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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
George Gould and Others.

Mr.. Gould-Certainly as citizen Of New York
I can but take the greatest interest in the
POLL
Office has Just come In
Mr.. Could repeat as citizen OF New
Jersey, | can but take the greatest interest in
the Palisades. The preservation of those splendid
rocks should be a matter Of concern to every tax
payer In the State.
Reckless Friend-Yes, and aside from your posi-
| tion as taxpayer prediction for saving rocks
might come naturally to you you know. See?
Warner Miller and the Enthusinst.
Enthusiast-so you're going on the stump for
Norton Ell? Well. I'll tell you what. we're all
| mighty glad to see you back inside the breast
works.
| Millcr-I do Wish you wouldn't say any more
about breastworks. I'm tired OF that. It's a
chestnut
Enthus-well. you needn't get hot In the
collar over
Miller-And for Heavens sake. don't mention
collars. I'm not wearing anybody's collar
Enthus-Great jumping Jehosophat! Nobody
said you were. What in the name OF Patt-
Mller-Plague the name OF Plat! Can't
YOU see that It's Me that I'm looking out for ?
Perhaps you think I'm dead. Just because Tom
Plat sentenced me, once time But there s
going to be political resurrection, some day,
and I'm going to have record all ready to
keep me going again
Chairman Huxley and Mr.. whitney
Chairman Huxley Cdolefully)--I understand that
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-09
To n Worried Mother"

Edgswater View, BaysIde. Oct. 4, 1854 Ems
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Total
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
RESCUED AT THE COURT.
Two Young Prisoners stolen by q
Nob al Essex Market.

Mrs. Emily I.ibermsn. OF = Orchard
street. caught two boys stealing son e
properly from her store this morning
and b ought them to the Essex Marke,
Polic" ccur,. wher" she found the door
closed. rho street in front nf the
courthouse vas crowded with. people.
The two boys We're crying and Pleading
to he set free"
The policeman stationed at the door in
formed Mira. Lieb.rmun that Justice
S'nn- had ordered tn" doors closed. and
that she should take her prisoners 10 the
nrhrcF' police station As Mrs. IiSber-
man started 10 80 away with hcr pris-
o:crS two men suddenly sprhng before
her and tore che ,s h, l,ys from her.
He durted away amid IN. cheers " tn =
people who also rescued the other one.
at The same time almost Upsetting the
woman II the street.
THE cheering was 50 great that Justice
Simins. who WIS san listening To the
cus,s brought befor. him. raped lourily
for order. Two officers Of the Court
Squad chased the crowd away. 30 ar
rest Was made.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
GOLD SHIPMENT TOMORROW
one House VIII Forward s35O,OOO
on the Trayc.

]. & w. Seligman & Co. viii ship
$3.50 0oD in gold on the steamship Trave,
sailing tomorrow.
The steamship La Normandie. which
arrived from Havre last night, brought
5,l2l,a50 francs in specie.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
HOMICIDE HIS MANIA.
Con icrtlOncr schmidt Put In the
fnsnn" Ward at ~. Nnr,'-.

Henry schmidt. tilr'i.pa" years old. q
,"nt- Homer, g. R,,ph avenue. Brook
Ign. Is In 81 Mary HOSPITAL under treat
m"nt for humici'Ia mania.
Last Wednesday might schmidt at
tempted to kill HE Wife He was ar
rested but when irrdlgnel In the Gates
Avenue Court Mrs Schmidt refused Ia
pro ',cItc and tn" prisoner was dis
charged. II" no SOONER reached home
than h" made another attempt on her
Ne. when she only avoided by taxing
refuge with the neighbur-.
Late Saturiay night he came home
with - large knife aud told her In seIul-
chiil tones to prepare FOR death. She ran
s~i"@ming into tn" street. FOLLOWED hy
her husband VIII, npur' 'h"d hts w"apnn
Ncighhors tried 20 intvrls re-. only with
the result Of drawing niF fury towards
themselves.
IN" po'ir. % the Ralph avenue sta
ton were nctiii- I. and after a gaVcr.
struggle schmidt vas captured. II took
four men 10 nlac" him in cell at the
station. During Ia. night ne tried 10
commit suicide 10y butttag his head
against the bare Of tn. coll. II was un-
der the haiIucinatiOn tnat lcoplc had
cunspreh again I his life.
The police stood ;Ac racket until
Schmidt insisted In standing on his
head. then an ambulance wa call"l and
he was taken to - Mary's Hospital and
placed in the Insane ward.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
OVER TWO BILLIONS.
Assessed Valuation Of This City's
Property Holders 49,
Prospects that The Tax Rate Will
- Be Reduced,
Croker, Grant and Other Tammahy
Men Are Exempted.

The Board of Aldermen met In special
session to-day TO receive from the Tax
Commissioners the tax books for 1894,
showing the amount Of assessments In
personal and real estate.
There is an increase Of $50, H532 in
real estate values and decrease OF
$3.50. eA In the valuation Of personal
property. said to be due TO the recent
hard times. The total assessed valu-
atom in 1893 was 81. 1913. 5ls,52. This year
the two-billion- mark was reached. the
exact figures being 1908, 1872. 0J7
The total increase in real ami personal
property Is S69.Sl350s.
The increase In real estate valuation.
considering the depreciation Of property
during the business depression. Is alb
normal, and there will consequently be
no necessity. as at first thought, for In
creasing the tax rate. which Is now LIZ
on 500. II anything. 1t will be lower.
A semi-official statement IS to the
effect that the rate may be lowered TO
Isl or $50.
The reduction will depend on the
amount for deficiencies to be added by
the Aldermen to the budget. The
budget for 1894 is $50. Ss4, ?57. An amount,
usually $600.OO0. Is added, owing to the
difiiculty of collecting some OF the
taxes. Three per cent. OF tine budget
can be added. and $4,000 or S9VD,OH
may be.
The relative valuation Of properly
In 1893 and 1884 Is shown Ivy the follow
ing table:
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HAD A $4,000 HUSBAND.
Mrs. sfnubcc HIS Lost Him, aud
Now she Sues for Damages.

W." ""N '"'F i'E p"Fhas'Ns
Mrs. Mary Mau5cc. Of IS Irving
place, has brought an action in the
Court OF Common Pleas to recover $50, On
from Mary Bauman FOR alternating the
affections Of her husband. Charles Maui
brc.
The suit grows out Of an action for
divorce brought Ivy Mrs. MauLec against
her husband. who. IT Is said, Is 4
wealthy liquor dealer, who handles ta,I-
forDia Iip'iUTa dnd represents "A Cantor
MA nJuse Ire action for divorce Is
pending IN The Court OI Common Pleas,
where 4 came ~ acyCgdi times last
month. but Il WAS adjourned Os-r untii
the Fan
Mrs Maubec accu.s her husband OF
living VITA Mary Bauman at .lG West
Tw"Ht" nth strr"t since iuiy. 1855, or
Win visiting her at mat place repeated
~ sine" last .iuly.
Mrs. MauDec got an order FOR the .H-
animation Ui H." defendant prior" ttrIal,
saying she wanted to ascertain how they
got Acquainted and iheii exact relations
ana IN" .irnt- tncy nav. been together.
\ motion II aet ASIDE tli- ur1.I Tor
the examination Of the defendant h, e
for" trial. wns granted by Judp-
BISCh0n, 81 IN" curt Of common
Pirss, today II beil., declared that II
was an EFFORT OF the pldiatin to use
any confession IN" Defendant iDisnt
make On such examination against her.
TEa Maubecs separated In December.
1882.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
WOULD BE WASTE OF MONEY
Ths Henson Fiatiands Citizens OBJ
J~ct TO Paving Avenue D..

The argument ~ an order to show
cause why Richard V. Re;nsen. Henry
r.. Hughes and Alexander Stafford,
Street Opening ard Grading Commits
sioners Of INC town Of i'latlaniS, and
Contractor Michael j. Dady, should no,
be restrained from carving ont a con
tract. was adjourned by Justice Bart
lst', In the supreme court, i'rookiyn.
this morning. until next Monday.
The order 10 show cause WAS obtained
from Justice Gaynoi on the at'iiavits Of
Alice \. Davis. claus .kopf and Henry
NJ. Butecke, who claimed II would be n
waste OF the town funds to spend 81. SOS
to grade. curb, InacaiauiHc and flag
Avenue l.. AZ called for IN the contract
They also claim that the avenue ~
short, and has n salt marsh on each
end. and Is but little uSc'i
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
FIRE AT A CHRISTENING.
5000 Damage Done in Central Ave-
nue. ERrly TO-Day.

The discovery of fire at 40 O'Clock
this morning broke up a christening
party at 10 Central avenue, Brooklyn
and created "a great deal OF excitement.
At first the police suspected that the
flames were OF incendiary origin. but a
little investigation satisfied the authori-
ties that II WAS due to accidental causes.
The building Is u two-story frame
affair. occupied by Bernard Hadster. who
Kept delica lessen store on the ground
moor. and The apartments overhead were
occupied as living apartments. The Had
ster household was increased not long
ago and the event was celebrated last
night by a christening party.
Shortly before o'clock Sergt Dough
erty saw flames in the store. He warned
the people upstairs and then turned In
an alarm. When the engines arrived the
was extinguished within a short time.
The damage to the building was about
800 and the stock and fixtures about
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
THE SHEA MURDER TRIAL.
Defense. Rests Its 'nsr. and Prose
cution Resumed.
nv Associated Press ,

TROY. July The defense in tho
shea murder trial rested at noon to-day.
The morning session was taken up with
tn, examination of EXPERTS. Gunsmith
Gemmill was called by the defense, and
he explained the difference between the
appearance Of Il rim-fire and centre
lire bullet after being fired.
pr. HerriCk, hospital surgeon, was
called ana was asked several hpotheti-
cal quotations. as to the effect on the
skull Of bullets fred from q revolver
at various distances. Nothing impor-
tant was addured, however,
Emily Webster was the first witness
called by the prosecution in rehut tai.
Mrs, Webster swore that on the day of
the shooting she was In DIR, Web
stcr's office. when a boy came for the
doctor, and said wounded man was AT
Dunlop'S saloon, When she opened the
door he was looking nj Il revolver,
Thomas Richards was the next witness
called. but his evidence was ruled out.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02

Ferry Franchise Sale Postponed.
Comptroller Fitch has further pos,ponsd the sale
OF the nay Ridge and Staten Island ferry tran
chises until July u.
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MORE WATER FOR BROOKLYN.
To Increase the supply si,547,OO0
IN Wanted.

The A,deruan,c Water and Drainage
Committee met in the BROOKLYN CIV
Hal, ,his morning to devise means byi
which tho SUNNY of water could be in
J
creaSeu'
The city Is now 1'Esumi.g
daily about SicnGnJ n nv and
49,. ,.. .. ,ho ,,s,,,,,,,-
lhe ihei ea7e wv '''''''''
ton OF last year has p'coHe 10
great as to catiss cons iieras,e alarm
a,popy the ,eir,ais THE r,p.,tts and
""'''s '"e '' ~ az"
pumps arc all being taxed 70 the'r Ut
most capacity, and should a break occur
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
MUST PAY TWO FARES.
Annexation of New Utrecht DO-S
Not Affect the TroIir,.

Although the town Of New Utrecht Is
now the Thirt!eth Ward OF Brooklyn
the people riding on the Third avenue
trolley ROAD will still be compelled to
pay double fare for transportation to
points within the oil city limits
The residents OF the new ward had eN-
Lect-d hat when the town was annexed
to the Cily thc fare To the bridge would
be reduced 10 1--WE cents. They are now
COMPELLED to pay i've cents 10 III" 81 l
CITY limits and another fare Of five cents
for trantp Jr,a;iOn beyond tnlt point.
la" l"r NhL-hOUsp or tn" IaoOklyn
cav Railroad. rn-dav SNh:Iittial aIi o-in-
iln'ip i'r' ;d.nt i-Wl.. In, which IN Gays
IA" annexation q. ,,rW I tr"un. does ma
cJ!u9el tiu 'a!.ynud 80 carry llSS"nRrl. =
wiih.a 10 C,ty LIMITS f,g i Singh Gt~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
BREAK IN PULLMAN STOCK.
Falls Four Points on the --latest
Strike Reports.
Chicago Gas Also Drops on News
OF the Litigation.

The DEVELOPMENTS In regard to the
strike situation over Sunday were well
cr'rulatcd 10 occasion feeling OF de-
ptession In stock circles this morning
tn" tying up Of additional lines means
well as to the men. and the interruption
OF trdtiic must cause great damage TO
various branches Of industry.
Besides, the lnhor troubles nipped in
don account. which started Mp right
after tho publication of President Cieve-
lundE last Interview on the financial
situation. Prices came lower from Lon
don TINS morning. and the local traders
lot no time In getting in their fine
work.
Pullman was knocked own I, to l5j I :.
the remai,der Of the list was from il TO
~ per cent. D'stiilers fell Ia to q;
bm !l,,l., ,,,S Uu'ncy - to . ;-S;
and. rs, to s. Is. Northwest, IS, 10 ia
81. Paul, 81. to IS rs: Illinois Central,
-. to 80 l.e: Louisville & Nashville. ~,
To- % "a: Missouri Pacific. IS. to % ~.
New jersey Central IL TO lC7. In the
specialties. Toledo &: Ohio Central fell
off l-2. 20 Al-2.
In the later trading stocks were dull.
cline IN Chicago Gas to Il is, traders
who have been long Of the stock In
terpre;ing tho removal of the litigation
from the Illinois to the United States
Court as at least temporary defeat
for the Trust.
Chicago despa t"hes state that Judge
Windes has entered the decree agreed
on between Attorney. General Moloncy
and the Chicago Gas Trust with modi-
hcation to prohibit officers of the seven
COnpa nies. H5 Individuals, from paving
dividends to the Fidelity Trust Com
pany, OF Philadelphia.
Following this intelligence. notice
was issued by President Oicott. OF the
Central Trust Company which says:
York, VIII distribute on and after July
% to the holders of the Fidelity Insur-
anc. and Safe Deposit tU,npary's GER
tiicatcs OF equitable interest, an amount
equal to | l-2 per cent. of the par value
of their stocks of the Chicago Gas Com
panies of record July 81
Reports OF outbreaks by the railroad
strikers out West tended tn hold bust
ness In check and acted as dimper
mon speculation 30 far as the railway
list was concerned. Sugar. however. was
stronger. recovering part OF It's early
loss.
\ hrmer tone characterized dealings
at the stock EXCHANGE towards the close
despite the fact that most dismal reports
strike \ rally Of IL t. ! IS per cent.
from the lowest took place on the eve
cIton OF moderate buying orders. The
fact tina. the bears were unable TO dis
lodge long" stocks this morning caused
them to cover to some extent this after
noon.
The sales of listed stocks were a 200
shares. In the unlisted department "a, :
in2 shares OF Sugar and 1880 Lead We're
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
FATAL FIRE IN. DUNDEE.
Professor Fitch VIII Die, and Many
buildings nuracd.'
(By Associated Press.)

(By Associated Press)
CORNING, n. Y, July About Lew
o'clock this morning fire was discovered
In the cigar store of B. l.. Sages, In Dun
dee, N. Y. The flames spread rapidly
and before the fire was under control
seven stores, one dwelling, the new
Presbyterian Church and several barns.
ice-houses and other out-buildings were
burned to the ground.
Prof T.. Il. Fitch, OF the Graded School,
while trying to save some articles IRON
his room, Was overcome by the flames
and horribly burned and Is now lying ~
the point of death. Charles Fitch, o.
Rochester, is the young mans uncis,
The fire is thought to be the work OF "a ~
incendiary. The loss is about soV'w".
Insured for about half that amount
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
SAVED NEARLY A MILLION.
Tax Rate in Kings County Reduced
Possibly One Cent.

The Kings County Board OF Estimate
completed it's labors this morning. The
total of the city budget now is SO, n37.-
46o.22. The amount allowed last year
was $40. sos, 37s.o making a saving to
the city of sTe6.S75.C7
For the county government the Board
this year allowed 81. $50. To So Last year
they appropriated s2,Goi 1916. making a
difference Of STELLA.
Although the city and county will have
to bear greater expense this year than
they did last. on account of the. aIrA-
alton OF the county towns. the Board OF
Estimate has managed to save nearly a
million dollars IL Is estimated that this
saving will reduce the tax rate pos IDLY
one cent on a thousand dollars.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
THOSE PAVING CONTRACTS.
Expert Allen Says the Srvcnfy-,hIr,I
street Job IL Not COn,pIctc

At the meeting of the Brooklyn Board
Of Street improvements to-day Lawyer
George T. Elliott appeared and entered
a protest against the payment of 81, 30
balance on the contract for paving
Seventy-thlrd street
Mr.. lsliiotts protest was based on the
report OF Franklin Alien, the expert
who Is going over the accounts of super
visor FurgueSon. MIR. Allen reported
that there sun remained two and Il
hair blocks Of pavement to be finished
before the contract is completed.
notwithstanding this. Supervisor Fur
Surson decided that the job had been
finished ana It is probable that the CON
tractors Pace q Futto. viii ret their
money.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02

A Louisville special saws DreHel, Morgan Co
authorized their agent here, Columbia Finance
and Trust Company, to pay Louisville Southern
bondholIeis SCI. 7Jo in interest.
The Directors OF the Jersey Central have de-
,llrcd n quarterly dividend Of i'. per cent
PAYABLE Aug. l. TranSfer books will close
July lG.
The net earnings of the Southern Pacific for
May were 81. UsS, i9t. decrease Of $780, 2yl. ana
FOR the Ave months ended May 81, 35.2sI,3Jl, u
d, 'rease 81 1854. 06s.
Handy 4 Hartman will ship 200, oo0 ounces NJ
silver. and Zimmerman Forahsy - 900 ounces
On the steamship rTaye, and Ncsslaso, Colgate
4 Co. rs 900 ounces on the steamship Aursnia,
both vessels sailing for Europe Tomorrow.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
TO MAKE THEM FASTER.

French Line Steamers to lie Thor
Oughly OVerhauIed.
In the next year the steamships of
the French line fleet will undergo such
changes as will make them much faster
vessels. La Normandie. which has
hitherto been Monday boat. has been
recently overhauled on the other side
and can now easily reach this port on
sunday. as she proved by arriving here
last Sunday from Havre. She has been
ftted with new 1000 horsepower en-
gines, new boilers. her single screw was
replaced by twin screws and two of her
four masts taken out, leaving her rig
like that OF the Lucania
The other four steamships will be
overhauled and undergo like change
excepting that their engines will re-
main, as they are powerful enough for
the speed desired.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
FIRE AT FORT HAMILTON.
Grand View billiard Pavilion Dc
StrOyed--LosS H5.O,O.

COMFY ISLAND. L. l.. July 2.-About
l o'clock. this morning the Grand View
Billiard Pavilion and saloon on the
Shore road. near Steward avenue, Fort
Hamilton was discovered to be on fire.
Manager Theodore Wetterward ana
several others were in the place when
from the cellar. and they were forced to
beat Il hasty retreat.
The fire burned fiercely and the build
Ing was soon in ruins. The loss Is IS, 900,
which Is covered by insurance. A
number of billiard tables and a large
stock Of liquors and cigars were among
the furnishinC7 lost.
The building was owned by the
Adogp Ruehi Hotel Company. which
had deed drawn up to give TO Julius
Kcrser. who was to pay 5000 for the
property. Kerser was to have taken pos
session to-day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
PROF. HERMANN IN COURT

He Answers to the Charge of Being
In Contempt.
Prof. Alexander Hermann, master Of
the black art. appeared before Judge
Bischcff. of the Court OF Common Pleas,
today 10 answer a charge OF contempt
OF court. for failure t, appear before a
referee in Supplementary proceedings
upon a Judgment Of S3.lA
CD! Hart, counsel for Prof. Hermann,
explained to Judge l'ischoff that his
ellen. was OUT Of town on the date he
was to have appeared before the referee
lie said the Professor was ready t. be
examined at any time.
judge Bi:chof look the papers and re-
served decision
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
CITY NOT RE SPOMslBtE.
'"mt'r"iirr Eiirh- D-cIsi,u, on Tia"
New tih nan Pln..A. -...''

Comp,ipllI f1(Ch has COIN. to ,h..,plf-
tiusph 'ha ,h- Jaw rrpr.iins IA" Mum
cinhl huiliing n"' releases he. city f,~pTn
~. responsibility L. i.;;aud u lhr designs
for a neNv.'1,E tialL S-h.ch thearrhit cots
submitted li- fs' 'r-7I"rlr- ur opinion
that tnr riI; shpG,d not liu2a-r r..v. the
SALARY "i y No" ~ taking caLS ~ the
hldn| ana u, l'uS uoI.ilc1 M rcrn,r -.
RI" room iu NtiFh the DlAnS 81 stored
81 MS d"ti,iss. a. ....,- .....
Tie. CITY Uyltrd acchlG,cts % CON
tects nor only g,t np'hiuc fr,, Their
trouble. bur thgir plans ar lcG. >, itAv
,2re "f themselves. All TO save he At y
$50 q Inoptp, 49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
STABBED A LITTLE GIRL.
Maggie Had Gone 4" tid Her nr"th
rr, who Was Tcinw Thrnshcd.

Little Johnny Banner, twelve years old.
OF 30 West Thlrty-s.cond street. was
held at Jefferson Market Court today
for examination on "A charge of s'abbing
Maggie Connolly. fourteen. OF 10 West
Thirty second street, In the knee with a
jackknifc.
The boy was whiting a piece OF wood
this morning. ami quarrc!lrd with Mag
giles little brother. II. threatened the
youngster and Maggie demonstrated,
slapring john" in the face, Tn" boy
iaLh.I ~ hrr Hilh his open knife and in
nivt,l a painful w0und.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
PLAYED AROUND SMALLPOX.
Chtldrcn's Lives in Danger Through
a Faulty DiugnOsin.

Martin Smith, fourteen years old, OF
1903 West fortv-irst street, was removed
to North Brother Island this morning
suffering from smallpox. inspectors
from The Board of Health are securing
the vicinity to-day In search of other
cases.
4 Younger brother of the patient was
treated about two weeks ago for chicken
pox. u was mild case ana was rot
reported to the Board of Health by the
attending ply stefan. Since Martin was
taken sick the health authorities made
an investigation, which resulted In the
conclusion that the other child was also
afflicted with smallpox Several familie 3
whose children played with the Smiths
and frequentel the house are being kept
under observation.
DR. Doty Is of the opinion that the
disease has been stamped out in the
Fourth Ward. as 1t has been several
days since any case was found there.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
w. E. D. STOKES WINS.
Gets Judgment Against Marble
DeuIcr Uniyic on m UOud Suit.

Gets Judgment Against Marble
Dealer Dniyic on n Bond Suit.
William +. D. Stokes obtained Judgment
before Judge McAdam. o. the Superior
Court to-day against Henry c. Bail.ie,
dealer in marble. on bond given to
secure mortgage on property In West
Ninsty-ninth street.
Bsilie claimed that Stokes had mis-
represented the value of the property.
saying IL was worth $50, 90. whereas 1t
WAS only worth s2I.5DO. and that ne had
not given the proper dimensions and had
concealed that the walls were party
walls 1t was also claimed that the fact
that there was a mechanics lien of $3.50
against the property had been concealed
from him.
The Judge decided that Stokes did not
know of the dimensions. the party wall
or about the mechanics lien.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-02
WRIT REFUSED WALTERS.
IIabcns Corpus PrOccclinas Fail to
Get Him Out OF Jail.

Application was made this morning
to Justice Bartlett. In the Supreme
Court. brooklyn, for the discharge Of
Jacob II. Walters from Raymond Street
Jail on IA writ Of habeas corpus. The
vri: was declared imperfect and dis
missed.
Walters was Jailed on the charge
that he, az an attorney. failed to turn
over certain moneys to a Mrs. DmetZki.
II client. Walters is la the real-estate
business al $50 Remsen street. A new
writ will be asked for.