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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

The ladies' Of The Retreat will take a
cungsrial party 70 New York tomorrow,
Isavirg Richmond via the Chesapeake and
Onlo train AT p 81 t0r Norfolk where
rhey take ore OF the paiatial steamers
Of tire OH Dominion Line for New York
TIE round-trip. Including meals and state
room OF steamer beard and lodging IN
New York. Is only 80 six more people
can iogn this party ii they VIII land ii
their names AZ 0nce AZ the Retreat.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
OH. THEY snE SICK,
Norfolk Say. the Game Isn't Worm
Telling About.

NORFOLK. VA. MAJ it-csreciaL)-
McDonaids wiidress 4, first and bis m
ability % keep the Portsmouth hatters
from connecting with eis curves in the
third and fourth iuniags. and last. but
70. least. the miserable fielding % the
f,caIS. were the reasons WHY Portsmouth,
wo- today TIE game WAS sio~ and IN
f--sr-Stinz There were no fearur-s-in
fact. + - hariIy worth telling about
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
a Pos.saoa. Mist

iris agly describes niiaSnaA' FASef o'.9
poison which breeds GIRLS AHe
blnoGs renaittent dumb ague, @Sae-eAAs
AMI IN the TROPICS deadly ypnS-i 'osns o'
fever Hossstter,s StcnAcn Bllseas -
ness constipation, dyspepsia. nerves..
AL kidney treabse, rhe1n1assssnr n~tr ar
20 ara impaired vitality are alsS
Fyr<diss By Tie great RESTORATIVE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Lyuehbnr Csn-Ciab sheosfax-
Match

az Lyrcnhurg. Va. Nay rita and lsth-
Tickets viii ss sols via Petersburg and
the Norfolk and Western railroad at 8
round trip. Tickets GA sale Nay 18th and
rrsh. limited 10 May 1st-
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
For fail Information Apply At ccmpany's
offse. SIS east Main street
r W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
4 Card of Thanks.

Richncrd Lodge. No. IS. Bsnevclsnt ard
Protective Order Of Elks. returns It's most
grateful thanks to eacE AID every per-
sen who so kindly ard GENEROUSLY as
sisted IN any way IL making the hate ba-
xaAr the success IL was. and thcs en-
ahifnx the ortsr 20 continue the noble
work IL has for is primary object
c. V CLASH.
Secretary Of Baxaar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
~ IMMENSE MEETING.


ifrfa- y l1eherfer-
ELEH1RN. ~. VA. Nay lt-'Spe-
c.al-T1e largest meeting d rho strike
ca-.-a ~ vas hell to-day A. Keystone
TIA attendance ran WI 70 towards io.s'
N,,ri.hsta1dIrg tie large number pres
en- --e fas.t.E7iors were cc7cti.atory N
-rra me meeting was a1lrsss~1 ~ a
-----e- - legal h-lr- and there vas q
-e-.-s- sarhecGe. AZ WHICH three n-eNes
u.-- crrsur1ed Tre greatest se1-a tiln
..er- r-d OF ere returning train. Wn-n
..---f lar rsr1et sr-iETs fred OF a
r.-.-e--s,s- 81 coach aled % suff9catior-
.' ---a4taiy 10 Gre vas injured AZ his
-ra.--f-afion. wsIcr vas Eeld az EiNnorn-
rssa-ce zat that the HrirS vas acct
--al. b1r pair 70 steel knlcAies vas
..-4 % him f1- tre Carrying q WHICH
-..rt-e Fierce r1ed hin -.
-rr,s ti-@cls,ry b-srwesn a pa s~enser ana
.- CONDUCTOR occurred later on Tor
a-.-l or-rre the pass nger "a gwen
..., ne hanss y TIE usihts at Pocahon-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
Meehnpte..-Tu.,itute Closing.

The ci0s.az exercises q the virginia
Mechanics Institute Might school vll
take place a. the Young Men : Cnris'an
Association Hall Friday r-znt AZ SD
O'Clock Or Hcgs VII present Ire prizes
ana Diplomas. ard Covsrror OFerrau
Will deliver the address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

base his-Esrryhgi Double pisys-rrn-
der. Sullivan. szG Hal. Psncer and suiIi-
var. struck ogt-By Acksans. s; ~
PACKARD. 2. by James. =. Bases On balls
BY M-Eeana- ,. By I4r,es. :. Bartsr,e+-
ucKennz. Clark. ant Ferguson; James.
Packard and NcClsn6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
GENERAL FrrxHUGH LEE
HIS Views in Regard To . Csnsft-
tuefonal Convention.

LYSCHBCRG. VA. May A-Tse
reisyra2hie announcements from RSa-
roke in a Richmond paper 70 the
eject that General Fiuhuxh Lee had
written Q isstsr sxpnciIiy committing
himself In favor OF q constitutional eon-
venri1n does ncs correctly state GsHkrai
Le~s positioa- Gensrzi Lee was iavirefi
To Roanoke an oshsr pubic men we're.
and In responss TO the invitation ssAses'
that while a conference 10 discuss the
question might BE- productive cf gnod ~
bringing out al fxcfs bearing on tie sub
tscs- tie osx1<Ffng = q conssiszfion2l ecn-
vsusicn involved uaxrsrS AZ such serious
uomens thai - VA not wel1ng - ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
PosTMISTREss AT waRRENroS.
sub-Po-t-omee at Charlottesville
Jefferson Park.

WASHINGTON. .. c. Nay IA
TIE Pr-sitent today appointed Lizzie
c Yates postmaster az Warrenton.
Va. vice II g Yates. deceased
PoSrrnaster-General Wilson to-day is
sued an order establishing On June lsc
next A station OK the post-0tice az Char
Louisville. Va. Tor general postal bust
ness. % be known as Jefferson Park Sta
TON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

DrrxE-ptesf. Tuesday. Nay ixh. Al
31a P, a.. WALTER L. DUKE aSsa =.
Funeral viii t1xs place fsum "a. nts
resistecre. isix east Frankitn street Tbs
wrD~EsDAY AZ O'clock frisnfs ara
acuuAIusaae>s snvsted TO sssrns-
stausron SyAJ ant Quincy CHASE ps-
psyx please Coy
HAEBxAR--Di~1- ~ HAssaAr's nal,
Nav lss- AZ o'clock A. NJ ABUSE
HAEBSAR. IN his SSn yea.
r,.r-rnI waI cake place THIS WE'D
xrSnxy Il r. u. svcm Tie hosiss-
Frisnss laviseA % asssaA
vfcKEI.BORO. Dad at hzz pasxsats
rs.s.ssr1cs. ms Ia sasx Bsosd serses. Tass-
.sav sxeninS a 5 o'essek. ELLIS q, assASs
son a. O. e and w. (. Ateksfncros assd
monfhs and I d2y.
Yunszst T&a13 AFTERNOON - tsesse
fxum - Assvc rssSsscS<-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
lis Err BADLY Enrned.

" 81. An8ers01. a young mar -c1pioy-' -
A. Barrett s haesee's rlachine-snCp, raj
ore % his eyes haiiy blraed ysste-1ay
By zas that escaped frC1 an enzine t1at
BE- vas repairing catching from 4 torch
He vas able % 90 home alCr=-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

~-TIIlITF dI-Il-'l IalIl- II I-l-I'7I|'-
Bases on balls-OH USHER, I, OF Lloyd
:. OF Dlnsracre. 70 Struck out-By Fish
-. >. By LLOYD. I; b. DLnsmore. 4. Two
base hits-Sherer Farrell -. Foster
Home ri1ns-Kail. Morgan Double
plav-II0vt Pal5en. Crockett Wild
pirches-Dinsuore , Hit By pitched
baIi-Foster Stolen bese>-Pa1den- Cava-
uaugh, Crockett. B=rte. Moran Tine
d game hours and % minutes. I'm
ufre--CroWley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

- sure sna use that cad and wsA-shise
remedy. Mrs. wlnsLow's Soothsng-S5rs2.
FOR ch..s.ren tssthtsg. II soosnss zee ca.
sofrrns the guns. aiiays A.. pain. eeres
wfnd-colie. aasi 10 the essr rersoS W.
Sfzrrho~s. Twsnty-evs eents nost~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
IN. ,,h.msris Fruit Not Injured

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, May IA
fSosei.i As Tar a. heard from ne cold
su..c has done no damage N This s.etion
~ he fruit crop or vegetation or any
IA II IS cloudy ard quite cold * THIS
s,~l-rn-. with considerable WI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

bossis Of AssosrrRA bryrxB ~ flavor ycsr
Lemonade CT ass o<nsr c',sd drink v.ss kssv -
frss icon DyspepstA- cossc. DarfAns, ssd I'll
Diseases eeig,nsrzss fSum rns dtssuszvs efynas
D sars - go - genuine A.ouse<ns ones
,snssu6 ~ u. y g = uf<~Ms = bs1A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

7-his morning. says the Aiexaa-
80 Cazstts % Tuesday, As
-, rranps we're stealing
-. al a frsig hr-train coming 10 TINS
-tsv ans wneu about I'VE miies ives,
~ here. four o. them tal eosorSol ss s1s'
a yeata named Bert Winsate ,NhisSh
Who was WITH them. ara %lsTs $3.50
- s-s,, r. train. wIngate was Eos
r-u-h nlIrt however.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

without she fullest eonssderssssn whas
s-zS In his jt:dxners tia o<& thing 70 40.
ana he czndidIy esnf>>ssd tnaf ne u1a
not given as yet tnaf attenuca % .ns
,,,-~sisn rs great Importance demanded
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
TWO BEAUTIFUL STATUES
For st. Jsseph's Catholic Church
Coekade City Notes

PETERSBURG. VA. Hay IL-tSpeciaL)
Pew. Father OFarr-IL pastor Ct 50 Jc-
seph's Cath,sic church. aas rscstved from
Munich two beautiful s-AtEes-one repre-
sentInx our Lord" ard the other. ~Our
LADY OF I.0ar1ss' -which are TO be given
positions IN the handsome 1s~ church
here. row approaching conptstion- one
q these statues vas presented ~ a lady
% Baltinors. AMI the sthsr BY lady q
thfs city They are about feet -
height made ct tsrra-cDrta- arr oeaurf-
fully painted. and % exquisite workman
shio.
YOUTHFUL TRAMP.
A small white boy. FAMED Samuel Dick
soc. halluz frun Grseavtlie, :. C. who
has been under arrest here for several
fays as runaway. will b. sent 10 his
home. at the request % ais parents. who
have furnished the means.
GENERAL NEWS.
TIE rsgfsrra tfon-books were opened IN
this city toby Tor revision. but. In view
y the fact mat Ne are % hAye 10 elec-
ton il Petersburg this spring the regis
rrars were idle nearly all day IN the
counties, however. tie registrars wese
kept quite busy.
A Big crowd q people went % the Nor
fox and Western railroad depot AZ mid
night 70 gee TIE Petersburg Grays OF =
PgcanouEas. 70 tears were sdst. how
ever. "a IL was unanimously expected tnac
the boys would soon reLgrz, safe al1
sound
Nr. r. II. Harris. Tho shot N- Everett
al BeIdeld yesterday. was f3rusEly a
isEsller IL this city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Al Lsaiss, Monday. Mr. ". z. BIB
made an address explaining rts reason
Tor withdrawing from the canvass A.
4 esnds<aats for ComnoEwsAlths Atsos-
ny. TAI reason beng his loyalty 70 tn<
pemoerAttc paTy-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Orders for printing seat 70 sr@ pas
pateh Company viii Be given prompt Az
tsntion. ana tbs style Of werk snd pness
us1 ~ osxs to pi<sNs vosz-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
SORFOLk's LIaToR-LAw.
An Ordinary License Did No food
Killed by lightning.

NORFOLK. VA. My it-tSpeciaLl-
Justice Burroughs to-day decided the case
q Joseph seelinger VINO keeps bar and
ordinary on Main stree TIE charge
vas mat % keeping his bar open after
n .tuight. In violation % thu new liquor
law. TIE cefsniart pat IN ire plea th-at.
having ar primary license, 11 hal a
r,eht % furnish Customers liquor az as
tables. but l1ncn -cou1te-s and tables Dr.
ny n the sam room with the bar. tne
Court decided that 80 was all har-rooal-
and 1ol-- business therein after mtinizlt
vas a violation % the law. \ rne o.
ra.5 va imposed. and The defendant
noted AZ appeal u The Corporation
Court
KILLED BY LIGHTNING
william Duck 6cul3rsdD, waIs On ms
WY t5smarket this morning. was s-rucA
BIZ ugnrntnx when near Arthur Herberts
STORE. IL Princess Arne county. about i've
miles from the city. He and the mule a~
VS. drivlrz were killed
SNEAK-THIEF DODGE
This morning a sneak-thlef went ~ ne
Catholic school Or Holt street. add. repre-
4enting himself az having been sent ~
tn FIRE Department 70 put IN IRE
alarm. got into the house. ard stote 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Tu0-rase hits-Raet . I0anes q, Hlt--
nan Stolen bisss-Anox -, IoAne=-
Holman Whaisy. Ea<-r- Double pay
Hagsr and Purcell, Re.it ard TATE 10
rf-~rss-r aacb- . Bases On balls-OH Me-
rr,,,f4 1. OF Herr. 1. OF Leach
Srrrr,<-out-By Leach. !, BY Mcdonald. =
b. Herr. !. TIM Of game. hours I'M
ulre. IL. Mitchell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rn,ie Puts n stop to Chicnxo's Up
ward March.

CHICAGO Nay 4-Rrsie put sud
den stop 70 Ire upward movement q The
ChIcaxo team this afternoon II game
mat held 10 10y fer Ansou- But four
sits rsrs made OF the View York pitcher.
and r.ey were scattering on TIE other
land Terry was found for fourteen
bases. Chicago. barring rs inability %
nil Russis. pur ~ a sgpsrb game, az tit
New York TIE trggblz fer the Chicago
team began IN the fourth ilniaz anG
only ended when the maj Ne~ Yorker
WIS out 3inron's base .steal-n. ard
hitting vas ou= u the features % The
game. Atter.srce. 80. score. P H <
Chicago ...-.-....-.0 801-I
New YORK ........-t>s , - Ia - 8
Batteries. Terry and Dcuohue; Rusie
ard Farrell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
CANES POSTPONED.

CLEVELAND May 1+-Cleyslant-Bos-
ton game postponed on account OF rala
and cold weather.
pITTSBURG May it-Pkilatsiph.a-
Pfttshurg game postponed CO account @
ran and cold weather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
1ORTSNR-TH.
SCOPE RY INNINGS.

SCORE By INNINGS
IesS5s7ss
Norfolk ~ 4 =" y " Y
Portsmouth -----.------.---7 WV
S,-rarv. Ear-.sf rrrnS-Portsnouth. =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

Ias e-sTeat trades urtons are 70 CO.
rats IL securing sax ssFyiess Of tas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15
PLENTY OF MUD

CINCINNATI. Nay I-Thsrs was
plenty q mud on the grounds to-day, yet
several brilliant PLAYS were rla-s. Tre
Cincinnaris rad the best u almost every
thing Du-ng the three Innings IN WEIGH
DIVER dictated he was hit FOR rir-
bass. but Hoy's great work n lsft 6sd
kent Baltimore down 20 ts0 runs Par
-ott. WAC relieved Dwyer- proved - be
more effective. HCSer, the Buffalo -
cruir, vas a tribe Will Attendance.
IA score r. He
Cfnripratf 4
Baltimore ............0
Batteries. DTysr. PARROT. ami Spi@rs,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-15

uAPLOTTEs VA Way Il
l>,er.sl TIE Ai1eusarle L.gl- Horse.
C4rta1 r r. N=l-or ccr-a1t.rg. or
e--et hy t-s Governor t1 Pocaho1ras.
VII Leave s-~e AZ o'clcck tomorrow
-----rg f.s-1urtei for tas scere 90 t1e
--r1e.s s-.--g -le -oai-uiners. Tie troop
vI eur --r tlirty-tvs officers ard ulen-
TIE Nc-t.cerl0 Guard. % This plscs. wh-ch
Pal. been o1 duty 40 Prcar1ntas srce
tr- --rss began. vii re--ru about th=
.---- .-.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
THE PROPOSED ELECTION OFFICERS
HOW THEY WILL. BE EXAMINED IN REGARD TO
THEIR QUALIFICATIONS.

HOW THEY WILL. BE EXAMINED IN REGARD TO
THEIR QUALIFICATIONS.
The announcement made at the Bureau of
Elections yesterday that ne examinations Of cleo
ton officers including inspectors. poll clerks and
ballot clerks would begin en- september 3. There
are Hips applicants. Republicans and Democrats
General Rodenbough Chief Of the Election Bureau.
has completed the details OF the examina atoms
which will be held daily until all the applicants
have been examined.
Police Commissioner Parke' yesterday gave out
the following statement:
The Committee Elections of the Board OF
Police In view OF articles heretofore printed IN the
public press touching examinations TO De had for
testing the fitness OF persons designated cleo
ton officers and fearing that there may re .cme
misapprehension TO the character of the teFt
Intended desires 70 give roiice that such test VIII
be of very simple thou sh effective. character AM
viii consist OF a small number OF liDin Iue StcIs
touching the duties FOR whicn the person examined
is designated. which any one II average intelligence
should answer in fifteen minutes No long cap
tious examination of my character is intended.
The examinations will hn held In the courtroom at
Police Headquarters, No zoo Mulberry-st. and vii.
DE under the supervision .lnG direction Of the Chief
of the Bureau OF Elections. Due and Timely notice
will given to the persons designated, and every
such person will be provided several Gays before
hand with a copy OF the election .aw n or'ler to
qualify himself for .he performance Of mis- lutes.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
NETWORK CITY.

"srhscr,her The Orphans Home and Asylum OF
the Protestant Episcopal Church is at Forty-nihth
st. and Lexington-ave.
fair IN aid q. the Home for Friendless Chiioreh
will be given on the Queens County Fair oIrounu'
an sen,ember T. Mrs Thomas Clapham, OF Rosiyh,
Long Island Is the chief mover In the matter anu
she has the assistance OF a number OF women "hose
work will doubtless make the fair success
The Independent County Organization OF the
XVIth Assembly District will hold meeuns a' N'
headquarters, No. 80 Avenue G. on Monday even
ing at o'clock Excise Commissioner JULIUS Har-
burger will deliver an address on Ioerai excise
laws.
The Feast OF St Bernard will be celebrated IN 81
Rernards rectory, No 32s West Fourteenth-st, TO-
morrow The high mass will be held at IL O'Clock.
and the panegyric OF the saint will be preached by
the Rev Dr. Edward F. McSweeny, OF 81 Mary
College. Emmittsburg Nd. The music VIII be
given by the church choir. under the direction OF
the organist, James Pech
The annual outing and games Of the Defender
Republican Association OF New-York Will be heid
at Heeseler's Park and Pavilion, Old Bowery Bay
Road. near North Beach. Long Island. tomorrow.
The Louisville and Nashville Railway Company
has made arrangements with the United States
Shipping Company. OF this city. for monthly ser
vice OF freight steamers between Pensacola, Fla.
and Liverpool, TO begin running in October Funch.
Edve & Co. are the agents for the shipping COM
pany
The Hamburg-Amcrican Line will establish
monthly line OF steamers between Norfolk and
Hamburg TO begin October s. The Poarie VIII
omen the service from Norfolk on that date.
In view OF the twenty sixth triennial conclave
Of the knights Templars. which is 10 be held In
Boston, August 2s TO go the Providence and ston-
ngton Steamship Company announces that IL mas
reduced fares 10 Boston and return TO "a for the
round trip The reduced rate takes effect to-day.
from which date until August 20 tickets SO pur-
chased will be good between New-York and Boston
Return tickets may be used from August "a TO
September 10.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24

master of several languages. and has representa-
Liberia at the Cour. of St James. lie mas peeh III
this country about month and the ooiorea peOP'e
Of the city. well n number OF white c'ersS'"e"'
have extended TO him this reception
The Rev, DR. Ernes; Lyon pastor of ST. MARX
Church. presided Among others who spoke were
the Rev j. s. Caldwell. Professor r. T. Greener. l.
Thomas Fortune. the Rev. DIR. Charles II. Payne
the Rev. g. Hunt. T. McCants Stewart ana H. u
Mier.
Or Blyden. in replying to the address OF wei
come by DR. Lyon, complimenied the Representa-
lives OF iis race in this country upon the sieaos
progress thar they are making and the friends they
are winning from all classes OF citizens Dr. 5Iyueh
IS not an enthusiast the question or the liilihe
date emigration of negroes from ms country 10
Liberia. He said that much preparatory W9rk Wa
necessary before the American negro should ne al
mit;eI in large numbers 10 ;hat new country
though he had faith that within reasonable time
by thorough. systematic effort popula,ion OF from
1000 600 TO 100000 would hnd comfortable homes IN
that distant republic - -.
When the speaking ended the guests were enter
tanned in the parlors OF the church. and an elaborate
supper served.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
TOcAL BUSINESS COMPLTCd TONS

Walter G. Hennessy mas been appointed receiver
in supplementary proceedings COR Louis Weber. OF
the firm OF l.. & r. Weber, builders, o. No. 20
Cortlandt-st. the application OF Controller Ash
bel T. Fitch who recovered a personal Judgment
against Mr.. Weber for 81 6,. The Arm recently got
tied up several large building contracts. Mr.
Weber owns some real estate in this city which is
mortgaged for about IS full value He has s3. 40.
nominal value stock OF the American Pressed Brick
Company Of New-York. 5000 nominal value stock
OF the Anderson Pressed Brick Company o. Boston.
ana $500 par value stock OF the Harney Peak
Mining. Drilling and Manufacturing Company. J..
C. Anderson. Of Chicago. owes aim $1,000. and Ed
ward Weber 5000.
Ellsworth Burger. builder Of One-hundred- and
eighty -second-st. near Washington-ave.. made an
assignment yesterday 10 John r. Ross. giving pref
erences for 81 500. Bernard Metzger. his attorney
said that Mr. Burger is building Ave frame houses
on One-hurdred- and -eig y-second-st and to
get a loan Of ss. 900 them. but had not obtained
H. Cresisors pressed him for payments. which he
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
CAPTAIN FAKINS IN COURT AGAIN.
HE Is EXAMINED IN REGARD TO AN ALLEGED
DIsoRDERLY PLACE IN HIS PRECINCT.

HE Is EXAMINED IN REGARD TO AN ALLEGED
DIsORDERLY PLACE IN HIS PRECINCT.
After hearing the evidence Of woman named
Alice Wilson, relating to the alleged dsordery
house at No. go Thompson-st Justice Jerome.
in Special Sessions, yesterday. sent messenger TO
Captain Eakns Of the Mercer Street Police station.
I'm whose precinct the house is. The woman was
charged by Percy 5. Singleton. seaman. VITA
robbing him OF S5.
Captain Eakfns appeared In court at o'clock In
full uniform Soon after Herman Schlechter and
Amelia Gluvlett, both OF No 23O Thompson-st.
cine TO court In answer 10 subpoenas Schlechter,
according 10 Alice Wilson. the house. and the
woman was the housekeeper.
SchIechter and the Gluvlett woman were finally
committed for examination on the charge Of keep
Ing a dsordery house.
CAPTAIN Eaklas was called TO the witness-stand.
and testified that he knew the house, No 80
Thorpson-st A complaint was lodged against II
I'm May 1894 lie sent Officers Zimmerman and
q Rourkc to investigate ana they reported that IL
was a furnisned-room house. They TILED. tney
said to procure evidence against the place. but
found II diiicult.
The captain added that he had instructed his Of
0cers to keep a lookout on the place and mat ne
had received complaint against II since January,
I'M. He promised To sand before Justice jerome
to-day sucn OF his either have had the
Thompson-st. post or have been sent by MIN TO in
vesiigate the place IN question. The captain was
-.I
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Nathaniel Dodson arrested Thursday for at
tempted arson, was held by Justice Tighe yester-
day for the action OF the Grand jury. He is man.
ager Of the w. h. Jones & Co. grocery hrm In
whose store, at No. ll2 Myrte-ave.. Patrolman
Morgan on Wednesday night found lighted candle
among oiled papers Morgan has been commended
by his superiors for his good work in connection
with the case.
William Marshall, August Pollock and Miss
Theresa Morris, all coored, who were arrested on
Thursday night charged with different offences In
connection with the disorder on board the barges
OF the Howard Avenue African Methodist Church
excursion. were arraigned before Justice Tighe yes
terday Miss Morris and Pollock were discharged
Marshall was held IN $500 bail on charge OF as
saultlng a Second Precinct policeman named Gillen
Richard Haggerty. roofer. fell from No. 2s+
Lincoln Place yesterday afternoon, distance Of
sixty feet to the ground. He was instantly killed
The Rev T. S. Cartwright. rector OF ST. Bar
nabass Church. Bushwick ave, has returned from
a short holiday and will hold full services In the
church tomorrow morning and evening and in
the mission chapel In the afternoon In the even
ing the service will be musical with popular hymns
and tunes and the rector will speak on Parish
Plans and Projects.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-24

CAPTAIN HARDY TELLS OF THE LOSS OF THE
CKAPO IN THE HARBOR OF JuNIN. CHILL
Among the passengers arriving yesterday morn
ing by he Colombian Line steamer Advance.
from Colon was Captain Washington W. Hardy
OF the American bark W. W. Crapo, which was
burned while at anchor in the harbor OF Junn.
chill The Crapo was loaded with nitrate OF soda
and was ready TO leave there for NewYork. on
the night OF July 81. at 3 o'clock, smoke was dis
covered pouring out Of the fore hatch Captain
Hardy ran forward. but found the smoke almost
binding and was unable to locate the blaze He
zavs al that time the fire had not reached the
nitrate as the smoke clearly from a wood
fire lie ordered the matches closed. In order to
smother the FIRE. but the flames had too much head
way and the nitrate began to burn.
In an incredibly short space OF time the whole
shin was ahre. and the crew made rush for the
.oats Twenty minutes aftsr the frat sisn of nrs