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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
TAXPAYERS AGAINST THIS MEASURE.

The bill to two additional Assistant District
Attorneys az 1890 a year each is not popular one
Taxpayers as a rule. regard it as an unnecessary
measure intended to place In Distrct-Attorney
Fellowss hands the appointment OF two more hlSA-
nriced and wholly ornamental members OF his staff.
when his Offices in the Criminal Courts Building
are already uncomforably full OF them Much sur
prise has been expressed that the opposition to the
biz found no voice at the hearing given upon 1t by
Mayor Strong. Many good citizens hope that the
Mayor viii accept this fact az conclusive that
OF this useless BILL but that he VIII make a
thorough investigation Of Mr.. Fellowss alleged need
OF more assistants before cert!es his acceptance
OF II. go, . ,,,,
The Mayor said yesterday that he still has the BILL
increasing the laries OF the Park policemen under
adyisement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
swyyDLrD nrcYcLE DEALERS.

.r,-,o moi, arnoarcl IN Yorkvillc Court yesterday
o,,.,,,or aud made charge - grind larceny
aeans. stephen Bnte-. "A siyli'hly dressed man
thriv-two years o.d. AMI son OF "'"-N"'"-
real estate broker - this city. The coini'"N ANS
were Orils Bishop. manager - inc bowman 80
Company. Flfiy-thri-si ana hro'n"al' '"'''. J"
,rintha,n Of the KdweN x Tinkh1m Hicy'" com
,,,,y % No 80 West Flry-nlnth-s'.. and James
Il Larbcy Of the Metropolitan cycle Company
Al Broadway and S!Xiicthsi
Detectives Barrett and Thompson. ~ me W.,
rorty-scventh-s station. who arrested isni'-' saI
.,,, o.v.ral hicvc.. dealers had cpfnp.Anri ar NJ
,erfton- house %: a Young man who pFocir'i "h,,,'1
from them through fraudulent r'pf'+''', ,s.oi''
..,,',,. Us ~ present an order purp1Ttirg 10 pr
signed by a prominent and thorongh.y Ir'P,c'ant.r
business man for - wheel. - De d"AN'f'i ID Nn'
b..r.r ,,r TRIAL The bicycle procured. the man
wouM pawn IT, making out hciu,u~ pi. 81 "a, =,
from the hrm 20 sat.iy O' Pf""'''"''' "'' ="
WI" ~ d.rctl,cs secured a good dcscriptlon OF the
young man. and yesterday afi'rt'' NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
CRASHED DOWN THE ELEvATOR SHAFT

Some excitement 'aused In the Mutual Re-
Building. at Broadway and Duane-st on
Tuesday evening by the falling OF a door down the
elevator shaft and young woman Rad narrow
escape from death. She passing the sixth
floor. when she noticed that OF the big bronze
gates attached to the elevator shaft open.
She stepped forward TO close 1t. but the gate had
In way slipped from It's fastenings. and as
she touched II II fell down the shaft. She her.
SELF nearly followed It, but managed to save her
self by c.utching the ironwork. She tainted
away. The gate went crashing down. making
tremendous noise In Its descent The tenants from
see what was the trouble. The elevator In that
man In charge Of It. fearing that some awful
accident had happened was 50 agitated that for an
faint. The young woman recovered In q short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
ARRESTED FOR SMUGGLING DRUGS.

A MONTREAL DEALER CHARGED WITH Ri'lNGlNG
THEM INTO THIS COUNTRY THROUGH CANADA
John 7. Lyons a wholesale druggist. OF Montreal
WAS arraigned before United States COMMISSIONS
Shields yesterday. charged with having smussed
large quantities Of phenacetine ana other uiuss ''o
this country from Europe through Canada Lyons
was arrested AZ the Grand Central Station by Depu.
IL United States Marshals lostwick and Stanorh
and taken Off a Pullman palace car on train bound
for Montreal.
Custom House officers in this city and fhlladel-
phia had been looking for yons Tor moro ''dh TWO
YRS an1 had been unable to trace the case at
all until Wholesale dealers In the trahr came 10
their assistance. Lyons was held in $3.50 bah Tor
examination May p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
Mr.. FORD or THE TTREHoCSE SITE

Commissioner Austin T. Ford. OF tho Fire d.
partmcnt was seen yesterday in reference to Cor
nora,ion Counsel SCOTS statement. In answer TO
his charge that the public moneys had been wasted
I'm the requirement Of sites for new hrehouses.
made no particular reference 10 Mr.. scott, SAN
comrnlssouer Ford. las that gcntlemans letter
would lmp,v but simply stated fact. which Is
horne out by the Items Of the statement asked FOR
by the Fire Board from his Office In connection
with the unnecessary condemnation proceedings
complained o. Those proceedings were probably a
legacy 10 him from the old regime and We called
Attentions 10 the waste OF public moneys In conn"c-
ton with them. and proposed TO stop IL al Once 50
counsel tells tha,. under the law, we can pur-
chase fire sizes at private sale IL was because
we already knew Of that power that We requested
the Items Of expenditure from him the average
aggregate amounts astourded MS. and We wanted
10 knw where the money went and prevent further
cost to the city In pending suits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
AGNES CARNEY At HOME AGAIN.
MRS. EDNA TRENHOLM ARRESTED AT HER
HOUSE ~ EAST EIGHTY -SECOND-sT.
FOR ABDUCTION.

HOUSE ~ EAST EIGHTY -sECOND-sT
FOR ABDUCTION
The mystery surrounding the Disappearance or H.
tle Agnes Carney from her parents home NO. l,i''
Th!rd-ave on last Friday afternoon, mas beeh
cleared up The child found by the police Iues-
day night In the apartments of Mrs Gustave sun
deck at No 234 East Seventeth-st She SAID tha the
child had been placed in her care by woman
known as Mrs. Trenholm The latter Is now III
the custody Of the police. Her name Is Edna lreh-
holm. She is n married woman. thirty-two years
old and lives at No 224 East Eighty-second-st She
was arrested at her home about o'clock yesterday
morning by Policeman Luke Gordon. OF the East
Sixty-seventh-st station. who has been workhs
upon the case since the chld's disappearance was
frs, reported She is the wife OF gripman on me
Thifd-ave. cable road. When arrested she protesten
that she had not kidnapped the child with any crli-
inal intent. but had merely taken the niue one
away out Of charity The police say that the Woih-
ans action a deliberate case OF kidnaPpiis. -,
When Edna Trenholm was arraigned IN tne oik-
Vile Police Court yesterday morning she toln 'he
magistrate that she had found the chid In front OF
No 45s Third-ave. in rags on FRIDAY iast, tovh
the child to Mrs. Sundeck of NO ~ FAST SeVenll-
eth-st with whom she had herself llved AT ON,
time. and gave Mrs. Sundeck 81 = on account ana
said she wanted her TO care for the , Snid' hail for
Mrs. Trenholm committed In s-,Jp Ddll io'
examination Friday afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
CIPTURE or 4 NOTORlOCS BURGLAR.
JACK SHEPPARD" SUPPOSED TO HAVE STOLEN
CIGARS

JACK SHEPPARD" SUPPOSED TO HAVE STOLEN
1000 CIGARS.
on two successive Friday nights, April - ana May
last, a cigar factory owned hy f"ors" Aces al
No Hnriing SIP was entered ana a quantity OF
cigar, were stolen. The inrrudcra apparently had
entered by means ~ dupllcal" Keys 10 the n'h'
door Mr. Aces lodged Information ~ Police Head
auarters and Detective S'igcnnin valley. Nrldy
ana Muihol;snd were detailed on the case
mr,rto description was furnished 10 the detectives
~ ono man who had been seen IN the vicinity. and
they worked on this slight Glow un'll yeH'''''.
when a, one -hun1rc1-and- scvcn'eon'h-s' nh'
f;lgbth-nve they arrested John Mhhoh'y' NM
"Jack" sheppard. and George Thompson; al.t ,'
George Mllari Mahoney has broken OIL, OF nea =,
every prison IN the United states. ana mas pe'h ~,
sine' sny several times on different charges hi'
picture is also in Inspector Mclaughn's BOO" az
an extra dangerous criminal Tn" d.t"c.i''r 'T I
the mon living IN fat at NO hb West y. mn. ~.
dred 1--WE MY ATHEIST under the nam" oi '@fi,
eon and discoyercd two trunks full Of cigars itou.
ann in All In the Essex Market Police Court YES
terday Justice Burke held Mahoney ior iuf'her
examination and DISCHARGED Thompson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
rEyrzrrr4v cOySrL'S sECRErAhr ARRESTED

Detective : rr,in; Trainer. of the Dlstrici-Ator-
neys Office. y"eicr lay arrested iugen" fero1 the
secretary O, The Venezuelan Consu in this city. at
Elm, and puar. SIS on an indictment, charging him
with grand larceny. He later arraignel before
Recorder CON IN Part l. of the Court Of General
SESSIONS and bail was lx"l nj $1,000
Pcrodi was indicted on February = last IN com
pauy with Peter Garrnhan who was arrested at
that time Both ar. accused OF having distributed
circulars calling FOR artisans and laborers to DO
work Oh H." property ~ the Maryland Progressive
improvement Company. on the Fatunpent River,
adjacent 10 Chesapeake Bay. They said they repre-
scented the comnany and that the company owned
1890 acres Of land ami had paii-up capital Of
Sl.."'r.
They received many applications In response 10
their circulars and charged each laborer 50 for the
privilege u being taken there. The company repu-
dated the men. and their Indictment followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
TALK ABOUT THE Fla VCHISES
PEOPLE COMMENT ON THE ACTION Or
THE ALDERMENs COMMITTEE.
THE EASE WITH WHICH THE THIRDAvE. ROAD
DEFEATED IT'S RIVAL IN THE PETITION TO
LAY TRACKS IN ST. NICHoLAsAvE

THE EASE WITH WHICH THE THiRDAvE. ROAD
DEFEATED IT'S RIVAL IN THE PETITION TO
LAY TRACKS IN ST. NIcHoLAsAvE
GIVES RISE TO RUMoRs.
The report Of the majority of the Committee on
Railroads in the Board OF Aldermen Tuesday
recommending that the franchises for operating
railways through ST. Nicholas-ave. and the Kings
bridge Road be given to the Third Avenue Railroad
Company In preference to the Metropolitan Trac-
ton Company continued to be the subject OF COM
ment yesterday among railroad men and politicians
The franchise eleven miles OF streets on the
upper West Side. and Is one Of the most valuable
ever applied for In New-York Four Republicans
Aldermen Parker Goodman. Robinson and Marshall
and two Tammany men-Brown and Murphy
signed the report Aldermen Hall ORepublicam was
the only member OF the committee who dssented.
Since the contest for the right to occupy the ter
rtory applied for by the rival corporations began
there have been reports that doodle was 10 DE
used These reports became pronounced last
October when ordinance comforting the iran
chse seemed about to be pushed through the Board,
that prominent Tammany leaders lnterfered. ana
as a consequence action was taken some OF
the Tammany Aldermen of the last board were
extremely Indignant at this interference. ana grnm
bled not little at the alleged rapaclty OF the Wig
chiefs. saying that the leaders wanted 10 Eoo-
BILE up everything ,r,,,
The neatness and dispatch with which the Third
Avenue pcople were able secure report IN theif
favor when at all the public hearings given 10y inc
committee the great iority OF property owners OF
that part OF the city favored the Metropolitan syn
dicaie was looked upon as not the least reinnrkaDc
circumstance connected with the AFFAIR. Hunors
have even mentioned sl00DD as the sum which was
necessary to "Ol the machinery II reports YES
,oriav v,erc correct the recommendations OF the
committee will be approved by "A majority or the
IA II Tuesday --,,,
h lwarl Lauterbich, the counsel OF the Ihtrd
Avenue company, managed the hearings lor M
cl.nfs Mr. Ilufcrhach Is the Plat chairman 81
the Republican County Committee The flatt an1
Tammany members Of the Board OF Nldcrin"n az =,
said IN he friendly 10 the Third Avenue company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
rmo ,orvo wousv r.xr rHr nLAcg vEti

The ceremony ~ taking tho black ven by i"'
novle.s ~ tho s.. GATHERINGS convent o' IN" SIS
tors ~ Mercy. ~ Eighty 1fH, ~. and Mad"onnve.'
was soemnz~i yesterday morning IN" no'lces were
Nlss Mary T. Sullivan. daughter OF Sergeant VIII
fam W Sullivan. ~ The East One-hundrci-and-
twenty -sxth-st police station. who VIII be known IN
tho community Sister Mary Catherine. ana MISS
Lucy Dury daughter ~ Peter DIny builder Of
West Farms whose religious nam" If sister Mary
Anita Mon-ignor Fnr'cy o'iriatri. ana vas assisted
bv tho IseY John Talbot smith. chaplain OF the
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
FJPEWORES ORDINANCE CHANGED

The Boa.d OF Fire Commissioners at their meet
Ing In executive session. yesterday afternoon. passed
a resolution eliminating section Of the ordinance
governing the sale OF fireworks In the city. which is
40 such permit Will be issued for any building in
which any person other than the applicant or his
family resides
They substituted the following:
IAN persons 20 whom permits are Issued shall
place In convenient parts OF the promises where
such fireworks KEEP, for sale. at least six pals
OF water to be used in case OF fire"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
ETHIOPIAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, May II, 4 y. m.-consos 105 ti-i6 for money
and io5t for the account; Canadian Pacific. Nr Erie.
l3 do consols ~ Illinois Central Ds't: Mexican
ordinary 23<: Paul 61t: SewYork Central,
los%; Pennsylvania 5a., Reading iok Mexican cen, ~,
hchson common ~. Inda council bills allotted to-
day ~ il-32d per rupee. advance Of I'd on last
Wednesday, price.
% m-Money. H@'t per cent. The rate Of discount IN
In 13-l6aA per cent. Paris udvices quote per cent
l0o francs % centmes the account and
change on London at 20 francs 2i csnnss for checia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
L1ryCH or A TORPEDO BOAT
ovr, OF THE NAMES AUXILIARY 'hSShi'
FIOATED YESTERDAY AT THE bhooh-
IYX NAVY YARD.

,,-,., ro.,,e NJ chains but no other sign OF ei-
60. saya y few yhiffs Of steam. the BIG derrick IN
the BROOKLYN Navy Yard yesterday picked up one Oh
tho torpedoboats which will be carried on 'he uecN
Of the armored cruiser Maine. and While II was III
rho air it was weighed. the figures ocihs go,
pounds. Then the derrick was swung a'oui,i an, =.
,,.,, lat was lowered into the water. where 1t
roe,ed on an even. keel The launch was suleilh-
tended by Naval Constructor Fernald ana was ac-
conplighed without accident. The day for the trai
trim has not been selected. The sister boat 10 inc
one launched yesterday will be finished "ithin
month. 1885,.
Po,h boats have been constructed entirely within
the ward from designs made by Engineer-in- Cniei
George W Melville. and are intended TO have a
speed of about twenty knots being driven by quau-
rinle-cxpanson engines. which NINA ture repro
auctions OF the more powerful ones In the Dig shlps
The boats are g. feet inches long and > ieet
a one-pounder gun mounted on swivel ait thef
torpedo tubes being in the bow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-16
.Es1n.lA HAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE.

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS LINE
To IONDON, PARIS AND liANBcEG ,,,r
Nt,yv va sol THAMpTO u>ondon. faris) AL
' burg.
II he record for fastest time on thls
A. Victoria. May ~. a. IN 4 Victoria. Juna y a. ~
N.rr,nnla NV % II "A. m Normannia. June ~ ~ a. w.
/, i,ismarc< Nav 30 A. f. Bismar June n II q m
Columbia June q, II A. ~ columbia July % - d. III
/ cabin sos and upward; u Cabin s,p .
NOTICE.After July express steamers VIII tpu'h NJ
CIIEItI.DIfRG their way 10 ana rom sfhuhitp'.'
and Hamburg special trains 70 Paris Direct route 70
Paris without Channel crossing
TIE To LAND r 9}IS El8dm8gh& Sumo
a.-o 10 spi,zh-rr~n, Sew York. liaminfg llHaangs'
Ford Oid@ Mode Hom-tal-fjorl, Febunssih"- ROM
hism North CAPE Spxhrrgrn, Ironisue l. ipian Alhhlf
uaftsnnd Digernuirn V@mUoh, hinffleI. vrli'h.'E'
f1ri Mir.k Noguefilrt GutNangen. hinlh"n-tl"y ii,
gen HAMBURG Nrw yofk, by Tho AUGUSTA 'l'ToiHA
IL June ard tho ftHnA IN july
IfAMniI G.AMEHicAS LINE ~ broadway. " T.
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INSTRUCTION..

For Boys and Young Men.-City.
* MISS KhTcMuMs CLASS FOB YcyxS BOYS
GE Hf.t Sr scoo
70 E.s' mist He ,S. FS sss. and sc.rc.
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nhH on Application to the seSTs An
n NIvEEsrrY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 81 Yves, se,h-st-
cs..sn Scientific and business Fducs,ion ii%.s
70, OF sG and the % Hgp
For Young Lades.-City
L'RENCH IL THE ApIRONDACKs
L RECREATION CLASS FOR GIRLS
MADHMols si%I&G On br :nf feG.S
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nj ADEMoIsELLE vELrIN.
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ico AND 1862 WEST 7aTH-sT.
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For Both Sexes.-Clty
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For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
pIHONDAcKSi CAMP cEDAR'i A SUMMER
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hines thorough mental and physical training with COM
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GUNNER SCHOOL. at the reeksklil. n; y. Military
eecnt send for circular to Col Louis H. FIREMAN Erin.
Cr JOHNS SCHOOL. MANLIUs N. Y
- Summer School Boys for study or recreation:
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TeaeIlers.
5fbooI Asentlcs.

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"A SUPPLIES Professors, Teachers Tutors. Gove'heS's'
o. 10 tn,leyes schools and Families Apply 10
W. " Mrs. NJ ! YOUNG FULTON. q Union square.
T,IsX TEACHERS AGENCIES. New-York. boston
Chicago Los Angeles, etc. H. f. Croker W; a. -.
y Huvssoon w o. Pratt N. Y. ManaRsrs' ~ o'" nvr
n.,n,,,, 1oypIERr.s Teachers Agency supplies pro-
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schools carefully recommended 10" os-aV.' eo 49,
NJ Y EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, No 81 East sth-s,.;;
~. recommends SCHOOLS iee Hs'es'
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CE1TJE LINZ.
~ CHARLESTON =. C.. the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE; end all Florida points
charleston jacksonville. Friday. MAY IL
RDOt'OfS jacksonville direct Tuesday. MAY Il
CHEROKEE. Charleston only No. a'. May Il
ALGONQUIN Charleston and Ja ksun, ilc Friday. May 81
All steamers have rsclas passenger acc'fnmol
WIN. T. CLYDE 4 co. General Agents.
I, Bowling Green. y. Y.
Fla. Cen, & Penn. Fast +. L. Line via jacksonville.
Great SO Freight and Passenger Line. Via Charleston
T. O. Eyer. G,nl AT. 39l Bway. ~ Y.
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1nsirnftion.
For Young Ladies.-Countr'

For Young Ladies.-Country.
So+nsIpEH r sGnoQnhi 4 F9H fIh5S Co. CONN
~ NEm ". ',t october ist iSa, - ,,..,...
Pos. opcns s,e course Mrs VIM d. qAch rarohsSs
- mari GARDEN CITY ". J. ., ,..x
college Preparatory ana Eec i've cApsca at or tao
w"s s.,rcne,n rarty should be made at one,
'''"Sf" -" Mss JULIA II. FARWEbL itlhcp"..
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL
boarding Day and College preparatory tos ""'
Nrs JIJEOi6kE II. RICHARDS. PRINCIPAL p,,.,,oI
'''S" '->H-' i- Germ antown. Phiafe.pnia.
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MN1(eRO@MCI l0Nl[s.,
CI'\tRD LINE

"a. TO LIVERPOOL BY QUEENSTOWN.
lucsnia......May Is noon tmhrlA June = , .. m
ftrusia - IN Iuclnia. June 10. 10 o. m.
C.mpania June T. II IA. E.rrra. June -. D. m
EXTRA SAILING .
Thursday July :. Noon.
From PER North River. foot Il 'l1rkson.st
Cabin p,ss,r- and upward Second cauln. s33. $40
SIS ac1ofdinS rteiner ami ace minota ions
Storage tickets and from all parts % Europe az
very low For freight ana passass Apply AZ the
Companys Office. No. ! Bowling Green. New-fork
VERNON H. BROWN & Co. General Agents.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

IN
Majestic. 81. May 81 p m. Majestic. June 10.
,,erman,c MAY % 10 A. IN. ,ermanc. June 70 a. III.
Teutonic. ). p. m. Adratic July . p. m.
urttannc June II, a. m Teuonc. July 10. $50 a
NO COTTON CARRIED by PASSENGER STEAMERS.
Pier 49, North River Office - Broadway. \. \.
H. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
A EUROPE--THIRTY EXCURSIONS TO
AsEUROPE. Popular prices. $3.50 and up. Ocean
tickets By ali Lines. Send for TOURIST GAZETTE. +.
c CLARK TOURIST AGENT. III BROADWAY NEW
YORK Olcla ticket Agent Pennsylvania am Erie X. II
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-28
LOOKING OVER THE GROUND.
King Cleary VIII Soon Begin Work on
Bridge Approaches.

John G. Cleary. Junior member Of the
firm of King & Cieary. contractors of
Shenandoah. who have secured the con-
tract for the approaches to the Linden
street bridge. was in the city yesterday
making the preliminary arrangements
for commencing the work.
To 4 Tribune reporter he stated that
he expects the contract to be In shape
for signing next week. and during the
following week will begin operations.
Ii Is not expected that the job will be
completed before spring.
The firm of King & Cleary Is not as
well known In this part Of the state
as II Is in the lower counties. where
these contractors have carried out
some very large Jobs. Hon. c. F..
King. ex-senator from Schulykill
county, who Is the senior member of
the firm, Is one of the largest con-
tractors In the country. His great
est feat was the successful construction
of the Jeddo tunnel. which Is five miles
In length. and which was built for the
purpose of draining a number of mines
at that place. He also has built many
sections of railroads. one being in Bra
Zil