. Police Head
quarters. ,,.o.
Daughters OF American Revolution Fraun'es
Tavern, p. m. ,,.,
Daughters OF the Revolution luncheon ho'e'
Waldorf. p. m.
Law Department. University OF the City OF New
York. annual dinner. Delmonico's 7 p. m.
Manhattan College students theatricals' Ne"
Park Theatre 2:S0 p. m.
DR. Meyer's trial. Court OF General Sessions.
Hamilton W. Mabie before Dra~ng-hoo"h O'u''
Sherrys. $50 p m. ~ ~
po,,.,ocbr,c section OF American Institute. NO
III West Thirty -eghth-st. p m
Good Government Club b. No 20 west o'e'"'''
dred-and- -fourth-st, p. m 49,,
Academy OF Medicine No, II west fo''s u'''N
St. p. m. x -, r,srnal
Hope, SIS p. m. so, rravor.
The Rev Thomas Clarke before hoohu"' p'a'
meeting. No. l1S Fultonsi.