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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-19
JERSEY.
WAlLW|Tz's GAllOWs READY.
The Condemned Murderer Seems
Indifferent to His Fate
At Times He Curses AL Connected
with His Trial and imprisonment.

TRENTON. n. j., July 1o-Hangman
Van Hise, of Newark, to-day erected a
gallows in the Mercer County Jail for
the execution of Joseph Wallwitz to-
morrow morning. Sheriff Eye has made
all preparations for the hanging.
Wallwitz, who has been in very
ugly mood since his conviction OF the
murder Of Keeper Lippincott ut the
State prison, has not changed in his de-
mcanor. although he is being attended
daily by Father Lehner. The priest, in
trying to prepare Wallwitz for death,
seems to be engaged in a hopeless task.
The condemned man usually sits on
his cot smoking a pipe, and seldom re-
plies to the questions of the priest. He
has no hope of escaping the gallows.
and 1t Is thought he will meet his fate
in an indifferent manner. He received
word last night that Gov. W,erts had
positively declined to interfere with the
law taking its course.
Sheriff Eye. who was attacked by
Wallwitz some days ago when he en-
tered the prisoners cell, has placed a
double guard over the condemned man
and he Is being watched constantly day
and night.
At times Waliwitz becomes excited
| and gives vent to his feelings by ours
ng the State prison officials, the jury
| men who convicted him and the Sheriff
who now has him in charge.
| When Van Hise arrived at the jai
this morning he was conducted to thu
cell of Wallwitz SO as to give him Al
opportunity to size UP the man whom M
Is to send into eternity to,m mn ~ morn
feeling. but the prisoner stared saVagel,
and made no reply.
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BEAR RAID LOWERS PRICES.
Tariff Middle Has a Bad Effect
on the Market.
Resumption OF Gold Exports An.
other Cause for Worrimcnt.

The chief topic of discussion IN imam.
cial circles was the resumption of gold
exports. Heidelbsch. Ickelheimer e. Go.
shipped $500, 900 on the steamer Columbia
to-day. and Lazard Freres have ordered
Sl,Ooo.000 additional for Tomorrow
steamer
These amounts are being forwarded
as aroitrage transactions in sterling
between New York and Berlin, and the
margin Of profit is exceedingly narrow.
In some quarters 1t is asserted that
they are made on direct order from
Austria. but in any event 1t is believed
that the movement will not reach eX-
tensive proportions.
The only soicitude about the matter
Is In regard to the Treasury gold reserve.
which will he again drawn down Withou,
any substantial progress making towards
solution of the tariff muddle.
probability that the earnings OF the
Granger roads. when published, will
make porr showing induced the bears 10
stock market this morning, and prices
generally ruled on u lower range. The
dealings were small outside OF Sugar, of
which 1900 shares changed hands dur
Burlington & Quincy fell 5-s to 10 -:
St Paul. rs, to 50 Is: Denver & Rio
cins pref to % e. N0rthern Pa.
Leather pref, ], to S.: Atchison, IA. to
4 3-s: Chicago Gas. 3-s, to "A SIS; Rock
Island, SS ;s, to s. IL; Missouri Pacifies,
Sugar dropped /, to lOl ia. and advanced
to l02 3-S. Central Pacific rose 7-s, to
y y u.s. l5 and United States Cordage. "a
The. quarterly interest on the pre-.
ferred stocks Of the ii. B. Claim Com.
pany Will be paid Aug. /. Transfer
books close July p and reopen Aug. .
OH rhe net net earnings EAR Of the Baltimore &
crease of sl66,9l5. For the eleven
months ended June sO 1894, the net
earnings were s6,s7l,44o, a decrease Of
A Baltimore special says: John E
Searles. Of New York, Treasurer OF the
sugar Trust. and associates are behind
me the project to merge into one compan,
road. the Eastern. Shore steamboa,
Company, the Maryland Steamboat ant
the Choptauk Steamboat Company
with a capital of ss,75o.OOO. The con
tracts for the, purchase of the CONTROL
Ing interests have been closed, and tn,
work of pushing the plans to compile
ton VIII be begun at once.
Money lent at per cent. on call. ant
Is firm at 4.87 a 4.S7 IA for bankers go
day bills, and ass a 4.SS IA for demand
The supply of bills is exceedingly small
The 100000 gold to be shipped b!
Lazard Freres will be forwarded on tn,
La Touraine.
Commercial bar silver sold at 60 o.
and Mexican dollars at 70 3-4. Bar silve
In London rose to % ll-16d. per. ounce.
The stock market was quiet and pre-
scented no new features. The fuctus
tons were slight in the entire list anC
the dealings were confined to the room
traders. Leading operators are waitinI
for Developments in the House on tn,
tarlff before engaging in new ventures
For May the Union Pacific system
earned gross 81, 500, 221. a decrease o
1920 ss7; expenses, s2,15a.9O6, decrease o.
SS32, s51; and net $37S,Sl5, decrease o
$5s7, 946
The Dubuque & Sioux city Railwa,
Company has declared dividend OF T.
per cent.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
MANUFACTURERS PROTESTING
Assessors Hear Further 0bjeo-
tions to Personal Property Tax,
MIR. Palmer Says Big Concerns VIII,
BE Driven from the City.

President Lowell NJ. Palmer, Of the
Brooklyn Transportation Company
Henry B. Haish, President Of the Manu-.
facturers Association and Vice-Presi.
dent OF the Iron-Clad Manufacturing
Company, and several other representa-.
tiVes OF large manufacturing Interests
appeared before the Board of Assessors
in Brooklyn this morning, to protest
against their concerns being taxed on
personal property.
Mr.. Palmer said that the capital stock
OF the Brooklyn Transportation Com.
pany was 100000. 1t owned real estate
in Brooklyn worth $4,000 and s4o,OO(
worth of property in Jersey City. The
assessors had assessed the Company
personal property at $4,000. He said
that II the assessors imposed a per.
sonal tax on manufacturing concerns
those interests would be driven out OF
the city.
Henry B. Haigh, who appeared for the
explain why ninety OF the members hat
not responded to notices sent out In
May. requiring them to make a state:
upon the Mayor, he said, to protes,
against the levying Of a personal tax
The Mayor said the notices had beer
sent out by mistake, and would be re.
called.
On behalf of the Iron Clad Manufac
turing Company, he said its assets were
1858, 800, It's liabilities $561, 67o.s4, leaving
shortage of $2,370.a. Notwithstanding
these facts; the Company had been as
Representatives of several other cor
porations were heard and the hearing
was adjourned.
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SUED BY MISTAKE.
lawyer Campbell shows that He
Paid the Money Dema nded.

II appears that the order obtained from
Justice Andrews, directing T. c. Camp
bell all attorney, of 265 Broadway, TO pay
over certain moneys TO the First Ma
tional Bank, of Chicago, was applied for
and obtained under a misrepresentation
OF facts. Edward G. Perkins, OF the
frm Of Peckhani, Warner & Perkins, the
attorney who obtained the order, yes
terday filed In court an affidavit stating
that he now discovers that Lawyer
Campbell sent the money in question 10
the party from whom he had received
the claim direct and that that party had
accounted for II to the First National
Bank and other parties, but tina. by in
advertence the bank sent on claim
against Mr.. Campbell. Lawyer Perkins
says, in his affidavit asking for a dis
misssl OF the case:
The mistake not having been dis
covered. | am authorized and instruct ed
to repair IT, and to that end I am ready
to consent, ON behalf of the bank, either
to a Withdrawal of the petition and a re-
moval Of the order to show cause from
the files of this court. or to the entry
OF an order denying the prayer of the
bank"
The order Diminishing the apple ton
was granted by Judge Andrews.
Mr.. Campbell told a reporter to-day
that he thought the action of Lawyers
Peckham, Warner e. Perkins In OBJ
tanning an order before seeing him was
unfair. but in view OF the fact that they
had apologlzed he said that nothing
further would be done about the matter.
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Brooklyn Brevities.

fn, July. Of soS North Eighth street. was
VI the Lee Avenue Court. Williamsburg. to-
For uiai on charge Of till tapping.
t,lce Murphy In the Loe Avenue Court. Will
tourg' Today held Hugh German for trial on
fafse OF assaulting an ofhcer.
n'ore Pieolo OF briggs avenue, Williams
vas held for trial in the Lee Avenue Court
|g on a charge Of assault In the second degree
l"Helng Domiuico Mieie. a barber, across the
Paded ''
Ieoay OF man was found floating In the
hNeF at the foot OF Conoyer street this
l"ns and was removed 10 tho Morgue,
shortly before midnight in a four story
n al -f ssckett street caused io4s Of
X tllroy and James McGregor. OF 10 Thirty
street. South Brooklyn. reported 10 the
srlr this morning that clothing valued at
.A9 oeen stolen from their room during the
Nhiie they were asleep.
'mSh Cargo, thirty.six yesrs old, OF ios
Neet' Brooklyn, was arrested this morn
sgei With assault upon carmicia ReitE.
20 nall years old. With whose parents he
~ Lazarus. OF the homeopathic Hos
G.ys there Is evidence that me child wal
'l In thc Myrtle Avenue Court. the
"'' IA held for examination.
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|CHI[REN WAITING FOR ORR.
Won't Investigate Civil-Service
Charges Until He Returns
lom, People Inclined to Criticise
the Delay.

Nsyor Schieren, OF Brooklyn, did no
a, down to his Office as early thi,
.,rninr as usual. Whether the wosr.
blending exposure Of illegal meathod'
Tho Fire ard Civil-Service Depart
cents kept him awake during the NIGH
oud not be learned.
His private secretary, Cortlandt P
Nixon, said that nothing new had devel.
he'd in the charges made against Ed.
I'd Dalton, clerk in the Civil Ser
Commission. by Joseph Bergen
Wten says that Dalton agreed to help
VI pass the Civil Service for $40
President Alexander E. Orr, Of the
HI Service Commission, will not be In
In until Tuesday next said Mr..
ron. when he returns, he will talk
situation over with the Mayor.
The Mayor will not 10 anything in
matter until he consults with Mr..
br. S. Church. of 236 Clinton street,
examining physician for the Com
Esion. denies that he refused to pass
tgen because he was a Republican.
tgen passed the physicians of the
e Department all right.
her Bergen called DR.. Chureh,s at
tion to this fact, he says, the doctor
Tered him from his office. A great
ny people do not understand why
Mayor takes his time In getting at
investigation of the Civil Service
apartment when such serious charges
I've been made.
From the talk INDUCED in around the
ty buildings yesterday and to-day. 1t
|oks as II the Mayor would have more
violence placed at his disposal when he
bes begin to hoe over the Civil Service
apartment, than he now anticipates.
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GOT MISS S0LINSKrS BODY.
exc Was Drowned While In Bath.
Ing at Rockaway Beach.

7oCKAWAY BEACH, L. l., July 49,
lrhe body of Annie Solinski, aged fifteen,
o. 80 Catharine street, New York, who
wa5 drowned yesterday afternoon at this
place, has been recovered. Coroner
smith, of Hampstead, to-day granted a
hermit for the removal Of the body to
New York
Hannah Greensboro, was Uading in the
surf off the Prospect House when they
were caught in a heavy undertow and
Knocked down. Annie Solinski was car
risd cut into deep water before she
could be rescued.
Two life-savers heard her scream. but
he was carried out 50 swiftly that they
Guild not reach her in time. Her COM
penlons we're saved. Miss Solinski was a
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FRANK TYMANN IN COURT.
Held ON the Charge of Shooting
william Clarke.

NEWTOWN, l.. l., July 1s.-F'rank
Tymann, aged nineteen, who a week
ago tried to commit murder and then
attempted suicide, was held for the
Grand Jury by Justice Monteverde to-
day. William Clarke, the brother-in-
law of Miss Abbie Mccarthy, to whom
Tymann was paying attention. was the
complainant. He, Miss Mccarthy and
William Wade met Tymann while on
the way to Bowery Bay Beach. Ty-
mann, on seeing Wade with the girl. at
tempted to shoot Miss Mccarthy and
her escort, but they got behind trees
and out Of the range Of his pistol
When Clarke tried to take the pistol
from Tymsnn, he was shot three times.
Then Tymann turned the pistol on him
self. but inflicted only a slight wound.
Clarke was able TO be out to-day.
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FOUR HURT IN AN EXPLOSION.
Flames Filled the Trench, and
Horse-Car Passengers tainted.

peculiar accident occurred at $40
clock this morning in trench where a
sng of laborers were at work on the
tner of DE Kalb and Nostrand avenue,
Fooklyn.
rhe men were engaged in changing
Connections of gas main. and one OF
Inc pipes was being cut with a cold
,hisel
When the blow was delivered that
severed the pipe, a spark was struck
which ignited the gas inside, causing
an explosion. The fame shot out from
the broken end with a force that sent
IT several feet along the trench.
Tools were dropped and the laborers
scrambled from the, trench. Four were
not quick enough to escape the flame
and we're signed about the arms and
body.
The man who held the chisel was badly
burned about the face and ears, one OF
The latter being. fairly roasted before he
rould be hauled from the excavation.
Two women passengers OF car 222, OF
the De Kalb Avenue line. tainted at the
|sight, the accident occurring directly
alongside OF the car while passing.
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WEAK MARKET ALL AROUND.
Cereals, Cotton and Coffee Open
with r Decline.

Wheat was weak and lower again to-
day, selling down 5-sc. here and 7-sc
at Chicago. September touching IS l-.c
here and IS lie. in the West Corn
sold down lc at Chicago, to 4 lac
The drop here was to only i7c., Oats
broke again in sympathy with the rest
of The market. and on the increasing
The cotton market was, dull and weak
August selling at SIS, three points De
ciine The coffee market opened dull
with prices nominally 10 10 points
In
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REILLY MAY DIE.
Land man Hcld for Fracturing Hi
skull with a BunGstarter.

NEWARK, N. j., July 19.-Frank Ian
deman of COZ Eleventh street, who was
arrested a few days ago for fracturlns
the skull of James Reilly with bung-
starter during fight In saloon, was
to-day committed to jail to await the
result Of Reilly's injuries. Reilly Is In
a very critical condition and may not
recover.
Landem,ns wife was in court, and
when her husband was committed to jai
she threw her arms around his neck
and wept bitterly. She had to be parted
from her husband by keeper, who led
Landeman back to Jail.
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STRUCK BY A TROLLEY CAR.
Driver smith Upinjured, but One of
His Horses Had to he KILLED.

A North Hudson County trolley car
struck a wagon driven by Michael
Smith, of North Bergen. on the Pater-
son plank road. near Jersey city, at
1880 o'clock this morning.
The horses we're knocked down and
one SO badly injured that II had to BE-
shot The wagon was smashed and
Smith was thrown out He escaped
without injury, however.
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Entertained q Thief Unawsres.

A stylishly dressed young man called upon
Mrs. NJ. Heal.y. Sss Clermont avenue. BROOKLYN.
this morning and told her that he understood she
wanted to sell her house. II It suited him he 'a'd.
he would buy IT, Mrs Hesley conducted him
through the house and as he departed he promised
TO call again. Ten minutes later Mrs. Hesley
discovered that the stranger had stolen $40 In
money which she had left on . dressing case.
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Robbed While He Silent.

complaint of Garrett Cation. a hotei-keepsr
avenue, Coney Island. Michael CavsnAgh,
eight years old. homeless, was arrested
morning charged with stealing $3.50 worth OF
piles On July Mr.. Cation dropped OF to
and when he swoke an hour later he found
somebody had relieved him Of a gold watch
$3.50, and $500 IN money. The police were
arrested
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Wall street Notes.

The 81 900 900 additional Chicago 3urlnt ton
A Quincy consolidated mortgage per cent.
bonds listed BY the New York stock Exchange
Yesterday were sold 10 reimburse the Company
FOR expenditures for construction and equi pm mt
prior to December. 1855.
The Northern Pacinc gross earnings for the nrst
tyo weeks OF July, 1894. shoy decrease OF
,76SlIs compared with the corresponding period
in 1895. The decrease is principally due 10 tire
strike.
Til, Bank Of England rate OF discount re-
mains unchanged al . per cent. During the
past week the banks bullion increased q, 900.
and reserve 80, 900, Ito proportion Of reserve
TO liability. whi,h was eSo yer cent last week,
Is nov Hs1 per cent
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sophieI Doesn't Like His Homo.

RocKAwAY BEACH July s,-sophiel Phillips
aged ten. was taken into custody by the polio.
last evening. His stepmother has been looking
for the boz. who a~ey from home week
ago. Scphiel refused to go With his .tepmoth.r,
claiming that he had been ill-trested at home.
He asked Capt. Allen TO allow him to 80 With
his sister, Who lie known as Rhoda Denton This
afternoon the boy will be taken before Judge
Smith who will decide as to his custody.
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ROBBED BY A SERVANT.
Ahrens Recovered Most of the
Money stolen by a Girl.

Teresa Artmsn, a pretty domestic,
(ged twenty, was arrested this morning
(p complaint Of her employer, Caspar
Ahrens, of 355 Hamilton avenue, Brook
IN, who accuses her of robbing him of
50 In money, two bank books and other
lua BILE papers. The robbery was dis
Pvered yesterday morning and the
Plice were notified
Detectives were put on the case and
ey accused the girl of the theft. She
oke down and confessed that she was
thief In her room was found $50
the money stolen and the balance OF
property was discovered In the base
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Dog bit Both His Hands.

PARK RIDGE, y. J.. July ls,-Milo Rsddicx
carpenter OF this village NAS bittea on boil
hands last week b. dog owned b. Julius HileiE
The wounds we're csuterIEed BY Dr. Nssr arc
Redeek thought nothing further about the ast
ter until DAY or two ago when he experiences
severe sorensss and Inflammation In both lands
Reddiok decided to-day to go 10 New York toI
treat ment a. the PAstsuT lnItituts
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DRovER WYCKOFF MISSING.
Relatives OF Washington, \. H.
Mnn Fenr Foul PInS.

BELVIDERE, y. J., July la.-Peter
Wyckon, an old drover and Uell-knoen
citizen of Washington, has been miss
ing from home since Monday. He was
IL st seen at bank. where he drew A
Ia rye sum of money 10 buy cattle.
a dilsent search has revealed no trace
% the missing man and his relatives fear
foul play.
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OWEN GAHAN MISSING.
started for Hospital. and Has Not
Been Heard or.
Especial to The Evening world)

Especial 10 The Evening WofIdD
ELIZABETH, n. j.. July 1o.-Owen
Gahan, fifty years old, a well-known
resident of John street, has been missing
since last Saturday, and to-day his dis
appearance was reported to the police.
He had been suffering from a sore les
and on Saturday told his wife he was
going to the City Hospital to have II
examined He has not been seen since.
Mrs. Gahan supposed her husband bad
stoppe few days at the hospital.
When SIC called there yesterday to see
formed hc l. ID not been treated there.
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Pi-rmont Msn Killed by Cars.

NlACk, y. V, July io,-1homs- ~ m. E
vell-knosn citizen az PIermoaL va, pt'kcd ~
dead below tho sparktl station this morning
With the top Of his head cut or nv us'r
which mm,t have struck him lest night H,s
brains vcr. scattered over ths rsrk Nobody
szV him when he vas killcd unill hi body
found this morning
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Plans of Two Cruisers Burned.
by Associated PrsSs,

BALTIMORE July 1.-the plate ana JOINER
.hops o, the columbis Iron Works ana DRY
Dock Company we're destroyed by IRE Yesterday
Loss, $50, 900. covered by insurance. The plans
o, TIE United States cruisers MontsomeT ano
destroyed
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Took False Teeth and JeweIry.

Dr. John Lsmson. dentist. Of - Fourth
avenue Brooklyn. went to the country OH July
and tailed to notify the poics that his house ~as
vacant When no returned this morning he dts
covered that thieves had visited the premises
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WASHED ASHORE.
eke~sy Excited Over This Quee.
Piece of Flotsam.

BEACH, July ia
:. Ely was washed ashore by the tide
Murrays pier yesterday, and is now
fitins an owner.
Eere is much speculation over the
piece OF fiotsam. Some think that
rs are of the opinion that 1t was
adrift by its owner as useless.
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ElTy Nntly ,r't Sep,. rs uH be TIKI
WOHiES HoL,E AND HOME DAY" a.
,ft'i .stnrts - H., tn1 or ie,s under 'hfs eidssf.
eaton opp-cria1 IN u, SUNDAY WORLD vitb
c,p,d.,I in D., EWING UoRLD for Monday
frs, Of charm,
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Michael Trsynor. tNen'y.tevcn Y'.rs cid, Of
S2s Grand street Jersey cit, While watkins slons
the National Docks Company . tracks or Comrnuni-
rss avenue this morning va struck hr L'h'sh
Valley freight train and instantly Killed HE
body vas removed 10 spears Norguo
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Flats and apsrtme nts to let.

E,~'0 N1rdaY mi Sep,. Is utH be THE
nORiB BOUsE AND HOkE DAY" hh
-dpc,,t.qt,ps o ~ hn-s or les under hs c-c5sf.
cation o-p,arag IN he SUNDAY WORLD "ti b.
trseacd N tie EVENING NoRLD Jor Monday
'.e, oT rgnrcs
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furnished Houses to Let.

To HtNl Furnished house. on reasonable
terms. ucur broadway cars and Central Park.
Tor tNu months or n wear " desired. doctor is
,"rN INK Office. Apply A. a.. 0o6 ~ ave, ASbury
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A full account OF Wall street srsirs vii he
found IN the O'Clock Edition of The Evening
World"
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Houses and Aps tments to Let

or TIM, 600 PER hae: Secnd Tine. ne. pa
.nr Third aud Subsequent Tm-s iSc pr hnz
70 erro chG,Gr on Sundops
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looms single 4 double, with board g-Is bath.
house furnished entirely new; special terms fos
working giIls
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) ROOMS BAH, 81 { 81 rer month 8
rooms { bath SIS 81 ger moaN; all I'm
rrovements. iinitors services: halt an hour n
NeN Nerk cit. Hail Charles Hart. owner, 1859
81 ave. DTookbn.