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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
Why HE vOUCHED FOR WLAUGHLfN.

MIR. ST1I.r1NGS WRITES TO THE POLICE BOARD
Ex-DETEcr1vE JACOBS TO BE TRIED.
The Police Commissioners at their meeting yes
terday received a communication from Superin-
tendent Constable OF the Building Department In
which he suggested that II would be well TO have
proper fire escapes placed all station houses in
which there is only single means OF communica-
ton between floors. The matter referred to the
Committee on Repairs and Supplies.
The Commissioners received a letter from Will
lam f. Stillngs. attorney OF No. 271 Broadway
nation as to why he vouched for John F. Nc
Laughlin. a candidate for appointment on the police
force. who rejected because he had been in
dicted for a criminal assault. Mr.. Stillings Is a
Tammany leader In his letter he said that he
signed that voucher for Mclaughlin In October
1894. and the latter was not indicted until April
1885, that the complaint was not made until three
months after the alleged commission OF the offence
that Mclaughlin protests his innocence. and that
1t is cardinal principle of law to presume a man
innocent until he is proved guilty. President
tory
William H. Bell, of the late Admiral Bell
was permanently appointed secretary of the Police
civil Service Board at a yearly salary of 5000
William b. Dobbs permanently appointed chief
examiner at the same salary
The Commissioners decided in executive session
10 try ex-Detective-S Sergeant Jacob on charges of
being absent without leave since August II. when
signed the Commissioners have no power TO com
pei him to stand trial on the charges made by
TO London to get their defaulting bookkeeper. The
firm accused him OF refusing to give an accounting
the Department member Of the force who resigns
must continue to do duty until his resignation is
ing that his resignation ended his connection with
the Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS At TIE EXCHANGES.

The only sale held at the salesroom yesterday
was in partition by William Kennedy. In whIch
cx-Recorder Frederick Smyih the referee. Inc
property No. hundred Ian feminist. a
thrce-stcry brick dwelling and lot. l5xlW1 10. was
knocked down to Ellen Johnson. plaintiff. for sow
panys effects was adjourned to September H.
The sale OF No 53l West Twenty sixth-st. has been
set aside by the Supreme Court owing to the low
price received for the property. Timothy Donovan
was the purchaser and the price paid was only
5000 -
Folsom Brothers have sold for Mary Cone two
lots Nos 2i and 2i3 East Forty hfth-st. ut pri-
waite contract to Elias Kempner. ,,,
William H. Greene has sold for Allen McCulloch
the fourstory dwelling 1GSxS9 feet No. O. East FIJI.
tythird-s, northwest corner OF Parkave' i0' "oo"'
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
low TREASURY BALANCE.

Washington, Aug. 81 The official hsures a ,1s
:. 49, shov thai the general Treasury balance
stands at slsl.5s4Ss7 This includes sz'S'0-"
bursed on account Of bonds and ih'e'es ' '
month. which VII not appear uhi' '"'
~ Aue,st Is made on September !, - ,ound IN he
Deducting this the actual balance gee reached since
si.,' Sfrcb uhen the Treasury began 10 l1ance
The proceeds Of the sale of bonas is Something
% ,b $50 600 90 and this is. necessarily, nesig
among the several 5ere mas been no
10 transfer funds by teiegrapn , as
point to another IN order 10 e issue and Treasury
DfS,ais do not believe they VIII be conpe'e' ~
DO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
,,,,..mo, u,pp1ss CONDITION IMPROVED

vash,ngton Aug. AL. q. Harris. the ve"'.a
se"s,nr f,om tennessee was taken i'll at ms ho"'e
in this city last night ana na iGr reports him
impyoved ana. in his opinion. out Oh oa"s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aug 2l.-Cotton steady mlddlirg. -ldc,
low middling. Hide good ordinary, G6i6c. net and
~ bales uncludng IA bales cotton
sales. 10 bales; stock rpiS bales
Norfolk. AUG. Election nrm middline. ne. low mid
ding. ia-iGc, good ordinary. 1.c; net nnd gross l"
ceips bales exports coastwisc $50 bales. sales.
bales. stock. ,sst bales
New. Orleans. Aug ?i-Cot,on steady: good mlddling.
II 6c: mlddling. ne; low mddng Gf,c good orli-
nary, dp6c net ana receipts bales. exports to
the Continent. aSo bales. ccastwsc. IA bales
sales 400 bales. stock 7i.si1 bales
Savannah, Aug .i-cotton Holders ntmer. market
nomnaiy unchanged middlng &c. low midd.ng II lie,
good ordinary. 6sc net receipts II bales dncudng I
bale OF cotton, II bales, exports coastwsc.
81 bales; sales. IL bales, stock. 400 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
ASSIGNMENT OF SUPREME COURT JUS
TICES.

Washington. Aug. Glowing to the death Oh JUS
,ice Jackson it became necessary 10 mani
sr,,rarnent Of the assignment of Justices OF the
os court ~ the several circuits. This has
hesn done by Chief Justice Fuller. and to-day II
was received at the office of the clerk OF the court
The following are the assignments:
First Circuit Justice Gray; second. Jus stice
iS,Iler. 6fth Justice White; sixth, Justice broWn.
seventh Justice Harlan; eighth, Justice brewer
tn once of clerk of the court was closed TO-
aay IN respect 10 the late Associate Jusce otIUns'
ga a~ whose funeral took place at Readhs'
Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

iioth-st n 8 go II 9 o. Boulevard. 1G.sx99 H.
Maria l. simonson to Charles Fisher. .,..,,o -
Ticbou-ave, s. 700 # Of lsith-st, lvXz" 4,
G Charles II Collins TO Marie l. Collins
Woos,er-s Nos 0s,.. 10 nd ". Noah Green ana ~
wife 10 William II Bronx. exchange property. ."
Loril'ard Place g. 300 IT Of Pelham-aye 90 s,o
x2ooG y part Maggie J Freer TO Arson Fdeer z'W
1'3d,s n :, 800 Il e Of Trinity,ave lopxi" 1
Inerner '"'o'ore " i"o'"as ana WIZ 200
ie7thst s. - Il . Of simpsons o5xoo; Frank 90,
a Blume to August Sendelbeck. ............... ~"
TO Lie NJ son,@ 'y anu 49, i"'"'"' 1900
17th-st. > go II W Of sth-ave 7ixI27x15ix -
Soth-st. 200 # of 2d-ave. 25xiO22 Nathan 3,
Levy and wife to Herman woltmau .;...... /
sVth-st. 8. Ia n Q Of 2d-aVe .DxlO2.2, Hanrah
Levy to Nathan Levy ..........................
ssth-st. s. So # Of 4,h-ave. 25.sxioos;
Charles Morgan. referee to Emanuel iieiiner - -oo
43d-st. 5. 100 It g Of il,h-ave. 75xlOo5; Rufus
Jones To Sarah J Rice ..................::.
Bish,st : s., PIGS # W Of Anthony-ave 2'Sso;
1i2th-st. so II Of 3d-ave 26xiO0 10; Abra-
ham Davis - Rebecca Davis..................,
lar: Henry Nobel and wife to Max Marx:
Madiron-aye ilail # o. lii t 2'Mo 90 ,a7
Brcgs-ave. n :. lot 1853. map Laconia Park. 21x
lo2 ox2'x'29; Levi II Mace and wife TO William 40
White fIains.ayc = s. lot IL map Of Wakefield.
skies: Jasper VI ode and wife to karolina 200
CoumbuS-avc. e g. 800 # 5 Of ioGh-st 2,x75
Elizabeth briggs Ia Catherine O'Dea..:.....:. !
l9th-s,. Nos l2s, 1870 and l32 West Joseph Doyle 3,
and wife TO Edward Jansent.
irregular. William Rankin and wife to J. Duncan :,
7th,a~c n W corner II i2otl-st 100 Iixi25 Fran
els \ Clark and wife 10 Hugh ON@ll ii""Vo
i23ih-st No Sal West Charles II Tfuax. referee ooo
l2is-st. n s. $50 It W Of 7th-ave. l7xloo II: also
n l2ist-s 800 II OF 1th-ave AXlUll = .,
part; Philip Weinberg TO Louis Clark rss::,s:
Frances T Lord to Henry II Nai.....-........ i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
CRITICISM OF THE ADMINISTRATION
BARRED

Washington, Aug. 2l-One OF the appol's.'t sa,.
Of Presidential postmasters yes'erua! Wa,ter Y,
me- mo nemocrat, appointed about year ago
Mr. LYON is the proprietor Of newspaper a. ''a
citv called the "Irrgaor" There appeareah mon
eiiiorial columns article winch ISiTd some
en- a. inistration of President CleVeiahq
one forwarded copy Of the issue to the POST
Depal t'iIei, ,rhe result that Postnas'e 20
lyon was summary dismissed loT ms ana W s.
the Chief Magistrate OF me m""o
S,aley appointed TO succeed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BEST 4-stOry and basement broWnston D.
house and location near Office. $4,000.
decided bargain; others: all prices. STEN-
EMS. Columbus-ave., corner c3d-st.
HANDSOME lo-room house. elegantly and
newly furnished: first-class patronage ana
location: falling health cause, ehceiienl OPP
portunitv Address box 2OJ. !. az u way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
For SALE.


AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines; tuI.J
cuaranteed. nachinery bought and eX'
Changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. 39o Mad.'
sOE-st.
AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 30 Fulton
=. Sew-York. workshop machinery Noot
power). list free; wood-carving zoos Scroll
SAWS. designs and fancy woods WcuDdi0's
and breeders In operation.
4 BEAUTIFUL. almost new $3.50 grand
upright piano; latest improvements, thfrr
strings. three pedals. stool. cover, sa,n-
feed: mus, sell 1925. 223 West 3sth-st.
CIGARS FOR SALE in bond. $50 per
thousand: cigars made ~ best campo
bella tobacco: cigars made In Tcpic, MeNl-
go: samples at 2i6 East l21th-st.
FOR sALE.-Locksmith shop on account
Of going to Europe. ~ Amsterdam-a'e
FINE 81 DOWN. 81 WEEK. ~.
DIAMONDS. No trash. can or address VS..
WATCHES Co.. Maiden Lane, room :.
FOR sAI.E-First class meat business
For particulars. address Box 3lo, Scrah-
ton. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

Of a. L.. Drummond. formerly chief OF the United
States Secret Service. The detectives employed
by others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

GREATEST BARGAINS EVER VI
EEpED Fine light two seated carriage.
with extension top over both seats: used
one month. also fine plated harness. TWO
elegant laprohes. Apply 10 owner VINO
Is going abroad. 10 West 4ith-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
AnMY ORpEns

Washington. Aug, u 'SpV'''"
Army orders have been Issued .,.,. Granted
CAPTAIN Thsn = seyhu,n' iVn 'ccr,iHcae
s9snse 10 ray s az nom July ~ and r. cN,c"i
AZ soch 20 include Aasesi SSs,o,smner l. granted
Rocond Lieut. rnani Albeit g. llal,eh 80, tho tiation
The following assenmen ana ,ns" af Engineers
ordered Major James y 1resoLs ,, mo" At Cinrn.
orders vii proceed to ani ,a f,srnl W Lockwood
OF The duties now IN his charge Malo viii proccod
upon being relieved 10y Major ureY"i' and relieve
First Lieutenant William W, Hairs % nv Wy sptain
temporarily Transferred TO t III H. Nash com
issary of Subsistence is relieved from az . REQUIRES
operation of 80 much OF special oruv, ond depot
him 10 nerform the duties OF purchashs *" 81, # he
conmssary Of subsistence at port sIci Cofnnssary
will In addition to his duties as th ,,eib,o nerforrn
OF Subsistence Department Of The Co'u ,psp,tence al
those Of purchasing ccm'nissafy oi
Vancouver Barracks Washrgtoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

FOR FURNISHED FLATS ~ 10 head
quarters. over lOO 10 select nom any ~,
cation. no delay. Renting Department, w
shave. 3isi ana 32d SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

AN ARTIST wishes TO hire an old farin-
house or tcnant-hOuse ~ -FOUR 10 SIX
rooms In Connecticut; must be neat ana
cheap. T. W. C.. - West "th-s''' W"
ri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
FURNISHED ROOMS 10 LET.

COSTLY Furnished rooms, one or two gen
tltmen. cnnNeniences. priNa's house lea'-
enable. l.a Hat luth--t.
CHARLES At, "a Large AMI medium
size ruum. neatly furniHhcd, every con
N,nicnce, private family. terms IN 'iefair'
LARGE, pleasant, furnished Mont room,
with running water nnd large closets
moderate rent ..l West I'D 1t
10 i.eT \ neatly furnished lwo'wihdow
room. With bath, also mont hall tn"in
price moderate a. permanent parry N'
Lexington aNu.
.lsr 81, - EAST. Desirable, newly deco
iatrd and furnished tunmH, ivan'hahlr.
references
atrit Nr 40 NEhr nrsirnhlf Veil fut.
nishoi square aud hall iu"m4i WIN ~
priluf board. references required
ltiii.ar. pa WEat Private fnmll, viii
tent twu large We'll furnished 'o"mH, t'f
Ui'nUVa
-, WERr hsrli.H1 Large and small
quiet oums. al convenience, pil."l'
house, modotn sanitary plumbing mod"r
ate. owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fireman Katharine O. to Mary Curtis.
l.sih-st 3Osp q - OF ith-ave demand ....... vi
Same 10 y G Lehman. property. demand: ~
Boefner. Anna to Theodore q Thomas. l'S"- ~
cSlc Iobn Il 1 and we to c1tizsns savings Bank
Teecker-st 81 II OF cr'sby-s, year i2""
campbell cdrn1 1phn ~ "na ~ on 70 % $50
IIousman Jacob l. and wife To- stephen Duncan.
Coentes slip 20 10 Il Of pearsi. and adj .o.
Joining property years ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So"
Icnning. Mary NJ to James Geery. 10th =,
St 80 # q Avenue g I ysar .;,i;;;..';i. on
Banking CO. Hush-st. :ids II " ~ Anthony .,
jacob Sarah. to Fanny Levy No I, Jame---'. .oO.
Johann George and wife To the Mctrepoliian
Savings Hank. Siehhins-avc, ~ II ~ . .,
Jacob August ana vie 10 Henry lie J. weckcs.
JenchSiK KaTclina' To- l. g oicil : white
Plains ave part lot III. map Wakefield. year. '
Hrisss-avr s5s ii y n Of Trnyc'r-Si, yeer-.. $50
O'nricn. James and VII. To- the i'anf for SaNlnss
oyc ,c, ''.'.......,".,.'.. as,
same to Same. n 81 Gs,h.s aoso It " =. .,
oNcll. llurh. 'ni VII" to F,anc,. ! un." ., ~
' ,6.n M''r and .s,s.. y ysnTs' .' 30
smith William : to Charles 9 Glhcrt parcel
IN l2'h ward adjoining land NJ Hrrnard u
Nckcrman ana Institution FOR the Rlrd. 800 II a.
~ kingshrdgc Road demand y mr, .,,'';,n' ~
Spsngcr Joseph NJ and wife 10 Nrkheck In
,estmcni SAVINGS ana Loan CO. ~ America
An,honyave. 3GSo II II II Southern H'ul"- a., :,
sc ESri '' nenry' and wife to II Ruc,
ioih-a, 2a5 II Of 3d-ave. demand ;..;..... 2o'
No 1885 Madison-ave, No IL West "'h-F'' co
sIo,i caibarine If to Title ciuaan,ec and Trust
90 n IGth-rt *, n . ~ sh-ave. , years.. Csc
The 81 Iosephs institute for the Improvement ~
Rank road leading from West chester village TO
Zeregas Point Throggs Neck. contains 1910" - n,
Williams William H. to II N Williams. cor "a,
Seamanave and Emerson-s - yeifs'''''' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
DEvr THAr rHEY gaPLorfD Dhfhc''' 49,

Commissioners Of Accounts Terry ana DENNIS ''. n
MED Yesterday that they had employer o,,,
10 aid them In uncovcrins irregu'ai'es o,,n,ants
departments They said that expert Secoo' on" ga
hsa haa, ano.red hut that no investigation mao
been made ontsdc OF that of the BOOKS Of detectives
Other officials said that IN, scfs1 nnid soon be pre-
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HELP WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

TNpEWRlTEHS WANTED \lso ciu
cnt-d local SECRETARIES la all cities, grd
Income. an particulars. tnll or send
stamped envelope SOCIETY, I'm sth.ave,
WANTED An rnterprsng lady OF middle
axe tn take charge of business out of
city must be- willing 10 travel Address
MANAGER. Box .. Tribune Uptown or.
ncr. |. IA Broadway
' WANTED Ladies' and gentlemen In OUT
circulation department. salary or com
mission. "a desired. We offer diamond rings
az prizes to subscribers. be- sure 10 inclOse
ioc with your application for particulars.
The Southern Home. GOrlonsville. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

WASHING. Woman wants work "a nrs,-
class laundress: washing and ironirg by
the day and housekeeping. Mrs. NAN.
WILLIE. 81 Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
Ocean Steamers.
CUNARD LINE,

CUNARD LINE.
~ TO LIVERPOOL by QUEENSTOWN .
Euura. Aug ~. a. M I.ucania sept ~: noon
Campana. Aug 81. p. m Etrtria. Sept IL o. m.
umbfia sept I. a. m. Campana. Sept. rs noon
EXTRA SAILING. -
ArRANfA ................ Tuesday Sept. TO- 10 a. M
SERNIA ....................T pt ~ ~ n
From Pier 40. North River, foot OF ClntksonN
Cabin upward Second cabin so. w.
si5. according to steamer and Accommodations
steerage tickets and from all parts Of Europe al very
low For freight rad passage apply at the COM
panys Office No Bowling Green. New-York.
VERNON ii. BROWN 4 CO. General Agents.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

nv GIVING YEAR BOOKS your
memory In cloth covers instead 81 piH-
fashioned calendars. You command trdn"'
H. Ut-ERScU < 60, manufacturers.
~ Ross-st
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CLOSING PRICES or SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS
FURNISHED 6onses 60 Get.

GENTI.EMAN'S RESIDENCE
"A % foot, elegantly deco
rated estate; three years 5000. Apply at
POW ..R. Columhus-ave. corner sjth-st.
Office open Sundays and evenings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

BUILDING PLANS FILED.
The following plans for buildings ana ali"ra'o
were filed with Building Department:
New buildings:
Crescent-ave and JeffersOn-st. corner one ..
story frame stable. by Margaret Sionebridge ~
Wnosier--i Nos I19. Isl and l>3 seNenstory
brick storage house. by Flora sawyer oi y"
$50 West 142d .osl r"' XIV
iC.,th-st. n = 90 n W of FoX--t story frame . .
dwelling by Thomas Ganney .................. 80
Alterations:
looth-s ~ iis West. by Eugene Coll and VI
Volz to "A two-stofy brick stable. .......--:...
leah - and FTankln-aNe. = corner, ny fi"Hy
Roniamin To- a two-stoiy frame dwelling u
JeMeiscn-st and Fr1nklin-ave =" = corner by ,
Thomas + Gregg to q une-stOry fran" stable.
"a ave NJ .G7. By J. GDmp-echt. owner. ana
Julius IGeuss" lessee, to a four-sioIy lFam" q
f2Gth-st and 1ih-aNe. n . corner. by Charles W"ls-
becker. three-storS and basement brick
.
1,Oth- 81 80 SIS East (rearD by Mrs Fannie Wood.
to a one-story frame dwelling and worsslop
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nOARu AND ROOMS.

A NEWLY FURNISHED lpt 81 II"
Fast 2J.h-st.- Rooms reasonable 10 r.
fined people table board.
WEST SIDE. between slst and s1lh SIS
4 pleasant suite 81 rooms. win bo"du
private family. references eNchhnsrd' "''
cOlumbus-ave.. Box :.
18TH ST. 81 WEST Large ana smail
rooms: excellent table and service ua"-
sients and table boardcrs accommodltru
2GTu-sT.. 80 WEST. Millers Hotel
Renovated and r-iecoratcd, - present
euesrs have been here AVERAGE or elrNeh
years. secur. accommodations now Tor the
winter. call or send Tor circular.
asTIl-sT 10 VEST Very desirable rooms
with board: references gwen anu re-
quirrd.
53D- sT 81 WEST. Handsome rooms
suites and singlv: elegant back pa1,.'
suitable for physician. house ami l'o'e
superior In appointments; references.
l42p ST. o04 WEST. two doors west or
7th-aNe.-- Conveniently located, wen -Int-
nished room for iva gentlemen or gentle
man and wife. hot and cold water gas,
bath. private house. board.
III LEXINGTON AVE- Large rooms On
second hoor. also ballroom. substantial
table American.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

npr-GsTORE for 500 a. Paterson y. J. -
Old tahlinhrd. good hus!n.rs. unusunl
chance. call forrn"uns. ON Mn i"'
Mon,nguc.r,., hrooklyn. room "a.
OWNER Il valuable gold property. IN hes,
gold hearing district I'm Colorado VIII
sell aunrtrr interest Tor $1,000 cash. titln
absolutely perfect. and vt" IN sikht, u
desirable. purchaser can hay" position MS
secretary and treasurer " new company
at fair salary. this l. worth investigating
Address /. q. IloA l.a22.
PARTY WITH CAPITAL can *" eN-
,.ilent connection with New-l ork city
weekly official publication, permanent sue.
cess assured ftom start. Z. Z. G, to''l
Mciropolr. city.
WANTED. Party 70 advance $500 or more
TO plant oysters In York River. "a. /
have the ground. Address NJ. H., Light
foot. Va.
WANTED. Man with some capital IN
catering business: $50 weekly guaranteed
1915 takes fine barber shop, SO rent. three
living rooms. WlERS, so Broadway.
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FLATS TO LET-Unfurnishcd,


a EAST WTH-ST. Third NAT. rooms
and bath. all light rooms rent SOU year
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nv opAcp OF THE MUSICIANS UNION

Washington, Aug, ei-Actlng See'v'"' ,,,s,c,ans,
Of the Navy Department mas "s"1 ohiectlons to
M 'V mres.nae Of lie United states MafnSS on
The Letter Carriers CONVENTION a. he ordered there
September g " not, the p"'' w."
ntf that date
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR. -Residence
properties, all kinds; sale or rent BIDS
TAYLOR, 5 Beekman-st.
SHORT HILLS. y. j.. minutes Walk
from station, in an unexceptionally nae
neiehboIhood: modern residence acres re-
stables: every convenience; cost s5u W.
will sell al n bargain EDW. i. HAMlL-
TON Il CO.. 90 Broadway.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-08
u. y. BROWN.
-. II. MLEARN.
EDWIN CHAMBERLAIN.
Executive Committee"
WEALTH AND MISFORTUNE
\ woman Becomes Insane After Ac,
quiring Il Fortune.

Middletown. y. Y. Oct. WHEN
diamond Joe" REYNOLDS died in
Arkansas last June he left no will
One sister, Mrs. David Deyine. sur
wives him beside his wife. The lat
ter is said TO have settled with the
sister for $4,000. Mrs. Devine, who
lives at HutleyviIle. Sullivan coun-
ty, has become demented since this
good fortune. fearing that she would
lose her money again. She is now
bordering between life and death
owing to three attempts to end her
life. She attempted hanging from Il
bed post. lowered IA heavy sash on
her neck and with an old penknife
inflicted twenty cuts on her neck,
wrist, legs and feet. She was dis
covered when she plunged the knife
into her side over the heart and at
tempted to drive it further with an
iron stove lid.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-10-08
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
I hree Men Arrested at Hills
boro for Engaging in a
Boxing Match.

Hillsboro. Texas, Oct. "A
sensation was created to day
by the arrest of Jack -Daugh
trty of Kansas City and Tom
Doyle, alias Frank Daley of
Chicago and Prof Jack Bortan
of this city for engaging in
physical culture. or the art
of self defense. Sheriff Bell re-
ceived a message from Whit
ney last night at I o'clock say
ing that a boxing exhibition
was advertised TO take place
over there and asked for advice
In the matter. The sheriff an
eweIed that if it was an exhibi
ton for a prize or if an en-
trance fee was charged to ar
rest the parties and bring them
here and place them in Jail.
His message did not reach
them until after the exhibition
was over and they had left
town, returning to HillShoro
The officers started in pursuit
and overlook them about four
miles out. Daugherty and Da-
ley jumped out of the buggy
and ran and were soon lost in
the darkness. Barton, however,
was arrested and brought here
and placed in Jail. This after
noon the principals, Daugherty
and Daley, were found in a
storehouse recently occupied
by Barton as a music rail-
They were arrested and placed
in jail. The arrests were made
nnder the new anti-prize fight
ing law Just passed by the spe-
elal session.