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The evening world., 1895-08-19
SHE WAS TICKETED.
Refined Looking NOm,n Found In
sane In u Park.

sitting on one Of he benches In Wash
fined-looking woman. about thirty
hve years OF age.
After being seated about five minutes
she took piece of Il newspaper from
her pocket, AMI. putting it on the seat.
knelt down and hogan to read. Park
get up and she became indignant.
Livingston placed her under arrest.
and on his way to the lookup discovered
that she had a small piece of white
paper pinned to her left arm, on which
was written the following:
Am sick and III. II mt DO not think me
a drunken woman. II 1 am insens bile, please
don't bury me alive. II YOU think me a bad
woman, 90 to 2, Fifth Avenu" and insult Mrs
Wade. who prevented me having my own means.
The %6man was not under the intiu-
encc OF liquor. and acted in a lady like
manner. She was brought to the Jefrer-
son Market Court, and had not been
in the prisoners pen long before Mrs.
Foster, the Tombs Angel, appeared and
held q long conversation with her. The
prisoner refused to give her name or
residence to the police.
Mrs. Foster toll tn" reporters that she
knew the woman, wro was al one time
very wealthy, but was now in reduced
circumstances and mentally unhal lanced.
She said the prisoner was of n literary
turn Of mind and in her lucid moments
worked Tor some of the newspapers
Mrs. Foster explained the circum-
stances to the Magistrate and he dis
room leaning on the arm of the Tombs
Angel.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
In IL Fit of Insanity Prescott GashrsI
Her. then shot himself.

WORCESTER Mass. Aug. 1o-In a
fit Of temporary insanity, Samuel $.
Prescott, d valentine maker, aged TWEEN
ty-sevcn, this morning attempted to
Kill his wife py cutting her throat with
a knife
Mrs. Charles Comstock. Mrs. Pres
Cotts mother was awakened by cries
from the bedroom occupied by the young
couple, and found her daughter strug-
Cling with her husband, who had
stabbed her in the neck. Prescott was
alsl wounded In the neck.
Mrs ComstUCk went for assistance, but
before she returned a pistol snot echoed
through the house, and the husband
was found In closet, with bullet hole
through his head. He expired soon
after. Mrs. Prescott will recover.
a new hatchct ana new knife were
found in the bed, and 1t was evident
that the lunatic carefully planned 10
kill his wife The couple had been mar
ricd about three years.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
DIED FOR LOST LOVE.
A Young Girls Suicide for Blightcd d
Affection.

Ida Tleischer. a tailor's fnisher
eighteen years old. of 1898 Second ave.
nue., committed suicide some time la
night by inhaling illuminating gas, be.
cause the man she said she loved re-
fused to marry her.
About two years ago. while on an out
ing. she met and fell in love with Sam
ucl Goldsmith. The love was mutual.
Mrs. Sachs. by whom she was EN-
plJycd, objected to the young man
because he did not dress neatly, and
told the young governess she would
have to sop his calling at the house.
The lovers mad a quarrel, and Gold
smith. who is scarcely seventeen years
old, sent friend to tell her If she did
not make up with him he would XII
himself. They had another quarrel about
a month ago. Young Goldsmith stopped
$gOinE to see his sweetheart.
When he left all he said was Good
by, all" Mr.. Sachs this morning went
to the bathroom and found the door
closed and locked. He forced open the
door and saw lying upon the floor, COW
cred with sheet, the pretty governess
she was dead.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
HUNGER MADE HIM STEAL.
krOner Took n Loaf of Brend from
| an Aren.

Magistrate Kudlich's sympathy was
aroused this morning when poor Ger
man was arraigned at the bar at York
vile Court, charged with the theft of n
loaf of bread. He was Adolph Kroner,
only twenty-five years old, homeless
and friendless.
The complainant was Frank Kelly, of
l59 West Sixty-cighth street. IA night
watchman employed by house-owners
in West Seventy-third street.
Early this morning Kelly caught
Kroner stealing the bread out of the
area at l59 West Seventy-third street.
The thief made no effort to run away.
He said: II was hungry and l stole
the bread
Kelly called Policeman Thompson, OF
the West SiNty-eishth street station, and
had Kroner arrested.
Magistrate kudlich asked in soft
tone OF voice. what made you seal
this loaf of bread?"
thing for days. l saw the bread and
took It,"
IT'S against my grain to lock up this
man. l think the ends Of justice would
he satisfied II this complaint would be
changed to disorderly conduct"
Kelly, the complainant, was only too
Willing to do this.
The Magistrate than fined Kroner 81.
This viii keep him In prison until
o'clock th.s afternoon, wnen he viii be
set at liberty.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
'vESTMAKERS GO OUT.
$500, Including 700 Women and
Girls, Struck To- Day.
Caught the Contractors mapping
and Quit Work.
Hope 70 Win Before the Week Is
Ended.

Two thousand FIVE hundred union vest
makers. including 100 women and girls.
are on strike today for a renewal of
their agreement. The strikers assem-
hled early at 32S East Houston street.
where speeches were made 10y Secretary
Morris Freun1 and others.
The strikers are members OF Local
Assemblies Nos. i36 and Loss knights Of
Labor They are sInCuine of success.
The contractors who employ them were
unprepared for the movement
The vestmakers uemani an increls
nine hours the limit Of "A week $
work, and that weekly raym ment he
made on Mondays. Later this afternoon
the Executive committee reported con
tractors were coming In to sign the
agreement
Only few OF the trousers makers
are out OF work as the result OF the
strike.
The Knee Pants Makers Union is
the next organization booked to strike,
but not until they hear from the con-
tractors on the question of signing
their agreement.
Cloakmakers' Union No. has pre-
senttd a new pieccwork price. increas-
ing rates for Cloakmaking from % to
10 per cent. over present figures. There
are 1000 workers interested who, unless
concessions are made, will go on Il
general strike.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
GIRL THIEF SENT AWAY.
An hty-fNe-Near-Old Pick pock-
ct Was Held for Trial,

Little Sarah Russell. tho eleven-year-
old girl who was arrested on Aug. 10
at the Menagerie in Central Park for
stealing pockethook containing -
cents from Anita Lange. Of l2l West
one Hundred and Sixth street, and who
pleaded guilty to the charge last week
in the Court OF Genral Sessions, was
sent by Recorder Con- this morning to
the Juvenile Asylum, at one Hundred
and Eightieth street and Tenth avenue.
Recorder Goif said it was evident to
him that the parents of the little girl
dii not properly look out for her moral
welfare, aud that II was. he belle we'd
his duty to send SaraA where she would
he better taken care of.
Mary Fitzgerald tiEhty-fvc years
ola Jf GO New Chambers street, pleaded
not guilty to an Indictment for pick .ng
a. unknown persons pocket of thirty
cents.
She was arrested Aug. 10 at Eas,
Broadway and jefferson street. Three
pookethuoks were found on her person.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR,

Julius Rosenthal was eiec:al Recording secre.
tary by the Central Labor Federation yesterday
'ap,cn:ters are IN strike at the shop Of L.ch
tehstein Sons 10 Greene street
Adolph Woke has been elected delegate to tn,
senlrAl Labor Union by the unI,ei standard
engineers
Local Assembly $3.50 X. OF l.. United Brew
ers Association, has elected Charles Bachman
le'egtie TO the Centra. Labor Union.
The strike Of clo .tri,aI wo-kc-. on tho IIormar
hnnse WAS Endorsed b. the Centra Labor Union
yesterday.
The seventh an7nl, Congress Of the Federation
u Trade. AMI Labor Unions o. New Jersey l.
n session to-day AZ Aurora Hall. "a Albiny
street New BiunswI.k
Charles MotiIr,r ani william Clark are tn
ae"y elect it.esItes ot the lnitci Bee
'lmp WORKERS Union 10 the Cen;rh' Labor Union
DELEGATES Jones. o,har'. EdHaris lloaaley and
Nohe were appointed memters OF the Arhitra-
teriiy.
At the tn'1.i noi,sr Fr'-rs' rnon VIII be no,
tAat BODY or the Centrii Labor Union.
The Organization COMMITTEES Of the Central
Labor Fti-rht'on viii try II hIrm,n'ze d nerrnrrs
between independen, bakers unions and Local
Assembly, M. 1876 Knights OF Labor.
Secretary II. Korn of Walters Union No l.
having resigned Alfred Kramer has been elected
To succeed HIM. The initiation fee reduce |
to ~; SUSPENDED members Will have 10 pay s.
to be ieinstated
joseph A Miller has been elected Recording
" steam Filters Helpers, The Association ap-
proves Of the action ~ the G. l.. e. In dis
pensing with this years Labor Day parade.
Msssrs. netE. Sa'sc and Schlpmanu have been
,ppoiA'ad Examining Committee for the Ger
msn branch Of the New York Painters. The
receipts last month were 1565.l6 and s5il.t were
expended
k"ir Hardie, the English labor leader has
written to friends In this city that he viii he
IN New York from Aug a Aug - aIs
way to Chicago 4 meeting VIII be arranged for
him 10 address organized labor here
The evening world., 1895-08-19
DEAD IN A BATH-TUB.
Aged DIR. Dibhlr Takes Ether and
shoots Himself.

Coroner kene, of Brooklyn, this
morning Investigated the suicide OF DR..
w. III. D.hblc. of 3S5 Second street. that
city. Dr Dibbl" was retired dentist.
seventy years old. His wife died re-
Gently ami he had been i'll for some time
with kidney trouble.
His sister, Mrs. Brooks. AMI her son,
took care OF him. He had been under the
care of Dr. Lawrence. Yesterday after
noon he went downstairs In his night
clothes and inquired about the result of
the doctors examination. His sister
could not give him any encouragement.
He went upst1irs. At $50 o'clock she
heard shot. She called in neighbors.
They found the old doctor in the empty
bathtub, dead. On the rim Of the tub
was loaded revolver, ana on the floor
double -harrellcd shotgun. one barrel
of which had been discharged.
o. the rim of the tub was a bottle of
ether strong smell of ether pervaded
the room. There was a large wound In
the Doctors abdomen.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
BROOKLYN.
GRIEF KILLED HIM.
Accused of q Serious Crime, George
Parker Becomes q Maniac.
Sent TO a Hospital After He Grew to
Be vio.ent
Died While Arranging 20 Send Him
TO AN Asylum.

Grief over an alleged false accusation
is said to have made George Parker a
rnving maniac and led to his death frotl
sional nurse. forty-six years old. the
father of IA family. and Lived at iol
State street, Brooklyn.
ON Aug. l. shortly before midnight,
he caused the arrest of two boys.
Thomas Abbott and Walter Russell on
a charge of robbery. He told the police
the boys held him up on Bergen street,
near SiAth avenue. and demanded
money. and he gave them Sl.25
At the sta.ion-house they denied the
accusation and charged Parker with
committing serious crime with an
other boy.
on the following morning the boys
were declared not guilty 10y justice
Walsh. Parker was released on furnish
ing 500 bail, and the examination was
set for today.
Parker became III and began to show
signs o. mental alteration. He became
a maniac. In his delrium he declared
h" was innocent Of the crime imputed
to him.
On "Wednesday his I mily had him re-
moved to the Brooklyn Hospital. Par
ker was so violent that force was neces-
siry To restrain him. He continued to
be 80 violent at times the hospital au-
thorites decided to send him to the in
san" aSvlum.
Preparations were being made yester-
day afternoon to have him removed
when he had "A relapse. He became un-
conscious. and died several hours later
Coroner kene has ordered an autopsy.
This afternoon County Physician
Shepard made an aut.p.y. He decided
death was due to septic peritonitis and
meningitis. He said "A portion OF IA
needle was found imbedded in Parker's 5
chest. but he was unable to say how
long Ii had been there.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
WATER INSPECTION FRAUD.
city Has Lost Money by CoIIusior
between Owners and OMcial.,

Water Register Columbus q. johnson
reported to Commissioner of Public
Works Brookfcld to-day that after a
persona inspection OF the water meters
in many buildings he had discovered
that the city had lost a great deal Of
money by the methods Of inspectors
under the Tammany administration
lie found that by collusion with in
spectors many owners OF buildings had
their water meters so arranged that
only the water on the first hoor was
regis .cred.
He also discovered. he says. that tho
inspectors and some plumbers hal
formed combination to beat" tho
city. A full investigation will be made
The evening world., 1895-08-19
SHOCKED BY A LIVE WIRE.
4 Trolley Lineman Receives Tho
VOItnxr While at Work.

Richard Farrels'ahl. twenty nine
years old, OF one Hundred ani sixty
ninth street and Intervale avenue, a
llneman employed by the Union Hallway
Company. was engaged early this morn
ing In repairing a broken trolley wire a,
Boston avenue and Southern Boulevard
He wore rubber gloves. with holes In
the fingers.
When he picked up the wire with both
hands, he received shock which sent
him sprawling on his back. He wa,
knocked nearly unconsCi Dus.
Policeman clark. OF the Tire mont sta.
tion, saw hin fall and summoned al
amhu ance. Tn Injured 'iar was taker
To- the Forhham Hospital. whc." It was
said the shock would not prDve !'crlJus
The evening world., 1895-08-19

down with the first crash. Afterwards
weaker, aad when the flames shot ny
into the skeleton of the building 1t be
came silenced.
Tried Hard 10 Save Her.
The nrernen made a brave effort 10
save a woman caught In the debris OF
the north corner OF the hotel, but were
forced to abandon the attempt. The
test part of the fire.
The force of the explosion carried
away "A large portion OF the rear OF the
building adjoining the hotel. and one oc-
cupied by A. B. Wade. wholesale and
retail furniture. The wall OF the Gum
ry on the SIDE towards l. ghteenth street
crushed stable and "A small frame
house. but no one was injured.
The Gumry was "A hvc-story brick.
with stone front. and was built about
six years ago. 1t was OF the better Kind
of seCond-class hotels, catering largely
to transient family patronage. Thus
many ladies ana children were among
the guests The building was built as
the Eden Musec by the widow OF Gen.
Tom Thumb, and was so occupied. later
Gumry and Grcnicr have owned the
hotel for several years.
MIR. Gumry was prominent con
tractor and had done much of the work
during the building of the State Capitol.
Mr.. Grenier acted in the capacity Of
manager.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS

pi T. ~ DAY
GsHtlrn,a. "41ta.Af. Wilhelm n Ceaos
G.tlGuNc. HitTa..sf uudsu rotterdam
lANaassS'y S~Ns"AaA. Aaaasss1i Rotterdam
Trinidad. bermuda ClF,ASsla L.aA.g.
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SHARP RALLIES IN STOCKS.
Tobacco After Losing Ten Points,
Jumps to 81.
Sugar Improves Over a Point and
Manhattan Two Points.

The statements made by well-know n
crop experts. and printed in "The
World" this morning. were the subject
of much discussion in financial circles.
They show that an unprecedented har-
vest is practically assured and that the
railroads will have all the business .ey
can handle for year to come.
Thus a higher rate of interest will be
received by stockholders and the move
ment of gold now against this country
will be the othei way before long.
II Is not surprising under the circum-
stances that the railway list Keeps
strong, more particularly the Changers
which do the bulk of the carrying of
corn to market
TIE rise in the railway list wout.
have been FAR more important. but for
Rig break in Tobacco and the weak
ness of other industrials. Tobacco fell
"a. to ~ l-2, owing to the proceedings
against the Trust, and the increasing OPP
position h. outside manufacturers.
The east bound tonnage from Chicago
last week was IS. 33S tens, against 4G, 4l5
the week before and Gl.5O0 the same
week last year. Panhandle led with
gan Central 5,1S3: Wabash, SPIT; Lake
shore. 5233; Fort Wayne. i,6ls; Balti-
more & Ohio. 2.47G; Grand Trunk, 6,296
Nickel Plate. 5,I75, Erie, 4,5Ol; Big
Four, 1896.
For the second week of August the
Texas Pacific road earned s99,2lj, de-
crease of sl4,3Sj: Wabash. 2So,jo6, in
crease, x9.317: Mexican National, sSl ,145
increase S7,Ol7; st. Louis Southwestern,
$s2.2l9, increase $3.50; Cincinnati, Jack
son 4 Mackinaw, sl3.9s0, decrease, $122
Canadian Pacific. s5s5,@v' increase'
$23,D0. and Missouri PACING, SilO,oov, IN
crease, $4,000.
Money u / l-2 per cent. on call. For
elgn exchange is dull and steady at
4Sy IA 4.Sy l-2 for bankers long ster-
Ing and 4.a0 IA 4.9o Il for demand.
Commercial bar silver Is unchansed at
6G3 Mexican dollars brought 50 Ia.
The industrial shares continued weak
stop" riders accelerated the decline.
Tobacco broke to 81 ia, a drop of ten
points since Saturday, but there was
,ittle or no excitement, sugar htd ieli 10
Gas to u 5-s. The railway list was
little lower in sympathy.
There was a sharp rally In stocks In
the late trading Tobacco jumped ~ 25-1
Changers were in good demand and
sold even higher than during the morn
ing. Sugar improved over a point, sell
ing lp to ll3 Manhattan moved up
over 2 points from Saturdays closing.
Total sales of stock to-day were 3Uo-
0oo shares. of which l32,:sl were Tobacco
and 1900 Sugar.
The steamer spree. sailing for Europe
to-morrow will take out $4,000 ounces
of silver and lIO0O Mexican dollars,
shipped by the following houses: Handy
4 Harmon, 5000 oZ., Heidelbach. lckel-
hemer & Co. 70,000 or. Iimmermann d
forshay $1,000 or. Message d Fuller,
25 900 or and $1,000 Mexican dollars.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
CORN AND WHEAT LOWER.
Cotton Drops at the start, hut Soon
Ruled steady.

Locally the corn market opened n
shade lower, with September selling
here 1T a 5-Sc. a Al S-4c.. and at Chicago
down TO 80 7-Sc. oats were shade
lower also.
Wheat opened about lac. lower. Early
sales here wer" Il l-sc. for September
which afterward sold at 70 7-Sc., and De-
cemher sold al u "a a y 5-Sc. At Chi
cago September sold al sc 3-Sc. a &c l-4c.
and December at 60 5-So. a &c 3-sc.
Cotton was about 90. lower at the
start on lower Liverpool and report ed
rains IN Southwest Texas, after which
tho market ruled stead Early sales
included September, at 7.22 a 7.23: Octo-
her, 7.29 a 7.3l, November. 7.34 1856
December, 40 a IA; January. TAG a
7.is, March 7.5S 7.59
The evening world., 1895-08-19
TWO lINEMEN SHOCKED.
PcriIs Of Repairing Trolley wires
over In Brooklyn.

Two linemen employed by the Brook
lyn Heights Railroad Company were
shocked by electricity while repairing
trolley wires early this morning.
Alfred Thompson was fixing n feed
wire on Fourth avenue, near Ninety
second street. when his hand came in
contact with an exposed wire. Hts cries
attracted the attention Of other york
men and they rescued him. lie was
taken home in repair wagon.
Alex Sheriff while repairing Il wire
at Third avenue and Ninetyfo
street. also received II shock. which len
der"d him unconscious. Surgeon Lack,
Of the Norwegian Hospital, attended
him, and he recovered sufficiently to lie
removed home.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
$4,000 GOLD GOING.
Two Concerns VIII ship II on the
SVr.e TO-NOrrOw.

Oelrichs & Co. will ship 100000 gold
on the steamship Spree tomorrow.
Handy & Harman will also ship $4,000
gold by the Spree.
Mr. Wood, of Hoskier, Wood & Co,
who are understood to have imported a
block of Government bonds from Lon
don, says:
THE amount OF bonds consigned TO
us is not as much as s3,oOOoco. nor any
thing like 1t. We shall probably export
some gold this week, but do not yet
know how much 1t will be-
II was rumored this afternoon that
Hoskier Ward & co, will ship be-
tween s75O, ,o0O and $1,000, 900 gold on We'd
nesday and may ship an additional
amount by Saturdays steamer, against t
foreign sales of the last Government
loan bonds.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
SEVERE FIGHTING IN CUBA.
Fifty InsurEe nts and Eixht spanisl
Soldiers Reported Killed.

HAVANA, Aug. ia severe engage
ment II is reported In official circles.
has been fought at Arimao. In the De.
partment OF Santa Clara
The insurgents are said to have lost
nifty killed and on the Government side
eight soldiers were killed.
1t Is further announced that Col. DIVA
yesterday. near Rojas. In the province
OF Santa Clara, engaged a band OF in
surgents. who lost twenty dead and
wounded.
Official adyices say the insurgents
have attacked the plantation OF Rams-
GA. but were repulsed by the armed la
borers with a loss Of five killed and
seven wounded.
The insurgents yesterday attacked
Iona de la cruz and burned the VII
lage OF Barrajagua.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
BIDS FOR THE PRINTING.
Martin u. brown Company. as VsunI
the IOwcst

BIDS for preliminary election printing
were opened by the Police Commits
sloners to-day. The bidders were Mar
tin Il. Brown Company. $3.50. ard Jor-
dan Stationery Company. 81, eon The
bids were referred to the Chief Clerk
for report,
Patrolnan Patrick Walton, OF the
City Han station. was retired on 500 q
year.
Patrolman William Cummings, of the
Macdougal street station. was retired
on S3SQ Tor permanent disablemept.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
FIRE IN HOLINESS CASTLE.
Interior of the Famous BuiIding iu
Ruins-Ioss xI5,OOO.

CHICAGO. Aug. l9.-Il. II. Holmes =
Castle" at SiXty-third AMI Wallace
streets, which II said to have been the
scene OF numerous murders by the own
er. was discovered to bo on fire at ~
o'clock this morning.
At . A. NJ, the fire was under con-
troll. 1t did not extend beyond tn'
castle" This famous buiining has tor
some time Iast been tenanted only on
the ground no,r by a drug store and
small restaurant. and II was In the la /
ter that the fire originated.
tn. interior OF the building was prac-
t.cally ruined. The losses will aggre-
gate $500
The evening world., 1895-08-19
PATCHED UP THE "PEN."
Rotten Floors for Prisoners In
Police Court,

Clerk Joseph McGarry. OF the Butler
Street Court brooklyn. this morning
nailed board over the hole In the
woman's pen which has caused so much
talk and trouble OF late.
A woman broke through the rotten
flooring some time ago and was nearly
killed.
A week ago n man named Thurber
and hoy named Kellaher pried up the
hoard and escaped The court at
taches have been waiting In vain for the
million-doliar Department of city
Works To fix the pen, and this morn
ing there were over one hundred pris-
oncrs to he card. for
The evening world., 1895-08-19
Mr.. BLAIR APPOINTED.
4 Republican Lawyer Made "a Com
missioner Of Elections.

Mayor Sch,eren. of Brooklyn. to-day
appointed Benjnmin +. Blair Election
Commissioner, to succeed William H.
Williams, VIII died about a week ago
The term ot office is four years, ut a
salary of 500.
Mr. Bar Is a resident Of the Seventh
Ward. a lawyer and a prominent Repub-
lCan. He has been mentioned as a pos
sibl" candidate for the Mayoralty. He
was formerly Chairman Of the Republi-
can Committee ana Is Chairman OF the
Committee on Ruies and order.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
WOlSElEY WILL SUCCEED.
lie IL to Take Com m nd Of the BRIT
ish Forces on Nov, 4,

LONDON. Aug. l9.-ln the House OF
Lords. this afternoon ...e Sscre :ary Of
State for War. the Marquis Of l.ans-
iowne, announced that Field Marshal
Niscount Wolseley. would succeed the
Duke Of Cambridge as Commander-in-
Chief OF the Forces on Nov. /. The pro-
posed changes in the powers and duties
OF the office are still under considera-
tion.
The evening world., 1895-08-19

Capt. William j. Russell, Of the tugbnat Grace
d, found the nude body Of unknown woman
in the Eas' River opposite Fifty-sixth street At
llli o'clock this morning. She was about twenty.
TWO years od; feet inches in height with
dark hair and dark eyes. She weighed in nfe
about 100 pounds There two rings on h--
right hand chased and the other with A red
stone and two pearls. The body was removed l.,
the East F,ty-frst street police station.
The evening world., 1895-08-19
COntIeSS Ncn Have Va Rights.

lynn k'hl"r. wholesale baker. Of IS, WICK
on avenue, NruukNn, Nas refused war
rant in the Gates avenue Police Court ,ha, city
Tins morning. because lie dit not wear coat
kohl"r ancusei charles Ensle OF mixing a
quantity ~ washing soda with Nnur inten led
Tor this mornings bread. Twenty barrels y,
-four. valued at $50 we're ruined. lie was
ruiry ordered out ut court by Assistant Clerk
who refused to issue warrari to
IN his shirt sleeves