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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
CONTRACTS MADE ON BAD sCiitD, HN'

INVESTIGATION Or THE CHARlTlhS phfA"''''i
NV THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE on CITIES.
Tho Assembly Committee on cities continued their
Investigation into the affairs OF the '"a'i"e'
nar,ment Of Kings County yesterday. President
a, ,,as called TO the stand. He was asked to eS-
Main an item In the minutes recorded n VI"
claimed salary" lie did not know what the 80"
INFANT Commissioner Henry knew. ne sald. VIZ
peas soid that the material used for the additions
IN the penitentary had been contracted ior p"t
tho work had been given out by the day because
rho denartm,nt had mechanics In whom they han
confidence The profits of contractors were saved
by EMPLOYING men by the day The additions 10
the pcnitentiary necessary because the prs
oners were huddled together. two In a cell Inc
erection OF a larger building would do away with
this. Ill, IL s,h
Commissioner Henry was next caiiea, iie h ave
that II nc had had his own way he would nav,
dispensed with the services or the secretary "''u
bookkeeper OF the department. ENtidvagant Vvh-
tracts had been made because OF bad schedules
upon which the contractors had been invited 20 Din
MANY of the Items on the schedules were never
called for and were actually unnecessary to the
maintenance of the department. MI. Henry IN
reply TO "A question. said that the expenses lyi 81
mechanics services had been cut down oh'ha'i
Tho month following his entrance into the hoard
commissioner Sims again called 10 TIC Sttnd
M Tho afternoon session. The question OF "A change
of matrons was taken up Mr. Sims said that on
the strength OF charges OF improper distribution OF
supplies the matron had been removed aitef an
lnvcstisa.on. They had also found that Keepers
made A practice Of furnishing supplies TO lons-terh
convicts. The idea Of abolishins thls system was
under consideration. The investigation goes Oh To-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
Mr. DPPEK COES UP TO YAIE.

Chauncey NJ. Depew left here for NewHaven yes
terday afternoon In order to be presen; at the
Yale commencement.
William X Vanderbilt spent hour yesterday
afternoon with Mr.. Depew in his Office at the
Grand Central Station. IL generally under
stood at the station yesterday that Mr.. Vanderbilt
was about to depart upon another trip. II is said
that he intends going 10 Newport and will remain
there few days.
The rumors concerning the New-York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad securing control OF
the ew-England road still continue. despite de-
malls. When Mr.. Depew asked about the re-
port he said: 81 know nothing OF It. There seems
to be heavy trading in the stock, but am sure
don't know who Is doing It. II IL Is J. p. Morgan
e. Co.. as runor says. that appears odd, for the
stock does seem to be centred In any one place
don't think there Ia any danger OF the road
changing hands"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
NEWARK.

The funeral OF Daniel Dodd, who died on Mon
day. will be held to-day at 3 p m from MS nome
No. q Saybrook Place.
United States Senator James smith, WIN MS Two
daughters Elizabeth and Mary. will sail for Eu-
roma to-day ON the ST. Louis. He will remain AT
Carlsbad for a month and return In September
Vice-C chancellor Emery yesterday refused 10 gran'
the Injunction asked by the Edison united Pnono-
graph Company to restrain the GnHea
10 Europe where II is alleged the Edison company
owns the patent rights and the United states COM
Of phonographs. A temporary Injunction was asKeu
for. but IL is understood that the litigation VIII 70
no further 1870 soo,s,on
Vice-C chancellor Emery Yesterday gave DECISION d,
granting an injunction asked by the Iownship %.
FRANKLIN 10 restrain the Valley Water Company
from LAYING pipes In the township 10 connect WIN
the mains Of the East Jersey Water COMPANY iTi
n supply of Peouannock water. The Nice-Chance.-
Tor held that the company should get the per I ~
~ the Township Committee before proceeding 10
open streets and lay pipes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK TUESDAY. JUNE 25. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW WORK TUESDAY. JUNE 25 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Rhynland from Antwerp. passed In at Sandy
Hook at 1890 y IN.
Steamer i~panto NiD. Page. Antwerp June o. with
mdse Sanderson Arrived al the 4 a
American Dutch Butt Rotterdam IL. IN
ballast G III Itanderbrock. Arrived IA the Bar
IN.
Steamer Kansas CITY Nir). Jones' Bristol and
Swansea Il. with mdsr James Arkeli * co. Arrived
NJ the Bar
Steamer Berlin lI,r) Lewis Southampton June 10 with
m ana International Navigation Co.
rived AT the Bar at II IL sth.
steamer Francisco Or) Jenkins Hull June with
mdse 10 Sanderson Son. Arrived the bar at 10
"a m
Steamer Colerdge ,iir). Brown. Rio Janciro June 3
Buhia o. and Pernambuco L. with mdse and passengers
to Busk Jevons. Arrived at the Bar u IN Path
Steamer Neptune Brkham Montego Bay June H. ~
AIMS Bay TX. Port Maria and with mise
and passengers TO T. Kerr q Co Arrived the at
Steamer C~arense oir. Couch. Maranham May IL
Pernarbuco 81 Ceara June . and Para IL with mJse
ana passengers TO shipon Green Arrived at the Bar at
IN. ~ 49, ~ -"
Steamer city OF Augusta. Dazgett. Savannah June 81
STEAMER Alrne tiir srilers. Savania June 4. Port
ain"n H. and Kingston 20 with mdse passenger. TO
I'm Forwood & Kellock. Arrived I3ar at I a m
steamer croatan, Hansen GeorIctown $ G. June 10
ana Wilmington. c. % with mdse and passengers to
Steamer Laurestina OBJ. Gavin. Havana June IL, Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSwy ~rY.

A run,or that is generally believed IN jersey
CIV has II that ten members OF the Grahd jury
will ask Judge Lippincott TO relieve thefh iro''
serving the rest OF the term IL IS saiu '""' '"e
Grand Jury meetings during the last three weeks
hoys not been AS harmonious and pleasant as they
might have been and that this condition is the
result of an endeavor on the part OF some OF inc
grand Jurors to ndict all liquor dealers VINO are
complained of for selling liquor on Sunday. ABOUT
FORTY cases have been brought before the Grand
J,rv nv Prosecutor Charles ii. Winfield ana Sherii
John j. Toey within that time and II Is a saaa bsen
found Judge Lippincott will return from his vaca-
ton on June 90 when 1t is expected the ten as
satisfied grand jurors will state their grievance u
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
THE WORLDS RAILWAY CONGRESS.

80 rArERs WILL nE READ nY AMERICAN DELE
GATES
London. June % The American delegates - 'he
international Railway Congress. when WI" "r
ou.n.i In the Imperial Institute tomorrow" n'a
meeting today IN The Hotel Victoria Mr. halnes
presided. Arrangements w"r" mad" Tor "'' '"o'
ment II the American representatives. ""'"e '
v,r.,us sections ~ the congress secretary Alien
10. 80, Interview said that IN American delegates
would h. present the conrrc-8 ~ listeners rather
than a, speakers The mp1n"s when u'E rep
resented he SAID hal only i'''rly joined the con-
,r..s A. an ~" arrangements IN regard u '"'
frI,g n, American would pr"e'nt paper AZ ms
session Nj Hain"-. b." added wouN pl"p't"'S
,,k. an address on the subject % ~" American
association joining th" international congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
Iii VEHICLES TO HAVE LAMPS
EVEN LIGHT WAGONS NOT EXCEPTED AT
NIGHT
ACTION OF THE ALDERMEN -oNE-HuNptEp
.xn.rrcuru ST. TO he OPENED THROUGH
LION PARK-TiIE KINGSBRiDGE

ROAD FRANCHISE
At the meeting OF the Board OF Aldermen 80.
day the report Of the Committee on county """''''
recommending that passenger vehicles pe 'o''
peed TO carry lighted lamps at night was adop''u'
Alderman Burke tried have the resolution
amended so that light wagons would De eNc'uu'"'
hu, Alderman Olcott said that the pubic say
youll he Increased by not making this excepuo''
and the amendment was voted down Inc 'o'e vi
the adopiion Of the repor, stood Is 70 L.
Tho LAW Committee reported that they had con-
fcrrcd with Mayor Strong regarding t'e l''".,''',
IN run over the Klngsbridge road. when the INV"
,vopue Railroad Company and the Metropolitan
Traction Company both wish 10 secure. AS al
,oadv published the Mayor suggested that the
committee. arrange meeting between the 'ounS'i
Of the rival corporations. In which 'o'po'""'"
Counsel Scott should participate. The S"EE"S"o"
was adoptel. and tine COMMITTEES are arrahs'"s ''e
conference at which each company wanting Tue
franchise Will be asked to draw an dpplc"'o"' 80
that both will be on an equal footing "heh ''c
franchise ~ put up NJ public auction
The Committee LEGISLATION reported mat try
had learned through the public press thal inc
Navor had vetoed the bill passed by the Les's"'-
IRE empowering them 10 Investigate city depart
men,s The mentioning OF their source OF infor-
marion was meant to reflect on the Mayors having
failed 10 inform 'hcm OF his action IN" report
,,.,, on 20 state that the members OF the com
nitric. had received what they considered assnr-
ances from the Mayor before the bill was miro
aur.l that he would sign II. and that theN were
unprepared TO have him veto IT, In coh''"So"' ,"e
Inv Committee WAS asked TO prepare sltn'iar
,.u To- t,.roIuc,ion when the Legislature meets
again. The new bill viii provide tina, the Mayor
must give his consent. and In case OF his t"nt' 10
~, 80 an investigation can be taken over MS veto
hy a thrce-fourths vote. II he bill becomes
law. even the Commissioners OF Accounts can De
investigated by the Aldermen. The report was
laid over. -
ro,,t,on was received from residents OF we
North Side asking tho Board not 10 grant IN"
;,,,cbtse maj the Peoples Traction Company had
aruicI FOR l. Was ordered on NJ" 1870
A herman Olcoti moved the passage OF Ms reNo-
ir,'or - OMEN one hundred and eighih-St from
Columbus to Msnhattan-ave. Lion Park runs rom
Northumberland seventh 20 n'-huNpt'' an
nl-fh at and the opening OF m" street IS nrh'".i
>, nuf an enl 20 th" park. when tH~ irs''<<htS "
49,. ne,rhhorhooI have long complained OF as a
'..,rrc Tho Democratic Alerm'n resisted me
,...,,f,, % pass n. resolution. unless MI olcolI
wn.lI agree to POSITION" III" INN oi "p.ilhE IN.
,:oycnf~r / Tho Alderman aid So and the reso.u-
ZION WAS adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
REMOVAL S1OPPED BY THE FoL"h.
SIMON cuoTER's GOODS LEVIED OK At POLICE
uEADQr ARTEHs. WHERE THEY "h"n
rAt,LN FOR SAFE kEErlNG

s,vnv cuorrR.s GOODS LEVIED OK At POLICE
HEADQUARTERS WHERE THEY WERE
TAKEN FOR SAFE KEEPING.
peputy- sheriff fleming yesterday levied ON the
., -, c,o,hlnr of simon crotcr, Of No. 10 Baxter
:, under writs OF replevin obtained by Herman
,.s.,h Goldsmith 4 Doherty and Aaron Morris
~ Ios,nh who had the first rcplevin. said that
The entire stock OF clothing was being removed
,r,,, IN. store AT + a. IN. yesterday In "A wagon.
u.h.n IN. police came seized the goods and took
Thorn IN Police Headquarters. where later on
D.puty- Sheriff Hcnning levied upon them on behalf
Of creditors Mr. Joseph also said that this was
Inst Ike the scheme worked In the case Of Alcxan-
der s Jacobs on June Il at No. 81 Eaxter-st.
In this case the goods were seized by the police.
creditors repieyincd and got their money. Simon
Croicr Is the stcpfather Of Mr.. Jacobs callinan
Rouse claims the stock 81 Mr.. Crotcr under IA bill OF
sale lie also put In IA similar claim for the stock OF
MIR Jacobs Mr. Rouse put in "A rcplevin for the
entire stock OF Mr. Croter. valued at $500. to the
Sheriff.
Deputy Sheriff Muvaney yesterday received an
attachment against Morris Brandwein. shoe dealer.
OF no 600 Third-ave.. for $685. which was claimed
by Hastings a. Gleason for several creditors. II
was said that hc had sold out to auctioncer.
This Is the second such case In "A lew DAYS. MI
Glea son said yesterday ON Monday evening Mr.
store and saw SIX or eight men WORKING there open
ing boxes ard arranging goods In lots. ana yes
to-day notice Appeared ~ tnt papers "nnoun a
served the attachment on :. WANG, the auctioneer
To levy the money IN his hands There was
great excitement In the place MI wang IL Is
said gave a check for $50 for the stock and yes
tcrday stopped payment on H. Mr.. Branu VEN II
Is said owes over $500 for goods purchased rrcehty
been In business In Tenth-ave. Tor three years ana
also In Jersey CITY for short time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
EDUCATIONAL. ESTIMATES CUT DOWN.

AT n meeting OF the Board OF Estimate yesterday
afternoon the item OF salaries In the Department
OF Education was cut down $4,000. This reduction
was made at Mayor Schercn's suggestion. lie says
tho salaries paid 10 high school teachers are too
high In the Girls High School there were seventy
one teachers whose salaries aggregated sl"-"''
while In the Boys High school ihirty-four teach;
ers' salaries amounted 10 $3.50. brooklyn pald
more than any other city for teachers saaries me
Mayor cOntendcd The rcquisuon 81 s1Vp ior
evening schools was reduced TO S2lVrl. IN" ITEM
OF textbooks and school apparatus was reduced
from $1,000 20 $1,000. The Department OF Eauca-
ton asked for $4,000 FOR sites for new school Duiid
inss The amount VAS reduced to fOv"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
THE SHOT NAY PROVE FATAL.

A NEPHEW FIRES BULLET INTO HIS UNCLE
BECAUSE THE LATTER SPOKE DISRE-
sPECTFTiLLY OF HIS WIFE.
Carl Wilson about thirty-hve years old, ycster-
d,v noon shot August Millet, forty-fve years old.
who is his uncle by marriage. on the handsome
place OF Edward T. Slevin. on the mountain side.
West Orange. ~ j.. where Millct Is employed IA
gardener The ball entered Millets left shoulder
and may prove fatal Millet was taken into the
Slev.n house, and Wilson gave himself up TO Cap
tain Bamford and locked up in the West
Orange police station TO await the result Of the
shooting.
Wilson says Millet had neglected his wife. the
formers aunt and that he. Wilson, and Mrs
Suit had been obliged TO nurse her later through
serious sickness. Yesterday morning. the prisoner
says, Mllet said something disrespectfu about
Mrs Millet which led to quarrel and finally 10
the shooting. Both men had revolvers. but Millct
did not his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT Is GOING ON IO-DAi
Sheepshead Bay races. 2;D p m.
Assembly Investigating Committee. Brooklyn
r., ,.nac,or NcIaushln case before Judge Gay
nor. .,
park and Aoueduct Commissioners meetings.
BOARD OF Estimate and Apporuonment' C''y h".
police Captain Eaknss trial Police Headq"ar
tiers. o,o . -
St Johns College commencement. -" ,, III
,,,,oo, Association OF XXVlI,h Assembly
,,,.,r,c, excurs,on TO Grand View Grove
Immortal Club festival Cosmopolitan PARK
Grammar Schools Nos So. 80 and 70 commence
ments. ,. ,.,a,a
{, patrick's Church, Richmond. staten islan"'
picnic Nuw-Dorp. rvs
p. IN. ~. r..
exhibition at American Art Galleries. NO East
Twenty .thrd-st. n. m. to p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
WATER MAINS DAMAGED by THE TROLLEY.

Subway Commissioners George w fymptoh anu
Frederick r. Lee have sent communication 10
Navor Schlercn in which IL Is alleged that serious
damage * being done the water mains 81 brooK-
lyn by the electric current escaping rom IN" ral'S
OF the trolley lines method Of prevention was
suggested involving the attachment OF a conductor
al frequent intervals to the water main. u h''
nroved effective where applied. n was said. but the
commissioner OF city Works Mr. White. had 70
fused fo grant permits .or other places. IN" pm-
missioner has been Informed by hi- legal ADVISER
tina, 10 give his official sanction 10 me PROPOSE
Nan veuM lmp.ril the clam OF the city Tor dam
ages II Inc method should IN the future cease 10
be effective.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
COLONEL FELLOWS SAYS GOODBT.

Distrfct-Attorney Fellows summoned all his as
sstants his office at $50 o'clock yesterday after
noon, confer with them regarding their respective
duties during his absence In Europe and also 10
bid them goodby. The conference lasted three
quarters OF an hour. and when II ended each AS
sistant District Attorney shook hands with the
Colonel and wished him a pleasant voyage Colonel
Fellows sails for Europe on tho Fricsland THIS
morning at IL o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES FROM CHICAGO

g. forctod I'm The Tribune. the Erie h"''ro''
Yesterday reduced iis rates on MIN ana SNn '''SS
,,.ghi from chicago 20 NsN York and beyoHH ana
also ~ intermediate points. ave cents per ~" p""S
The rate on nah class freight rom iSo ~
~cv ork is now =, pcr hundred. ana o" SIKH
,s. fr.rh, ~ cents per hundred As the r"du'tioh-
nclnd. rates on grain. provisions. beer "Src"i'ur''
indictments ard many other commodities, they are
very important,
President r. y Thomas. % III" Erie kailrohn'
Yesterday said. The Erie has not cn' '''S wv
a. merely meeting rates AS they have been cut
;, thar ro,ds We are now giving reduced rates
% ,u ,ir shippers instead ~ 10 Few faNortes as
other roads hay. done \ reduction In grain rates
~ Nv. cents per hundred had been onen'y maze
,r.vinus 10 oiir action by the Grand lrnhk lSA'l-
road" -, ...,, a., io,s,
D., ". 49,, 'r,hu h. tnlt there would be- rrluc-
49,, In rates on other classes ot freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
AZ OLD LANDMARK To co.

Huber & Gebhardrs Casino. probably h'ii"F
known 10 Brooklynites as Apps Casino. Sos l' ara
y Elm Place. IS to be sold At auction on FRIDAY
next. The property. which is owned by inc app
estate was sold AZ auction last week for ''''
Messrs Huber AMI Gchhlrdt. who's" lease expires
49,. month made An offer for renewal and II VAS
confidently expected that Il would be- srahi' NJ
Huber said yesterday that he had p,'h nn"Dl. ~
nrd the present owners. consequently 'he rii"i"
contents o. the biz music hall would De r9il ~
public auction on Friday morning. az J" ''''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
L DINNER FOR NR. SNLLLET.

dinner given at the buckingham Hotel
last night by John Russell Young for George w.
Smalley. who returns TO Ncw-fork as CORE
spondcnt OF The London Times" The guests VINO
Mr.. Smalley John W. Mackay. General
Horace Porter Colonel Frederick u. Grant A. A.
Mcleod. Judge Roger A. Pryor. John X. Mclean,
Thomas C. Piatt Senator John +. Jones. or
Nevada. and Senator J. u. Cameron. OF Pennsyl-
yanla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26

denas 49, AMI Mataazas 49, with sugar 20 American S.sv
Kera.ng CO. vessel Z seaser Arrived AZ the bAf q"
STEAMER Iona. wnser. Galveston June -, and Key
wes, Il. win ise and psensgls TO ~ Ma NAL S,ls III
Win and rls,engels me Old Dominion IS 90
sandy Hoos Jure -. %" p. nl-Wind SOUTH hsn'
brcez~. clear
CLEARED
steamer Pcntagoe.. Oakes. Eastpor via Rockllnd7J
s;saiaer Friesani oeslo NieAels An'werp-Intern''
steamer Herman Winter. Nickcrson Bos,on-H DIM
Steamer Gerir,nic dir Smith Liyerpool-H 81 Kersey,
steamer Arcs dn Lailey rensacoia-Fun'h. iiye
steamer Nc1nqmn Pla,t. Charleston and Jackson
VILE = CLYDE 4 Co. ,,.,,,,.r. xor,.u, ~, x.xDo,
N@ Ss,..'Sr f,sm,non IS ' t"
steamer Ma0hai,an lsrage Portland -Ho-a,o Han.
steamer ontario dir. Morgan. LONDON Saniers'n .
steamer roaris GER, M~y erdcrcks Philadelphia
burg Am.ri,an Linz ,.... s......s p r xv.n.-
s,.arrr $ Louis. Haniie. Southampton inte'nA'"na
Shp susquchanna. cowell. san Francisco--w X Grass
senm.r sanah Or Teraaqdna kansas Ci,y I Ssysn
and Newport New. A'hos ,B AqS c'yes ror' ,S a
aS 5 sr er ,e A%es5 a 5una NTss' BHs
dr, Liverpool reilra Gcr. Philadelphia ontario lBo
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Trinity shoaL
Trinity shoal BELL Buoy $50. A..
Moe' is given that en- Or about Jay To- ,sS
miles t. the northward Trinity shoa about midway
az and i6 s sHf he Tn Ss nns % 1"
mornings ty first class buoy black and ~ne
Southwest Reef LightH House, ENEi,E, 3,is miles mn
Shoal lgh House ESEsE GA miles. Cal,asieu lisn'
House. WNW, % miles.
BEARINGS magnetic and distances In nautiss
miles
This notice affects the ILst OF Beacons and MoN
Eighth Light House District. 1894. page Is.
by order OF the Light House Board:
JOHN c. WALKER
Rear Admiral. L. 5. Navy Chairman
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Zuria (span). LLAMA from NewYork June !
arrived at Genoa June 81.
Ste amer Mohican (tr. Cook. from New-York June =
arrived ~ Rotterdam June -
Steamer Neustrid ,iN). lil uta from Newly June
arrived at MaIseles June %
Steamer Handel (Sr) Lewis. from New-York June \
arrived Antwerp June % II.
steamer Carlton il,n, Adams. from New April u
arrived AT pelagoa BAY June "a
ship Arnida tnrl, Cormack. from New-York May =
! for sydney, y W.
ship tharinrr (Amcrl. Holmes Honolulu Marcn
70 Tor New York
steamer Mannheim Ger, Tholen from Cuxhaven tt
kew-lorh passed rraWe Point June 20
steamer la,ril (,;r) Bauer, l.om Hamburg for New
York, PASSED Dover June -.
steamer Petrana ,Br). Torrance New York jun
Tor Dover, passed rraNe Point June -
steamer Gcprsia tGer) Moerpel sailed from Gohenou'S
| for NswNork June n
Steamer inchl1nsa ur sailed from Marsellles FOR New
York June II
Steamer Burgundia dp Dulac sailed from Naples
for New York June
steamer Edam ,Dtch) i;runsma from, New York. 10
Amsterdam. passed the Lizard June %
steamer Norfolk ,BD, Woolston. sailed from falH0
for New York June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
REQUESTS TO MS MOTHER-Iy-LA

Rufus Waterhouse. who bequeathed large sum
to ST. Luke's Hospital for consumptives' ward
left all his household effects. including furniture
paintings etc. well as jewery. with $1,000 in
cash. 10 Mrs. Martha J. Shaw. the mother OF his
dead wife. She had lived In his home almost ever
since his marriage. Mention Of this bequest was
omitted In some OF the accounts Of Mr.. Water
houses will.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-26
ELIZABETH.

Daniel Sorrell a poor painter. who lives IN East
Grand-st., Elizabeth. has received word from Eng
land that he has fallen heir in that country 10
$4,000 by the death OF relative. Mr. Sorre'l vas
warmly congratulated by his friends when they
heard the news He will sail for England next week
to claim his fortune.