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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
THE QUEEN IS CHEAP.
Her Picture and Her Daughter-in-Iaw's
Sold for Dollar.

NEWPORT, R. l., July 1S.-Paintings
from the collection of Mrs. Paran Stew
ems sold at auction today did not bring
much over $500. The highest price paid
for a single picture was $50 and the low
est was 80 cents
Two companion pieces, Queen Victo-
ria and the Princess of Wales, that Mrs.
Stevens especially priced, brought 81.
Seventy cents was paid for Queen
Victoria and 80 cents for the princess.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
Gen. schoneId called Heme.

SEATTLE, Wn., July 13-Gen, John NJ.
Schofeld left for the east over the Cana
dian Pacific railroad, having been called
home by dispatches from Washington,
d. G. He intended to visit forts Spokane
and Sherman and go down the Colum bia
river and see the Cascades locks, but
abandoned the trip on receipt of the tele-
gram from Washington.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

To manufacturers like the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company, the public is IN
der large debt of gratitude for the in
creased purity of articles of food sold at
the present day. The reports of the of
fetal government Investigations of bak-
ing powers show the Royal to be strong
er and pursr than any other. 1t is quite
evident that neither ingenuity, science
nor expense can in any way improve
upon the Royal Baking Powder as now
before the public.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13
CHAs. MOESER'S FUNERAL.
Tt Was Largely Attended From the
Home Yesterday Afternoon.

It Was Largely Attended From the
Home Yesterday Afternoon.
The funeral of Charles Moeser, the
furniture dealer, yesterday afternoon
was largely attended The procession
was fully five blocks long and contained
sixty carriages.
The funeral services took place at the
home at 216 Tyler street at o'clock and
the sermon was preached by Rev. c. 8.
Grabner of the German Lutheran church.
The floral offerings were splendid and
many. Among them were designs of a
harp and Tyre besides several crowns
and other offerings.
The deceased was a member of the
Knights of Columbia and that lodge was
represented in the procession.
The remains were inferred in the To-
peka cemetary.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-13

Phone 332-our wagon will call for
your laundry-the Peerless.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOW y.

Harry lsraelson "A prosperous druggist or NO.
% Moore-st got leave from Judge Moore yesterday
to change his name TO Harry Wilson. because. with
his family name. he said. II was Impossible Tor MN
TO get his property insured against loss by hre
Edward A. Gaus formerly police sergeant yes
terday made formal application to the supreme
Court through his lawyer. Hugo Hirsh Tor rein
statement In the Police Department. with which
he had been connected in a crediable manner Tor
for alleged drunkenness at the Hasey-st. carhouse
during the late strike at the time the TN Regiment
wa stationed there.
Ytan William Tumbrdge proprietor OF the
ST. George Hotel yesterday fined ~ by Justice
Tghe for assaulting Ira Morley, a guest at his
hotel Morley badly hammered about the face.
He says the punishment is inadequate and thar ne
viii further prosecute Tumbrdge.
Locke Richardson. George Riddle and = H. Clark
have been invited by the Brooklyn Institute to give
dramatic readings next year Courses by Professor
Clark. OF the Chicago University. and Miss Emily
McEroy. OF Brooklyn. also announced
The sixth annual convention o, the Brooklyn
Christian Endeavor Union opened at Plymouth
Church with "A sunrise prayer meeting yesterday
morning. The attendance Das large.
About hundred and twenty-five members OF
Bushwick Council. No. 1871. Royal Arcanum. and
their wives and women friends were present last
night at the councils headquarters. Triangle Hall
Broadway and Halsey-st. to hear an amusing and
instructive description given by Professor Jossnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
4 HARD THING TO EXPLAIN.

,,tr ,r.Al- l. Towns CRITICISED FoH TAXING 80
LARGE 4 FEE FROM POOR MARY WILEY
,,,ra,.an + Towns. the lawyer who represented
Ittle Mary WHEY in her Gamhfr sui "e'h7' '"'
onp Island Railroad Company FOR he los 81 h"th
If her feet four years ago under one 81 me ''-
,ndsnt'. passenger trains. wa Kept busy y"si"rI'N
..,,,.fnlne why Ia. .Naci-d fee H.f ~ ~ the
xig o., tbnt ra, awarded the littlr girl A. S wei
luo,n LAWYERS often take cases 81 this KIND "n
h,lvc4" .houllerlng all the expense and diNhln1
,h. amount Of the verdict equally. Mor'os'f cases
of This kind Ar. 30 longer regarded as doubtful, by
rr,4on of the fact mat u jury l. invariably moved
H., ,n. ,ltlfil sighi Of u l,gcfs or armlrHs grippe
..bn F, suiup a rich corporation. Hence. everything
aver 1900 mat Nj. Towns has received from the
vcrlici IN looked apon by brooklyn proplo aS rN'
t,.m. s.lnghnss~ 10 fly the l",si lie Was hrN'i
yesterday for a bill Of expense, li' f'pn'i 'h''
he d1 moi cn,. 60 stand and deliver 10 Ia" pun
De. -
II was not present when ih' '""'' "N'' "' '''
,epa.tion said ~. NOR did I speak one word to
the Court TO praise OF magniiy my S''''eN j" '"'
WHEY case Indeed. # waH unnecessary They are
matters Of record In this state. iough' ior inc
ut,e girl IN and out OF court. | have secured for
her after my compensation was paih a suncl, ,
sum 10 keep her long AZ she may llV'' i'sprrta
biy TO educate her In her youth ana 10 plt'c, n'i
above want. | think my services were worm Iuny
what | got If not ] wish me newspaper
would leave my little eve lafnD aior'' 80, ...,,o,
From the affidavit OF Julian ID Faltchd pI'sIuen'
of The Kings County Trust Company u appear
that Mr. Towns demanded the sum OF s'-H - io'
his services and II Is said his aifiavit 80 cIaihl
fore Judge Pratt signed the order allowing M"
81 IA -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

n Hunt. Of his travels in Mexico. The lecture was
Illustrated by stereopticon Views taken by himself
showing the beautiful scenery, volcanoes e'c'
Preceding the exhibition there were songs piano
and cornet solos.
The CONGREGATION Of the Temple Beth Elonim IN
Keap-st. near Divison-ave., and Temple Israel,
at Bedford and Lafayette ayes, are taking OF
consolidating and erecting one big temple III the
central part OF the city at a cost OF f2oo,W
The Long Island Historical Society, in conjunc-
tion with the Brooklyn institute and the New
England Society. Will hear lecture by Governor
Frederic r. Greenhage OF Massachusetts,. on Mon
day evening. in the hail OF tfr y VI. G. - Inc
subject OF the address VIII be 'John Nlh'h'"p'
the Governor OF Massachusetts,
BROOKLYN is changing its boundaries with such
frequency that "A map Of the city, 20 be OF service
should be extremely recent Hyde co. nave Is
sued a map OF the consolidated Brooklyn, whlch
brings everything down to date. The map Is large
ero,,gh to show everything In detail but when
folded may conveniently be carried In the pocket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
b. H. SMALLEY on HASELTON's CASE.

b. b. Smalley. OF Vermont who is Minister Hasel-
toms hacker in the present trouble which the
Venezuelan Envoy is having with the Admlnstra
tion owing 70 ADMIRAL Meade's charges. is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr.. Smaley has been in
Washington. looking after the interests OF his
friend He Is now his way home Speaking yes
terday OF Haselton's case he said II understand
that Admiral Meade has accused Minister Hase'ton
of being intoxicated. | was not there at the time
that the offence was committed. and II has mar
rowed down to question OF veracity between the two
men ] will say this: You cannot make any person
In Vermont believe that Mr.. HaseIton is In the habit
of getting drunk. ! have known Mr. Haselton for
twenty years and l can Faithfully say that never
knew of his taking a drink. 1 must confess That
do not understand Admiral Meade. don't know
whether ne was there an Admiral or az spy
hut ii seems very strange TO me mat ne Admiral
after being entertained by Mr.. Haselton as his
guest. should have hurried around and made
II DON know what disposition will be made OF the
case Mr. Hase,ton met Assistant secretary OF
state JJhl yesterday and had talk with hln
They were 10 have another conference at o'clock
to-day Just before left Washington got long
teIesfam from the Governor Of Vermont in the In.
ferest OF Mr. Haselton others are at wosF- ana
We hope to help him through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
NEW-JERSEY
NEW BRUNSWICK

The commencement egerpses ~ The New hIuhs-
rlah Theological seminary were hf1 lasl et'h'ns
n the Second reformed Church ~ sew hnhs
wick The exercises hogan 81 80 "'l''h '''"
tbs graduating oass, addresses Wrir maze ~
''baimafs feiei byhe, ~ Hiand lihf17 M'h' "h
ufba Critical status ~ chinese tunHrly1psh
vint,sd a Arbrri ~ i'piehhnrpslp, 81 The l9thi
oa Kingdom Of dot aph Joseph h',r. :"
Jironkiyn on "Afchaorlulf AMI INC Nov ~ ',,n
inrni" The presentation of Htaluaii9n c'rluta,t"s
was made bv IN slmno Woodbille'. r'N1ont
n Tho seminary faculty. An address "ii h'hhi "l
ihc seminary fupcfntendorts WAS milr Nv ,u'
nev Dr 4 & schcnck ihe mon,ot. at ~ gla'u
Iaker Joseph T. icrR. Garrett NJ ronoNci n r.,
r. Corwn, chalmers T.. Dyke MlisuS' " r''u'
rrlck X Schlld and John \. rhur-ton A.,
The som-annual meeting OF inc Niu"hl NsS' !,
citation Of the seminary was he'd IN me chap,l VI
jcrizog Hall Yesterday. convenIng AZ ~" ociock
rhc Grafton before them was delivered ~ Nl''"'"
) Cranmef the subject. Two types
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY,
YO\KERS.

At meeting of the South Yonkers Improvement
Association at Lowerre. on Wednesday night reso-
tons were passed asking that facilities FOR bel
ter fire protection be given the district by the city
asking Mayor Peene to appoint a resident OF south
Yonkers a member OF the new Board OF Assessors
irgng the Common Council to improve valentine $
Lane and make it a public street. and asking that
the tax lists be published as suggested ny Alder
Sutherland.
A special meeting of the lonkers common 'ou'-
I'll has been called for this evening. city Attorney
Hunt has ruled that as the new charter has be
.one a law the city has Board OF Health An
,fror will be made this evening 10 confirm Dr. H.
lam n sherman. Or Edgar NJ. Hermance, Dr'
Richard T. Trotter. George T.. Wray and Frank i.
rreanor whom Mayor Peene nominated on Mon
law night last "a the Board.
This evening Yonkers Lodge, No. 49, OF Oid rel
lows Will celebrate its silver anniversary. An adj
sress will be delivered by Edgar Whitlock ana
music will be given by the Swedish Ladies' Quartet
Frank Steadnan and William Styles.
At the ION of Surrogate Silkmans court III
this city Oh Wednesday, the viii OF EDWARD VI
strong of Ossnne, wa proved lie left an esta e
valued ss4VS to his widow. The Viii OF Chali's
Irving o Courtldnlt. submitted TOT pioDa'S e.
aud MAY 81 was fixed The day OF PROBATE lie
left an estate valued at s2S.1si -, qua.
some thirty sons OF veterans met IN me Guy
olication for a charter meeting VII ne hsIa
next Thursday evening for election OF n'cr,s, t,'
selection Of a name ana the making 81 arrange
Uents for muster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLfM
SETH LOWS PRESENT To ht'ooN ~
INSTRUCTIONS AS TO THE TWENTN-FoCh 'oi'' NJ
pn COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS RE
GENTLY ESTABLISHED

HlA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS hE-
GENTLY ESTABLISHED.
,,,,.. II MAXWELL Superini endent OF Public In
.~,ion issued a circular letter yesterday relative
IN the twenty -four scholarships estabhsheh py Iie
,,ar, Low Of Columbia College, for the peie' VI
pr,oslvn Young men and women. MI. MaA"e" say
oroono other things: Three OF these scho'ars''p'
are 10 he awarded each year to young me" o"'''
IN, Columbia beginning with 1886 ana ihree ~
,,o,ng women entering Barnard, ana each s'ho'd'
shi, is tenable for four years. Inc EXAMINATIONS
for Young men and young women are pie'se's '''
same The only conditions imposed py r'e''u'"'
Low, are that the holders OF these schoars"ps s'a
win them bv competitive examination and SHAH he
known as Brooklyn scholars Ills 'n''"''
that the winning of a scholarship snail be mann
=, bisb dtsrinction 10 the student who obtains the
nrize The holder may, however, while RETAINING
I'M. ,itle and the honor, turn over the emol"Weh's
d, the scholarship to any other student 81 s"o'
.tandiug who IL approved by one OF the '""es'
autborties though The fact viii not he male pun
II, - In references 10 conference hrd WIN '"'
fa,,Itv of Columbia relative 10 The Awarding ~ lh'
ssholarshps M Maxwell says 'Ihr 'oh'WF,'"
rea,bri VAS maj the scholarship SHOULD De HN"'r'
absolutely np The results 81 ~" 'esuai ~ "n'
1,,u .kamiuafiin, conducted w the 'nluihl"a :"
ia.. rAs,nnris Niihn me pir'lh'lh ~ "i"p,'ip"
t,1rAr ani that thr rtaiuihsi IONS h"'h ~,
..' aui mai must he taken together Ihl7 'H''
,r.uiaiion however In not Intended '" l',n'n y"
,,,a'u u sfudrnts nom entering TIE preliminary ~
.uinailmt Whph commences ~ Ihhn vi " VIZ
,,,ss fhlr examination hnd decide 10 nc nu' ''ul
J,tnn In isps for the iiipohlyn s,h, lnia,p, Ky
,,,,.t IA, mat wear ptHr the entire oNhinlhilh ~
iin,innty as nr1 40 nnil The onithnc" 'NhH1'h''""
consists ~ the following i,nslsh 'hhhl.nn',, ,,,d
position AMI llicfaiur' ,a,'" ,m,,'i,ion Gtcek
Xnronhnn Homer grammar ana prose 'oinI"sl,",u
History .Grcrinn ana lomnn Mh'h,mit t,,.,'h ar
n~tic algebra and plane geometry ana f''n'" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

uumb,r of TIE Nhoi'salr liquor dealers ~ ihs
,l.v HAY, npf.od 10 meet on Nunl'N, 80 ny -
farm Il combination by which the supply 81 liquor
needed f,r th,s civ can be- obtained from di'-
tl,i.rs VINO Az opppsod to the Wh.nk"y rfuN Th"
d,ll, c,rsunpiion of whNkey IN his cay r. Hhid
~, n, about 'l06i gallons. IL lH believed ihhi ~.
,lr.efnonfs can Soc made win the owners or as
tllcrles not controlled ls IN" Trust To supply az
"a, vhislrv that ls nc'd'1 Tor the N"~ YORK 'r1d"
,t AN advance 81 one o'nt on - gallon on me cost
of manufacture The wno"aal" i'n'rls pay ihni
"a. $50 ~ vhisIrV should be con rolled entirely
n, mo price Of grain not by stock jobhing ana
NOV mo dcirrmlned ~ carry on Il war ~ thhi cni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
SALE or AsnuRr METHODIST cnrRcM

The Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church. at Wash
ington Square East and Washington Place cover
ing a plot sxl096. area Of about $50 square
feet. was sod on Wednesday to Boehm Coon.
The price realized by the trustees for their property
has been reported as high 10000 Ii can be
stated on the best authority however. that the
sum OF $4,000 was the actual figure. which Is
equivalent to about SIS pc: square foot. The AS
bury Methodist Episcopal Church was. prior to
1876 known as the Green Street Methodist Ep!s-
copal Church." II was In Green-st. vest side. be-
tween Snr.nr and Broome sts The church prop
erty lOOxI00 in (srasn ~ 1875 nv The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
MR.. NORTON RESIGNS As president l.

TO BE SUCCEEDED IN THE ATLANTIC AVENUE
poAp on June i BY II. NJ. 1ITTEl.I.-STRHhi
R3LHoADING not TO HIS TASTES.
President BENJAMIN Norton. OF the Atlantic Ave-
nue. Railroad Company. has sent ms ieSs"''o"
., N. Eoard OF Directors Of that company 10 take
enec, on June l. In his .e;ter. ne says tha' s''''
railroad business Is not exactly to his tastes anu
that il Is his intention sooner or later TO return 10
tho s,aam railroad business In which held ne was
trained In speaking OF his cary retirement yes
,erday. Mr. Norton said: Il have had ms mau"f
Z, mind for some time before the strike began h"'
,,be, that struggle Wa on | could not "aNe IN"
co,nrs,y. and 80 Put II of until all was again run
ming smoothly When went with IN" N.ahNc
av.nue Railroad Company TWO years ana hi''
ayo E, WAS not vet half iroii~ye1 Ny arrangement
was for onv one year. and have now bee" WIN
the company for TWO years and hait. Ny t'''
lions with tne owners o. the railroad ar" oi inc
pleasantesi and % Tar as / kno" co".i nav
STAYED with the company as long a. desired ! IL
III my successor arrives ] suppose MI l's.'F. 'n'
,'ics-urr-iieut 49, intnag. H." auaNs pI Nl' i",'
"A II IitteL who has been general MANAGE az I''
Inc Se,lemans secured control 81 y, aboi, lh'''
wears ago. has been called from ihai po-i'.v 10
Hrook.yn and Will take Cnais" OF lh' -'''-''
Avenue Railroad on july ] &C.. =,
Mr. Norton was born iu Erie Penn. ~ - ~
va. graduated from Williams col eye ana a'"',,u
Law with Smith VI. Weed; az I",'7nSeIIS' 80
tulnei his attention 20 ralroddirs IN ~ soon
afi.r the purchase Of The Atiantlc-dNe. system ~
iSr by Inc - lyman ark ciniy" s!hlIcair, MI.
Norton elected pfcSlh'hl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
NEWARK.

Sheriff Lehlbach yesterday received citation
from the United States District Court. at Trenton
for him to appear in the Supreme Court al WASH
ington D. c. on June "A. TO answer TO an appear
and show cause why the judgment in the case Y
Henry Kohl the condemned murderer. should not
be corrected. The appeal was taken by \oh :
rounsel after judge Green. of the Federal court a.
ha beas corpus the ground that one OF the Juror
Who convicted Kohl not citizen; ana that
tha lav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
PATERSON.

Mr. Tuckec. who was graduated yesterday from
the Drew Theological Seminary az Madison y D.
has been placed Nchargc Of the Market street
Methodist Episcopal Church for three months me
Tvv. ~ A. Macnichol who was appointed tte paH.o'
~ ths church nj the annual conference asst spring
broke down in heath after occupying his new pu-
nh two SUNDAYS and mas not been able To preach
since then Nfr Macnichol will go on Il vacation
trim of several weeks for recuperation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
SHIPPING NEWS

r,pr Of KEW NORk. TN NShNN. NM J." ''''
AERlI 10
,,.,..,,. ,,,,hn.h o,er. Jansen. nnnNg Np,'
s,ow', 4, ,,u. li~r. Arrived a. the i''' at '''
s',n', l, ,rn - nd Gbrsar - WIN ma'" to 'h'p'
i,,r g" NW u. "r,rke, Aem orleans Msy II. with
md.r 10 . Van .. ",n,,,.unc casAl Jnch-onvir MAY
90 ln lnmte- To- 10, yellow in' inmo'' CO. '''''' !"
Wat,m "'1 ~, pauinon couch. nlcnmond and Norfolk
nttl n,lse and passenger 4" tn' VIZ ,n"d.r,te mo.se
~ard, Hook. pSo 4" VIVA "''.'
'''' CLEARED.
.,., n,y.ndotte Walker. WNei roni-old Dominion
steamer II wh,ne, llae,, 9s,onmH DmSss
s,~,ner cottage city Bennett ''''""' "
ien p,r,us Ger, schwaner Havana Miller. hun
n1'er iri,ham purlc Gihara u pnmol' Go
S,e1tnot B,ncfactor. simmons fh'aue'p"'" " '""'
o Araancanach dn Jameson st JaTo and Glen
fncs. M" yrcvn Dole Norfolk and Newport News
oid pom"''sH ra 'Ncn Hamilton Der
Daniel n-'i in1z,e Henderson, wneus. Philadelphia :
hS Our nawpoo nir rcaron. cork Ireland II Kersey
np saderv ~, Fcttcs Brisbane. Australia -f1m
f9 ,,k rScehorn ,rn shman, Hong Kong-w Grace
60.
Steamers August, Victoria Gen, Hamburg. via South
a%,S" sSEa ' YorA,o~n Norfolk and Newport
Yves, rSa Ss Charlotte SHss""as nis pT"s FLA
n,nvrno,. mr. Tampico Via Baltimore; Hndoo Br Lon
nn and Newcastle Vigenaes tNor baracoa Benefactor
I,tled,Iphi, Adria ,Nor) Hamilton. bermuda.
NOTICE TO MARINERS
: D.l,var. Breabw lter ,t,ast End Fog Signal.
S,,i,. A, uiV.n paboil trumpet Delaware
Rrr,lvner te,st cnJ) Light Station on the east end Of
m. south side II the entrance Delaware
Uay disabled In Notice to Mariners No "a OF $780,
was repaired and put in working order May -
mia motto. affects List Of Lights and Fog signals
liz, -" E.rcons and i,uols Fourth Lighthouse District
1894. page Il ,, - p.,.
~ $780, JOHN @. WALKER.
Rear Admiral. l.. y Navy Chairman.
Washington D. e.. May 10. 1880.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Mohawk ,Br) Wiltshire. from York May 4.
arrived al London May To-
steamer Mississippi tBr Gates. sailed from London for
s,eamsS nivmbia Ger. vogelg.sang from New-York
STEAMER Traye ttier. Thalenhorst. from Bremen for
New'Y York sailed from Southampton May l5
f.r,nanc ,iir). from Liverpool New York
/ sailed from oueenstown May IL
France l,r). Hadley for New York sailed from
London May 10. 49, ,r
New York passed Prawle Point May 49,
steamer t.oIunba Ger. Vogeigesang New-York for
Southampton and Hamburg. passed Sciy May l8
Steamer Petriana ,3rl. Luckham from New York April
81 arrived at Bremen May 10.
| Steamer Iiavei tGer). Jungst. from New-York via
] Southampton. arrived at Brenerhaven May 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

.itu.i.s. TO- So peg square foot agrfegaung $1,000
.rl- trustees ~ ia, Green street 'nurch 4 hitlr
lt.. .tr ha.,. OF the toas.4,ry OF the collegiate
,.nur nos uf <tn York The rhuf % known tpi many
,.tf- o. l'r huuouH bhich N'' ''m''. Inc r'''
lud va .Nlru .......
n D.. -al that sire income ou ihe }2H"o proceeds
-. o. .,. B. o. used exclusively for cf'nS' ~ -
v..,k .n ~. lower part OF IN" citN. kn"hm coon,
Ill, rufrnirrr- ol tho Asbury 'huirh property II
- sad VAL at once remove the 'hhi'h huliplIs
and erect a ~rN,u.stuty AAfcnnu-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17

SIZE RETURNS HOME TO FIND HER f'hN'''""
WRECKED AND \ WARMING tOH HER
70 LEAVE TIE HOUSE.
Mrs Anna Coad. widow VINO hVes WIN ~"
thre. children on tn. second floor oi NO ." \o''n
rourih.st yesterday complained TO the ponce u
the Fifth Precinct that when she returned 10 "''
home on Wednesday night after day "o'N' H"'
had found her apartments "ie'N'" ~ '
known person Three months ago Mrs. '"ad re-
t,cd an anonynous letter warning her 10 va
cat. the rooms winch she occupied \ week ago
another letter % the same KIND Wa i..tlt 20 ~,
on Wednesday night. when the woman '', t .,',,i
NOR ..narimenis with her three children. 81" lou,u
The furniture wrecked and piled toeeinci ID ,nn
cnnfre Of a room He" clothing nad pc"h AM,
,nn, ~ clo..i and placed in washiub ana
soaked with wafer. Pinned to the 'io'"''s ""S I"
note. which read: 49,. n,.,e. 49,.
Mrs Coad. II you don't leave this house We
viii make trouble lOr you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-17
Jersey CITY.

The New-Jersty Court of Pardons yesterday
paroled Henry Reinecke. Florence Hail. "h'dm
Ryerson ana Edward Wayne. who were sent 10
c,.,s Prison from Jersey City for polcy-selling.
Wayne is the young man whose father trled o
bride Judge Hudspeth TO release his SON. for which
tho elder WAYNE was convicted sentence beng
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