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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
THE BDyD SYyDTCATE'S PROFITS.

II was the talk Of wall street yesterday that the
Belmont Morgan syndicate was ready to divide
about l2DDCO In cash among s members That
enormous represents the proht "' the syndicate
on the nes Government loan. The division OF the
u,o0, is c.n.c,,d T., b. ma to-day. and an easier
money market f. looked for In consequence.
The Government purchased y2."o"" In gold and
pad for IT In per cent bonds having thirty years
10 run. and II was stipulated that one-haf OF the
gold should he imported. The proht 10 the Hyh'l-
cate was the difference IN the price ht when the
bonds were received I'm payment for the gold and
the price at which the syndicate sold the bonds TO
the public In this country and abroad. Bonds
amounting to SDuOC0 were sold In thiS country
and the rest Of the bonds were sofa abroad me
syndicate thus gets back ~ per cent VI w" "ohey
spent for bonds IN this country. A., o...,, -
was not definitely known TO ,ns ~ ,h mn
or the city yesterday how the ncnD'is y. we sy"u-
cate would receive their dividends Dut " W OK
p.cted that the money Will be paih III nann mo,c ,
II was believed by some that the paynents would
be made by checks Oh tho National f~Ek oSak, the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.

Ci.v Clerk Edward w. Wooey. Of Jersey CITY.
Yesterday announced that he Intended 10 break up
the habit city officials have of selling their salary
warrants in advance. There is law prohibiting
the practice but it is dead letter MI Nooiiey
saws the business Of his Office is delayed. so great
is the extent of the custom. He will deliver May
warrants 90 usual on June l. but on July the new
order will go into effect. matter whom IL ma! III
convenience. \,
Mrs. Annie Treiber, aged thirty-three, or NO. ~
Tborne-st died at the City Hospital yesterday
from the effects Of arsenic. sef-administered MFs'
Thorne had serious attack Of illness ten years
AGO and had been of unsOund mind ever since
then on Wednesday night at II o'clock she WOKE
her husband and told him his sister mad lett a
note on the kitchen table for him. but that ne must
not read IL until morning. Mr.. Treioer was aoSn.
TO 20 10 sleep again when Il occurred 10 mn ''s
he al once got 'sp and read the letter ~ vas
from his wl.e. instead Of his sister. ana to'n MN
that had taken poison. ie az ohC. a and
then sent the woman 10 the hospital - w" VIZ
The second trial of Thomas McI,aren at Jersey
CITY for the murder OF Jenny Kri,le. his common
law wife was continued yesterday. There was some
that he heard Mrs Mulvaney and Mrs. Denarest
say that when McLaren was tried the sec2hu I'm.
me, the co M2ua ta ered hat rs Mulvaey called
at the Jail some time aco 70 see Mci:tfc';, an
that McLaren told her that If she won-d 'eI Ihe
truth abol, the shooting. be would 50 ilec. Sne
replied tha, she had intended TO DO so. but now
she would not Prosecutor Winfield subjected sonar
70 a rigid examination. but could not shaHs
his testimony McI.aren told his story as he told
Il at the frs; tr.al-tha Mrs Kn'le tired TO Snoot
him. but Shot herself while he was Try inS TO tax
the Jury NJ - O'Clock this morning.
The Jersey City Board Of Finance last night re
Commits ,ioners proposed TO make with the Jersey
City Company for a water supply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The horse OF Alfred y. Lewis. n Wall street
brokcr ran away IN Flatbush on Wednesday after
noon throwing out OF the wagon Mr. Lewis and his
mothcr and sister Mr.. Lcw.s's left leg was broken
above the knee. his mothers collar bone was
broken and his sister sustained n compound fract-
ure OF the right arm
The CITY Clerks ONCE budget last year was S2'@0
This wear Mr. benjamin. the clerk. asks for 81 $50.
OF which 1850 Is for salaries OF clerks and as
estanis 81 90 for contingencies aud $3.50 is clerk
hire for rcndcxins and rearranging records, etc
Mr. BENJAMIN has written the Board Of Estimate.
explaining why he wants the Increased allowance
complimentary dinner viii bc given for J. Ed
ward Swanafrom, president Of the Board Of Educa-
ton ty the members OF the board. at the Montauk
club on Tuesday evening. May II. The aniir Is In
the hands Of James Wier. Jr. william VI. DAVIS.
Charles H. Tcale. Franklin W. Hooper and Henry
w. Maxwell
Mayor schieren yesterday sent TO the Legislature
his disapproyai OF the bill TO Increase the pay Of
Aremen The Mayor says the most rigid economy
will be necessary this year, IN order 10 keep city
expenses down TO the legal limit
Ex-AssembIymnn Michael T.. Finncgan yesterday.
through his attorney. Amet +. jerks. applied to
Justice Bartlett OF the Supreme Court. for a
mandamus 10 compel Register Granville W. Iiar-
man and County Clerk snffen TO recognize Mr.. Fin
ncgan az The holder OF contract with them TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Department Commander John G sho'.S '"e'
number OF Sons OF Veterans on wednesday ''s"'
I'm the CITY Court room. and the hrst steps were
taken toward the organization OF camp OF SONS VI
Veterans Eighteen names were secured "no"s
trtm being those OF Alderman Henry 'au.' Inv Nv
Frederick IL Davenport. Thomas Ewing Jr' GEORGE
Peene son OF Mayor Poenc; j. Joseph Lawrence
CIV Editor OF .rhe Statesman" and Abram IL.
Ton,pkins. son OF Alderman Tompkins
Dav,d Havley will erect a handsome brick build
Ing ON the site OF the structure in Maln-st when
was damaged by fire last week Ine ,ohH So ~.
Yacht cub viii build new CLUBHOUSE 10 Cost
81 40 in G,cnwood. near the foot OF Po.ni-st Inc
work Of driving the piles is now In progress 49,,
Frederick Morley. jr.. OF No. 5Ss South broadway;
died "Wednesday from dphtheria. He is the second
enid that Mr. Morley had lost this month from the
There Is considerable activity among the members
NJ the Yonkers Cornthar Yacht Gun IN g",tn.
boats IN commission. Alber, A. skinner IL about
10 launch the Ade.c the Hester was put III COM
mission Yesterday. and Charles +. Adaes steam
launch Nered mas returned from Nyack thor
oughly overhauled. , ,,.a,.,,,
AZ an early hour YESTERDAY morning. patroi,na an
Rradv found Joseph May. s.Nty-three years 90, oI
City Island wandering IN Getty SQUARE. ne was
taken to headquarters for sate-keeping. ana reIa-
flyes took him home in the afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
NEWARK.

Summonses were served yesterday in four suits
'nggregating $500 against the Consolidated Trac-
dsion Company for alleged injuries received on the
electric cars.
Amendment Day celebrated yesterday by
the colored people with picnic at Bay View Park
morninc The Rev Mr. Conlon colored. OF Phila-
delphia was the orator OF the day.
After the session o. the NcW-Jersey Court or
Pardons a, Jersey CITY Yesterday. Sheriff L"hl-
bueh. OF Newark. received notice from The secre-
tarv OF State Henry C. Kelsey. who IL the clerk
a. the board. that The board had refused 10 inter
fere with The carving ont Of the sentence Of death
pronounce 80 Judge Dcpue in the case % Henry
E3hi. the ItIrlerer II Joseph Preinel. his cousin
last Jurc Ylcinel lccoyol a creek a
lonely snot on the meadows. his skull fractured
by a blow and he then thrown into the creek
where Ms body was found the following morn
ing The execution will take place Thursday May
&C. II the Governor does lot give him another lease
OF life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
6O-62 West 23d ST.

index certain records In their offices. The Register
and Clerk maintain that Mr.. Ennegan Is not an
.xpcrt at indcking records. and that one OF his
hooks contained 40 mistakes Hence they VIII
have none OF him.
Mrs Sarah Fisher yesterday brought suit against
pr Darwin " Waugh for $4,000 In the city Court.
alleging that In July 1892. result OF neglect on
the part OF the doctor. she was afflicted with blood
poisoning causing nervous prostration. the loss
OF a part Of her left hand and an affection OF the
eyes.
The German American Improvement Company has
offered nfty acres OF unoccupied land In the Tween
ty-sixth ward, and Major /. H. McNulty has
offered acres In Flatbush. 10 the committee
rcc.ntly amounted TO procure unoccupied lands TO
be ucd 10y The poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Cat SHOW Madison Square Garden
Inspector McLaughn's trial. Court OF oyer anu
Termner. ,.,
Review Of 22d Regiment. armory p. m
Association OF Unon exPrisoners OF the war; ISL
Regiment Armory. p. n. 49,
Ar; students Leaeue fancy-dress ball, NO. 10
West Fifty-seventh-s,. p m.
vo,r 0,Rr,e, Democracy meeting. Cooper Union.
7.
Hetty Green reference case before Referee An
derson. 900
Metropolitan Stenographers' Association NO SS'
West Twenty-thirl-s,.. p. M
Meetings OF Police and Docl, Commissioners
Trade and Labor Organization conference. No 1@
Bowery. p. m.
Closing exercises OF Pilgrim Congregational
Church Industrial School. 100 p.
Norma! College Alumnac housevarming. NO. $40
East Seventy-socond-s,., 10 6 p m
Mark Levy before noon prayer-meetng. No. NS
FultOn-St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
FATHER YonYszst.s nIsrnArGEp

Father Matthias Yodysz.us. pastor o. ~" P'l'h
Lithuanian Church In North Tentn-s'. agp"dr"i
before Justice G1cit,ng n the Leo AvenI" foN'e
Cour, yestcriay IN answer 20 to summons secure
by Joseph Rulasha;sky ani h.s prospective" hf'''.
Cons;arz, Zernoa wo.ky Rho charged him Win tax
Ing so from them on Tuesday night 10 mafrS them
and then falling 20 perform tho ceremony Father
Yoiyszsus tod ~" Court that ~ intended marrying
tho couple on Sunday. as Il ~as necessary. hcfoF'
Sc c.ull perform The ceremony TO T"ai o." DAB.
fr,rn the altar. he icciarei tat -" "hisk"f ~.
been drunk hy TIE couple voluntarily. ana iAtt ii'
orlx reason IN. requested 20 D." left alone n4in me
Young woman 20 que-flon fer. - ne nal -i j..
s.o0I fha, -" Vah already married Iusic" 'l'i-
ting advised inc ITcft - r"'unI tlc money. ""'s'
lie al and lcfi the courtroom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
yoYFS FROM THE NAVY YARD

As was foroshadowed In The Tribune at the time
of her going out OF commission last September,
the sloop-of-war Portsmouth Is 10 be turned oyer
to the Naval Reserve OF New-Jersey AZ a training
ship The date for her transfer. however. has not
been fixed with the Lancaster fulfilling her duties
as n gunncry school and the little Portsmouth in
the hands Of the Jerseymen. the yard Will be clear
Of idle vessels.
The torpedo-boat StIletto is due at the yard this
morning with heads for the torpedOes OF the
New-York and Columbia, from the Newport Naval
Station
for Panama where they Will join the Monterey.
and on their arrival the vessel VIII continue her
cruise southward touching at GuyaQuil. Esmsralda
and BuenA Ventura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
CONCERT AT JAMES NJ f. CHURCH.

Mayor Strong an. Mayor scnleren were expected
10 be present lat evening AZ concert gwen 81
Jarcs Methodist Episcopal Church. H"ii-''" ana
Nonroe-si under tho AUSPICES % the james YOUNG
Mems roaguc They nerc uravollahiy absent. now
eyer TO the great disappointment OF the apIl"n'"
Job E. Helgcs. however. Mayor Strongs secretary
was present and made an address which drew foTiA
much applause An excellent musical progfariin"
WIS rendered Among tho performers ""I" Mss
rc,ria Han soprano. Miss May whitney. con
,r,ifo. Signor Narescalchi barytone. waiter Roger
ami II ! MygIants. corn"'!sis. 'hcTict II h'"h'
a"c,mnarisf. Nr and Nir-. Charles VI Whitncy ana
family Of brooklyn. knoHn a. The Mozart 10Y
irt I" and Judge" william u. Green. huWo!isi Ire
a0tlr was given FOR ne benefit OF the bulIi!ns ana
poor fund OF the League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN
r. V. B. NEWTON AGAIN IN COURT

MKANE's LIEUTENANT CHARGED WITH INTiMI-
DATioN AND OPPRESSION BY NJ. oHANLoN.
Richard Van Brunt Newton. one Of Mechanics
licutcnants. who was recently discharged from the
Klngs County Penltentiary. was before Judge Gull
len in the supreme Court yesterday charged by
Michael O'IIanon with intimidation and oppres-
sion. Recently q IIanlon brought an action against
Newton for 81 900 damages for false Imprisonment.
for having sent him to the penitentiary for
vagrancy. although O'Iianon was at the time I'D
orally supplied with money
Almet f. jerks representing Newton. moved to
strike the case from the calendar on the ground
that the plaintiff had agreed 10 discontinue It, To
this OIianlons lawyer, Sanders Shanks. objected.
saying that his client Monday last had met
Newton by appointment a settlement having pre-
viously been proposed by the cx-Justice. Instead.
however of arranging the details OF this settle
ment Mr. Shanks said Newton succeeded in
Turing O'Hanon to New-York City. There they
met two men. and the four of them proceeici 10 a
liquor-store where. 1t is alleged. O'Hanlon was
Piled with liquor till he no longer responsible
for what he did. Then according TO Nj ShanHs.
~, two men who said thcy we're Central once
drteCiIycs threatened 10 railroad" o'Ianlon .
Sing sing on hung M" charges against MN II
f r n' All 10 n,h1itv in the damage suit pending
against him. - Hanlon IL was said, hardly Know =
lag what he dd ana 'n,,mda,ed oy IN, I'M ~
continuance OF the action was yesterday app"cH
for. .
Of Mr. Shanks. persmpiorily denied the motion 70
strike the case from the calendar, and II VIII
come TO trial In the course OF two weeks
Sergeant McCloskey. in charge o. the Detective
Bureau nj Police Headquarters. said last nigh,
Ir si r.. s',ncrln;.ndart Rvrncs knew nothing
whatever OF his matter. that he was not acquainted
with either . uanlOn or Shanks ana no detectives
from the Central once had been VITA O'Ianlon
at any time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
ALLEGBD REFORIED BURGLAR on A BTCYCLE

Joseph Silver alias Llss. No. 1893 Rogucs Gal
lcry, the alleged reformed burglar. who is now
under indictment on charge OF bribery made
against him by Central once Detective Jacob Me
Manus. and who was ordered OF Essex Mar
ket Police Court a few days ago by Justice Burke
because he persisted In lettering around without
any apparent business was a prisoner In that court
yesterday morning. Policeman John Hodge, Of the
Eldrdge-st. station arrested him for running over
threc-and a half year-old August Straub with n hi
cycle and also for striking the child's father when
demonstrated with The boy lives al No. 2l6 Ed
ridgc-st.. and was run down AT Eldrdgc and Stan
ton SITS. Silver was held In 500 bail 10 await the
result Of the child's injury. and was locked up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

TWO CIGARETTE GIRLS COME TO BLOWS ABOUT
LOVER
Tessie Moran and Maggie Nady. each fourteen
years old Of Nos 81 and 32j East Thiriy-hfth-st,
cigarette girls brought to the Yorkvile Police
Court yesterday FOR fighting in the street at Thirty
nfth-st. and Tirst-ave on wednesday evening
Tessie has beGu-one Matt Omen. fourteen
years old Of No. 33i East Thirty-hfih-st Maggie
who is Italian. liked him too Believing that Tessie
was the favored one. Maggie sought TO annoy her
by speaking disparag.ngly az Matt and the fight
began. 4 great crowd gathered and Policeman
Martin II. Fch. OF the East Thirty nfth-ai station.
forced his way through the mob and separated the
fighters. The girls clothing were In ribbons. their
hands and faces were bloody and their hair hung
in tangled folds over their shoulders. Police Justice
deuel. told the Gerry officers TO look up the girls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

Police Commissioner Roosevelt was asked yester-
day about statement that the Police Board Is a
bipartisan body which he is reported to have
made In response to a question asked by Dorman
H. Eaton at the annual meeting Of the New York
CiVii Service Reform Association. held Wedncs-
DAY night Mr.. Roosevelt said: THE Police Board
Is now a bipartisan body its members being two
Republicans and two Democrats. In It's actions IL
viii be absolutely non partisan. The examine lions
are put into the hands Of the Board OF Police In
stead OF In the hands OF the Civil Service Board.
but they VIII be just straight Cvii Service ex-
aninations as under the civil Service Board"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
THE CLERK STOLE 500.

William II. Taylor formerly clerk In the en-
nloy OF I.oescr & Co. the Fion-st. drygooGs nrrn
was arrested yesterday charged with stealing siF
In money and 500 In checks from the firm one day
last week Taylor admits his sull'. lie has vile
and child living at No. ga koscuskoh' INyior
tntcrccpted a cash-girl Addie Van Week In "A GiIk
message and substitute! tin box filled with MUS
Tor the cash box which she was carrying IL va
nor the cashier wanted the change made. TaylIr
says ne has the money deposited IN "A Ne"-forN
Ia nix and that the checks are all right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
MOUNT VERNON.

The Republican City Convention OF Mount YER
non met on Wednesday evening and nominated
candidates for local Offices and outlined the work
for the spring campaign. George II. Brown one
of the leading business men. was nominated LOT
CITY Supervisor. and Charles II. Weiss ior As-
sessor The latter has been assessor for several
wears and his wide knowledge OF real estate anu
lie valucs has made him most popular among me
neonle II Is believed that he will be re-electe,i
BY a large vote, inasmuch as pemocianc as wen
as Republican votes Will be cast LOT hn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CONTRADICTIONS de Mauny-Talvande. OF
France FIFTH AVTNUE-Ex- Governor Royal I.
Taft of Rhode Island OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
80 49, a. ~ PHILADELPHIA MURRAY
iii General Wr,jam g. Franklin. of Hartford.
and Horace f. Scuddcr OF Cambridge. Mass PAhh
AvENUE-Admra Richard w. Meade. |. : ~
CT DrNIS-Coonel Drury-Lowe. of England.
V1NDsOR-D F. Jones' OF Pittsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
ELIZABETH.

John NJ Hcthed. postmaster OF Painted. was
sued in the supreme Court for 500 damages by
the cx-Chier OF Police and exWar1on Of the county
jail. Charles W DOid. who alleged the posiinas-
Ter had dcfrauded him In the sale OF 4 cOalyard IN
Planield owned by Mr.. Hetfeld The case was
on trial for two DAYS in Elizabeth bcfore Judge
Van Syckel and q jury i.es; night. after being
locked up several hours. the jury agreed a YER
diet Of $40 for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
4 LEAGrE TO HELP coloRED People

LEAGUE TO HELP COLORED PEOPLE.
The Douglass League. an organization when has
FOR its ohc-. the Improvement OK me condition OF
coloreI residents OF Brooklyn. was Organized ~
the house Of the Rev. ". r. LaNton ~. 30 Bridge
ST. on Wednesday 'ven!rs. The following ofhcefa
were unanimously elected: George T. Nsccan. r..
president: j. q. Scotland frat vcc-Yroslent. W
Ncwbcrry. second vlce-pfosi'nt. " 4 lA"i'n'
corresponding secretary. ". d Dotson. recording
secretary. anl Ola. Jackson. treasurer.
The secretary was directed 10 forward 20 OK
Speaker Mahy a .oii'r thanking him for MS wof"
In securing tho passage u a BIZ now before TIE
q 1vcrnor. Inakas T. punlshat." onenc" t1r ans
one - discriminate against man ~ Anoihrf cli't
The league which originated v.th ~ l.Awton.
VIII DE e~--nfal.y Republican lr iis political ia'th
an! y hopes 20 Doc All" % t.ftn'f ~" .ni'f'''s
Of the cl.trei people not only 90 ,al. city, bat ~
tho state well
one o. tie foiigtcs VII hc hufrsT = statistic
concerning the usg ross % ih.s ana Other siaf"s ana
A monthly paper wi be- published tn meeting 4.
VIII De- held Tor some time - com" ~ 40 -4'
I,rtgs-.f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10

DISMISSED FROM THE FEDERAL SElsNI'L.
United states Marshal Hayden. OF brooklyn. yes
,c,d,v r.renptorily dismissed from the Federal
service Deputy Marshal Jnmes Big5art ana George
". Lewis a guard. for allowing Charles Johnson.
the t,osorice burglar. to escape from their custody
near Salamanca y. Z. on Wednesday morning. a.
they were taking him 20 Fort Smith Ark Tor
trial on charge Of robbing posioiiice In Eureka.
A. p,o,,rt hare nm unblcnishei record Tor eff
c'.ncv and, wat hfulness until this week IL ms
nearly Twenty-Five years service ~ d'puty-inar-
eh.I 'tc never allowed a prisoner 10 escip" him
lie was much affected yesterday, and said he Was
going TO leave Brooklyn IL admitted that II ne
Rad obeyeI orders Johnson would not have escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
HOME NEWS.

n, rnr,d Py,,s Locnf Nrms rhich r'"''"n" az NV
c,rsDnpers In N,r-York cify mat ARE ''o''r'"o "e "
~ ,s q, N. fpu,d Tr,ss has rs h'adqudrers at
No 81 Ann ST. York CftN An 'nformh'o" an" ""o"
,o,n FOR pubiic MAY be sent 10 more h'o"q"d'' w"
men ,cii then be dsribufcd 10 all me c"e" fre'" "'"'
papers IN Ms ofty and TO me t"'ea f'e'' '0' "'''"'
ton throughout ne country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
Az HEIR TO 5000 MARKS WANTED.

T. T. Mueller a baker. at No. l02 Mescrole-st.. -
ondeavorlng 10 find John KornnaUse.. who has fallen
heir 10 1000 marks by the death OF his father IN
his native land. Saxony. Germany. Young k'rn,
ha,scl len his home eight years sgo for America and
since that time nothing mas been heard or seen
OF him by his relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
"Chacaqua.''
"Chacaqua'

Phillips Digcstbe Cocoa
Is more delicious In taste and than other
preparation Of cocoa or chocolate Easily digested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-10
Announcements

Il. a. w.
\ new collar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-27

A petty break was made, about A. NJ,
Saturday, at the grocery store of Barstow
& Nickerson. Entrance was gained by
bursting in the cellar door in tho rear and
gaining admittance to the store above
through that door. City Marshal Drake
began to quietly investigate, and by re-
suit of skillful work, three boys occupy a
cell at police headquarters. Their names
are Parker Talbot, aged Is years, Algie
Harding, 1 years, both of this city, and
Willie Hicks, aged 10, Of Augusta. The
The city marshal noticed the suspicious
actions of one of the boys and by over
hearing remark made by another boy,
began to question Hicks, who finally con-
fessed the whole affair, charging Talbot
and Harding with entering the building
Talbot was arrested and when placed In
the cell at the station he confessed, but
laid the blamc on Hicks The boys
stories differ only in who got the spoils
1t is not known just what the boys got
but it is thought about $l.G0 in pennies
and nickcls, some tobacco and other small
articles. The boys will be given hear
ing, Monday morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1895-05-27
SPARKS FROM NAME WIRES.

Gen. Neal Dow of Portland, delivered
an address in the Congregational church,
South Berwick, Sunday evening, under
the auspices of the local W. c. r. U. The
church was packed with people.
At $50 p. NJ, Saturday, fire destrovyed
n house and stable ON Water street, Me-
chanic Falls, owned by the Archibald
heirs and occupied by Clark Goodwin
Loss on buildings, $500; insurance,
$1,000 Goodwin's loss. 5000; no insurance.
The grand jury In the York county
supreme judicial court reported, Satur-
day morning, 26 indictments. of which
the following are made public: Howard
Stirk, Sanford compound larceny; Fred
Witham. Edgar Sleeper of Alfred and
John Bean of Biddeford, all larceny :;
George NJ. Boston. Wells, assault with
intent to rape; Edward j. Blachder and
Agnes Bates Saco, adultery. No bill was
returned against DR.. Plaisted of Sanford,
charged with abortion. Court adjourned.
Saturday, until June s.