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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
HOBOKEN.

tr1ct Of the Epworth League was held In the First
Methodist Episcopal Church, Hoboken yesterday.
On the platform were the Revs. f. n. Crasto. W.
s. Coeyman 4. Il. Richardson. and Professor Dem
crest The Rev Mr. Crasto presided. and the Rev.
Mr.. Coeyman conducted the devotional exercises.
There We're 800 delegates in attendance. The ad-
dress OF welcome made by the Rev. A. Il.
Richardson pastor OF the church. Professor Dem
crest welcomed the chapters and the Rev. +. \.
Crasto responded The Rev. j. Il. Faulks responded
for the churches. George III. Lincks. corresponding
secretary read the annual report showing that
there are forty-eght chapters. two Christian Eh-
deavor societies. seventeen Junior Epworth League
chapters and one Junior Christian Endeavor soci-
ETY. The membership is 1885. and counting the
Junior associations and honorary members. t.l16
The annual election resulted follows: President
c. V. Tuttle, Emory Church, Jersey city; nrst
vice-president. /. NJ. Collier. Bayonne' second vice
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NEV-JERSEY.
PATERSON.

The funeral OF the Rev. Dr. Sebastian h' smith
the rector of ST. Joseph's Roman Cathohc parish
and diocesan adviser on canon law, who dled sat
urday March g. in Havana Cuba. was heId Ees'er-
dav in the large and beautiful church which was
entirely filled. II was funeral without corpse
for DR. Smiths body had been buried in CUBA ahd
under the stringent sanitary laws OF that country
cannot be disinterred for five years. CONN GOV
cred by a pail and fanked by rows OF tail candies
stood in front OF the high altar ana the service IN
all respects was conducted II the body OF the
1riest had been there. Bishop Wisger and ABOUT
sixtv clervmen from different parts Of the diocese
were present The interior of the churcn was nav
Nv draped In mourniug Many floral tributes occu,,
MED a table Women and girls of societies at'aciiel
10 the parish were in attendance yelled Inc ONO
of the dead was chanted by the priests ana men
solemn requiem mass was cel"brdt"q bN amer
Gillen. of Jersey City with F9iher kGay' OF Je{sgE
CITY as deacon; the Rev. Mr.. Callan, o.. ee-
hawken sub-deacon, and the Rev Mr.. Wallace;
chancellor of the Diocese OF Newark, as master OF
ceremonies \ double quartet choir, under the direc-
lion of 6. f. Kaltenbach and William DAVIS rem
6ered the music OF the mass. The funeral sermon
was preached by Father Narliello, of Boonton, an
intimate friend OF the dead man. Father Nardiello
accompanied Or smith on his trip To Cuba helped
take care Of him there in his Illness anu leit MN
In Havana apparently convalesceHt
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
UESTCHESTER COUNTY,
YO\KERS.


President browne Of the Yonkers Board OF
Health has appointed the following s'ahu'"s 0'',
,o,,tees. Finance Frank i. Treanor' Dr' +" NJ
IIernance and DR. George Il. Wray; laws ana oroi-
nances DR. T. NJ Hermance. Frank T. Ireahoi anu
George T. Wray: sanitary. Dr. Alfred . Da'a'
cooroo y Wrav and Dr. T. NJ. Hermance' permits
George T. Wrav Frank Treanor ana pr' AI'eu
S. Dana: supplies Frank T. lte'''oi' '''e
Wrav and D~ T.. NJ. IIermancc
The Workers Young Mems Republican NIup mas
onnointad William b. Edie, NJ. T. MOnat ana frahA
n Ereetbv a committee TO arrange for hahuicdp
moo, tournament for the club members
A tea was given Wednesday evening oy MrS'
S,muel T. Hubbard at her home IN failSdue-aNe'
IN the members Of Hope Unitarian Pai1Sh
The Jenkins Medical Society met last hsn' az
tbe homo Of Dr Benedict. in North BroaoWaE'
panors we're read by Professor George Henry FOX
and DR. Andrew r. Currier OF New or r ~ ~ tho
4 tee was given YESTERDAY from = VI! . -, -, ,he
afternoon and from I'll 10 m IN non
%oorn. If the Young Mems Christian Associa,Ip n
nv the Womens Auxiliary. me rpo,ni9 notb
,yyot,jly decorated and were thronsel d pUo1
lf,ornoon and evening. The callers We're rtccNV
hv Mrs Rober; Harper the presttth., i, tabia Mrs
- Morris the vice president. At the Tea taD W w.
Raffoelie cobb and Mrs samuel ItarciaE WI va
I'oN,"sses ana tea was poured by Miss ltahidI an
ijse Sterlc Al the coffee table the hostesses We
Nre Sinclair Tousey and Miss Sanders; CoHee ~
,,n,lred by Miss Ravncr and MISS ititHo'i' rirl,
{oS,ceees 81 tho chocolate table were Nj + II
,,,rran and Mrs j. g. Forsyth; MIS- hSSnIH w.
800, US sod bv the Misses Crane ana AIS7
S.,oi.E As each visitor passed out pdSkc'' n.
sidcd over nv Mrs j. - Van Oldnda, receiver 'He
enveIoDe winch contoiued an offering
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AFFAIRS IN BROOHLYN.

SMOTHERED UNDER AN EMBANl<MENT.
TWO LABORERS KILLED WHILE AT WORK DIG
GING \ SEWER TRENCH.
Patrick Gillen and Roar Xeppi laborers employed
by Edward Hart. a contractor, in digging sewer
trench between Fifty-seventh and Ffty-eighth SIS
were buried ana killed by the cavng in OF the en-
bankment at noon yesterday. The men were en-
gagged in filing in the trench, the sides OF whlch
were held back 10y iOists and boards. There were
twelve men at work in the trench al the time ana
all save Gillen and Zeppi escaped when the sup
ports showed signs of giving way.
4 gang was Immediately set to work to get the
buried men out, but 1t not until nearly O'Clock
that they were uncovered. They had been dead Tor
some time. The were working az depth OF
sixteen feet below the surface when the cave III oc
Cured. . 49,, J..
Gillen lived IN Meekcr-aye. where i IS sad ne
had a wife and children. The bodies were taken %
the Eighteenth Precinct police station. An lnVes-
tlgaton viii be- made to sac II the contractor W.
criminalv liable for negligent workmanship IN the
construction OF the woodwork which gave way
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NEWARK.

Sixteen persons are now claimants for the money
left on deposit in various savings institutions In
New-York by Margaret Hunter the aged rcciuse
who died in a squaid apal tment in Fair-st, on
February g. The estate is worth altogether about
$4,000 Among the claimants are John Henry Hun
ter A convict in the Michigan State Prison. who
saws he il a nephew; William +. Thomas. OF
Gettysburg. Penn. also a nephew; John L. Hunter
of Texas; Mrs. Annie T. Thomas Of Jefferson
Vile Ca: S II. Reid, lawyer at Du Quoin. HI
Jessie S Whtlock, Of Nevada Miss, who rays
she is sister: Mrs. Oliver Carter. Of Castle, ont
Peter Bogne Of Omaha. Neb. Albert Miner OF
St Louis; James Hunter. Of jamestown. y. D.
Mrs Charles T. Smith, Of Gloster OAK; Mrs
Elnora Acker, of Akron, Ohio; Daniel Hunter, OF
St Louis, who says he is a son; j. W MORRISON
Tenn. who says he IS County Physician
Washington who has charge OF the woman =
effects has received all kinds Of bills from people
for alleged services TO the lonely ana neglected
woman There is one for $GiS for attendance; an
other for 81 100 for sale Of property and other SER
vices and another for $500 for services.
Alphonse NOullaire. who Is accused or passing a
bogus check last Saturday, was arraigned IN the
First Criminal Court yesterday. lie alleged that
the check was given TO him by Carl Hooking. who
is now i'm iail awaiting trial on charges of swind-
Ali the books and papers in his possession belonged
10 Hooking and that he had got them for Hoeck-
ing from a house in SiNth-aVe., New ork. Anna
C;ebhardt, who sWindled out or N,l" by
Hoecking has engaged counsel 10 recover her
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Heights Railroad Company the BrooKiy"' t
County and Suburban Railroad company anu '"o
Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company.
DR. William c. Wright Of 80 SO, Quincy-st'' was
held I'm 81 90 bail in the Gates Avenue court yes
tordav on the charge OF stabbnS paNld 'o"""fH
IN y uouor store at Tompl,ins and Lexington "NeS.
on Wednesday night. DR. Wright was arreSI'H
on n similar charge some time ago, the assault DC
inc committed at the same place.
William Stabonau began suit Yesterday IN the gu
rrorne Cont against the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
conpany for damages in $40 for the loss OF his
daughter. Rosa killed by the DEFENDANTS trolley
car in New-I trecht
The Roy Frederick ". Davis, for tho last TWO
vears assistant rector Of So. Martins Episcopal
Church in President-st. near Smith, has resigned
his charge.
Dotectivc-Sergcants Dinnely and Mccormick yes
terdav arrested John Thorn. Of 40 23 Hamilton
ave and Patrick Ward. OF 80. - Bush-st, "hiie
in the act Of selling lead gas pipe. The men are
believed 10 be the ones who have endangered Hte
In APARTMENT houses I'm South Brooklyn by entering
cellars and cutting and stealing lead pipe
DR. Lewis G. James will address the Young Mems
Democratic club on Monday evening at the head
quarters No ~ Court-st.. on Municipal socialism.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

BY order OF the Mayor, the Nationai. STATE anu
city flags will raised the city Hall next sun
dav and Monday in honor OF St Patricks Day.
George Eichom began suit yesterday in the city
Court against the Brooklyn Heights Railroad COM
pany for 5000 damages for injuries TO his son
Charles. eight years Old, who was knocked down
by
The Washington Republican club Of the Twenty
third Ward incorporated yesterday, with Au-
a trustees.
District Assembly No. 70. X. OF IT, on Thursday
declared a boycott on the lines Of the Brooklyn
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WHITE PLAINS.

The Chief OF Police. Bogar has a; last suc'etne',
IN arrosting two young burglars, VINO ad'i'' 'o'
Yesterday that they had committed the recent "u
glares at Hurnham's jewelry store '"rpeI''
Hotel the railroad station. Ora"aupnm Io''',
cr,e9,.s orocerv store Dimmick's drug store ana
Tacirs barber shop. in White Plains Chei hoSar'
caught Frank Carvono aged eighteen. ana sens
tino Mavne aged fifteen, at o'clock yesterday
morning attempting to enter Halcys drygoods store
from the rear. They succeeded in oljehlns me IT, ~
10 door bN, roeaus Of false KEYS. ard were IN the
act of opening a door from the han TO me So :
when Eogart pOuECed upon them am dIltS5S' =
them They had a revolver bunch or Keys htI i d
eIass-cutter. They were arraignei before ioilCe
Justice Moran I'm the afternoon. ana IN conSSutI
Of their age were sent to the House OF i'eiuSc.
Roth bovs are local bOolblacks. Young NarNouo
refused TO confess but his partner Mayne mace d
f,,lI confession.
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Long ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND ClTY-In the Queens County
Court OF Sessions at Long Island city yesterday
George G Fisher. formerly Methodist preacher
was acquitted OF falaifying certificate Of nomi-
nation in connection with the April election OF
last year In the town OF Newtown. where he lives
The verdict created something OF sensation. The
evidence against the prisoner was strong and the
charge OF Justice Garrison WAS much In the dircc-
lion OF an order 10 convict. When the verdict was
rendered Judge Garrison lectured the jury sharply
He told them they had rendered "a verdict contrary
the facts, contrary to the law and contrary to
the instructions he had given them. with much
regret he discharged the prisoner and ordered the
iurvmen be present this morning, when he
would announce his decision as TO whether TO dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
WHAT IS GOING OF TODAY.

p-ooklvn trolley Investigation. brooklyn.
Resenience OF Dr. Huchanan FOR murder
Reception on school-hip -. Mary E"s' Ven
ty-cighth-st.. 3. IN. .
Girls' classes in physical culture rehearsal PA"
institute Brooklyn. ?. m.
Grammar school boys cr.l i2ih Regiment AZ
morY. J.. m
Lon,on services. 81 Pauls chapel. = 0' ? m
r T. Wakeman before Manhattan Liberal 'I'b.
No egl East FIftcen'h-st. ?. m.
The Rev. pr EAtons lecture. church o. hvn"
Paternity ?. m.
T.. Garrcttson before MONDAY prayer mce'lhs' 10.
ll3 Ful,oh-st
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FUGITIVE GIVES HIMSELF Up
THE MISSING STEWARD or THE MONTArK CLUB.
WHO STOLE ABOUT s. coo. RETURNS
To THE CITY.

THE MISSING STEWARD or THE MONTArK CLUB
WHO STOLE ABOUT 81 600 RETURNS
To THE CITY.
Nathaniel + HouChton. the embczzlins steward
Of the Montauk club. who disappeared on March -
last with about s. 90 Of the clubs funds surprised
the pollce OF the Adlms-st station at o'clock yes
terdav afternoon by announcing that he was want
ed" for stealing large sum from the MontaUk
Club.
The police were at first inclined to doubt his s'ory
and rang up the M0ntauk club by telephone ASKING
II the club had ever heard Of Houghton.
I'VE have ana we want him. replied one OF the
officers who soon reached the station and Identified
Houghton Since March Il Houghton has been
fugitive HIS last address was IN Berkeley Place
but he gave his address last night as NJ Oh Jhoop-
ave He had been steward of the club about I'VE
wears and Just before his disappearance he became
ILL., The club officials made an examination or MS
books. bat found nothing wrong. They decided 20
make a second examination. and HorShton' rearing
exuosure fed the city He said 10 the sergeant AT
tho desk I'm the AdamS-st. station last nlE"I Wh'h
no gave himself ND that he had been emp Dyed WINE
away the most Of the time but refused t. tell "hefe
ba had kent himself He said he had been out 81
work Of late and was wholly without means anu
tired OF being fugitive. preferring 10 20 :" PRISON
T., knocking about the country. HouBhton has a
u.ife and three children. the oldest daughter OF
nineteen The treasurer, Mr. Sayre. OF the CLUB
said last night that meeting OF the officers ol We
cIun would be held to-day 20 determine upon M
c',Irss ~ he pursued against HouChton. Hpugnt9h
paving Of most OF the bills In TINS way NJ H'h''n
A good deal of money.
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ISAAC MASON GIVES HIS SIDE OF THE CASE

Isaac Mason. president OF the Brooklyn Furniture
Company appeared before United States Commits
sioner Bellows yesterday and bail in 5000 in
the action begun against him by Leopold G. Tapp"y,
of Bensonhurst who charges him with violation
of the postal laws in sending a letter with bad
Debt Collecting Agency" the envelope. Mr..
Mason said that instead Of buying goods worth 800.
Tappey had only bought goods worth S3, and that
was in May 1898 on a cash payment OF 81. Tappcy
had ,ben sent "A check. dated ahead for 49, but
this had gone protest. Tappey afterwari had
paid 81 Then he had promised twice by letter 10
pay the rest but ne hhd not uoH' So MI -hi9oh
Wa hold for cNamina ton.
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SUPERINTENDENT M'KELvEYsTIRsTo ORDER

Superintendent McKclycT's first general order was
issued YESTERDAY and 1t is in the nature OF an al'-
peal 10 his subordinates. II IS No. - ana rei1s
as follows:
In entering upon the duties Of my office. 90 so
with the deep sense Of the grave responsibilities
that rest upJn me am. however, confident mat
| vii! receive the hearty support OF every m"in"r
Of the force. upon whom the success OF my admin
istration largely depends.
The duty Of maintaining order and protecting ulc
property and persons of 100000 inhabitants re
ouircs the srictcst discipline" ana the most 'Xactng
attention to duty. To the commanding officers /
especially appeal for their cooperation in my efforts
10 promote the efficiency Of the force, IN the az
s,Irancc that the result OF the united efforts Will
merit the confidence repOscd In rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-15
UNION HILL.

Recorder Shelton, who has been investigating the
story told by Charles Laird. Of Union HILL 20 the
effect that he Policeman Peter Ball place an
Internal machine under the house Of Peter Schulz
theis. whose wife is Balls sister il satisfied that
Laird concocted the story At the "xamina ton
yesterday. Laird could not tell what the box CON
tanned 1t Is said that Laird acknowledged to the
Recorder that he had invented the story, but the
Recorder refuses 10 say whether this Is not
Officer Ball has. however. been placed under
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Jersey CITY.

George Adams. aged six years of No 1873 Morris
ST. Jersey City. killed by trolley car No. l65
OF the Bayonue lire, at Grand and Warren SITS.
Jersey City. yesterday afternoon. The car vas
equipped with fender. but instead of catchng' IL
passed over him and he was ground under the
wheels. The police obliged 10 lift the car from
the track before the childs body could be eXtri-
Gated Michael Kchoe. the II otorman, was arrested
on a charge OF manslaughter.
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TODAY.
SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEw-Yo THURSDAY. MARCH u. 1895.
ARRIVED.

PORT or NEW YORK TIL ESDAN MARCH IL. l~3
ARRIVED.
steamer runi. IftIdn,k INerprl March |. with
nd. :, Jt NJ E.rscy Arrived q the Bar 1884 m.
steamer R.gulus tI,ussl Forssel Brre February -
r,viuys,un - Port Cnrtrz - cape Gacns Das and
Kingston March = with md~" ana passenger 10 Jah's
Knnkinc Arrived a. the Bar 81 80" y IN.
Steamer Ciudad Condal SPAN 'h,tela Vera ,rn w
March 4 Irorroz, g. Havana H. with md-e ana ~
,ns..n ycrs T.. Af Craos & Arrived At the Bar ut
y ,,.. -. ,,ar,h
Molrgo Ilav T. - AIMS BAY .. Port MARIA m" MIX,
ton with rndse and passengers to James r Kerr q
90. Arrived ~ the Bar at
steamer ~ Monte. Parker. Sew orleans with mdse 70
John T Van Sck". 49,. .
Steamer old Dominion. Couch Richmond and Newport
News with nd-r and passengers To the Old Dominion 80
sandy Hook. March H. $50 p m-Wind northwest. mod
hr"eze; clear.
SAGiEIt
Steamers Santiago. for Nassau. etc: Jamestown Nor
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TARR YTOWN.

At the Republican primaries "Wednesday nlsht
for the nomination of village officers TO be voted
for on Tuesday next at the charter election a
composite ticket was nominated, as follows; Presi-
dent James Bird. Republican. Trustees EdWar 81
T;uckhont Democrat: Nicholas Fields. Democrat;
and William G Wright. Republican. Water Com
missioner z, scha DEMOCRAT; James harT
Repubican Treasurer-Isaac Requa, RepuDncan
Coilectors-J j. Vanderbilt. Democrat ana X j.
leonard, Republican.
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MOUNT KISCO.

Al the caucus for village officers he'd Wednes-
day night Theodore Carpenter was unai''-
,onrslv ronominated for president. and George Van
L<leeck for trustee The other officers nominated
were George II. Knapp for treasurer, liner n.
T'lewellen for collector. and Joseph II. crane LOT
police justice. . ,, ,o ho
The election for school trustees VIII also be
held at the same time the charter election on
'ruesdav next and the following were nominated
as such trustees for TWO years: a. j. ADAMS anu
charles 8 Ware.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
ASTOR HOUSE Edwin Willis Assistant Score
tary Of Agriculture. FIFTH ANENtt-J"s"rh JOY
to-so- HOLLAND Governor j.. Russell Brown OF
Rhode Island and ox-G1yernor william L. Merriam
Of Minnesota. MURRAY lIII'l-'onsf'Ssmhn IT, y
Ansoy and : W Mccall of Massachusetts. VAL
DoRF state Controller James y. Roberts. - Hn,-
falo. Eckley T. COKE. ~ PENNSYLVANIA. ""1 James
A Gary. Of Baltimore WINDSOR Albert Ftk u
Louisville.
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,cc,.ern or rXAcT1NG AN ILLEGAL FEE.

AINI SID OF T1-NfT ~ ~ ''
The action Of Ira Leo Hamburger the lawyer
against Sheriff Euttling and MS deputy idi''e'
Casey. on order directing th"m u S""" 'i'',
why they should not be punished Tor contempt {"
,,, came nm before Surrogate Abbott yesterday.
Mr. Bamberger accuses the Sh'rin OF Illegally OK
acting a fee OF 81 from him and with accepting Il
bride OF So from Simon Wynn. According 70 MI
Ran,5argers complaint. Mr.. Casey the deputy
agreed 20 refrain from committing wynn 10 jan
ON the payinent 20 him (Casey) OF so. casey say y
~, mid co. and -cfusod 10 pav more Mr.. Hirsch. rep
resan;inp Nessrs Ruttllng and Casey SAID the Sherl
knew nothing personally OF the alleged excessive zee
Of &; but he said the charg" was legal h-Nri,n -,
less He submitted affidavit from easy IN "H'cn
h. Saws he never received money rom an "'
asked for it, Casey tn" reason i"r Hol S'i "
AZ the time and would die II taken TO jan. SuiIo-
gate Abbott took the papers.
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president L. NJ Small Grace Church, Jersey city;
third vice-president. F. VI. lurnham WarwlCk' y.
y. fourth vice-president ". \. Allen, St Paul 5
Church, Jersey city: corresponding secretary w.
T. Taylor James Church. Jersey city; recording
secretary Miss {. f. Johns JIackensack; treasurer.
T. H. Weaver First Church, Hoboken At the
evening session the address was delivered Oy the
Rev. .. t. Wilson, of Brooklyn.
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HOME NEWS.

r.. rnu,s pm Local Nrws. trbirh r,pr,s,nf NJ ne
cruspap,rs Ntir York Cfg mat arr r'c'r'n7 me ''
.,oph u,s Of n, t',d hGs ~ h,ddqndrt'r' o. No
o. 1,1r V,,r York CffU An Information and doetnn'nh
orp,i,c M. NAV ho't h'ddgrGri'r' and 'V l
men he dtsrbu,d 70 nj Iird TrSss n,iefpap'f On nn
e,t and the tnied Ir,'s for d"'"na'" throughout ms
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KEARNY.

Thomas Ward. Water Purveyor OF Kearny WHO
was charged with embezzling $50 OF the town funds
was arraiGned before Judge Hudspeth in the Cen
eral Sessions Court at Jersey City yesterday. ana
pleaded guilty. lie was sentenced 10 one years I'M
prsonment in the Ienitentiary and 10 pay a line
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COMMERCIAL BANK ASSETS SOLD.

" y Dvkeman receiver of the Commercial Bank
Yesterday sold at public auction nearly all the re-
manning assets the bank. the face value OF which
was about s2Ol 0Oo. They brought only S,"'9 Inc
$50 shares Of the Brooklyn Warehouse ana Dry
Dock Company bought by cyrus Il. Shapes
a % $3.50
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"Chacaqua."
"Chacaqua."

Phillips Digestbe Cocoa
Ia more delicious In taste and aroma than any oeher
preparation OF cocoa o chocolate. Easily dSestso
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Announcements

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A new collar.