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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
KANSAS CITY


Kansas City, Dec. 23.-Wheat-Dull; No.
hard, 54ao5c; No. red, nom1nally. $50
! &c: rejected. 47c.
| Corn-Pressed for sale: No. mixed. 22Is
| Q23Isc; No. , white, - Gc3Isc.
! Oats-Slow: No. > mixed. 15izc; No. .
ST LOUIS.
St Louis. Dec. &.-Flour-Duu and IN
| changed
Wheat-Advanced at the opening on a
sharp demand. later dropped back and
became quiet; advanced late in the day
and closed 1sGiz cent higher than Satur-
day. No. > red, cash, 61asc; No. hard,
5SIec; December, $50 &c; May, 5S2s4SSl2c.
Corn-Dul; steady early, but became
strong la1e and closed has cent advance
over saturday No. miXe6- cash, &c;
December. 81. c; January, DC; May. &5lsc.
Oats-Futures quiet, firm. Spot strong
er No. 2. cash. le2sc; December, lor.c;
May, 1870.
Rye-None offered or bid for; No. .
Quotable Sc
Barley-Steady.
There viii be no session OF the Mer-
chants Exchange tomorrow or Christ
mas day.
Receipts-Flour. 500; wheat 500; corn
sh,pments-FIou-, 500; wheat, 1900;
corn, ol,uc0; oats, 400.
NEW YORK
New York. Dec. 3-Flour-Recespts. =. =
90 barrels; exports. ls.s-si barrels. market
dull but closed sceady: very I-ttle demand
Tor anything but special brands
Rye HoUr-Stsady; fancy. &. 75a1s1
BuckwheSt hOur-Dud. $50 SpJ-
Wheat-Rece5Pts, Ill so: exports, T73.7Tsl
SpC% Hrm; No : red, 675.c: No. I hard
5o;zc- Options opeled SLTouGer OF arm
cables and q better feeling II Wall S-ree1:
declined on a talk OF heavy visible in
crease, bllt finally recovered on ruuors q
large export orders ard local covering
anc closed @.fISs cent higher. No red
March. sc; May. ef2. GS5ssc. closed 81.
December, 49, sIs42sc, closed &c.
Co-o-Recelpcs. -. So. expo-lS. IL Cd
Spot steady; No. = SS-sc- Options gen
orally firm al cay On moderate receipts
and sympathy with whea1; closed IN
changed 20 : ce1c higher Nay. 34I.E
Sfrsc, closed size; December. 5-.c
oGcS-kece-rcS. ,. 50. receipts 81 500
Spot firm; No. &c. Cpclons duh os--
0r-ler On coverings CLOSED 1.E1E ce1-
higher; May, &ae4isc. ciuSed - :: De-
cenlher closed -
BuokEhess-Dul. s. - O. 49,.
Ey-Nol1tlaI
Ee-ley-DUI
Barley Erssit-No-rsnariy
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
New York. Dee Z-Tae suppIy os Erai-
s4AIls----s ASe>elLs-<C - Is com piled b
re New York Produce Exchange. X a.
e sovs
whe2s. ~. SSooo bushels. sa-7eas szlos,
corn. ;. kan. ---crezEe exon
Co.'S. e+StSa. Increase =. geo
Rye, LSSooa t1cre3ss -.co
Barley, &-sieo1 oecrszSe z1.ooo
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GENERAL MARKETS
KANSAS CITY,

KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. 23.-Butter-Ffrm
creamery. $50 &c: dairy, l&GIl5c-
EggsAboUt steady, 1910.
Hay-Timothy, sl0.Ooq125o; prairie. $50
@z.50.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, Dec. 23.-Butter-Qu:et, IN
changed
ESg@Higher, aOc.
Whisky-N.2.
Wool, cotton ties and bagging-Un-
changed.
standard mess, jobbing. old $50
Lard-Hieher: prime steam, s5.1211a
choice, SJ.2la.
Bacon-ShouIders Gboxed) $50; longs,
S.1212.
Ribs-$525: shorts. $50.
Dry salt meats Shoulders, (boxeO $3.50
longs, 81. 80; ribs 81. 62la; shorts, Si75.
F'laXseed-Lower, size.
Bran-Salaible east track 45d46c.
easier; timothy. sll5Oa14OO; prairie. 5000
$40 this side.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dec. 3.-Butter-Weak; Ell
gin, sc.
Sugar-Raw quiet; refined quiet
Hay. leather. beef. rosin. rice and mo-
hsSe@Steady.
HopS-Weak.
Hides-NoIninal.
Wool-Quiet.
Cut meats-Easy; picked hams. s1.ds1kc.
Lard-tSeady; western steam closed $50
asked; December, $500
Pork and turpentine-Fdrm.
Tallow and corn meal-DuI.
PetrVleum-Duu; united closed s1.33 bid.
Cottcnseed oi-Iractive; prime crude
(. o. b. mills. 19a21c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Dec 23.-Bacon-Quiet; de-
mand poor.
Beef.Extra India mess. Us Cd; prime
mess 57s sd.
Pork-Prme mess, fine western, SOS; fine
western medium. ass
Lard-Steady; prime western, rs Cd; re-
fined, On pals 2Ss.
Butter-fineSt United States, gas; good,
Cos.
Next Wednesday and Thursday Will be
observed as holidays in the provision
market
LONDON.
London, Dec 23.-Cane sugar-Dull; no
demand: centrifugal Java, Us Cd; musco-
yado fair refining, los 3D.
Beet sugar-Dull; little doing; decrease
los Cd; January. los Cd.
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BANKING AND cUEREScY BILL
On airmzn walker TIp~cfs Biu Like ons
Rep cd Lsss -s-sina-

Washington. Dee. z7.-The banking
and currency committee beld = meeting
today and formulated several requests
sor information 70 the c1uptroIier q
ton % Ire currency tsI that VII -
prepared sfteC The holidays Am01g
ne Inquiries - or calling CT fhe coup-
trolle- % ne currency for luf7-r1zrl0a
az - TIE relative stability q large ali
snail banks. Mr. WaIEsT. ire CHAIR
man q th~ c7-u-nlttse. eEp-cts ere III
reported % <ollo7z cs0ssiY TIE lines q
tae BIZ he offered 81 the last congress
which provides for al sKisnsloa q ,h-
national banking system arf fre iH-
sue q circulation against Deposits O,
Erseabzckz
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CONDENSED TESTIMONY.

Chas. p. Hood. Broker aad Nauufac-
turer's Agent. Columbus. Ohio. certlfies
that Or. Kings New Discovery has no
equal az a Cough remedy J -. Brown.
Prop. ST. James Hotel. F't. Wayne. Ind
testifes tflat ne was cured % Cough
% two years Standing. causei ~ Ia
Grippe. by Dr.. Kings New Discovery
p. r. Merrill. BaldwinsvlIle. Mass. says
that he has used AMI recommended -
and never knew = - I'll and would
rather have s. than any dpcsDT. because
Il always cures. Mr.. Henming. -
Z. 2sth 81. Chicago. always -eps Il Al
hand and has ~ fear % Group. because
Il instantly relieves. Pre- T'riai Bot
ties a. George VsaWerden's Pharmacy.
3zs ~. Main -. and G. GenrfIE's drug
store. corner Topeka a-sd Douglas ave.
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LIVESTOCK MARkE +.
CHICAGO.

CHlCA6o.
Chicago. Dec. 3.-Hogs-Receipts, g. 90
steady; light, s. 2S43.S; mixed. S3.3oQ3.45
heavy, aEG3.45.
Cattle-ReceiPts. n.Oo0; beeves. 5000
As; Texans, S2.60G3.40; stockers and feed.
eTs, S230q3.45.
Sheep-Receipts. 900; market steady q
Strong.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Dec 23.-Cantle-Receip
500; Shipments, 500: market closed steady
Texas steers, $20eGS.25; beef steers, 5000
40: StOckerS and feeders. $215T350.
Hog-Recei 3.l@0: shipments none
strong; heayies. S3.2la3.S712: mixed, s. 50
3.3Zlz; light, s. l503.S0
Sheep-Rece.pJs, $500; shipments none
market strong; muttons, SAosgSl5.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, Dec A--Cauue-Receipts l.
800: market strong; native beeves, s.. ga
500; Texas steers s. 4ol13.75.
HogS-Receipts, $500; market steady;
heavy, $2.3Q3.45; mixed, $S.OvQ3.4 40. light.
s. 3sI3S5.
Sheep Receipts, 1000: market firm: ma
lives S2.Jq3-25.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
DID YOU EVER.

Try Electric Bitters as a remedy for
your troubles? Il not. get a bottle now
and get relief. This medicine has been
found to be peculiarly adapted to the
relief and cure Of all Female Complaints
eXerting Il wonderful direct influence in
giving strength and tone 10 the organs
If you have Loss of Appetite, Constipa-
ton, Headache. Painting Spells, or are
Nervous, SleepleSS. Excitable. Melan-
choly, or troubled with Dizzy Spells
Electric Bitters IS the medicine you
need. Health and Strength are guaran
teed by its use. Fifty cents and 81 90
at George VanWerien's Pharmacy. BPS
y. Main St. and G.. Behring's, corner
Topeka and Douglas avenue.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec. 23.-The close Of the day
shows a decided improvement in all the
surroundings of the market, as we'll as
higher markets for cotton and investment
and speculative stocks More buyers OF
dry goods were in the market than any
previous day during the month, and a
good volume CT new business was eff
fected. The inquiries extended We're nu-
merous and Indicative of more business IN
the very near future, if not before the
year has closed Printing cloth market
at certs for spots and contracts
Fall River, Mass, Dec. 3.-Prnt cloths
quiet at &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
NOW RoAsrs NR CLEVELAND.
PROFESSOR who Attacked "Coin" Harvey.
After the President

'
After the PRESIDENT
Ohicago, Dec. 23-Presiient Cleve-
land is 70 blame for the panic among
holders OF American securities. accord
ing 10 Professor J. Lawrence I.aushlfn
81 the University Of Chicago. The pro
lessor thinks that the pronunciamento
Of the president concerning the Vene-
zue.a boundary dispute presages war.
and that investors are naturally alarm
cd at the possibility OF a rapid deprecia-
Won OF American securities. which
would necessarily follow the prospect OF
a war between Great Britain and Amer
Ha- he deplores the message Of the
president 10 England as one OF the
worst moves ever made by an American
statesman. and declares that II IS i'm
possible 70 discover the motive behind
the bellicoSe action
Murder IS encouraged by the presi-
dent. from the fact that his mess %
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NO MATTE WaGT Tar anorx.
Calted sfstss go tome inta the tgrcsri
sosrss $sfuEfhsfanffaK


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curt = ths Caite5 States adjourned
u1tz Jsa8sry ( Justlce Hzr2zn de-
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case q 90 rB3tet States versus WIZ
am z. SayTars. appealed fForn tee err
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Jess than = 1se TIE r1s-~- bed thas
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states - fhe piaizflG
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COTTON MARkE Z.
NEW YORK

New York, &c. 3.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding, s c; net receipts, 2.517 bales: gross.
Is, 175 bales; exports to Great Britain, $50
bales; TO France, $50 bales; 10 the CONT
nert, 2,Z71 bales; forwarded. sag bales;
sales, 3,3lS bales, srEnners 1Os bales; stock.
80, 75S bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans, Dec. 2-Cotton easy; mid
ding, 13-16c; low m.ddling, slice; good
ordinary, Z c; net receipts, 1915 bales;
gross, Il. SAT bales; sales, 500 bales; stock,
394, SIS bales.
ST. LOUIS.
ST Louis, Dec. 3.@Cotron dull; mid
ding, Sc; 10 sales reported; receipts, 6,I92
bales; shipments, 5,l+9 bales; stock, &C. rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
"PLA.N FACTS"

II Is fact thar you can do better and
ger the incest things for the money at
G. N. Howe's Jewelry Store than any
other place.
Our Line Of Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks, Jswelry. Silvevvare. Cut Glass.
Fancy China. Opera Glasses. Gold Spec-
tacles, Silver Lamps. Sterling Silver
Mounted Packetbooks. Sterling Silver
Novelties
Al these things We have are entirely
new designs We invite you 10 come
and inspect our stock. whether You buy
or not
Il. II. HOWE, JeWeier,
40 EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
Sec The N,tc Tr5t6y BrdceJeis.
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She Knrw.

Clara-He asked me TO marry him
last night.
Maude-Did you ever sec anyone pro-
pose so awlcwarvlly y PUCK.
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~f1s
rejoice. and why Go a.
Is when for long her talk I've heard
I'm glad VIXEN she gets ia s.
bay city Chat
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Cash IN the Treasury.

Washington. Dec. E3.-Today's state
rnent Of the condition CT The treasury
shows: Available cash. balance. tls5.-
AZ. 499: gold reserve. So. 90. 0f6.
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his employment and that u should also
Identify the property taken. The 0pln-
ion was by Justice Brown.
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Mrs. Muchblest-I feel uneasy. The
baby hns not cried all day.
Mr.. Muchblest-So do /. IL win
probably cry all mighty. y. World
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He Labors with the Strikers to the Point of
Securing Their Submission of PROPOSE
lions to the Company and Their Accept
ance of the Offer Therrapoa Made
Strikers Hold q Ratification Meeting at
Night-Points at Issue in the Dispute
and Those Disposed of In the Settlement
Mob Violence Greatest at the Last.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24
GRAIN MARKET
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Furnished by r. l.. BOSTICK, Comnts-
sion Merchant. room 10, over Kansas Ma
Donal bank.
Articles I On-1 + High I Low Clos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24

4 QUESTION II geographT-Are the Scot
tish lochs fitted with q1aysi - B0sto1
Transcript
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WICHITA NARkErx
HOGS.
Caule-Market steady.
Shigper<-

John Williams Bentley. hogs
James Miller. Viola. hogs anF5 caitle-
L II McCrzckl.n. Derby. hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-24

HE best keeps from anger who remembers
that God Is always looking upon hin
Plato.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
BIGGEST DAY IN COTTON YET
SALES REACH A MISUNDERSTANDING
TOTAL
MANY BEAR REPORTS CAUSE A DECLINE IN OTTO
TArIoNs-NEIrLs LATEST F1GUREs-BIG EN-
PORTS AND HIGHER SPOT MARKETS.

1t was another day OF Wild excitement violent
fluctuations and tremendous activity on the New
York Cotton Exchange yesterday Trading reached
the Notwithstanding figure Of 5602oO bales. The list
after opening to points down. ascended points
Tuesdays close. then fell 10 points, rallied 4
points. fell u points. rallied points and fell 3
points, closing 10 to Is points below Tuesdays .'@i
quotation. January closed at 926 after selli-; at
ga The first sharp break was caused by j. IN H.
Inman appearing the floor Of the Cotton tx
change ard giving an order or two to his brokers'
who began to sell. 1t is seldom Mr.. Inman appears
on the floor. Just now. according to Wal Street
pamphlets the trade believes him TO he short l5o@"
bales OF cotton, some OF it sold at a very low
figure Mr.. Inman denied 10 Tronne reporter yes
terday that he was short bale. Il stated httie
while ago" said he, that thought the crop would
be $4,000 bales Since then THINK II haS receuen
would not be short of the market on sneh eiOl
purchases of cotton at Houston and Atlanta. mat
is all" =. 49,.
BEARS on the Exchange was one that the New
Orleans bul syndicate was unioading in LiVerPSor
report that Neills expected estimate s wGnlS
pace the crop at $500" k h hs hSen that II wona
be $4,000 bales Late information was tnat me
tomorrow would estimate the ye.d at 6'75oON
bales. and the tone would be very nush foT
Meantime the spot markets in this country con-
tinue active and advancing. Exports YESTERDAY
were 5000 bales showing an active demand IRON IN
abroad. Exports last year. II must be b9rhs ~
mind say the bulls. about as large as MI NeiL
estimates the crop this year. The port receipts
showed declines only in the southwest, put
along the Atlantic seaboard also. Savannah got
ssH bales against 49, 426 las year Charleston LIZ
AGAINST $500 Norfolk. 1862 against Soy, MoDile
a0r against l. S26 New Orleans. 1872 against Il.
0c5: Galveston 1883, against 1i.l75 The tota por'
receipts were 81 2i5. against $3.50 ast year houS-
ton expects to receive tomorrow 1901 pa!es agdlhs6
il Om asst year Houston expects next week fV'vN
bales against 100000 for the corresponding week dst
year Secretary Hesters figures OF sen7weeKly re, re-,
CENTS AT interior towns showed 10000 bales AGAINST
la zoe last wear and s54 in 1898 Fortysx interior
towns lin Texas according TO New-Or cans dls-
match showed receipts 10 date OF 47oW pdes'
against 10000 last year. , A,uA..
Southern spot markets were active Ann am Enr
charleston and New-Orleaas were l-l6c hlgher
Tev,-Orleans sold 5.4oo bales spot cotton Menpnls
soTd SOO0 bales New-Orleans expects to-morro"
600 10 II OO bales. against 1900 .ast year. -
The New-Or.eans contract market was suQlge'
than the New-York market for a great part OF yes
terjav January sold at the close there al s..o H.,
IjverDoo sold TO Manchester spinners yesterday
&c 90 ba'es The futures market In Liverpool
though opening weak. closed strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
He ROBBED CLUBNEN

FROST OPERATED IN THE NETWORK AND THE
FIELD AND MARINE.
John Frost. twenty-five years old. whose home is
unknown. worked in the Ncw-York Club house, at
Thirty-hfth-st and Fifih-ave. during the summer.
While he there number Of the members re-
ported that they had been robbed of several arti-
ccs OF value. At first there clew TO the
thief and when suspicion finally was directed tow
ard Frost he suddenly disappeared.
Frost went next TO the Field and Marine Club at
Bay Ridge. and there was detected in several thefts
OF clothing He was arrested. and. trial, was
sentenced to thirty days in the Kings County Penl-
Tertiary. When his sentence expired yesterday he
was arrested by NewYork detectives.
OF those who had been robbed In the New-York
Club Thomas l.. Blackwell chosen make
the complaint against Frost Nh Blackwell Is the
president OF the Pittsburg Electrical Syndicate.
He charges Frost with having stolen from him q
new suit OF clothes that he had never worn. The
clothes were valued al S0. and were left at the
clubhouse for safe Keeping.
Magistrate Wentworth held Frost in 500 for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
4 BABY Abused AND ABANDONED.

FOUND BY A POLICEMAN IN EIGHTH-AVE.. AND
HANDED OVER TO THE GERRY SOCIETY
Policeman Churchill. OF the West Twenueth-s''
police station found little girl. apparently ABOUT
two years old crying in Eighth-ave. near Twenty
second-st., Tuesday night. The child was unable
10 talk and taken to Police Headquarters
When the matron there examined the Daoy she
found that II had been horribly abused The little
ones whole body was a OF bruises. Her
right hand and left side were badly burned, as If
Intentionally, with a hot poker. Her right eye was
discolored and the skin on her nose was broken.
The baby when found was dressed In pink calico
dress. and her head was covered with red ban
dana handkerchief. The child is pretty. and looks
like a foreigner She has dark skin. black mar,
dark blue eyes and good features. -
Magistrate Wentworth, in Jefferson Marker
Court Yesterday committed the child TO the care
OF The Gerry Society.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
FORMER POLICEMAN ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH sw1NDLING NUMBER OF MER-
CHANTS IN BAYoNNE.

CHARGED WITH sW1NDLING a NUMBER OF MER
CHANTS IN BAYoNNE.
Charles B. Williams, who Is said to live some
,,bera in Nonitor-st Brooklyn. arraigned in
reoerson Market Court yesterday on the charge OF
r,bbar,, The arrest was made Tuesday night by
poicenlan Morrison, of the Charles-st police sta
,ion who saw Williams at West and Twelfth sts.'
while he was being Swallowed by Detective Grimm
of the Bayonne N. j. police
Williams is forty years old and Is an ex-poIceman
NJ the New-York force. He was broken about
ffteen wears ago. The police say that ne mad been
toi,,ated in several swinding transactions since
.Ta, time and that he has served term in state =
prison He il now under Indictment in Jersey City
for larceny. mint. -, ..., e..
According 10 the police. Williams Is wanted lot
49, rohhory NJ 500 worth Of scrap iron. which he
secured with the aid Of another eX-pohceman OF THIS
oi,y whose name is John ". Cody. CODY was at
- ., a,tacbed 10 the Macdouga st. police sta
ION and is now prison IN Jersey tDI ms
c,o Scitv in the trouble for which Williams IL
un Ty weeks ago Williams and Cody went to
J., 49,. W. ia called on a number OF business men
~ The nlace williams represented hi n "a tnc
nres.lent OF the Brooklyn steeI an, anu n-a ~ - ~
snd mas managed to secure SJ'V WoItn Va az
a. ,.aJ ~. iron was loaded on a barge ana
"A iiiiarns promised 10 pay Tor IL on CStoy,
harec vas brought this city AFTER Ms ~
Inc next DAY he disposed or the lloH !" "a 49,, do
6rms In this CITY COiy was cauBhl u. mn Ia.
b,t Williams managed evfde dItest u.l'.t ~
night The police refused 10 give w -. - ,ot va,
victims as yet az they say tnef Case " w w
MAGISTRATE Wentworth renandeo ""''A"' W
police Headquarters until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
Az INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS DRUNK.

HADING SAYS HE WILL SERVE TEN DAYS AND
THEN GET SQUARE WITH EVERYBODY.
John B. Hadng. an Inspector OF elections in the
Fftv-nlnth Election District OF the NAAlNtn As
sembly hi: rict, was arraigned before Magistrate
Kudlch In the Morrisania Court yesterday morn
a., ,or rnblic intoxlcation. and fined $40 Had
in,, il real estate dealer al Northumberland
second-st and Alexander-ave. He went to the
registering place. which Is opposite his Office al
o'clock Yesterday morning so much under the
Influence of liquor that he could not write lie IN
s,,ad on taking charge OF the books. and when
poSIceuan John o Brien. Of the Morrisanla ponce
station who stationed at the place tried 70
rrs,,ais him TO 90 home he became profane ana
abusiva and wanted to night Several OF MS friends
sried fo reason with him only TO be met In the
I've uav and O'Brlen locked him up. In court
Hading was unable TO stand he laugh"n III the
Magistrate and abused the officer
Fading was locked up. and said In MS cell that
ne would serve his ten days ana then get square
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-17
NEEDS OF THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

Stevenson Constable. Superintendent OF Buildings.
yesterday regarding report that he in
tended discussing the former administration Of his
Office before the Board or Estimates. He said: My
report embodying estimates for the coming has
been before the Board for some time I shall so
before the Board TO offer argument in support OF
Ii. No. there is nothing in II by way Of criticism
the administration of my predecessor further
than that feel the office allowed TO remain In
q disorganized condition"
Then at some length Mr.. Constable went into de-
tails of the department. which he said had been
considered the least important Of any In the city
government. In his judgment II was third or fourth
in importance. He said II had adequate laws for
UNFOLDING its dignity in the eyes OF possible Of
tenders and what II lacked most was apparatus for
speedily protecting an unsafe structure which jeop-
ardized human life
In his report he has asked for the creation or an
emergency fund OF $1,000 That will tide him over
the year in conjunction with ARRANGEMENTS when
he has made with contractors to come to his aid In
time Of need. The former appropriation for the
Building Department about $2O4.W While MI
Constable could not remember the exact hgures ne
has asked for increase of about $26VO over inns
amount. The increase. he says. is needed to enable
him 10 secure better men in the department ana 10
organize IL upon business basis.