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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
NENDOME
.rbach Nashingt
!. Allen. Wor,
=.
4. Locke. Boston
|. II. Scotland. A.
Reed. rhattanoos
Brown & wife
n2wcrth. Provide
I'M Newport
WI frtf1NETED
4 DEVILS SKELETON.
Philadelphia Inquirer.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
The the remains Of he devil were smugged out Of
confessed that they stood in fear OF the parsonage
country; There was found some years ago, in the
ruins Of japanese temple. grave. in which there
skeleton o. gigantic proportions and altogether
strange ana hideous in appearance. which. accord
stituted nothing less than the remains of His Sa-
tSnic Majesiy as the japanese understand him
possession of the skeleton. and in time conspired
Win NE capld a OF tramp steamer which yss
FORWARDED TO New-Yerk.
As Miller & Sons, who now have the skeleton devil
IN keeping, have much to do with shipping men.
Capan Wi,iams Of the steamer Arsys decided to
the skeleton was contained
When the box was opened and The straw and
an appareniiy perfect skeleton Of some Creature Of
giant stature The box was only seven feet long.
commodated. those Of the Thighs and legs had been
placed beside the rest Of the ske'etTp on To begin
scented a frontal bone almost n foot across. showing
eye sockets Of astonishing size, a square taw. NE
six inches wide. garnished with tw"nty-eght teeth.
which were closed and nterocked and Of an as
The head was articulated to the vertebrate. and
VA. Mhc I ribs Of tremendons PROPORTIONS and ser
mum OF immense strength and size were Joined. The
the end Of the pevis Beside 1t were placed thigh
and leg bones which II seemed at first Glance must
have belonged to some monster Of the gorilla
The foot was fully fourteen inches long and had
hut three toes each OF which. IT. addition TO being
of enormous length. was furnished with oa almost
ella wke nail. Its appearance. therefore. was be
tween that Of the human foot and that belonging 10
a bird OF the ostrich species greatly exaggerated
IA matter of fact. the skeleton contains bones
of the bovine equine. human and shark families.
and ha wing been brought here and sized np' by an
,Ynerf N 3natomY. they furnish maferial Tor an
rorx of Japanese demOnology which Is nothing
This Skeleton was simply manufactured long years
ago and buried beneath q temple at kntsu 20 serve
the purposes or a cirque OF pileH In ~ ~ ''''
go lion OF Japan by fear a; thet iihr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

olix2s.aSgsx. BERNHARD Is zipper to Frieda ,,oo,
Jones-si. . s. .oGf II Of Bieeckcf-s \, part
q ix:,7.G Neti.i Bloom Caroline RosenihsI 800
DownilHst. n, Il Caroline Rrs'nihal - Jacob .. o
no'stic-si NJ :, sophia Alderman to Peter \
i?o6-,, -. 70 4 Of Msdl.on-aye. ioxl@ii.
Teresa Iiossano T. Gudita 'ayinaio. ........... l
ais,.s,. ~ ?c Fast: Nelson sm''o. y. 10 % -,
Ransom ani VIE 20 ,ohn :,si,enws,ef 49,. 2scoo
7isrr, No SIS west; Henry + Woodward aud
wife Ia H"rno i~Yison, Ir........-......,......
ward. Of .reIaSIah 'lcri. Eliasbeh i Hunt
' i s13sl " + s,: e .a a"s and %,i ''%a
od,h. 1r,'i = :g'' Of 2da,e g.oos Aasa,
soi5,.i ' p Il q @Ia1"' ''s @ssl co. an.
aoth-st = loo II = Of ed.i,e. .jxioos; August
iacoi and Wife GoilileS j. %'i.r and .. -,
ooln-s'. ,, . IT OF ala,c; same to John ..oo
ilsih-,' -. s. 10 II y II 5,n-alc a5Tl%.ii'
lacob Hess to Lli.e Lo'zs. :..............::;.
Mas r,to 10; 10 osp Of Ie aSs @n'oo
ll%h-s. No 81 East, Pauline siaehlen to Moser -
cis'ai s. 100 It Of 2ia1s 45siooli Mc.sr
RAN s. II" r. Of lt "anT es s1s@l''' samuel
I 6 Baum ana Nc . trcaerlcsa Rode Omitted
i"li; 4ioert r Lawrence ara wi;e to David
cs,h-s - .o7 +. Il II (oainu..a,c. 25a
lo,il; Maigarr, Lawrence 10 sam"....:...;..
Ferdinand Iecht AID vile end Abraham liorhm
ana wife August l. Johnson. ............. bJOj
sarah n Braobrook To- wI.am q Ro'ias,a"... $500
Lots 600 and 100 map section g. vys. er,ite
Jonas Dur.noher ana wife 10 asd Ward Land
Kug1st + johnson 60 r~r'iinand Iiecht .. $500
2t-Jve = lot 10. map % Mount Eden. 2Ith
End VII ...'.'' ' .'''.'....".. 2a5o
Lots $50. :s11 3.2 man Van Most PARK:
tphraim Levy 10 Henry G0sler and wife,. looo
MGin-s'. =. isi3 II n of FDlhhani.,ss. t,cs
Irregular. Laura Narian - Mary Lake. '5'
lath-si, lot 90 map ~ Wakefield .4th
Ward; Eva Slater 10 Michael Jaok.l and wife 1880
Lot No ID map u t'nionport. Wessci"st"r.
Wm Sewsnm Frederick " Carlin. ....... 1900
Lot pa msp OF Olinvile No .. "ssfcbesrr.
and Wifi. ....4..."'......'4....'. 400
James \ Reilly ana wife .'.'.".''''........ 5000
Dunccfnb6ve. lot by X
H"nwood Levi l. Parsons wife Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
SUING THE WABASH FOR DAMAGES

Peru lad. Oct. 4.-John w. Young has brought
an action against the Wabash Railway Company
for backlisting and asks $4,000 damages He
says that since March. 1892. he has been prevented
By the road from obta employ mt, IN )ugh be
applied than sixty roads. He train
dspatchei here. but resigned and received a
mendat ton. AftcrWard he joined the Order Of
Photographers and says that this IL the reason why
he was blackstcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
coyoRxcAr1o MISSIONARY Assoc1A TON

Detroit. Mich, oct i.-The annual convention OF
the American Missionary Association OF Congrega-
tiona Churches will be held here October % 10 "a
The Rev. DR.. William Hayes Ward. Editor of THE
Independent" viii preach the opening sermon
Tuesday evening. The Rev. Willard Scott. OF Chi
cago; President Ballantne, of Oberiin Professor
Henderson. Of Straight University Professor Ellis,
Of Oivet College, Mich; DR.. Sturteyant, OF Aurora.
Ill; DR.. Ladd. of Cleveland; President Gates. of
Amherst College and President Angel. Of Michigan
University, VIII be among the speakers Addresses
viii be made by missionaries teachers and workers
from the field representing the various races and
peoples among whom the association works, In
elusive OF the negroes. the Chinese the Indians and
the mounaineers of the South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
TO wELoonr ADJUrlyrGENERIL WAAPIX.

Albany. Oct 4.--Adjuiant-General McAipin VIII
return tomorrow from his European trip, which
began just after the close OF the State camp, In the
middle Of August lie Is expected 10 arrive on the
steamer Paris. His friends have chartered boat
and VIII 20 down the Bay TO meet him ana briHS
him to New York General Carroll. Chief Of Ar
tlery Governor Morton's staff Is chairman OF
me committee 81 arrangements. Invitations nave
been issued 10 all commissioned officers OF the
National Guard. to the number OF SO large
number OF the Generals friends VIII =" ho"h fro'"
Albany
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
oryIcnRs or me HEALrn AssocIArIoy.

Denver. oct. 4-The American Public Health AS
ISOLATION finished It's abors to-day and elected the
following officers tor the year: President, Dr.
Eduardo Jlceago. City OF Mexico; ce-presidents
Surgeons A. 4. Woodhall and Henry Sevill. United
safes Army. Denver secretary. Dr.. Irving
Watson. Concord. \. H.; treasurer Henry y. H0i-
ton BrattlebOro. vi Executive Committee. DR.
J. c. Acrader, Iowa city Dr. K. C. Goodwin,
Thomaston Conn. and DR.. l.. Mc5hane, Baltimore
Buffalo selected the next place OF meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

'nc; IIary 70 mTsccs lny: st nT saving.
Mc'irnw estate insslments ..,........"....'. $500
oni " sd to TfieFr Of MinS%"@" s"s an
DactleT; Richard W. and VIE to the Equitable
17'h-st. 40 It Of 5ti-aye years. mof'- ..oo.
cari julia A. and another to ii Mclean 30
a.I Wefi 7Gths years ...,.,............., 80 900
other trustees executors fremont
c"h ' Mar e. Al 10 the k'a eiermanin .ie nsur
ance 90 l15ih-st. 70 It W Of convent-ave. a.,
Fr1iier. T6onas and vie to warren y smith
e. al corner Ams'crtam-ave and ioad-st. go, %,
Gallo salya,ore to George chrisiman AMI an o
Goedrich. gcergana \ and another to g l. : go,
Selis - N' West la21-si J year. 02'
az. adjoining land conveyed by Edward
Hickey John. and wife to " Kingsland n
corner 5thaye and 32d-st. years. .......... 1850
sa"ae. HaHR an" T7,h a 50 r of isi-a1'
Jordan Alexander l. and wife to iau. iowcn.
hal Go. s. se'h-st. 1875 II Of Madison .ao.o
Johnson; Acgusl r e Eerdigand irch, i4sih- n
St. 36l 10 II Of Raroad-aye. year ..,... Loo
@sys d a. "a i Noun, Ei' !. arr" 1850
,.isl.4 r n Of Fordhamase, 8 ,~ar.......;.,. 40
sh s"' .sas go Of s" %ysns 'ssa F
opi cs'. s s T. Of 70 MnrSsre .'y rss
same TO- "ame d'h,s so e 81 Jun ui'
R~imer r William to Frederick Deyefiers e.
liroadvay iD It y Of coumbine-st. g'ars... %o
%. W. Farms 10 Einssbrlige Road. adjon-
ng lands u Nathaniel Bailey. AMI other
Ha4. Frsdeel~. samuel G iaami' i2Gh-
HG "s. ans t.. ns mG" nd ~ SAY
Reiy Jane. A. ana another to W II ,owna. ''"''
Glebe-ave, $50 # Of Wesichester-ave
Rca John. and VIE to Joseph Ioey iocih.
S%Eerasn redck e, al to the Gsrma" nj, . ttr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05

most beyond belief The bit OF cheese cloth pre-
vents any clogging OF the pipe by the paste work.
ns through IN, cracks Paper pup and fine saw
Iust poied together for hours and mixed with glue
dissolved N .inseed oil. make a perfect filing for
CRACKS N noofs. 1t nay be put and left until
partly dry, then covered with paratf,ne ana
smoohed with hot iron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
BTILDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for buildings and alteration
nave been filed with the building Department October
New buildings
Amsterdam-ave. ~ # = Of iCsih g. Tor four
story and basement brick fiat store, by
William Cummings. OF No i0iA McI)Onnugh-s
brooklyn. and Robert Ferguson. OF 40 I43 sth
$4,000
Prospective. " ~ Il of 81 Dauson-st.
than NJ Ne sr Madison .....-........... 1900
Alterations:
Elliott ave. 80 n Of South On-sye by
i. Blazzan to a twO-story frame dwelling 500
University Place No by Emma
a four-stofy AMI basement brick dwelling and
Th-ave. No 3i3 by the estate ~ n ; Ely.
four-s,ory brick stores and ssesroons ...... 1900
Centre-si. No ~. by the estate ~ Walter Bovine.
iivestory brick factory. NATURALIZATION. $40
Rodgers Place. No ~ and IS. by Helen Brand
ana tenement and store Observation-Disclosures. G7s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
Real estate.
THE. LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York

NaP's"' ~ ''"'
plus Jan. I,
1895. .... S1,616,6 go
Examines and insmres titles to
real estate. the assured selecting
his own counsel, il he desires.
Defends at it's own expense any
suit brought against title guar
anteed by ii.
Pays any claim established
against the property not exceeding
the amount of it's policy. and, in
addition, all costs Of litigation.
COmpels an Directing purchaser
to complete his contract to buy:
or, If defeated in the attempt to
do so, either pays the damages or
takes the property or IFS po'i'y-
holders hands.
DIRECTORS.
EDWIN W. COGGESHATI.
WILLIAM ALLEN SurLER'
JOHN DUER.
J. FREDERIC KERNOCHAN,
John T. LOCKMAN,
j. LAWRENCE MARCEllIS'
DAVID b. OGDEN.
CHARLES l.. STRONG.
iIERBERT Is TURNER
JAMES NJ. VARNUM.
JOHN WEBER.
EDWIN W coGGEsHArI.
President ami G's"rl hanas"T
CHARLES r.. STRONG Niee-irss.ienL
DAVID u. OGDEN. ~ vice-PresGeni
WILLIAM T.. DiXOH. Secretary
JOIN DUER. Treasurer.
GENERAL. OFFICES Hos - and 80 TAbe.iy 81 and AZ
and al Maiden Lane New York.
BRANCH OFFICES NEW-foRK:
n r. Cor. ejth ~. and Lexington Ave.
2S5 Columbus Ave
BROOKLYN OFFICES
1874 and 1875 Montague -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
l)ublie Nolltes
DI'BIIC NOTICE.
/ OFFICE OF THE CLERK or THE COMMON CoI'N
cTi. ROOM $ rIrT HALL. NEW-YoKN. septrnb-i

7 OFFIt'E OF TIE II,F.NN OF IIIT 7 D.IH7' " =
cIi, ROOM 5 CITY HALL. NEN-YoKk septrmb-f
list l-:'5. .,..., -......
The ceckrr stree: Fulton Ferry Railroof COMPANY
and BroadNss snf seventh Avenue Rahroad IN
snv having appisl petition dated september ~ ls|
IN, consent Of Tie Common council II the my %
the rncvn naiut"pancr ana ypri i'ol
.,iroads In ~ l,n surface ~ BfDo'ne street. ans
t,roadway between ,rosby street aud th@ Westerly snv
the existing RAILROADS. GA tF"sD,
street ard BroDme ttr-et - -
Sow therefore pursuant 70 directions given me IN a
resolution which adopted by IN" common iJhrh ~
snie II approved 10y IA" MAYOR Srpi"inD~F
1875 public notice ~ such application II hereby gwen
and tha II tn, Chamber the b al.i OF Aldstm-" u"
he az Hall IN the ,tty * New York On NeGnrsdp
the oh day Ocoirr is.j at Two ocipfk ia tr aiie
noon appca ion Of -aid railroad toin.'ih"- VIII ''
itst considered AID pillic hearing had tn'i""n
All person. siei ia the Application are nOtihel Up
lie sent al the aid place Aforesaid. AZ hh pvD
tuaily viii le 81, henl 10 be heard ia Irla."n nysr'"
Clerk u the common council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
GUESTS 1T LEADING HOTIIS

There were many prominent peop'e among the
large number that registered at the leading hotels
Yesterday The regular foll AMI winter patrons ar.
be ginn ne 10 re urn TO town and the hotels to TAX ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
COIl,l

y In the matte 81 the application Of hs Board 0,
Education by Coupkel the Corporation DI ~. ~
" New York i",atN- 20 acquiring tiilr ~ ne ~
certain nnds on ORCHARD HESTER and IrDlO"
STREETS the T,nth Word of said city. du,y ss.ct'H
approved by said Beard a. sitr Tor sclo) p.i.
poses under ana in pursuance II the provisions OF cnae
III o. the Laws ~ 1855, "a amended Dy ch'pFr o. VI
The Laws Of 1920 .. g., , 49,. -,
% 1858 amended by chapter 70 - The Laws " ynth
notice IL hereby given that application VA. be made
the supreme c0Mt OF the S'a'"-"i A's v.h, az q
special Term ~ said Court, be held AZ cham"is
thereof Cort-hOuse, ~ me ,1iy or New"
York the 18th day " October 1873. NJ me opening OF
court that day. soon Thereafter ~ COINS
h~ heard thereon. for tie appointment OF 'Vnh"i'H'
eis ~ Estimate IN tho abONe-entiiled matter
The nature - the inproN.meni hereby IN
and Conmonalty Of the city Of New-foH 10 certain
lands ard prenlse with the buildings thereon and TIE
appur thereto belongns on Orchard liesi" arc
Ludlow streets the Tenth ward 81 said GUY ~ Zee
sinple absolute the came be converted applc pratea
and used the specified In said chapter
iJi OF the Laws OF 1888 az amended b, said ohapl.
selected approved by IN. BOal ~ Fducaton 80 site
lor schoo purposes under and IN pursuance OF The pro
omsnded by saId "isp,er ~ II Of l-9o being
the follow ing described lots. pieces 20" parcels ot ind
AZ ,h.ye certain lots pieces parcels Of land situate
wing End being In The Tenth Ward The cry u Ne"
To2 which TAX together bounded and described as
follows: beginning the rOInrf formed ny IN" ht'f-
westerly line Of Ludlow street nnnins ibencc westerly
along Inc said north-ry line ~ Hester STREET li5 feet 10
,. @assry linz Orensrl street. thence nof'iy aong
aid enst-ry Orchard street 10 feet inch lrAeS
iin@ o. Iiester .er ~ f~r to in The westerly
line Of Ludlow distant n"rhellys =: trrt i9ces
along said westerly line II Ludlow street 10 feet &
inches TO the pon, o. place 81 beginning
Francis VI SCOTT couns,l t, thu Corporation No .
Row Nrv'-l rk 't'y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
REAL ESTATE.

The Real Esiat. Auction Rooms were practically
deserted yesterdt by the operators and Spectators
who usually frtiuent them. az no property was
heluled TO be sold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05
Autumn Resoris
~ o. - -
THE LAUREL HOUSE
OF LAKEWOOD
NOW OPES.
DAVID Is. PLuMER. Manager.
Lakewood. Hes Jersey.

NEW BERNSAlSE aNM,
SIGN or TIE GOLDEN LIONS.
81 hours from " y fare round NIP $40. amid The
famous berkshire His; charming surruindtDgs all
vision health and comfort; accommodates 40 gesls;
no malaria. delightful fall and winter e-o,i w.ii- fos
uool.let CALEB TIcKNOR & son,
GREAT DARLINGTON MAS.
WGlQDRGG1Oll, G1Nlll9
STAMFORD NEWBORN -
open through SepteIncr and october, i~afJ by s,ran
ard open IRE scapes Elecicity. ibiafy snd Music
Hall Reptile Will comforts for thu autumn i n'ht.s'
RATES reduced after sept illustrated 'ucsat,
s. r. CHURCHILL. NJ. %.
X, lE PESNiIt KsT -Mchigsn-ave.. Peach Allan.
i tic CITY, n open all the year. Al! ccnv.nences
,is, III ,a,ss JAMES HOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-05


A WHITE STAR line r>'
Majestic .. oct. 10. t. M.irstie Mo-. ~ : y a..
,ietmanic. -. a. IA Anfiets sNnNs ~ 500 q 10.
Teuion,.. oct. "a. D. m 'i.rnsni. Nn, y o''
No COTTON CARRIED EN PAssEk;EH STE ias.
Wv Pier IS Narh FLYER onie.. ~ Broadway. y y
" " H. MAITLAND Kin,sff. Axsn:
tV\ARD LINE ff' ri's
". TO LIVERPOOL By QUEENSTOWN
Vnbrla Oct. 5. d. IN. amp ,nsoct 20 1880 m
lucan.n . ont. T.. ~ q. ia t1.fiu 49,. Nos = . = ,"
ENTRA SAILING ...
esOaN Oct. ,, a. ~
." F,rm plrr 49, Nor,h River. Tot Of ciargson ~.
cabin sJl ard. - fnl oah.g,. S1 so.
nce1rding to steamer AMI tccomn,cs'ions
s;.,,agr tcitts 60 End from an IaTs al fure ~ Nf;>
low rates Fog freight I'd rasfhsr nppl ~ ne tom
n.r,'s of~c- M Rowling Green. New-york. rr
VERNON n BROWN 4 co. General Agents
A CRUISE io the Mediterranean
~. sp.ciaIi, "lr.esands S,ltG onsi
Jsruit, ~ 1896 visiting sermu Ia Gibraltar, Malaga
,;,arsda Ahafnbfa Agiefs Cairo; ~ DAYS N Paestn'
esfouf tphesus Constant 'op-. Atreus Rome. Nice
onI, $50 Up. slans fees ee. i,'lr6eA seii
h e. CLAEk Tourist Agent.
81 BinsdAay. Nsw-ivk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
ROTHSCHILD'S BOND REJECTED.

NOT ALLOWED TO GIVE BAIL FOR INSPECTOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE TRIAL
Justice Barrett, sitting in the Court OF oyer and
Terminer yesterday refused TO accept jacob Henry
Rothschild of the firm Of Meyer Jonasson & Co..
as bondsman for Inspector Mclaughlin in subst-
tuition Of Leo Schlessinger who wishes TO with
draw The Judges for refusing is said to
be based on the fact that Rothschili has overest-
mated the value of the property he offered. Roth
schild offered his house. No PA West Seventy-sec-
ond-st.. alleging that 1t was worth sSo.vp was
mortgaged for 50 800. and that he bought II year
ago for $4,000 The Judge said that property does
not appreciate at the rate of $4,000 year, and he
refused the bond that account.
The work of selecting a jury 70 try Inspector
MCLAUGHLIN was resumed yesterday morning. There
were then seven sworn jurors and four provisional
jurors In the box.
Several talesmen examined in rapid success
sion and disqualified because they had formed
opinions the case. ,
by H. Richard PAYNE. secretary. No. 26 Broadway
and No. 80 Yves, one hundred and -ifteenth-st
The prosecution then challenged peremptorily
Frank Nickerson, the eighth provisional juror The
Jurors all moved up a seat in the box, and the
twelfth once more vacant
Several talesmen were examined and excused. ana
then the court adjourned til 10 a. m. to-day.
Mr. Friend said yesterday that Leo Schlessinger
would remain on the bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
DISCUSSING STREET CLEINING FINANCES

There was another meeting of the committee APP
pointed by Mayor Strong investigate the financial
condition of the Department of Street Cleaning
yesterday. Controller Fitch having consented to
resume his place on the committee II met IN his
Office Colonel Warng, Lieutenant Deehunty and
Mr. Nixon were present, but on account OF the alb
sence of President .JerOlOman Of the Board Of
Aldermen who IS chairman of the committee II
was decided not 10 take up anything but the ques-
ton of providing means cover the deficit. The
Controller at the close of the meeting said that the
committee had looked into the question carefully
and believed that way out of the difficulty had
been found but that the details could not be made
public as certain persons must be seen beforehand.
There will be another meeting of the committee to-
morrow.
The other people referred to are believed to be
the Mayor and President Jeroloman. 1t is thought
that the Board Of Estimate viii act under the
Emergency and issue bonds to provide for street
cleaning on the ground that the health of the city
would otherwise be endangered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04
MR.. DENNETT TESTIFIES IN wHTTEHgADs CA Sc

Robert c. Written. a Juror upon whose account
the trial Of Dr. T.. Newton Whitehead ended abrupt
ly Friday last he having asked an adjournment
of the court because Of his Illness. seemed much
improved when he took his seat IN Part ~ OF the
Court OF General Sessions yesterday morning.
a. +. bennett. now superintendent OF the Park
hurst society told length the story OF the night
ne and Agent Webb hid in Whiteheads house for
the purpose of listening to what Miesemer had TO
say 10 Or. Whitehead about the Berthold girl lie
told Of Miesemer asking for $4,000 but did not hear
Miesemer say that 5000 to go TO Assistant
Dstrict-AttOrney Weeks.
The defence closed its case yesterday, and the
summing up will begin to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-04

NFw-YO 7K NETWORK.
MISS PEBBLES AND MISS THOMPSON'S
AVA BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
". 81 and "a East 57th Street
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School Aeenries.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutois GovernesssA
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. u Union Square
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ID and catalogues mailed free Of charge N r. EDU BC-
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UNIsK TEACHERS AGENCIES Sew-York Boston.
i Chicago. LIS Angeles. etc. X T. Croker '" ~ Kerr.
=. " uuyssoop W. U. Pratt NJ T. Manaf"ra ~ ssn-sve
NlrRIAM COYRIERES Teachers Agency supple: pro
lvI fesors tutors eachers goverressee etc. IN all eeHs
schools carefully recommended 100 5th-ave cor sn-st
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-17
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Proposals for q Heating and venti.
Iating System for tho West Side
High School.
Office OF the Clerk OF Committees.
City Hall Providencc. Dec Ia, $50

City Hall. Providence, Dec. IA. 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS. are hereby invited
by the Joint Standing Committee of the City
Council on City Property for the installation
OF a complete system of heating and ventila-
tion in the West Side High School building. to
be erected on the lot corner or Summer and
Pond streets by the City of Providence.
Plans and specifications of said system of
heating ard ventilation may be seen at the
Industrial Trust Building. Providence. X. l..
and also at the Office of Professor :. III. Wood
bridge, No. So Water street. Boston. Mass, on
and after Monday. December i6 1895. Bonds.
with satisfactory surety or sure!ies, will be
required OF the successful bidder In amount
equal to twenty five t25) per centum uf the
face OF the accepted proposal and no bid will
be considered unless the same IL accompan led
by a certified check, payable to the order of
the City Treasurer. for the sum OF five hun
dred ts5O0) dollars, as guarantee said
contract will be signed within ten days OF
the date of acceptance, and II said contract is
not signed within ten days of the Date of ac-
ceptance. then said sum OF five hundred dollars
will be retained and held for the use of the
city ne liquidated damages on account of
Of the date of acceptance
Proposals must be addressed to David Bur-
ton. Chairman of the Committee on City
Property City Hall, Providence. II. l.. and
will be received until SATURDAY. Decem
Der 2s, 1885, at two (2l o'clock y. m.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids.
BY order OF
DAVID BURTON. Chairman,
ID. r. HAYDEN. Clerk of Committees.
deci7.9t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-17
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.

Byron Howard, who has reputation OF
being a sneak-thief. was sent to the
county Jail for 30 days this morning for
stealing SO cents from w. Il. Budlong.
Michael Gibln was held for trial on he
charge of selling liquor without license.
Julia McNary was held until Friday on
two charges of selling liquor without a
license.
Angeline Berchan was sent to the re-
form school during minority for being q
vagrant.
The case OF Perry Yerrington was con-
tinued for three weeks.