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The Washington times., 1895-02-15
DURING

Our Remodeling Sale you can get the finest and
best Clothing made at less than the price of poor
ones Just think of OUR INCOMPATIBLE
Suits Overcoats, and separate Trousers, for
Men and Youths, at discount of 25 per cent,
33I-3 per cent, and so per cent. from former
low prices, and a uniform discount of 33 I-3 per
cent. on all Children's Overcoats and Refers.
and 25 per cent. on all Children's Suits, separate
Trousers, and Shirts. 1t is chance of a life
time. Take advantage of it to-day.
The Washington times., 1895-02-15
ENDED BY A PISTOL BALL.
Walter Gedney Suicided in Philadelphia
While Temporarily Insane.

dispatch from Philadelphia yesterday
afternoon announced the suicide of Walter
Gedney, draughtsman. of this city The
deceased, who is about twenty-five years of
age, fired the fatal shot into his brain at
Sixth and Chestnut streets, and it is said the
act resulted from temporary alteration OF
the mind.
The dead man is a brother OF Mr. A. G.
GedneY, lately in the engraving business at
No. 943 d street northwest, while his father
is Mr. j. F. Gedney, clerk in the State De
partment, who resides at No. 419 B street
Thomas II. and William E. Gedney, both oi
whom are employed in the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing. also three sisters. The
remains will be brought to Washington fol
interment to-day.
The Washington times., 1895-02-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Deeds of real estate were filed yesterday
for record as follows: Dennis B. Reagan and
wife to John ]. Fitzgerald, lot 135, square
677, 800. Oscar N. Bryant and wife to
Patrick Burns, lot IA, square 1887, 81 1926.
Abram L. Koon and wife to Marie L. Cor
man, part block 4. Eff1ngham Place, subject
to $4,000 trust, $40. John H. Albertzart
to Washington Real Estate Company, part
lot 2, square 1859. subject to 81, 800 trust,
90, ,902 %. Thomas E. Waggaman and wife
to F. W. Carlyle, lots and 6, block 2, Cleve-
land Park, So S. e. Allen, ir., to II. f.
Riley. half lot 33 and half lot 46, square 44S,
SO. waggaman and Pilling, trustees to
James Pilling, lot 6S, square 553, 81, 200.
Daniel Birtwell and wife to M. S. Roberts,
lots % and "a, square 1893, $40.
The Washington times., 1895-02-15
Income Tax Appeal Hearing.

The case Of John G. Moore, the New York
banker. who instituted suit against the Com
missioner Of Internal Revenue 10 test the con-
stitutionality of the income tax law, came
up on appeal before the District court OF ap-
peals yesterday The points discussed in the
hearing were mainly reiterations of those
raised in the equity court several weeks ago.
The Washington times., 1895-02-15
pension Acts for Women Signed.

The President has affirmed the acts grant
ing pensions to Julia A. Lock, formerly
widow of the late Gen. Daniel McCook. and
TO Josephine P. Kelton, widow of Brig. Gen.
Kelton, late adiutant general United States
Army.
The Washington times., 1895-02-15
DO|HGs OF The DISTRICT
President Dunlop Objects to Bill
for Protecting Gripnlen.
SAYS THE MEN DON'T COMPLAIN

Discussion of Ways and Means for Clearing
Ice from the Potomac, but No Conclusion
Reached-several Railroad Bills Acted
Upon by the Commissioner Deficiency
in School Fuel Fund-0rders Issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
VETERANS COUP THE HUDSON
AIR. sTARINs OUTING FOR UNION SOL
DIERS AND SAILORS.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE on THE PLEASURE
BARGEs-AN ENJOYABLE EXCURSION TO

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE on THE PLEASURE
pARoEs~AN ENJOYABLE EXCURSION TO
oAKDALE PARK.
About eight thousand men, women and childreh
wen: Yesterday TO Oakdale Park twcnty-one mics
I'm the Hudson as the guests OF John II. Starin 1t
was the seventeenth annual excursion given by Mr.
Sarn for the Union veteran soldiers ana SAILORS anu
their families OF this city. Jersey CITY ana brooh-
lyn. Invitations had been sent 20 all the "raho
Army posts OF the three cities, ana also 10 inc
officers on Governors Island. The guests eni-
barked In the morning. at various points, on nVe
pleasure bargcs: the Laura NJ Starin. the head
quarters boat. accommodating the o'hcers OF tne
posts and the special guests OF the day. ohe o. '"e
passenger-boats left a pier al Ihirty-iour'n-S~,
North River; two left from Deiancey-sI' Easy
River; one departed from Bridge-st.. BROOKLYN and
ma left Morris ST., Jersey City. These craft were
collected In the bay below Governors Island and'
after they had been fastened together, proaosiue
fashion with hawsers were taken in low oy d
number OF tugboats. and proceeded up the Huosoh
When the fleet passed Governors Island Ma
tlonal salute OF twenty-one guns was hred aho DIS
the boats passed the Starn pier. at the foot OF
Cortlandt-st.. at II o'clock a. m. the bands on
board PLAYED their liveliest music the whistles Oh
the steamers footed their loudest, and the happy
people aboard waved their handkerchefs enthusi-
asticaly. Each boat had Aging all the flags In us
possession and the progress OF the fleet past 'he
steam vessels In the river
Mr.. Starin owing 10 the recent INJURY ne re-
ceived Glen Island unable 10 be present
His place taken by Superintendent Gorooh-
nier who had the excursion in charge a iuhSneV ,
was served TO the guests on the Laura NJ osaihin
on the way TO the park, and after the mea speech
making began Major Thomas b. Odell PAID a COIL ~
plment 10 Mr. Starin for the generosity SHOWN ~, IN
TO the toast The Grand Army: Captain JACK
Crawford. the poet scout recited one OF ms own Owl
poems and gave song; General George r. ,.oua
Dos, andar off he Denar
Army OF Florida. spoke Of THE Flag Of our Cor ho
try" Colonel John Brewster responded 10 Inc
Army; Comrade John Brown spoke OF CO. me ne
Navy; Senior Nice-Commander {; HUI Grant
toasted The Department OF New-York" and CON- ,n-
Tade George H. Jackson had for his subject Our
Absent Comrades. ,
grounds After several hours had been passed
there the guests re-embarked about p m for the
homeward journey, arriving at the'' various des-
Among, those on The headquarters beat rS were
Colonel VI. A. Sweeny, General y. W. Day, Com
mander Charles W. Spear. Colonel ID. 5. Brown
General o. II. La Grange. Department Commander
Atkinson. Colonel g. II. Jackson, Colonel John T.
Pryor Major Thomas +. Sloan, Captain Kilfoyle
Captain Fredenberg. Captain Joseph d. Murphy
Major w A. Treadwell Commander Fordham c.
Mills Commander J. J. keenan, and Colonel II. F.
Hold
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LOCAL BUSINESS cOMpLICA71oyS.

Deputy Sheriff Loub has taken charge Of the
place OF business OF the Sites Jewelry Company.
wholesale dealers in jewelry at No 81 Maiden
Lane on twelve executions in favor of creditors,
aggregating slOl52. The largest claims in
favor of Thomas F. Hefron A427; Ellenor Sites.
$l.s5s; S. E. Fisher Co, s.l55, and George L.
Vose, ssl3
Deputy Sheriff whor.skey yesterday received
attachment, for sl5.4l5 against Charles A. Heath,
dealer in raw silk and waste. Of Paterson, \. j..
who has been in the New-Jersey State Insane
Asylum since May 3d. obtained by Thomson e.
Allen for Pietro Gavazzi. dealer in raw silk at
Milan. Italy. Mr. Heath did business as Charles
A. Heath & Co. and the firm acted as agents In
this country for the sale of Mr.. Gavazzis goods
and collection of accounts 1t is claimed by Saliva
tore Caccianino. who now represents Mr.. Gavazz
that Mr. Heath collected the above amount from
various customers and converted it to his own
use.
Henry J. Seeligman. Louis F.. Seeigman and
Jonas Koch. composing the firm Of Seelgman Bros.
at Nos. $50 and $50 Broadway made an assignment
without preference yesterday to Samuel HeideI-
ST Cooper iseman seeiieman Mr. Iseman with.
drew in April 1893. and Mr.. Koch became par,
F. Seeligman look his place in the firm, Last De-
cember they registered capital OF $1,000 Hays
& Greenbaum. their attorneys. said yesterday that
the failure due to a variety OF causes, such
as dull trade for the last nine months. the effect
OF the strike in the cloak trade. return OF many
orders the firm having TO sell the GOODS returned al
q loss and too large expenses for the volume oil
business done in the last year. all of which had
AIRY the firm paid off considerable OF the debts SO
nominal assets considerably larger B.umenstie
Hirsch have received claims from six creditors Of
An order of Judge Mccarthy. Of the City Court
filed in the County Clerk office YESTERDAY. ap
mentary proceedings for William s Vanderbilt
Allen artist. Of Fifty-seyenth,st and Sxth-ave.
for Samuel Frank.
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A BEVERAGE FOR WHEEL MEN.

Next TO being lost at sea there is nothing that
brings the pangs OF thirst quicker than bicycle
riding The hot and the constant inhalation
OF quickly parch the throat and make the rider
long for the next stop for refreshments. The wise
rider avoids ice-watcr well knowing its danger.
Alcoholic beverages likewise tabooed because OF
their heating qualities and there is little satisfac-
ton in beverages sold under the broad classification
Of soft drinks" A well-known wheelman. In speak
ing of this. said:
''Wha; to drink Is easy problem to man on a
long, hot run. The only drink know really fit for
q bicycle rider is Hires's root beer. carbonated
There are but few places now at which IL cannot
be had and tell you it braces one right up. seems
TO 90 right down the bottom OF your pedal work
ers. 1t is cooling and refreshing. quickly lowering
your temperature and fully satisfying your thirst
all other drinks when on the road. Hiress roo
bees carbonated, is made from the famous Hires
root beer extract by the formula. withor
adulteration OF any kind.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
~ v SUPREME COURT-In the matter Of

~ Application q the Mayor Adsymen and ssau S1
P Fali 20 a Hvsnne s. Ha On;
s a"s s
the sa C: 81 ssD SssGsS a'a
Pursuant to the PROVISIONS Of chapter $50 q The Law;
ice ssy 6 Of ss s s s'SiSsss'r
ana for the First = TN .mD.r serso Ter" &
Soun,y U Court IN cry q New tn:
d :sSts June The 's 'n' s';RSs
thereafter counsel can be heard FOR the b s :.
entitled tn. and extent Of the imDroy "
hereby ssa om ns aSy'n the o. city n:
the lands. and SSSns. sss.n re-
%rsnae 'S and 6ne Hndei and street
iec,ed located said Bssd Stree, Open
and I. Of hs Of q. The
Beginning the ntsrsecton o. the westerly line q
along the ,ouh.ry q on. Hundred sni ssy.n.sssa
s s2 S' to the insr.scton scuhery n q
u sTsaus and Nessa
along the sa.ey ns of and S
70 the n'ersscton OF sad eassFy ne OF
s. S'SSas un Mit the ns SAID
seenh Co. "a Of sne to 5 and Two p 81
b Beg sis ssh as shown and GtHsasd
81 sa Nics"iss seventh Avsna. Hundred ani
e s!'s ETC. aes Once The Rsr
IN. CITY ard County OF NewYork and in the once Of tn:
& '' Parks on or about the 18th day
H. Board stree, Opening and ImgrSy:mtsHs
S S?H sh. ana laws ;H ISL?
the H1oD' Ds,ssIs ans o. ,
Ss ss sna sd oald has dsicrmn.d
within witch said shah be assessed shall b:
Fneen'h street The south side OF One Hundred and
ss | Of s s S" Ss side Of Sixth
Dated New-York. May eth. Isos,
Counsel 10 the Cooperation.
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONER OF Jurors
~ In regard TO claims for exemption Jury DUTY
Room l27. Stewart Building.
No go broadway. Third Floor,


Room 1871 Stewart Building.
No. go broaiway Third Floor,
New-York June I. 1895.
Claims for exemption from Jury duty will be heard
by me daily A, my ONCE. from y a. until p.
Those entitled to exemption are: Clergymen. lawyers
teachers In college academy public school, edi,ors
editorial writer's reporters OF daily licensed
pharmacists actually engaged In their
Professions and following other call
ing: miamen. policemen. and nremer election ON.
nonrssasns ana cry sms9.esS aak nna Rental ensf
trips; licensed pilots. actually following that calling:
slperlnencen,s. conductors and engineers Of railroad
company other than street railroad company, tee-
graph operators actually doing duty such; Grand,
Sherirs civil Court Jurors; and persons physically
Incapable o performing jury duty BY reason OF severe
Those who have answered as 10 their liability or
proved permanent: exemption. will receive jury en-
rom~nt notice requiring them 20 appear before mo
this Whether liable not. such notices must os
under severe penalties II exempt. the mus, bring
persca giving fr. and correct NAME residence. etc.'
etc No attention paid to letters.
All good citizens VIII aid the course OF justice. ana
respectable juries and eauaze ther
duty by serving promptly when summoned, Allowing
their Clerks subordnates TO serve. reporting 70 me
for enrolment between twentyone and seventy
years age, abscntees. persons temporarily
i'll, and United States jurors. are not exempt :, .
Every man attend his own notice IL - .
nlsie nieanor jury paper TO another -
answer II 8 also punishable by fine or imprisonment
10 give receive present or BRIDE Directly or hu
reciy in relation a jury service. or TO Withhold any
make any false statement ana ever! cass WA
be suy prosecuted WILLIAM PLIMLEY.
Commissioner Of Jurors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-15
CJPREME COURT.-ln the matter Of the ap-

-
- pcation ot the Board Of Education by the oounse
the Corporation Of the city OF New-lors relative 10
acquiring title. by the Mayor Aldermen and Sommonay
side OF one HUNDRED AND FoRrY-FiRsr STREE
between Brook and 81 AIMS avenues. In me rwsh' ~
third Ward OF said city duly selected and approved ny
said Board site for school purposes under ana IN pu
of the provisions Of chapter l9i OF the Laws OF
Pursuant provisions Of chapter 1871 Of the Laws
OF 1855 amended by chapter IS OF the Laws OF lsS
To the suprems COURT Of the state Of SewYork at
Special Term Of said Court to be held at Chambers there
on the 10th day july 1895 the opening o. the cour!
thereafter counsel can De neara
mate in the above-entiiied matter.
The nature and extent Of the Improvement hereby IN
tended Is the acquisition Of title by the Mayor Aldermen
and Commonalty OF the city OF New-York. TO certain
lands and premises with the buildings thereon and ING
thereto belonging the southerly side 0!
ST. AIMS avenues In the Twentythird Ward OF said city
in fee simple absolute the same to be converted appo,
Chapter ioi OF the Laws Of isss, amended by said
chapter IS OF the Laws OF 1890 said having been
nrcs.os, ssd chapter ,iSi Law: dsss "a:
the following described plot piece or parcel OF lana
All certain plot. piece parcel of land situate
lying and being In the Twenty third Ward Of the city
Of New York. bounded and described as. follows:
dred ami Forty first street as the same is monu.
mented and being opened by commissoners which pom.
q the said .outh.ry side q one Hundred and Foyarst
street with the eAstery side OF Brook avenue and run
Hundred and Fsr,y ss stree, is feet thence ssssry
and with the sad ;oshery side OF Sns nS az
rsht angles to ssd southeriy side OF Hundred and
Forty street i21 feet to tie ouhery side OF One Hun.
G Of snndS and
sn ailA Tune or 'sss s q s Sss'nn'ns
Tryon Row. Nsw.York City. - ..-
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nIrRLIC NOTICE


once Of ss S' St II Ss%@; g.: M
Pursuant to directions given to me IN the following
s A sha sasoSa S, he Mayor
VIZ: v..,. -. ,7,, ,.v D, Inn. 1904
at As Two O'clock NJ chamber as Board q
ana 1:y ar. the ssr s
when and where the application Of the Twsn,y,eIsh.h
% council o III. civ s'' ct rs
permission to the IN esrau n
the city SswYk mentioned u the petition 4
and that public notice s be SseS S, ~
e ds; &. ,ss.s :;
s 81 h5s s g Of the
vf PuSe notice nc &c is he hereby ana
in the .SS Ss nn sss
RAILROAD Company viii considered as Is required BY
To the Honorable the Common Council OF the City OF
Ths PETITION Of the TwentyeIgh,h, and Twen'yninh
Railroad Company .uysas Railroad com.
pany. organized and existing under the laws OF the
State Of N.w-YSrs ,..,.. for the purpose Of con.
n.ctnx with ferries and railroad dspos
t ts,s mi. y. lensh, as follows:
,.s s sssx at a4 street x
double Second avenue emu do Sr 5ee sod
your srsss sa along
with double track 70 ss T Az Ss foo, Of twenty.
OF connecting WIZ" s"e '''''~S -
third street. rL.-.o.,,, aya,,. INA,
sih ayenue your petitioners route extends from
TNyentyfourth street to Fourteenth street, southety
49, Ttr,eenth avenue with double track 10 Little
r.,,h street there TO connect with the ferry al the
foot said street. ., -. -,.h ,,o,,,. no--
as may be lawfully used upon the road OF your petit
rha. bv the construction Of such extensions your pc
,toner viii be able and hereby consents and agrees
-, onera,e and maintain the continued portion
OF lis own line. and for one fare. - $4,000. -. -,
your petitioner for the consent or the
local authorities of the City OF New-fork 10 the con-
struction operation OF said extensions ana Y, me
dated New-York. June 4 1898 r,-r>-,,y >,,.,-y
THE TWENTY EIGHTH AND TWENIf-NlNIh
STREETS RAILROAD COMPANf, >.r p-.,.,
,seaiI BY JONATHAN H. CRANE. President
All nsrsons interested the foregoing application are
be at the time and place men.
t'0"eu ia ~ Clerk Common Council
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