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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


Miss Lou Holmes OF No 1Gc Ryerson St. arrested
last spr,ng on charges OF forgery and attempting
to shoot Frank w Anthony. an insurance broker
and racehorse owner OF NO. rs har'-st' "aS "''
charged by Justice Haggerty yesterday.
Judge Bartlett OF the Supreme Court. yesterday
granted the application OF Mr.. ODwycr, the lawyer
TO dismiss the indictments against ex-Alheriheh
Arthur J. Heancy and Moses }. Wafer. ana RAJ
rick Ross. a contractor. for want OF evihehce' us
trfct Attorney Ridgway recommended the u's-
missaI. All three Indictments were for feonies IN
connection with the alleged Columbian grandstand
frauds in 1892
A gang OF disorderly men returning early yes
terday morning from picnic in Atlantic PARK. al
Ralph-ave. and Prospect Place took advantage OF
Miss Jennie Hoose. station agent on the Kings
County Elevated road at Raph-ave. by climbing
the station railing instead Of paying their
fares In the regular way. Police summoned
OF clubbing. -Four women tainted during the melee,
and Henry Burke knocked from the platform
to the track by a policeman's club.
Application was made yesterday to Judge Bartlett
for the appointment OF two temporary receivers
for the Fred Hover Brewing Company. Of Pulaski
st. and for permission to continue the business
during the summer Judge Bartlett requested that
the consent OF all interested parties be put the
record before he granted the application.
Brooklyn Elks $50 strong. left the city yesterday
noon for the annual convention in Atlantic city
y. j. Grand Exalted Ruler Friday accompa MED
the lodge. On Thursday evening the Brooklyn
lodge will give a ball for their feow-members
The Edison and Citizens electric-light companies
before the Board OF Assessors yesterday. appealed
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TIE DEATH SENTENCE IMPOSED

xlxo 70 nr EXrC1TED ~ THE WEEK DE-
GINNING AUGUST IL THE PLEA or IN
SANITY Not BELIEVED
ylnr.nzo Nino who convicted on June OF
murder I'm the nrs degree for killing his wife Marie.
nj, February ~ was yesterday sentenced 10 death
Is, Recorder CON IN Part Of the General Sessions.
when Nlno brought before the Recorder.
Assistant pisirict-Attorn.y Mcintyre asked That
.cr,.nc. be pronounced. Mr.. Evans. counsel FOR
IN. defence asked for "A new trial and also moved
FOR an arrcs, Of Judgment for number OF reasons
ON. OF them vas set forth In an affidavit signed
hy himself declaring that Nno was insane and
asking that a commission be- appointed TO Inquire
"a hi~ sanity.
The Recorder denied tho request for new trial
and N. motion for arrest OF Judgment. lie said
the dereniant'- sanity had been tried by "A jury
which on May Il declared him sane. and that With
IN twenty DAYS another jury had declared the de-
PENDANT guilty OF murder In the first degree.
The Recorder tho sentenced Nino. the sentence
70 take effect at sing Sing Prison In the week be-
ginning Monday August Il. 1926
speaking Of the plea Of Insanity the RECORDER sai1
NJ. was convinced that the defendant ha1 feiSned
10 be insane. lie drew attention to the fact that
Slno was very quiet during the trial and behaved
Ike any sane person During the charge TO IN"
Jury however the prisoner broke out as though he
yeaiizeI ina, ne had reached the critical point and
must DO something The defendants memory was
shown 10 be too methodical for an insane person
Nlnc was handed over 10 Sheriff Tamsen ana
lc.ify.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
SIDDLERY ASSOCIATION TO MEET.

1T BEGINS ITS SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION
ro-DAY-PLANs FOR THEIR ENTERTAINMENT
The Wholesale Saddlery Association OF the United
States. Of which Irving $. Gordon, OF Indianapolis
Is president, begins its seventh annual convention
to-day The members have made the Murray Hill
Hotel their headquarters. and last night the cor
ridors were filled with them. II is the first time
the association has met far east OF the Missis-
sippi and the new departure Is expected to add
greatly to the number OF members. To-day the
members, who are expected 10 number nearly four
hundred and the guests OF the New-York
trade. will drive through the Park and take lunch
con a. the Claremont. Riverside Park. and be
shown generally over the city. On Wednesday they
will go UP the Sound. stopping at Glen Island. and
then have an oid-fashoned clambake at White
stone. Long Island. Thursday will be given up to
business. In the evening Acting Mayor Jeroloman
will welcome the visitors at the official dinner to
be held In the Murray Hill Ho'el. and Recorder
Goff will make address. Friday the members
will sail down the harbor. landing at Hockaway
Beach for dinner.
special car from west OF the Mississippi were Sec
Herman. p. Degnan and J; Koran. Among others
seen were J. c. McCornwal. Burlington, Iowa; ex-
President J. s. Medary. La Crosse. Wis: ". r.
Stone and John r. woodbury., ,, ROehss'er y r.,
sent a big contingent. among whom were g. ".
Hoffman. B. W. Campbell, Captain Jackson. T.
Hllart, II. Pollock. Carl Mannheim. Albert Mors-
York members among whom are F. T. Luqueer.
II H.n ssddns E En,ema of eorrs Wor,S
Peters, were present to welcome the guests. and
have worked hard to make the meeting a success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
NEW YORK CITY.

Mails from Hong Kong. June 8; Shanghai. June
70 and Yokohama June 10. are due In Ne"-iorH
,o-morrow Mails for China and japan VIII close
n, $50 o. m on the day
James silvey. formerly vicc-president OF tne
Gcrman-Aucrican Fire Insurance Company an"
prcs,den, OF the Tariff Association. who was re-
Gently elected president OF the American f1S IN
suranc. Company has entered upon his new duties.
Ills sagar,,y as an underwater and ability as an
executive officer coupled with the active interest
taken by the Board OF Directors. has resulted IN
complete restoration OF confidence I'm the stability
OF the company
The Committee on stock List Of the New-fork
Stock Exchange failed yesterday 10 take any action
un,n IN. statement OF the United states Rubber
connnny owing 20 n misunderstanding, no on'c"r
~ the rubber company was present AZ the meeting
John Jaeger the converted Anarchist who II now
city missionary will lead the John Street Bust
moss Mems Prayer Meeting AZ y o'clock today.
xhcn n. will celebrate the fourteenth anniversary
%, nj. conversion The meetings have been unit
,,rfnlv .ucces-ful. and II is estimated that there
4. an average attendance OF 20 people at each ser
vice
cap,pin Dunbar. OF the Prince Line steamer
rrvp,lan Prince, denies the published reports
which yer. said 20 have emanatci from him with
,..n-d 20 the existence OF yellow fever AT Santos.
He states that there was rcarc"iy any feVer IN
Santos when his steamer le.t that port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
WILLT4N H. LEAYCRAFT APPOINTED
HE SUCCEEDS CHARLES r. KARUTZ AS ALDER
MAN-AT-TARGE IN BROOKLYN

HE SUCCEEDS CHARLES r. KARUTz AS ALDER
MAN-AT LARGE IN BRooKIYE
william ~. Lcaycraft. OF the Thirteenth WARD
was Yesterday appointed Adcrman-at-ia by the
brooklyn Board OF Aldermen. TO succeed Charles
Il Karutz who died recently. Mr.. Leaycrar had
been chief clerk OF the committees Of the Hoard
since the present Board organized. and his
nnuointment was n foregone conclusion when IL he
came known that ne wanted the Office Alderman
Walsh nominated Henry H. karutz. son OF the
dead Alderman but he received only Mr.. Walsh =
vote John Hunt, the first assistant clerk. was
promoted TO the place made vacant by Mr. Ieay-
crafts elevation. and William Caldwell. an assist
mt clerk was put In Mr.. Hunts old place.
MI I.eaycraft is about nfty-two years old. ana
has been an active Republican FOR over twenty five
,,,rs He has always lived In the Thirteenth Ward
~ brooklyn and much OF the time has been leader
of the party in the ward. For nineteen years he
was port warden. but Governor HiH removed him
for political reasons He Is an eyen-tcmpered
ar,he man and possesses a marked degree OF pop
ularity among Brooklyn Republicans
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

THE C1TY'S CREDIT FlRST-CLASo'
BRIDGE AND GRAvESEND BONDS HEAVILY OVER
SUBSCRIBED YORK BANKERS THE
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS.
No stronger evidence Of the wisdom dispaEeo os
the people OF Brooklyn in riid ng the city OF cor
rupt government has been furnished In ons 'i"e
than the gratifying prices offered LOT brooN'' !,
securities yesterday when Mayor Schieren anu
Controller Palmer announced proposals LOT or'"se
and Gravesend improvement Si2 per cent goa oo''''
as follows:
City of Brooklyn Gravesend local mproNe'' ,oaa
bonds. $4,000 payable $4,000 each July w. 1907
1893 and 1894 49, ,.,,
City OF Brooklyn New-Yo-k and Brooh9" "'e'
bonds 10000 payable July 10. 1928
CITY of Brooklyn Ncw-Yo-k ard Brooklyn ''r''ee
bonds $4,000 Of which 100000 IS payap.e January
J. 1925 and $4,000 January l. 1879.
There were fifteen proposals aegregathg 'he SUI
prising total of $4,000. or more imam "" ''" w.
amount offered for sale - 49, h,,bos,
Vermilye & Co. of NewYork we're t me nlsm.sii
bidders Offering iOSsl for esch issue ne a" ~ "
was made to them Controller falmer gay p-o IN
s the highest price paid for 32 per CEN ~ vas
lyn bonds The amount OF premium r ,s Ms
s2lT7 Only a short time ago brookHn vyhorc
were unstable. and on one occaS i,, TIE
was not a single bidder for proposei issu l -
Mayor and Controller Palmer were natuiathf 49,,
gratihed yesterday over the fhowiihs WIN" f
Brookyn's credit in so favorable iish''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
TWO SISTERS SIZE THEIR FATHER.

Leonard r. Preusch. Hfty-seven years oia' a SASH
and blind maker in New-York. living NJ NO eIZ
Lorimer-st Brooklyn. was arraisheh peiore justice
Lairnbeer in the Even Street Police Court yes'er-
dow IN co-nnlaint OF his daughters. Lena ana
sophie seventeen and sixteen years old respectively.
The Young women charged their father win abah-
donment 4 year ago Preusch's wife died ana he
soon married again. The stepmother ~ a"es'''
DID not tr.a. the girls kindly. and short time ago
mn, .bero ou, ~ the house They then went TO live
with a married sister in Harlem. and while mere
caused their fathers arrest for non-supporr The
court placed Preusch under bonds to pay the GRE
so a week. He appealed the case on the GROUND
that the compliments had not lived In Ne"-forK
County for a wear and the county. therefore, was
not responsible for them should they be destitute;
The girls then returned 10 Brooklyn 10 I'VE, ana
made another demand upon their iather TOT sup
port. 1t was refused. and on SATURDAY 'hey s"ofe
out warrant for his arrest - 49,, ..,.
In court the girls said they had never been taught
TO work and in consequence were unabie 10 pro-
vide for Themselves Preusch was paced under
SnO bail for examination He IS said TO be wealthy.
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NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Policeman McGurk OF the Jersey lily 'o'Oe' SOW
n man with a bundle Hoboken horsecar OH
Crove-s, at 8 o'clock yesterday morning the man
refused TO give his name. but said he Kept 'aiio'
shop at No. 81 Newark-ave Mc'iurk placed MN
under arrest when ne drew a revolver piaceu "
against the officers side and pulled the "'Rse''
Fortunately the weapon failed 10 eNpo'e'
,,-,sonar uas disarmed but made desperate fight
ue was finally locked up In the Second PRECINCT
station house He said his name was Ed"af'
Davis. hut refused say where he hved' i ne
bundle he carried contained bolt OF vaiuab,e clo,
that proyed 10 have been stolen from a peIaWare.
iackawanna and Western Railroad freightear Il"
Hoboken ca. - ,o,,.s pvan
.he three tramps who were convicted IN jersey
civ of brutally treating boy whom tney IN
nrtssoned IN a freightcar in the Pennsylvania yards
A. Jersey City were yesterday sentenced to ten
years each In State prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
NEWS FROM THF SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The case Of Ensign Crawford. Lieutenant Hender-
son and Secretary MAN, of the Yonkers corps OF
the Salvation Army comes up this morning TOT 'rla
before Justice Donoghue IN the Court OF Speciai
Sessions They we're arrested on the evening OF
June ., by Patrolman Granger for d'soroery
conduct, in attempting to hold a meeting IN Het'y
souarc Ralph f. Prime ex-City-Attorney. VIII ae-
fcnd the ensign 1t is intended to have the ''s"'
!, the Army to use Getty Square definitely set.
tied and the higher courts will be appeared % I"
The Rev John Alison who has lus' S CeT,, At
ated from the Mccormick Theologca Se,n. astor ~
Chicago has accepted the call TO becomhe Ras been
Immanue; C'hapei the pulpit OF whicn mas rronE
vanani since he resignaton of the Rev. r'a"A
Wales a, ..x conarate Com
pany of Yonkers. who is 10 cormanu 'i' psekskl
vsional battalion OF the state camp az y, rjght
mex; week issued his first genera ornel Eirs Com-
An adjourned meeting of the lonkerSS. hs EXEMPT
missoners will be held this evening; LA special
Tiremen's benevolent Association VIII hor
,nae,ing also in the house Of Lady Wasn's s .v
Hose Company make arrangements 'o'
The Rev James T Bixby. pastor , o. i,UpN H..
tartan Church. started YESTERDAY ioi " W
where he will spend July ard August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
POLTCE CiPTITN PICKETT INJURED
IN TRYING TO BOARD \ MOVING CARfF'cAR HE
Is THROWN TO TIE GROUND AND
BADLY BRUISED.

Police Captain y. II Pickett. OF ID" West
ThIriio,h-si station. reached thai place last might
sore In body ari mini. because OF an "NI"ri"n'"
which came near resulting In hs brains being
dashed out while attempting to board A Thirl-Avr.
cable
The Captain. who lives in Egh,y-four'h-si. hf"r
walking down Thirl-ave. with Sergeant Casey 10
Seventy scconl-st.. decided % go 10 IN" station
house 4 cable came b WI the avenue At
rapid rate and when few yards away from where
he stood he sgnalcd the gripman 10 stop Tn"
latter pullcl one ~ the brakes which the captain
foncluicl aftcrwarl increased The speed OF me car
The conductor Vas staining thc step ~ the rear
nlatforu against the body OF the car. ~ The cap
tain seized the rail get the car the conductor
stepped backward. breaking the Captains hold
and throwing him from The car Captain Fck"tts
RICH, shoulder struck one Of the elevated railroad
pillars sending him into pile OF mud. The con-
luc'or made no attempt to stop the car
The Captain was picked up considerably dazel
and taken into n store whore he was brushed AMI
cleaned Then he took an elevated train downtown.
When ne reached the staton-hOuse pr. Murphy.
. no was there examined him and found tha' MS
right arm and shoulder was mass OF bruises ami
that a big piece Of flesh had been torn from MS
arm 40 arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
WHEAT and corn WEAK on EXCHANGE.

THE FORMER DECLINES 3s AND ~. CENTS. AND
THE LATTER =. AND rs CENTS
SPRING WHEAT CROP.
Wheat on tho Produc. Exchange yesterday was
very weak declining 3's and 90 cents bush"l
There was LIQUIDATION by the professional dealers.
who were long ~ the market. melted 10y cool news
as 70 the spring whca; crop In the Northwestern
States. a lower Liverpool market ana large ship
uen,s +, Europe OF Russian and Argentine wheat
The volum. Of trading. however. was not heavy.
sales aggregailng $4,000 bushes ~
Tho Scufcm0.r wheat future. which closer on
s,,urlay A, &c sold down 10 II I-lI'. ana closed
a, 7li.r The December wheat future. winch closed
on saturday at &c. tonch'i '''.'' anu '''''' ~
I37sc ,.,u.,., ., .o.,.
hush. on s,les OF S. 49, bushels Encour1cins crop
news from tho Western 'orn belt was a ."aiins
bcarsh factor September corn. "hicn cioS'l ON
saturday AT zoe closed yesterday at ''sc.. after
having touched i1i.c -, ,
/, va. rumorcd on the Exchange that nc Govern
,,rnr ,rop report. - De iseu"d from Washington NJ
IN m tomorrow viii make a favorable showing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
NIERINO UNDERWEAK
DEPARTMENT.

To-day, we make an exceptional
Offering of Ladies' fine Summer
weight Vests i'm Balbriggan, Lisle
Thread and Spun Silk.
At 20 cents each, were 40 cents;
Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Lisie Ihread
Vests, Low Neck, Sleeveless.
At5O cents each, were 81. Ladies'
French Balbriggan Vests plain! III
Low Neck. Ribbed Arms; High
Neck, Ribbed Arms; ana High
Neck, Long Sleeves. -. =,
t5O cents each, were 81, LADIES'
Black Silk Mixed. Ribbed Vests
I'm Low Neck, Sleeveless; High
Neck. Ribbed Arms, and Hlgh
Neck, Long Sleeves. .o
At Is cents each, were $l.iO,
Ladies' extra quality Spun SILK,
Swiss Ribbed Vests, Low Neck,
Sleeveless, in Black, White, RINK
and Sky. ,.a,o
Also, the balance of Mems Lisle
Thread Shirts, 80 cents each !;
were 800.
The above goods will be sold in
the Hosiery Department, on the
Main Floor.
JAMES McCREERY & CO..
Broadway and nth st.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Assembly Committee on cities investigation.
Assembly Police Investigating Committee NUT
ray i'm Hotel.
Bot violin case. Jefferson Market rohce |ou'"
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Wholesale SaddIery Association convention. Mur-
ray Iiill Hotel.
Xinth Ward Republican case. Supreme Court
Cordage Rondhoiders Protective Committee meet
Ing.
Anthracite coal agents meeting.
Brighton Beach races. go p. m.
nr Henry p Moves before noon prayer meeting.
No lis Fulton-sf.
Could Nicolaus case. Jersey city.
Salvation Army encampmcnt Prohibition farh'
Newsd.alcrs and Stauoners' Protective ana
benevolent Society meeting No. Union square
\ d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
A MISSIONARY RETURNS FROM YUCATIy

The Rev William Lawrence who for long time
has been engaged In mission labors among the
Maya Indians IN Yucatan. came up from Quaran-
tine last evening. having been released from the
Ward Line steamer Saratoga as he came from a
non-interdcted port. He comes from the diocese OF
Merida and is on his way to Plattsburg. ~ Y,
TO attend the Summer School
Father Lawrence spoke freely Of hts mission
work and Of his explorations Of the interesting tenn
pie ruins In Yucatan He said he had brought home
with him n number Of cases Of antiquities such as
idols weapons OF and cooking utensils OF the
ancient temple-buiders. II Is his purpose to pre-
Of his collected treasures to the school at
Pattsburg. but the larger proportion he Will send
to the Peabody Institute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
HOBOKEN.

The foundation for the North River Bridge at
Garden and Twelfth SITS. Hoboken. has been com
pleted A large granite block bearing a suitable in
scription has been placed TO mark the spot.
The children Of the West Hoboken schools 10 the
number Of 1000 paraded through the principal
streets Of that town yesterday and afterward en-
toyed picnic. .,
Word was received from San Francisco YESTERDAY
by Detective julius Nelson: OF lioboken. that ms
brother Lewis was among those drowned when the
Pacific Mail steamship colima foundered short
time ago Detective Nelson had not seen his broth
err who was a chemical expert. for many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
CLAIMANTS FOR THE IEAEB ESTATE.

Mrs Henry Ellison OF No. no West EIghty-fifth-
81, a great era nddaughter OF John George Leake
s one Of the claimants to the large estate which was
left by her greatgrandfather who died IN this city
a., 1877 The estate is said TO be valued at several
,miious and consists OF real estate In York
and in New-Jersey The other claimants are Mrs
Filth Van cortlandt Stebbins and Mrs. Clara
Irakc Hewson. sisters OF Mrs. Ellison and James
Is I.eake who claims to be the great-grandnephew
~ John q. I.eake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

Eugene V Brewster. until recently attorney for
the Law enforcement Society. announced his In
ten,ion Yesterday Of bringing suit at once against
the Rev A. c. Dixon. pastor OF the Hanson pace
Bapts, Church. for 500" damages for libel MI.
Dixon is a member OF the Executive Committee OF
,ha Tau Enforcement Society The sui, Is an out
growth OF the recent publication Of Mr.. Brewst"rs
letter TO Police Superintendent McKelvey relative
10 disorierly houses In the city,. which Isshit"i ~
tho holding FOR the Grand Jury OF George r. Eiotl,
PRESIDENT Of the society, and Mr. Brewster
Mr. brewster says he Will at The same iiine p'hG
an action for back salary. which the soci't; owes
him Mr. Dixon Is out OF town
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
RAYONNE.

BEFORE Vice Chancellor Pitney In Jersey CITY,
Yesterday afidavits read In the case OF Coun-
sellor Thomas j. Kennedy receiver Tor the kitcheil
Endorsing Company. OF Bayonne. against the Hast
,ngs Card COMPANY OF Eew-York City. and tho
Hoyoke Card and Paper Company OF Springfield
Mass on charges Of fraud. Judge VOORHEES, rep
resented the Holyohe Company and Washington H.
Williams appeared for the Hastings Company. They
entered a general denial 10 the charges OF fraud;
Vice Chancellor Pitney adjourned the case until
next Friday for the purpose Of giving Receiver Ken
nedy time 10 prepare affidavits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
PORTCHESTER.

Ah.ndroth Brothers foundry. at Por'cnes'e',
rsua.Iv during July Closes down for TWO "eeNs -,
repairs This year. however. the repairs "e'e -,
IN five DAYS ard the employees received i"'se "
,cas ~ 10 nor cent This action the part OF inc
management IS due to increased activity IN 'ra'4'
Orders for severa, months in advance nave pee" -
ceiyed by the firm. The increase IN wages "n a.
caused general rejoicing among IN" eNip'o'e' "
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09

From The Seattle Times.
There seems to be a prospect that the Cape Cod
Canal will be dug The only wonder those VIII
have who have ever made the trip across Nantucket
shoals vl be that the canal was not long ago
constructed. OF all the aKsravatng pieces OF water
on the Atlantic coast, any ether coast Tor that
matter there Is nothing quite equal TO these shoals
The channel across them Is as crooked as rams
horn and as narrow 4 country road. Ana when
YOU come to talk about fog that Is the sort OF stun
that gets tangled up In your hal! and CAM DC 90,
EantucRSt during the foggy season. which, begins
on january and lasts until December 81. with
brief Intervals for refreshments. .,..s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
SING SING.

William Nolan. a contractor, Is fn'ssi'e - ,,S
Sing Nolan had been boarding for some Time WIZ
49,, >-au,o sh,v Mrs Shay's husband died some
,,e ago and she collected $3.50 INSURANCE OH ran
iife This Nolan borrowed from her anu Nolan
atS mat no was doing a large amount OF wo,h O
" w Law and also the Public WorKs De'"'
NJ New-York City in Putnam County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-09
u-cTrC,E rAJNREER'S FATHER IN COURT.

Richard H. Iaimbeer. father OF Justice in'inoeer'
who presiies over the Ewen-st. ponce court o'-
cupled seat beside his son on the bench yee''rp"S'
listening 10 him deal out Justice MI i'aimoerr op-
posed his accepting the office OF ponce )us"' u
e. sa,d I'M, the manner In which he nodded az
nroval as the magistrate disposed OF me casst De
Tore him indicated that he was thorouehIy IIsaS'i
a, tho ability of the Justice TO handle the business
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