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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26
FIRE ALARMS.
Not Much Damage DOne-The Fire
Department.

Last week we had two alarms OF fire in Abb
beville.
On Monday morning the roof of Mr.. K,r-
by's cook room was discovered TO be on fire.
On Saturday evening the roof of Mr.. +. l..
Morrow'S house was found to be in blaze.
In both instances the fire department turn
ed out in force, and soon the flames were out.
These instances show the great good and ef
fective usefulness OF a we'll organized fire de-
partIlent. If these incipient fires had been
allowed to take their course we would now
have two houses less In Abbeville.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26

bottle of gilt edge shoe polish..".-. l5c
dozen Spencerlan pens.-"....."...... 10
10 slate pencils ......-......-.-............. Ol
bottles of best black ink.....-.."....". Oo
| pkge XXX white wove envelopes. G'
5 aui' es OF note paper for .......-....... 10
This is the celebrated Sycamore mills
paper and weighs S pounds TO the ream.
MY 1877 ladies black hose Is O beauty.
II Is perfectly fast black and seamless,
excellent quality. two thread. double
heel and toes, wonld be cheap indeed at
zoe pair, but 10c buys them.
A beautiful line OF boxed paper and
envelopes 5, I, 8, Is, 10 and 2.
My one pound papeterie contains CD
sheets heavy white wove satin finish oc-
tavo, with 80 envelopes TO match, for III.
20 plain cedar lead pencils N Inches
long Tor w
box of best chalk for..............-.." w
big box of very best black ing..."-" 'N
paper Of pins (fair point)..""". 0l
/ IA per Of best pins. zee. G3
pair OF regular Soc suspenders, guar
anteed quality, for..--...."........".... y
/ card oi agate buttons 3, 4 and....... 05
A good comb and brush for."-."..".. ~
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26
Mail Hours.

Haddons are receiving new goods suitable
for the hot summer days.
A good parasol is a necessity these hot days.
A good line at Haddon's.
50 tons huIls for sale. W. j. Bryson. Old de-
Dot. ~
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BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
To Meet at Due West ON July 29th
and SOth

The union Of The churches in the upper
part Of the Abbeville Association will meet
In the Baptist church at Due West on next
Saturday and Sunday, the 29th and 30th In
slant. The public cordially invited TO attend.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26
Lost.

One Maltese cat. Liberal reward Will De
paid for It's return. Color dark drab.
June 25, 1898. w. f.. Bell.
Mail Hours.
Hours that the mails close at the Abbey lille
Post Office:
ll.25 a. IN. l2.l0 p. IN. LOO p. m.
2.30 p. III. 323 IN. 5O pm.
Robert $. Link, j. NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26

partial things kept stock Read them carefully
when in need of any thing call on me- You will hnd
low those quoted above
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1895-06-26

The corset that ia taking the day now
Is called "The Racket" 1t has An extra
long waist. being made Of the best Jan.
and has two side steels and Is Inch
clasp, will improve the form, aud the
price iS only ............ ................... S9
! dozen bent whalebone. G3
] dozen big safety pins.-..---.......... G3
A big lot OF Seaside noVels..-.-...... Us
Ladies' gauZe vests from SC up.
Mems eauze vests from go up.
Hair curriers' 3. 3, 7and...............-...... 1nc
| pair good cuffs for r............--.......... 10
box OF IA pants buttons for........... 05
Fast black darning cotton, each-.... 0l
yard good elastic for :. ......... -. 0S
Mosquito netting, all colors, per yd- 05
The best unlsundried white shirt on
the market ID
Here Is the description Of this shirt:
IT, Ia called 1.-THE Herald" Made or New
York mills muslin, extra long. fall and
liberal In dimensions. ply bosom, pat
ent extension facings and gussets dOu.
bile yoke, rein forced frout and back,
patent reinforced arm. Something en-
tirely new. double stitched. II is sim
ply beauty. This shirt ia Fever sold
for less than ST. Try one for luck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
CITY REAL ESTATE TO LET

GREATLY REDUCED RENTAL-i6t IVES,
5ith-st.-T nree-etory. high-stoop. MILLS
e. WHfTEHOUsE, 5O3 6,h-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

COACHMAN.-F class. aged 30. mar
rled. no family; thoroughly understands
his business; 10 years highest reference
from two families. COACHMAN, liz East
ilst-st.
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WORK WANTED.
Female.

Female.
IsNi1nrl@ ~ ianitres-. where clsnnli-
frss s.s>If',i ffse fsrf. o., lbs 30. frts
li,risr pr.'"r~d man. wife. one 'nil !.
Afifsss ID g ~ %. 49,.
MkSltT RI wishes few private custfmrfs
.f homo 90 'ut - Wet l'ih -
srIs'~IGfArifEH ami TiFEW RITTER.
fN- Frufs' ssr'r'~nsr thoroughly rIiu
potent In nN Kinds ~ Nc vugI| d~f.fes
yns.f'.u. osfrilrff lefrffprss furui.
Address \ * 5t3 o'h st-.
IFSOJfiApIirH sni 'ALiIHNPlf
OPERATOR IL dsriffI, - obtaining a
situation have bad 600 siderable cArrfl
sufe vii ,itr' 90 - PEI wssk, can fHr-
I,fh client reference 49, o. shHfsN ''r
AMI sDllliy Aiifo,s 81. Dos -. Tribune
ono
Ypi'sJ iApY. Tre - American. Al.
li.nh from pnahs iiirh n'iOoi. veil
iirifuf'ei IN both muri' AMI German.
vishss ~ enrugsfneif 40 travelling com.
pHflIn, isfrf"n0ff gwen ril required
CARA 81 MOOD. Lpia L0ihrp.''
or Ahn. 'sb
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WORK WAITED.


Male.
WIN. l.. HANTCSG.
rxn.rt Accountant and Auditor.
psrnes building Room IS. 81 Park Row.
A puslNEss man Of energy and expert.
encs wants position ~ est or care ~
real estate. best feredrn'c; iona II re-
auir.d. A.. Box g. Tribune once.
AN 'CONvERsANT with bookkeeping.
Enpli.h French. Italian. German. Span
a. Language, years this city. want
,n.i,i1n: city. country; moderate salary.
EEFEHENCEs. . Cth-ave.
AMERICAN MANAGER open for engage
,r.nt: 80 years reference and experience
4, New York in export. import. domestic
va manufacturing trades aged u. active
~ healthy Address AMERICAN. i,or
~. Tribune once.
Az ELDERLY gentleman. OF rood family.
~ ,,.ncc and experience. seeks position
'..re,sry OF treasurer 81 reputable firm
co,pornfion. or as pr!vatc secretary.
%darc,s MoDERATIOH. LA: Brcaiyay.
.nvrRrf:EMENTs AND sUBscRIP-
rxnyrs ron THE NETWORK TRin.
T7N UEH' WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
SHEroWS OFFICE. NO. 1872 BroadwaJ'
49, north Of hirty-nrst-st; ana AID.
.u,,nnSTvrsjsMENTH ut the following Branch
HEEn "a Eighth-ave.: 100 Third-avs..
On Forty sevrnth-st.; $50 East Forty.
eo'na,h.rt corner Thirc-ave.: is0 Fast
.Ss.h'st. near Third-avs. 1870 Third-ave,
IIS,nS sv.6rst-st.: LOS First-avN: 100
ne. Torty- sscond.st: Io7 Columhas-svs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN old established mineral water business
,or sale clean as the owner wishes to
retire from business: no agents. inquire
oil Kloomfield-st. IIoboken. y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN. Write
plain s'atemen, q facts. inclose with
). and written opinion sent you. All sub
fects fenQ for prospectus Judge WAU-
HOPE LYNN. Pres; Hon. HENRY W.
CSGER. Tieos.. ISL Broadway.
BAGS AND TRUNKS At u PRICE,
Travelling bags. satchels. valises. steamer
chair. trunk hampers. straps and travel
linz outfits; buy direct from manufac turer.
CHARLES scHWARTz. Old stand. ~
stiIaye. near vth-st.
EENEMrEi. that we are sole importers
os tho IsYaiiicre incOinps rs5.c c0rsets.
- CONE straight % as II you want the
o'ys JAMES. 900 broadway.
rex; H:SEsys i,,s Sr Xyp oSTnsSgir.
. .rn WILL Lri W. iuGEiy,a1 A. ThE
"a DOR nort Of Thirty .nrst.st. and Al.
.sEisTiskMEyTs nt tko following isr,neh
umss:' 20 Meh,h.ave. lCo 1hirc:sye.
sssssss s.s. ,. come, ii,'d ,s: .so E..'
eesy. eixty, fPstst.; i.7oA Virst-svs.; 100
wsae Seru sseond'st 1e2 Celvpbussve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

SECOND or T'SEFUL-MAN.-Dy a re-
.r.ciable young man: willing and obi,g-
INK. : yeprs' city references. Address
lrSrFf l. nox : l.i2 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
HELP WANTED.


FARMER and useful man wanted; nut
understand plain farming. married. s'h'e
sa,nry expected and references address
JEROME. Box CO. Tribune Branch. 33'
Fuiton-st. Brooklyn.
GARDENER. married man. thnt under
stands gardening In all branches: car" OF
cattle poultry. etc; house furnished; mod
era,. wag.e. steady place 10 right man.
Address. with references ana wages eh-
pected. DOCTOR. Tribune ONCE.
WANTED. a neat. Intelligent young man
as companion and attendant 10 "i."rly
gentleman: must be single. neither smoke
or drinh speak English distinctly. one
having the above requirements ana INST
class references. who - Willing 10 w"iH Tor
moderate wages. call this a. m, between
10 and IL o'clock. i53 East 6Sth-s'.
WANTED.-A bright. wideawake boy. be
tween IL and ~ years ~ age. In an o.
Nee; must be neat appearing and able 10
furnish recomrnen latlons as 10 character
and ability. Address Il. II. ". Tribune
Ofice.
rioHs ron THE MEMOIRS Thin.
trToWH OFFICE. No. I.2i2 Hroadwny
I'd ,oor nor,h Of Thirty nrst-st.; and AD-
VrpTIsFME,'Tg at the following branch
C,fices: "a rign,h-sye.: 1co TSird-nve.:
sr-ner Fovty-Seventh-st.; 100 East Fot'y-
s~,entb-.t. corner Thirdav- iso East
i13th.st.. near Tkhi-aN~. 1.0?C Thbd-avs.
near Sixty frs. st: Los First-nvr. 100
Ws., Forty acoond-... 1872 Cn'':aiDus-avs
"a doo- rorth Of Thir'y-nrsi-st;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
WORK WANTED.

PACKER. porter. marker or shipping
clerk, BY young man. ~ years Of age;
10 years experience In silk importing busi-
ness. Address W, l26 IIudson-s'
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WE ARE IN wan, ~ good servants 70 Nil
frst-clnss positions: NIL references care
fully investigated. Call all day long nj -.
Unrtholom~w's Bureau. 200 East i2d-st.
WANTED n woman to do nrst-class fam
iIv ironing: also woman - make herself
generally useful In the house. 100 West
5G,h-,r. Columbia Laundry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
DREsSMAKlN0.

A.-A.-ARTISTIC dresses from 81. tailor
made: also evening. reception, travelling
and seaside costumes. made equally low
all the latest In spring and summer styles
from London and Paris. cutting. DastinS
vhilo you wait. PAELORS. IL West
l2Jtn-s'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08
CLYDE LINE.
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

AN EXCEPTIONALLY handsome pair OF
ladv's cobs. l5.l hands 9 and years
absolutely fearless and pets: must be as
posed of al once. owing 10 changes In our
family; will allow trial and examination
also tran. harness. robes. etc. Will sepa-
rate in any way and accept half value 10
quick purchaser. NJ. WILLIAMS. u
Ann-st.
FOR sALE.-Chnd's pony ana DONKEY.
with cart and harness Address ut "
c. JACKSON. p. o. Box lOl. Jamaica
l.. l.. y. Y.
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WORK WANTED.

Male.
p0OKKEEPTR. young man. coupe
tent and energetic II. REYNOLDS. ~
Al. N u nv Iir-lLlNn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-08

MARRIED COUP.E. IN town summer
months. would Ike good furnished Tat Or
hous. 10 care for; highest references.
J. II. Stewart House. Broadway ana
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

rxSber,6 Lewis r. Stegman got a verdict in the
Circuit Court yesterday of S,6o3 80 against MS
former under-sheriff. Francis :. Hodgkinson' ana
his bondsman, Henry l.. Hollingsworth. In 1871
property belonging TO the heirs or Patr.ck Boyidh
was sold by Sheriff Stegman. leaving surplus Oh
e 100 which, It is alleged was collected by Hodg-
k.nson and never turned over to the heirs OF BOY
Ian. who were entitled to receive It,
Fifteen cars accommodating twice as many
Messengers as the ordinary trolley-car. VIII De
mt on the Gates-ave. line next week for use dur
ing rush hours.
4 neremptory writ OF mandamus was granted
Yesterday by Judge Cullen in the Supreme Court
I'm behalf OF the Kings County Gas and liluminat-
.. Company. ordering C.ty Auditor sutton ana
Controller Palmer to pass and pay bill for SZ'42o 81
mt in against the city for the lighting OF the for
mer town OF New-Ltrecht
Alfred r. White Commissioner OF city Works
has requested the Corporation Counsel to bring
suits against the Atlantic Avenue and smth-st
lines for the cost of paving done between their
tracks by the city which had been ordered done by
the railroads. The suit will establish the liability
Of the companies in the matter.
William Conrady, a carrage-builder, with ware
rooms In Fuiton-st.. Re.c-ave has had his
son. John Conrady arrested for robbing his store
OF harness worth 500 few nights ago. Young
Conrady has admitted that he was implicated In
the burglary. He held in $1,000 ball. which
was furnished by George Hoffman. butcher. Of
No. 34S Franklin-ave.. who married the young mans
sister fortnight ago.
The Brooklyn Home and Training School for
Young Girls is to give a musicale at the Pouch
Gallery December %, which promises to be a
delightful affair. Mrs Marie Vanderveer- Green
who has recently returned from abroad; Miss Flor
ence Knight soprano; the Berkeley Ladies'
Quartet. Mss Jessie Shay and Maurice Kaufman
will appear John Hyatt Brewer is the musical
drecfor
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The corps of women who have been at work
several months writing articles. soliciting contri-
buttons from women writers, cutting down mat
ter soliciting advertisements, and making con-
tracts for the printing of THE Womans Edition OF
The Record" for the purpose OF aiding the main
tenance fund of the Mount Vernon Hospital. had
reason to rejoice in the success of their efforts on
Wednesday night, when the edition was Issued 1T
is commended in the highes; terms, not only be-
cause of its financial success bat for it's high class
of literary work. 1t is large thirty-two-page
paper, and is filled with original articles from the
pens of only and written for this publca-
ton. Among the writers are DR.. Louise Russell
Smith. who spent several years as mecical mis-
sionary in Turkey and did duty during the cholera
epidemic Mrs Wellington J. White. who spent sew
eral years in the missions OF China; Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Granris. of NewYork; Miss Grace L. Hen
derson. of the Theosophists Society; Mrs Lille
Devereaux Blake Lady Henry Somerset. Miss
line Brooks and Fila Wheeler Wilcox. The prin-
cipa departments IN which women are nserestec;
Mrs. II. Vera Sageman: Churches ana KeIlgi0Vs 2H
Soceties Lapreta holiman Scai ana be SaroHne Mrs
Louisa Nj, Fowler; ,Education." Mrs Mary Il. i.
Davis; "Children's Corner Cornela l. Ferris:
'The Lords q Creation; Mrs Elzahse,t,h Crasie;
Mae So'sf Martin: TIM Medical. Medic Mrs Lillian B. Reiway
.'W. c: T. u, Mrs. Sophie p lie Page Scene; n,
Grsnbery Gss Si Levy w Mrs Ada Mewade
sa1ab sdne MTs RSGss RSGaes ns MT carrie G.
fam: FAM Woman Suffrage, Mrs. H. NJ. Rathbun:
''Theosophy," etc. Mrs. Eta l.. Knight: Foreign
Lands" Miss Alma u. Kittel; The Afro Ameri-
u. sherman; Household and Home Mrs f. n
Mulford; History" Mrs. L. NJ. SCHNEIDER. Ihe
editor-in-chief was Mrs ii. NJ. Rathbun consulting
editor. Mrs. c. b. Maynard; managing editor. Mrs;
+. r. Mcvckar. The artistic cover was designed
by Mrs L. H. J. Mendel and this and everything
else. except the paper and printing. were gratui-
tous.
The first copy be taken from the press was
sold auction In front of the house Of Burr. Davis
& Son. on Wednesday evening. Mayor Edison Lewis
acting auctioneer. The Mount Vernon Band
gave promenade concert before and after the
sale. The bidding spirited until $40 was
reached: when it was knocked down to Dr. Ed
ward +. Brush. The first ten copies were sold In
the sane way, and Edward Weimar, the florist.
the purchaser. at SO w. =. Haines. of the
plano firm of that name. purchased the second
ten copies al S. and the sale continued In this way
until nearly 800 realized. The rest OF the issue,
nearly 5000 copies, will be sold in single numbers
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Dock Department investigation. Stewart Building,
p. m.
League OF Unitarian Women Church Of the Mes
siah. II m.
Colored Republican parade and mass-meetins'
Brooklyn. p. m .
Dr. Parkhurst at Arlington Hail. st. Marx
Place. p. m.
Aldine Club dinner for Hall Caine. evening
Democratic Club ratification meeting No. 6l7
Fifth-ave.. p. m.
New-York Yacht Racing Association ONeilis. s
2.
ST. Paurs School Alumni Club dinner, Zangherrs'
$50 p m.
City Vigilance League Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal Church. p m.
The Rev DR.. E. G. Hirsch at Temple BETHEL s
p. m.
Protection Free Trade debate before Liberal Ciub,
No 220 East Flfteentn-st.. y. m
Republican mass-meeting, Murray Hill Lyceum.
y. m.
State Democracy meeting. Bleecker Building. s
p.
Good Government club f. No. 524 Hudson-st s
p. m.
D. e. Yarnell before noon prayer-meetng' No n5
FutOn-St.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
EONkERS.

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Miss Jane Slocum
will give the first of series OF five lectures on The
Government of the United States at the Woman $
Institute Building in Palisade-ave The course is
given under the auspices OF the Civic League. and
Miss Slocum's theme this afternoon will be Con
cerning the Origin and Growth of Government.
ST. Andrews Church. at Livngston-ave. and Nor
ris-st Ludlow the gift of Mrs. William F. Cochran,
will be consecrated this forenoon at IL o'clock by
Bishop Potter, of NewYork. large number OF
visiting clergymen expected, and a special
musical programme has been arranged for the oc-
casion. The Rev. James +. Freeman is rector of
the parish.
The Coored Republican Club of Yorfkers held a
rally on Wednesday night at its headquarters, No.
50 North Broadway. Addresses were made by
Mayor John c. Peene. George c. Andrews. candi-
date for DistrictAttorney; John ~ Stewart. candi-
date for Member of Assembly; City Auditor Charles
i. Brown, Charity Commissioner William L. Con-
stable. Edwin A. Forsyth and Charles B. Ash Alter
the speechmaking the club served luncheon TO It's
guests.
The first meeting of the eighth season of the
Fortnightly Club fer the Study of Anthropoogy
will be held this evering. Mrs Alexander Smith has
invited he members to gather at her home in Pall-
sade-aNe.
Building Inspector Augustus Kipp approved yes
terday plans submitted to him by John Forsyth FOR
a Colonial house at No. SO Hamllton-aVe. 1t Will
be two and one-half stories high. 26xiS
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
MORE MONEY SAVED TO THE CITY.

rtrikng illustration OF the difference between
tho standard of honesty observed by the Democratic
administrations Of Mayors Chapin and Body ana
that of Mayor Schieren Is afforded by the history OF
the keepers house built by Chapin at Massapequa
Pond. on Long Island. which cost the city S4,""
70 build and $500 a year for maintenance Inc
pond was stocked with trout, ana the r'hs poH-
ticians hocked there every summer to recuperate'
rhor. were four keepers on salaries OF $50 each.
and they had the big house all TO themselves save
in the summer time. When Gommssioner W., W h,,e at
took hold of the city Works Department. MS AT,
tention was attracted to the keepers house ana
he cost of its maintenance. There being no use
Tor them he transferred the keepers 10 other
ae.ds Of influence and closed the house temporarily
Last summer ne induced Mrs Margaret kremen.
months al a nominal rent. in order 10 not nave IL
20 to rack and ruin and he Is making ,
70 Ie, II for next summer. The house Is nfty leet
front by thirty feet deep and finely situated. me
civ is saving enough every year by the change
to pave city block.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Tbirty-second and Broad way.

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR HER DEBTS.
THE WIFE OF BROTHER OF CONTROLLER
PALMER LEAVES HER HCsBAND-IN LOVE
WITH TRoLLEY-cAR CONDUCTOR
Warren Palmer a machinist employed In the
Morgan Iron Works in Greenpont. and living at
Eckford-st. and Morgan-ave., has announced the
disappearance OF his wife. and declared that he
would be In no way responsible for any debts she
might contract. Palmer is a brother OF Controller
Palmer. Some time ago Mrs. Palmer became In
fatuated with Eugene Debevose. conductor EN-
ploved on the Nassau-ave. trolley line. Debevose
is several years Mrs. Palrner's junior. she being
thrty-dye wears old. Mrs. Palmer is the mother oi
several children. AS soon as her husband learned
Of the state of affairs. he watched her closely ana
one evening three months ago followed heI 10
place of meeting which she had arranged WIN Wlth
bebeyoise and beat the conductor severely. lboth
men we're arrested for fighting. and on Debevois5e Sc
promise TO keep away from the woman he was dis.
charged 4 month later Mr.. Palmer learned that
his wife and the conductor were meeting again
and he threatened to Kill Debevoise unless ne gave
m the woman altogether. ON TINS threat DeOe,
yose caused Palmer's arrest but he was dischargeu
when arraigned in the Even street Ponce court,
Mrs Palmer left her home week ago, after
ouarrel with her husband.
New-York tribune., 1895-11-01
TWO MEMBERS or 1HE PLAYBRs' SUSPENDED

The Payers. in Gramercy Park it is said. has
recently had little fuss in II over the billiard
tables. The Players. as everybody knows. was
founded by Edwin Booth. Many of the prom
inent actors I'm the country members. About
2 o'clock morning about two weeks ago GER
tain members OF the club stroled into the billiard
room and. after having the cloth removed from the
tables began to knock the balls around. Now. these
members do not claim to be experts. and they made
some remarkable scratch shots. This occas!oned
great merriment. and the laughter attracted the at
tention OF some of the older members OF the club
who discussing grave questions elsewhere
They paid vLit to the bllllari-room and urged
that the noisy members desist This they refused
do. and went on with their ''ribad game as
one Of the dissatisfied members called IL.
The Offended members sought redress They found
that there rule. which, however had never
been enforced forbidding the Playing of billiards
after ] 80 a. 1t after o'clock a. m. when
this fuss took place Accordingly the matter so
reported TO the Board Of Governors. and the mem
bers who had violated the rules suspended for
week. That Ia the way that the case now
stands