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Evening capital., 1895-09-19

Baltimore and Annapolis shsrt Line 3. 4

A freight Tram VIII Fun IuUsV'R3 Z, ,1717sr
,iavs and SATURDAYS. Arriving az Annapons
AZ III Is A. N. Leaves Annapols 'of Daio-
F.xr-Annat11lts 20 Baltimore ana rcturhs
% Freieht Iaken al lowest rates
q. A. C0oABs, Gen'l Manager.
A. RuRK. Sec'y and Treasurer. -,
s.. A. TIProN. Train Master
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Infnrmnlinn Manted.

HoDaEs. - Iu. Martha Din, Of
Nangaiuck, Connecticut wishes TO
know the Whereabouts u hsr Ur thor
jones HoIgcu, who came 90 Utah
about nyo yoars ago. lie wroie 9ne
letter 90 hIs mother Uis sister sly-
be- 10 y mcmberof the Church auu Has
'amily. 5H8 haa wfE.gu two lriiyrs
Hu flussrG go him Az -aii Lake cry
ru. both have been returned.
JUuu.IuLLEU. - a .ta Hartman,
zoos Cuttuut street boat, frDrHl
nuuoir, writes 90 lpsf. mn.uiug
about Uof sisyr AuI bTutau.. vino are
suun.-aI 90 us 100 Utau. rrr h,H uYi
seen them Tor year,, and Do very nnN-
i0uH 90 auar 90 m .Hpm 90 ;huir ruI1'
uvrs here. .hpir names IRE LiFaula
JulI, simo Perry Fuller uuA LIcius
Hubbard Fullar They wriu ra'Hl
boo Wafnw, IaHrHcg county llIuIH,
MUTE -NlFun IS Wu.iHf uf Lyon D
ClHt.u county lawr, ugHirgs iui.t-
nation concerning Anton White, NJ
fastyrs. He % ppunsylva ia 90 or
900 yuBrs ng0, iiH luiurl the LaHvr-
day SHUTS, llvpI U.s. NauyUH, ard
m veI wet with tucm 90 Bal, Lnso
CTS.
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10 the Flr; district cur, yesterday
"a order was made Tor thirty petit
Jurors - DO drawn Aaui 2Diu Tor tue
May term.
Jerry M. richardson, convicted OF
fhYs, wns UuuteI new trial; cot fr
May lsib, is#l. Bail liked At 81 600,
t1 be- approved by clerk Of c0uf, 1f
Commissioner Norron Of salt Laac
Guy.
Lydia Brooke OF Uintah county, mas
Drought su action Tor divorce against
james Bfl.Fa, ON the ground OF dOstr.
tlUu AMI failure no provide.
LUJutrl B.luu.F. 90 NluN, h4H
br1uEr. suli against James w.. Hogan,
asking Tor Eu accounting o., a Burgp
business pArHHfsnip yEEIus between
ttU UsriirH Boo tlu Huff.
AItITuey 81. "a, Kellogg, OF Provo,
has commenced 10 sIis against tho
AlmU NIuus aII milling r.un.uy
nuu G.. T.. L1usu, g collgc. siIi 6f
legal suTyIuus claimed g. Nsvg btu
done Tor Tue 0'crlau,s Iu 1894 "a co..
'HHlauis' Fui, with Sac Balboa Beck
IS Gaalplga iIYiuG CI l#aIy.
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OBITUARY.


Firvicw, uRh, April lD, l.Ij.HOn ace
count 90 thH long distance uui poor mail
facilities between tHs place aui NsruNl,
lAb, lhis liUu has boon delayed tuus
thf, hut still wu lUsIfU through tho NIWa'
columns 20 inform tho many friends Of
the lh.u E.Iur William CurlsguusDn, that
Doc departed ellis IIiU ou he ls day Ul
March, lsJI, uil0r a severe Illness % i've
weeks
Brother William Christensen was born
iu Copenhagen, Denmark, Feb, Do, lsll,
and ratuo 90 lhu with family OF saints
whom hO was bus 10 years ul age,
After living many years in Spring.
willie hU went go lu,ryluW, -Aupu.U
county, lu lrlI, among tho urst
so,Ilrrs. Tho following yoat, uitDr
having made % trip 20 tlu Missouri river
90 assist lu bringing lu she emigration iu
oN trams, hn married hiG urss vito aud
proved 10 mthiul, huuusa industrious
ufi worry useful citizen aud saint 10
wont 90 Condos county Colorado, 300
irrI, 40 assist lu thu HUtNug up ui chat
now country aud thure, rs no
had lHun upinro, held honorable pOsI-
lions ut trust among bis vusltuurrfH In
that work. Last hII, rcuiug his health
failing, Hu wont Co Ashley, Utah. Go
uud U.trU moro suitable Go his l'yrU
comfort, uud iuyuudUdl Go mako a pore
WNuUul home tuurD, whom Dec was over
AAuu boy o. disease OF tho stomach, which
terminated fatally.
IlIa romans wore Inferred AE NDfnHi,
whore rNUry possible assistance was
rendered hIm aud hlH WliNlu their trying
glrUums auouH lie leaves largo family
and many friends To mugFu hes LOSS
luNHINlIAIEuI
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OGDEN.
ooprs, u1u, Arnmli, 1880.
Junction City Ecws.

FAIRS wooden mill which has been
closed Tor number Of years has beor
purchased by 10 practical manufacturer
Mr.. uefvsy Plat. rhe mill isatwo.
sel mill, hhvlHg two ecis OF cards and
600 spiudlos, aud is situated on O.4cH
river. The water b. OF g31u quality
Tor sc1urlug wool, some men were
sei 10 work yesterday, AID u IL ex.
peOtOd that by tho Tell fiity OF sixty
hands will mud teady employment.
Engineer e.. Is. Bsnnister Of tb,
Pioneer Electric Power company, b.
out with a number % surveyors pre-.
pairing 10 mnsu now survey OF The
pipe liuo far The proposed power dam.
Elders Istasl Brown and John W..
Chambers returned from Europe on
Tuesday, where they have been on
Missions for two years, They are
pleased TO return nome.
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nsinrs InaEr ,IsrrllL

The jury uulufu whom Wa trloI Yea.
ioruay afternoon the case OF Andrew
&. buErn Va Wan, GrU,sur,A a. D.
tins morning brought Ia a Brulul Yer.
ut suit wac brought o. receive.
5000 ami Interest on pfuuuE.ry
note, lhr july found Tor the llAI.tIl Ia
tue sum VI si,2-s 7s-rrveG 10 Uu,.
de bluaups Cuuu.ul objected 10 the r.-
g pu.n Of the verdict aud ten uuys'
STAY WIS allowed,
EC,Ml, Va htber a. Smith Ell aI.
An OrJUf was entered WudIiyiug the
retaining order previously Issued,
now permlttiuf the assignee 90 nay
certain preferred labor claims due h.
Nj, smith.
Peit iurors Joseph L.. Game, Fret
Simon, Hyrum rtfUun Char. h.
Stephenson uuI 4, j, SHARP we're OK.
Currd tho torn.
The care % Henry COIN d Go. Va
Pelor n. Drouuay was turu ,aksn ul;
Attorney Atthur Brown ana Loot
borrow 4 kkan iUr the plairt d.:
Attorney {. o. Whit,vmufr Tor tu8
atiellanI. l.! WAS au uppeal ron,
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Elius q -.r.. 100 , day 8l AIa
mission lu Gee. Britain.
John -, -raIUuntaiu, aged ~, anu
Llua JspptsJu, aged 10, both of Provo
have received q marriage license.
AIclbsr. &. Ko1or,s IL contcmyIs o.
ing prospecting trip 70 Alaska iu Tue
utvIos, Of Judge JJuosaud other Provo
parties.
Dr. TalmAgc, Of tho Univcrsity 0f
Utsh, anu Territorial Commissioner oI
seuUJ.a a. B LsNls viii lecture Ia the
Provo tabernacle Sunday evening on
educational matters.
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IN SEARCH Nv nlS WIFE.
Clyde Pierce Arrested Last Night but
Rrlea,od this Morning.

Rolea'od this Morning.
Clyde Pierce was arrested las, night
on hls arrival from Denver, In response
to n telegram rrogivsl by Chi1' Pratt
from Chic' Of Police G5lIing, stain,
that Pierce was ION his way to Sal,
Lake to Kill his WIZ, NiA &. Pierce,
who IL So the Ricketts, block" PlpTc,
was locked up all night, hut there ~.
poariug 10 be- 10 foundation fUr Ito
statement that he iut. ndyd u Kill his
wife, he was given his liberty this
morning,
Aside from the message to Chief
Pratt, the following Associated Prtss
dispatch was received bore;
DFNvEW, April lO.-Chiof OF Delto.
tiyos Harrington today lulegraphul O.
tho chief Of police Of Sal, Lake t1 pre-
won't Clyde Pierce, n railroad man
DpuyuE from numbering uis funawa,
wife, Pierce started for salt Lake lass
night, gvJwiug his Intention % shoot
Inc wife, who mo believes olupUI with
uuuFy jameson who boarded At her
house, Auu ~ now living with him In
/ N.HN. A"HNNH my NN"A NNNHNNNA NANNN AAN
the year Mu, Pierce Is described o. =
pretty blonde woman OF vlvauiUus
dispositions.
When Pierce was arrested be had no
hTyarma in his possession, nul no de-
ulrI thGt no had any intention VI
killing his wife or anybody else. lie
denied any knowledge Uf the man
JamrsOu, mentioned no the uispa ola,
and hos 40 reason 90 suspect hts wife
ui luhdoNty, he thluSz that silcs
she became united with tue spiritual.
lsts her mind has become dtranpud,
nui tho mediums have poisoned her
mind against him, but that n he could
iuu ugr amt have "A talk with her she
would return home with hlm.
Tue police have visited all OF the
lodging houses 10 tho city, bu. can
O u nothing ut MIS-. Pierce, She was
staying gt tur Rockets block up 60
about "a weoE ago, whom sno disap.
pratci uuu hBH noe siuur been heard
rom Wulu there HIr WAS not 40.
clmpaulu by uuy one, She IL reported
to uayo ue"u very dependent, spUuI.
lug much time 300 crying,
Mr. Pierce expects 20 Institute o
search Dor bic WIG Iu THIS city boi0Te
bis departure.
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What Is more beautiful than the soft,
dimpied, rose.leaf cheeks Of a prcsious
little baby Every woman will gladly
admii-nothing. What would you give
to have Just such somplcsion' / can
distinctly hear the echo IT every WON.
ans ansaer-cvcything possess.
Now my dear friend, let me tell you u
h'ile secret that is no, generally known,
'Ia.. Yalc's Complexion Cream will
Eiyc }uu ju.t such a complexion as
babies have. Clear pink and white,
uuc.gru.ned and bcauuiul-Iust such
complications as inspire the divine feel.
iuE Of love and make swccthearts and
husbands yean Tor the tempting Kiss.
imc. Yale attributes ,hc beauty OF her
Complexion to the constant use OF
uia delicious cream. Her fame has
aeCn hcraldsd from ocean to ocean hy
10 he leading newspapers OF tie
world, WHO publicly declare her to ..
Wrm9v beautiful woman ON earth.
Yale Almond blossom Cream &.
pure Il Is cleansing, healing and rg.
rc'hiHg Try % iar and be CONVINCED
and Leautded %, the same time. Price
800. Tor sale by druggists and deal.
eos everywhere OF
MNE, ~ YALE. Tomplo OF beauty 100
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Commissioner Grecnman'a court whore
N aciiou was brought TO receiver f-Il
aud interest on o.. pf1miHsury nulr.
Judgment was there rendered Tor
plaiutn Tor s-GI.1l and costs taxed at
sTll, and from this tho defendant
appcalcd TO the district court
A uonsuit was entered.
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e Fnnkumhal Brosn Of New York,
brought suit In tho laird dislflc.
cuutg this afternoon against Louis
snlWutssE Nelson A, r. nlUh1ti and
Luu O., Rausgu.I, 90 recover s1,U57lB
Tor merchandise, with Interest tom
N0venucr 10th, lsJI,
boy d sres, aTa plaintiffs GtloT.
ugyI
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The THROUGH CAR LINZ
Effective April 9TH, 1895.
lTaiHI Arups apt usuari 90 81 Ia
Gu DaYy, a. lslguf
No 1877 Main St.

AHHTVu
From ell Tntteru nUlsfs. ...........,s, ma
from butte, Portland. Sen frtn.
cisco and OEdeu... ..,.,. ...aa.... Ma
IRON all Eastern points. fAn g.v
and OElou,.......,,s,,... .,,,..,,., 2 D
PROM san Francisco, cache waller
Ogden and intermediate r5.hu Is pa
'lr0m Milford Juab Provo. sanpt,s
aud Eurssa..... ........-...-. Bllru
ilTon Terminus and Tols.ss,.a.s-a ~ u
uurAEr
For ogden, DugUu valley Tat tU
aud al Eastern points a...--.,,, 'atH
For DEdsn and ut6fmo i.ayo roIaH a s"ta
for Ogden, lnttfuodA lo bo.hh
and san Francisco ........as, " 30
f0r ogden, all poins ras' bate ron
laEi. 1ud -aA ffaugis11, NPn
'F0r Fureta. Provo. sanptis valley
Ncph JuAb aud frisco ,... 90, ga
'Tor toosle aud teTn'Hut,......,,., . -
'rralus south Of Juil mu daaI n'''
sunday.
UAly except SUNDAY
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CURRENT In Etprl March il llJ.


Leave sRit Lnho 'i'1
M For wnrbAm. Provo, Hr.Dl
Question uuu ell oInN eAa. ''"
No - Or irOyu, Gran ab' ..'" AIN o.
auIA pulnFt tHs'sfH.usf wy
80, 5-fOr ug1uu aud ln.tI"...." .HIp. o.
u int .,,.r.ssttsss t.s'Hr.t....
No. I-f or 800. Pleasant hH.'f
lima aud all iu,"' a.'' n.tr0. o.
IUIulH ........ lrr.H... 10000. %. ..''
No. g=for EuTega, rnYHnu, lf''. s.5nn
aud oil intermediate Il'H" .n b.
No. a-lur ogden .ui tH1 uHa. .Un
No. l-for uEtgI ana Ild ''.'"'
arrive salt Late LAY
No l-From rrovo,Graui luueN'' iasnm
and tho EAsl...,t..,. .ts..'', '
No I-Frum Provo, 1rauN sNH.''" u.1Yu o..
and tho EAit .....s.s'... ,.,''
No. S-frum Provo, hInrhHm haIN
-nlna, Iurt. aua hII iN.'.' sgrg
mNIlatr pumthts''s.
40. Prom ogden ,uA Ih''''''' H.IHa. h
late pUlulsrss,ss.H. .HH.,. hIa n
No. .-tr0u kure.n All lA... etsh n
Nn g.. rom ogden hul On, .BHu u
SO. 4-FrOu ogden sn1 que "naIivaa Pa'a't
O.vIIno ruunlur through FTane.tr0,
slpeuipr rara Salt Lake Guy 30 Junction
Fult lake OIty tu uUuhal Nh ''H.nt Th|GA.
AID san Lake N|ty tu hnntA' '''
20 via Colorado point. celtic. .I.rrFr. Wllhal'
trhTough transit ~ flw.' '8t BH.ioa.
change 10 Eaasaa city, th,a-, Laas 90
Frte rsolnns char '"'
It'd Ticket once. 10 W End Sol'l
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A T. DODgF Geu. Manage -.-
- NANtuCk. Ttadlr Ntn..', A..
WHpLFIGiI, Gen, la'ssh' as
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Hoods Pills are band made, aui perfect
IN prouoruua AUD appearance. ~, boa.
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uyEGYE, uLAzEM

The appeal case Of j. B. Blazer from
Justice Harvey court, whore the tx.
J. 4. vas luol i5l for asshultlng Ffauk
l.. McGurrini late yesterday afternoon
Ia Judge BAUch's court was Dismissed
ON motion Of Atalhlsnt u, IS. Attorney
HuwaL Blazsr decided not 10 prose-
cute hiu appeal and by his attorney,
Judge Bowman, agreed 50 pay the fuu
anu costs, amounting ~ Sis
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Tho case OF william Collier, trlc ON
lurpduy and yesterday iu judge
Barch's court for the granddaughter VI
J, O.. Watson, at Park CITY, wont 90
tue jury shortly before lOut O'clock
yesterday afternoon, About slN o. CLOCK
they returned into court with % verdict
Of not guilty, ami the defendant vas
therefore discharged.
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b. a. NJ Fgoiseth Sc So. Faldiua.
Verde. Tor the plaiutu fog 81. This
Gaze was tried before judge Merritt
anu jury yesterday, being an action
bSttd On nn account us 10 brick ami
real estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

her ~ parties from three ~ two, and distinctly
bettors the condition Of the Home Rule cause.
That there are two parties. Mr. Byrne admits
though ne prefers To- call one party and the other
n ,o..lor between the TWO IL is maniiestly I'M
lust :, ask Americans 20 choose. Mr. Byrne may
be- right in his bitter denunciatlon u Mr. Redmond
and his followers How are We 20 kno" We
only know that Mess-s Redmond. Harrington
CLANCY and others were among ParnelTs most
loyal ueuionants that they are still hoidlns ias'
to his policy and that many Of lreiands most
earnest friends and mos, devoted sons in TINS
country regard them as The trucst representa-
tivcs # the Home Rule cause.
IT,. chief point made hy The Tribune. Mr. Byrne
docs ,.. ia.et. That 49, taat the division Of the
Home L lcrs In Ireland ia likely 20 l"prive them
- aid from America and to weaken them In the
general election and In Parliament. There Is no
getting away from that fact What Is the tesu'
mony u Irlshmcn thcmsclves7 Here is what the
Irish Nationas,s 81 Boston say. In an address on
this very subject issued only las, Friday to their
fellow rrishmen Of Massachusetts,:
The Irish members u Parliament are spit INTO
:ro con.ndins parties and one OF these parties Is
rent into Two hostile factions; anlita'"r % r,,or
hasilii, toward each other II the war OF 1acuofii
ami liz r.f[D-ai STRIFE Of leaders the interests ~
ireland are forgotten. and The oid nag Is ua"'n !"
RIVAL apps have been sen! 20 'he Irish +, pg gg5,
America FOR fln IS 10 an t1e a't4"iS ~ -
each Other At the polls. Every dollar contribute"
Tor such A purpose might as we'll b" hung INTO n
....er or sem 10 u. Encsh secret-serNi'" 'una
10 man ~ common serse AN imagine that n" Is
serving ireland Dy helping 10 keep lrsh'nen diVd'n
There must hc union. based upon SOUND prh'll'S;
~ r. 10 Irish cause can make single forward
step or recover the gr,And II has LOST
When Irlshmen speak thus what would MT
Byrne have Americans do? BE more irish
than the irish themselves America has not
failed to give sympathy and aid to Ireland In her
struggle against British oppression. She VIII not
fail 10 do 9, now Bai sho will not aid lrishmen
10 fight earh other. /, TIE Republican party IN
America should run two sets ~ candidates Tor
Office. we should expect to see IT beaten II IN
conflict with a foreign power Americans sh'uin
divide into two factions and lght each other. they
would be In serious danger OF being Dei'eh'
That is exactly the plight - the Irish people TO-
dav Their own division Is the most serious
menace 10 their own welfare They have no
friend that dcplorcs that division more earnestly
than The Tribune. or that more sincerely WISHES
them we'll in every effort toward better Things
y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
rORGrD ROyDS USED as SECURITY.

Detroit July Sin January. 1891. H. T. Lewis, a
bond broker OF Trbana. Oho. with offices In Day
ton Cincinnati and Boston. negotiated a loan with
the Michigan Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
this city for $1,000, giving as s. urity s2oW In
Hardin County (Ohio) bonds Highland county
(Oh,o, bonds were substituted FOL the Hardin
County bonds A few days ago the cashier Of the
companv discovered that the Highland County
bonds were long past due The auditors OF High
land County were communicated with. and they
replied that the bonds were paid at maturity to II.
T. Lewis to whom they were originally so,d presi,
dent Tooker OF the company went TO Highland
County ana found that the original issue OF ponds
had been printed In the cheapest kind OF ,o.m;
whereaa the bonds held by the insurance company
we're extensively engraved. Lewis has returned
the Sl706a for which the bonds were security
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
FISHING POPLAR At BLOCK ISLAND

THE WEATHER TOO cool FOR BATHiNG-THn
HOTELS WELL FILLED.
Block Island. July (SpeciaD.-The season opened
,or,,r,llv Iune - when the two big side-wheel
,oa.s hogan their trips: II opened really yesterday
vvh.n the excitement OF the Fourth being oVer' inc
crowds began to come to Book Island. Last night
the houses OF ordinary capacity were We" "''eo'
tho larger ones comfortably full
This season thus far. the weather mas peen e~-
caedingiv cool not say cold and the young
ladies' have taken to fishing rather than TO oatnms
Thev get some excellent catches OF oiuensn ana
mackerel but perhaps the most popular sport IL
sworddshlng swordnsh being taken In large
numbers and the sport affords great amusement
and excitement to guests OF the hotels
one of the interesting problems this year 10
whether the so-called gambling house in Gothic
cottage s TO run i, is understood that the au-
,horlti.s say NO" The gamblers are. supposed TO
have a "pull" and what the result viii be remains
to be seen. -. ...,,,o,, .rr,vais h.,a
have been the following; >.y,.
A. the Windsor-Mrs. De St. Ours. New-Nork.
A. the Nar.sses-A,frei Perkins, OF New YORK
At the Spring House-Mrs. J. Stanbery, mrs ~.
l. C;ourley Edward simmons Hail. DR. W. n: Han,
~ New-York: Mr.. and Mrs. John Ward and Ben
iamin I Ward. OF Brooklyn. .
AZ the Ocean View. j. Ferris. T. a. rrtmm.
George f. Bourne c. c. Bostwick. F. w MCCOY
arm Mr. and Mrs. George F.. Brewer. Frank z.
Lewis. Adolf c. +. Windermiiller. OF New-York.
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NEARLY a mile and halo long, twenty-seven feet
lid. and twenty-five feet high but at present II
4. nroposed to use the electric motors on only
mart OF this ne-inside the tunnel and out on sec
lions Of open track which will make the distance
aver which they operate trine less than 5000
feet (nearly three miles, 1t is estimated that this
improved route will save sixteen minutes OF tme
:, getting across town: but It is not in this fea-
,ure OF the enterprise the rapid construction OF
the tunnel nor the various short bridges on the
lin. that the public is chiefly interested Its cleo
trcal equipment is all that most progressive peo-
ple care 10 know about IT,
The general principle Of the trolley Is employed
IN the Baltimore experiment. but the mechanism
resorted TO differs considerably from that with
which travellers on electric streetcars are familiar
Instead OF wheel pressing upward against
round conner wire the device which takes OF the
current from the overhead conductor IS long.
nointed piece OF brass shaped like weavers
shuttl. and called shoe" The conductor IL an
iron conduit upside down. and is made OF two
which the shoe slides. A slot in the bottom OF
the trough allows for suitable connection between
The shoe and the motor below The Belt Line Is a
double-track road and each track has It's own cleo
trtc conductor The return current, as with most
streetcars passes out from the carwheels back
through the rails which bonded" or con-
nected with copper wire at the Joints. The TWO
anele-iron troughs supported by. but carefully
insulated from crossbars Of channel iron al IN
teryals Of fifteen feet and the latter are also in
sulated from the hangers. Inside the tunnel the
erossbars are secured to the roof but outside they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
4 NEW ACTING Police CAPTAIN.
SERGEANT HOGAN REPLACED ny sER'hANr
kING ~ OLD SLIP

SERGEANT HOGAN REPLACED ny SER'EANl
MISC ~ OLD SLIP
Acting chief con!in yesterday afternoon relieved
Sergeant William Hogan OF the &C mmahu % NV '''
Sl,n s,aton and transferred him 10 the Maiison-si
squad Sergeant James VI. hIhg' OF "''''0''
was detailed as acting captain OF Old SIP. Inc
change goes into effect AT O'Clock th'H ho''i"'
Sergeant Hogan IA. been In charge Of the old
Slip station since the SUSPENSION ~ 'p
pevery last summer All that the Acting 'hef
would saw abou, the change was that II WAS h'''
for N. good OF the service Hogan Is popular In The
department. and was looked upon az coming .'P
tain II Is said that he taken out Of the First
Precinct because green-goods men hAd ho' "''"
prevented from operating in the district sergeant
Ki,r N. new acting captain OF the old sip station
has been under Captain Grant in the Madison-s'
station FOR several years lie has been many yehr"
on the force and is regarded as a capable officer
Their. was also a "shake-up'' in the oak-st. sta
ton Yesterday afternoon The Acting Chief trans
ferred ten patrolmen away from thcr'' '"'y WIZ
men who served under former Acting captain
Wash who was removed n week or so ago MI
Conlin said the men had been In the precinct 80
long that they had grown careless In IN" perform
ance OF their duties. aud also too familiar
with uouor dealers in the precinct. The men were
sent into different precincts. and ten others from
,arlous st,tions w~re transferred in their PAGES
The transfers Of the patromen will go into enect
tonight IL IS said that Aching Captain Ihot,pSoh
VIII, is now i'm comma nj OF the O1k-st precinct hi
requested the transfer OF about twenty-five more OF
the patr,.mon doing duty under him at the preSer
time The changes viii be griiuhliV naur III "c'piu-
ance with the policy adonted by Mr.. conln. 70 I'M
prove the service By taking men out OF pf"clh, :,
where they have been for years and are surrounded
by influences Injurious 10 good discipline