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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

person shall hereafter be naturalized or
admitted to be a citizen OF the United
States by any court OF this State within
thirty days next preceding any national.
State. municipal, general. special. local.
or charter election
The relator, Rushworth. was refused
naturalization by the Hudson County
Common Pleas Court upon the ground
,hn, his application was made within
thirty days next preceding the election
Of municipal officers In the town OF West
Hnhnken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
nEyIL,s AUCTION LAST NIGHT.
An Immense House Enjoys the open
ing Performance of the season

ing Performance Oh tht -'''
And why should there not be Devil
Auction at the Academy? A sood deai
of nonsense is talked now, as II was talk
cd in the old days Of the patent houses
about the dissertation Of temple OF the
drama and the disgrace Of allowing bal
let girls and ballads. gags and wheezes'
skirt-dances, and fantastic fanianSoeS Oh
The legitimate stage. Everything IS sure
~ legitimate on the stage that Is IN good
taste. and il is very much 70 be doubted
If Terpsichore. Thalia, and Meipomene'
and all the rest Of them VIII IAN out
much over the beauty show or MT.
Charles H. Yale, which was presented al
the Academy last night.
To ulease the eye is no mere secondary
consideration In musical extravaganza
and IT is difficult TO recall anything more
beautiful and animated than the success
sion Of scenes. with the picturesque
grouping Of well-ordered crowds, pre-
scented In the progress OF the fantastic
story OF the DEVILS Auction.
THIS piece comes 20 US this year In an
almost entirely new guise. The old
sinews reman-the thread Of a plot ana
some features which have grown to be
inseparably connected with it--but many
new. bright and lively features have been
introduced. and amply Justify the present
title The scenery is gorgeously effective.
and the mechanical devices are highly in
geniOus and convincing. The costumes are
both beautiful and seemly. softly con-
trasting az TO color. and apparently rich
as 10 material. \ prominent feature Of
the entertainment is the large number
Of clever and pretty dances introduced
by the corps De ballet. headed by Signo-
ritas Adele Amore. Emilia Bartoletti. and
Anna de Beast. The D0nazetta trio came
In for a liberal share Of applause FOR their
acrobatlc feats. and the pantomimic alb
surdities in Act III. went with roar from
start to finish. Each member OF the cast
worked indefaticably. and no small mea-
sure Of the success attained last night
was due to a spirited and vigorous per-
Torrance.
There will be matinee and evening per-
formances to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

WASHINGTON. ID. C., August 10
Assistant McAdoo to-day appointed
hoard OF officers. consisting OF captain
Mccormack. Civll-Engineer n. J: Memo
cal and Civil-Engineer NJ. o. Walco't,
10 make examination OF the recently COM
pleted dry-doch at Port i'osa'' >. =,
p,',,,oh ,nother board advised the Navy
,rA-'ar,,rsnt no. TO accept from the con-
,,.i,c,or in it's present condition. The
s'ara anno,nted to-day IS directed to ex-
a,ri,a the dock. with a view to determln-
49, rhat the necessary repairs VIII cost
IA now much OF the amount the con-
strrctor should be obliged 10 pay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
CASE OF II. VI. B0NBERG.
Sentenced to imprisonment for As
sauIt on German Officer.

WASHINGTON. August 30-Nothing
has been reported TO the State Depart
ment concerning the case of ii. NJ. Bonn
berg. OF Decatur, Ind, who Is said TO
have been sentenced 10 twelve years i'm
prisonment at Hamburg for an alleged
assault on an officer Of the Imperial
German army. the offence being COM
mitted some years prior to his naturaliza-
t,on. and when he WAS serving his term
rs a soldier.
From the statement Of the case In
press dispatches there appears 70 be no
ground for an interference on the part OK
the United States. His alleged offence
Is continuing one. which by treaty
stimulation between Germany ana the
I-nited states canrot be enaced oy ma
turallZatiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
Test Of Naturalization LAW.

TRENTON. N. j.. August D-in the
rase OF Albert Rushworth against the
common Pleas Court OF Hudson county.
~ test the consti,utionality OF the natur-
aI,zation law passed at the last session
OF the Legislature. Justice Van syekel
OF the supreme Court. to-day filed an
opinion In which the act u held 70 De
constitutional
The act In question provides that mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
rrucrol Of willie #. Hundicy.

Funeral services over the remains Vi
unfortunate Willie Il. Hundley. who was
accidentally killed on Thursday whhe
hunting in King William county TOOK
place from the residence of his parents,
No SOL east Leigh street, at $50 o.clock
YESTERDAY afternoon. The details OF this
accident were printed In yesterday 5 pis-
patch The remains were inferred AZ
Hollywood
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
Everybody VIII Go Monday 10 OLD
Paint with Mrs. Gill.

Special fast train will leave Richmond
NJ $40 A. NJ. Monday. September "a. re-
turning. leave Old Point at 10 Il. Ms
giving about nine hours for fishing. SAIL
ing and other amusenents at Old Point.
Monday being a holiday. many or our
people will take advantage OF the o.1or.
t,,nity TO visit the seashore.
Only 81 for the round trip. Special
rates for meals at the Hygeia and Sner-
,yood hotels
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
BEATS THEM ALL.
And the Most Pleasant Route to the
senshOrc-NO Dust, Cool DreexeM
y-ONI.Y-{t

Round-trlp tickets 20 Ocean View. Nor
folk. or Newport News. saturday night
August 81 1885, on the new and handsom,
steamer POcahontas. Steamer will leave
Richmond AZ 10 L. NJ: returning. leayef
Norfolk az 1 +. NJ; Newport News at ~
l.. NJ, arriving I'm Richmond Sunday night
In time for electric cars. Tickets good 20
return from Norfolk and Newport News
following Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
only 81 Round Trip TO Lynchburg
from Richmond Via Chesapeake
aud Olttn

on account OF Grand Lodge, Indeperi-
ent order Of Good Tempiars. nj Lynch.
burg September "a to sth. the Chesapeahs
and Ohio railway Will sell round-trip
tickets from Richmond AT s.. Tickets
sold September LIST. "a, and 80. good for
return until September 10th.
James River Division train leaves az
$50 A. NJ, daily. The most attractive
route In the State. No dust. no change
OF cars; no waiting on connections.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
ExcurslOn to Richmond from tho
Peninsula
~.A.~Nxx~ Sr-nr.I,%fDr~D

On Labor-Day. Monday. September 81.
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway Will
run n cheap excursion TO Richmond from
the Peninsula. Train VIII leave Old Point
at 7:S A. NJ. Hampton. 7.os A. NJ. AMI
Newport News. Sis A. NJ, running NJ
teen minutes behind the regular train
(No. 81. arriving at Richmond 1923 A. NJ.
Returning. leave Richmond L. NJ. same
date. This train will stop at all stations
In both directions The rate for the
round trip will be q from Old Point anf
Newport News. Corresponiinsy low
rates from points between Richmond ana
Newport 4 ~ -.-......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
uacr Not Permitted.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August 3o-Ihe
publications OF five persons lot permits
sion 70 sell beer on the oni,eo ",a'eS
naval reservation at fensacoia, RIA,
we're rejected to-day by Actihg-secretary
McAdoo. The ground ior tne relusai 10
hat IL" establishment OF peer saloons
-, interfere with the maintenance OF
rider on the reservation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER I. 1885.
and every Sunday until further notice.
Train leaves Chesapeake and Ohio depot
al $50 o'clock a. NJ. sharp; returning,
leaves Old Point at 7:5o L. NJ. sharp.
Two hours and fifteen minutes. Only 81
round.trip fare TO old Point and Nor
FOLK, Passengers for Newport News and
Norfolk will take rear coaches. Tickets
for sale az train. For full particulars
ses small bills and posters.
BAILEY & CLASH. Managers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
x,rc,,in I,uukcrs' Association.

Ths annual meeting OF The Executive
Committee OF the Virginia Bankers AS
ISOLATION. preparatory to the associa-
49, annual convention. was held al the
Citjzens' Bank Thursday. Mr. IL .
Trout of Roanoke, chairman OF the com
ro,,tee presided. The proceedings OF the
,nretinr were not given out TOR publ
cation. but it was learned that the com
mittee decided to hold the annual con-
vcntion at Norfolk November 2ih' -S'h'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

criticism OF harness History by the Rev.
I william Jones. which was AZ able as
~ was severe The resolutions were
adopted. and the commander stated that
NJ. would take time TO appoint this com
mittce. and would announce II next Fri
day night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
SunJuy Excursions tn the Seashore.

The customary excursions to the sea
shore due over the Chesapeake and ONO
and the "T'rilby' over the Norfolk ana
Western will leave tomorrow morning al
$50 O'Clock. as usual. during TINS moi
spell no more Inviting places than oid
- .,,end a day. and 1t Is safe to predict
~, large crowds will 30 on both trains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
MED with HcmorrhnGc of the Lungs

Coroner Taylor was summoned 10 NO -i'
west Duyal street yesterday afternoon TO
view the body of AImira Johnson,
white woman. who died suddenly with
hemorrhage from the lungs. The Coro-
nor did not deem an inquest necessary
The woman was Unmarried. and lived In
the house with friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
Cat Rates.

THE BRANTON," BASIC CITY. VA;
THE ASHENILLE OF VIRGINIA.
VIII make a reduced rate for september
and October open until the 18th OF Oc-
tober. Address, c. w. Smith. Propri-
etCr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
ti6ts
Reward offered.

Governor O'Ferrall has offered reward
~ $50 for the arrest. delivery. and con-
vIc,ion OF the unknown negro man
who shot and robbed Fayette johnson
about two miles from Lynchburg. In
Campbell county. on Friday. August "a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
Richmonders In New York.

NEW YORK. August 3o.-(Special)-W.
T. Kelley. Sturtevant; w. +. Tanner. I'M
perial: u. Axtell. Holland: II. c. Tanner.
st. Stephen; j. L. Stern, 81. James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

Mr.. Sidney Sycle has been appointed as
sistant buyer 10 Mr.. Samuel Sycle. In
consequence Of the great growth In busi-
ness In the dry-goods establishment or
Messrs. julius Sycle & Son.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

Orders for printing sent to the Dis.
patch Company will b given prompt at.
tent,on. ana the style Of work and prices
vill be sure to please you. ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

o-,srs for printing sent to the Dis
,s,nh Company will be given prompt at
pit ,sn,,on and the style OF work and prices
III, s,e sure to please you. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
uo- Results of Excuses
r uorsford's Acid Phosphate.

DR. r. II. Pepper. HUNTINGTON. W. Va
says. I'm nervous PROSTITUTION iroi" eA-
.a.sos 1 find IL par excellence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31

This IS the only line with double daily
service. and through Pullman sleepers.
Trains leave Richmond Byrd-Street Sta
tom A. NJ. and II 40 p. n
For fun information, tickets. etc, apply
70 the Richmond Transfer Company, col
east Main street: II. ID. Owen. ticket
agent, Byrd-Street Station. and at the
companys office. ss east Main street.
r. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
speciaI Rates TO Lynchburg, Wa.

The Grand Lodge. I. o. G. T.. OF Vir-
pinla. will meet in Lynchburg. Va, Sep
tember Sd TO Sth. The Norfolk and West
ern railroad will sell round-trlp tickets
via Petersburg on September list. %. and
Sd. limited to September 10th, 1T
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-31
sanger Hall Cafe
OPENING TO-DAY,
4. SCHWANE. Proprietor.

Fried Potatoes French or home).
Sliced Tomatoes. Pickles, Cold
Slaw. Potato-Salad.
Coffee Tea, and MIX .................. 10
Give US a trial for regular businesi
lunch, which contains. out Of soups, an,
kind OF meat on above menu: and also
dish Of vegetables. above mentioned, FOL
i5c
Also Coffee, Tea. MIX. etc. all for
sc.
This restaurant is run upon the order
Of the Chicago style.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
SALE OF YEARLINGs AT LAToNIA

1atonia. Ky. Nav 27.-woodwarl & Shankiin be
gan two days sale Of ycarlngs az noon TO-
dsv To-day's lot from the Eunnymede SUD
~ CLAY WoolforI They were hncooking lot.
hu, bidding was not cool A grnni-looking chest
nut colt ou,. OF done half sister - pewdrop OK
cited considerabl" competition. going 20 Or NIL
ton Royn. u Paris XIV. for f"o Last year a
niv oui - this dam soil 10Y 500 To-day =
sales included the following
Ray nlly by SIR Dixon -cammi" r Mr Doyle. 1'0'
ches,nu, COLI los r Dixon pione. lr Milton boyne
Paris X 81 81 bay nlly by Hirdoo Imp. talp-
luviana \ Johnson. Mount Sterling. Ky. S'".
ha, nllv hv Hlnloo Brea inland sister - i)rerfoon.
Dr r. = Mclean tSp. black colt by Hindoo
,;lmmacra VI NJ Ellis. Cincinnati $50
The sister 10 The Butterflies. last years Futuriiy
winner brought ie.l" going 70 John Bowen Of
Paris after spirited biliirS otn"r sales were as
follows
Brown niy by Sir Dixon Mercel"s John Bowen.
Paris 8. io0 brown colt by Sir pron Mis- Anne.
Fat Dunnc s. 90. bay coli hy Hlndoo Itiamnol"iia
,broth.r o., Merry Monarch, r. ki'ison. 50
Paul $50 brown colt by Hndoo PERU. Eug"n"
Ieigh $50. bay Ally by Hnloo-la EsmcraIih. John
Eov'n. f6
To-da.- s,e closed with ihrty-eght horses sold
for 1863 an average ~ nearly 500 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
Number second class
.........x Qualifications NartSmpr
THE TIRTETY TiTNMENTS

At Roster q Balls last night change or bii! IN
cudcd the presentation Of special series Of living
pictures. comprising twenty Of the principal ones
that have been shown here within the last year the
seven Craggs acrobats. in feature. called
the elevated Rsley act" performed on high pedes-
tails: Miss Harriet Vernon. In new songs and cos
tunes. and the first appearance here Of the Merri-
lees sisters. and OF Messrs Smith and Cook, in a
new character sketch. Remaining features of the
bill the Rossow brothers. SIZZLING and Revell.
bur,esque bar performers Frederick H. Leslie and
his troupe Of leaping dogs; Marion. Hays and Mar
ion. in their dance. The Students Froc'
the Meers brothers. In an acrobatic wire act. and
Ivan Tschernoff and his trained dogs.
Proctors Theatre was well filled yesterday. AMI
there bill Hi and Hull made hit
in their speciality. The three sisters Don are Eng
lish singers. dancers and bures luers Dan Collyer,
from Harrgan's. has clever partner In Mr.. Mack.
and received welcome In his comic sketches Dor
othy Denning appears for the first time since her
engagement AT the London Empire Raymon Moore,
who writes songs and sings them. has new
budget Frank cakes Rose presents an Illustrated
monologue Through London with Dickens" that
Is interesting and instructive.
large audience was n Tony Pastor's Theatre
las, night. where Miss Yesia Tilley has entered
upon her las, week in New-York. Miss Tilley was
ably supported 10y the Russell brothers the Irish
servants Weoer and Fl'Ms. James +, Hoey: the
Big Four negro performers; f. VI. Hall. blnjoIs
he Burt sisters. In songs ana dances and Dhks and
Wade. Friday night OF this week will be devoted 10
testimonial to Miss Tilley to make The finish o:
her engagement a memorable one. Mr. Pastor VIII
return 70 The city 20 be present, and special pro-
gramme viii be- offered
\, the Eden Musee las, evening the vaudeville
performance wa- unusually good. II Will be re-
pedt"d each evening and AZ he ma'nees on Wsdnes-
day and Saturday afternoons In addition there VIII
b" a special matinee performance on THURSDAY. \
new wax group viii be- placed on exhibition II Is
ca.lel The Blue and he Gray" and represent. a
Confederate soldier and Union soldier shaking
hands Around them are drdpei their flags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
PRIZES lWA9DED At COOPER UNION.
YOUNG MEN AID WOMEN WHO ARE PROFICIENT
IN DLAWING AND DESIGNING.

vor-xG MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE PROFICIENT
IL pGAwING AND DESIGNING.
The Ar, Department Cooper Union was crowded
lie. nigh, with visitors aho there to see the
work done by the young and women OF the
sohoo.s TIL. a A. Low Frederick 4. Lane. Robert
{, Goodhue ard Trustees prizes and silver ana
hronze medals were awarded as follows: Drawings
from NE rrze OF 81 In god. 70 Lilly organ:
suver medal 10 Catharne : Bilas, bronze medal 10
Iu,ia Dlc,or honorable mention. Jennie = CLINTON
drawing from the antique for full length silver
medal 10 Jessie NJ. I.eith; for heads. silver medal
IN Grace T Browne. for full length. bronze medal
., Alberta L. Sirub.e, for heads bronze medal III
on N Freeman; honorable mention to Kate Guth-
rio Louisa r. BabDti and Emma T. P.att Zen am
,rk illustration bronze medal to Mary H. Seymour.
bronze medal 10 Lillian c. Steinert ana honorabie
,n.,,i,n IN Gertrude C. Tndcrhil OH painting
bronze media 10 Emma H. Haynes and bronze medal
~ Mary A. sheldon First year designing, silver
modal N Anna OLSON. bronze medal 10 Juliet +.
Dclice and honorable mention 10 Mary J." Day.
carab u Was and Isabe.e c. Smith. Second year
a.s,ynnp prize OF SIS in gold to Julia B. Seaman.
suve- medal 70 f. May ADAMS. and honorable men
,,o, =, Edna f. I'nderhll. Elizabeth Woodward,
cnr,ru,e II Clark and Scoar.cu l.. .'iler.
Prizes were awarded 10 young men as follows:
iand.r: gold medal to Joan a. DietZ. Jr. ana 10
W,iter N Mohr for best drawing. so In gold. 70
W,chard Scherts; form drawing. so In gold, 10
Henry Fritz ,,,,4u yo,o. o.oroanv a
,rnnze ART figure for the best student In ornamental
drawing given to Hugo Weigert ir'z s Oh
drawing material were given TOT mecnanIcal uIa~
ing 10 II G. Cook and architectural d""ins 10 H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
nELIGHTFEL NATER RTf.

The Ladies' Aid Association Of the Hahnemann
uospltal OF this city, have projected water
Marry" TO West Point. In aid OF the Free Bed Fund
n, The hospital. The steamer william C. Egerton,
accompanied by full band will leave the foot
O, West Twentysecond-st. Oh Monday. June :" at
"a q m Tickets. which may )e obtained from any
-, the members are 81 each. Luncheon. served by
NaresL will be 81. Among the prominent members
~ the association may be mentioned Miss Mary
IJia,de Dey president: Mrs. Salem II. Wales. Mrs.
itrdseye Blakeman and Mrs. josiah NJ. F.ake. vice
nresidents: Mrs. j. Hull Browning. treasurer; Mrs.
Stout. Mrs Ralph Trautman. MIS-. Egbert Guernsey.
Mrs Howard Carroll, Mrs. Clart Bell and Mrs Da-
"a Wars members OF the Executive Committee.
From a social point OF view. Is expected that
the water party will be one OF the most pleasant
tnent society people expect TO 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28
Az ALBANY BANK ROBBED.
CASHIER GRIFFIN FOUND TO BE pEFArLrEa
THE INSTRUCT ATTORNEY INFORMED.

THE INSTRUCT ATTORNEY INFORMED.
.,h,rv Nav 7-District-Attorney Burhnsane
this, morning called upon superintendent Preston OF
h c,,,a ranking Department. and was ofnc'ay
INFORMED Of the shortage OF Cashier grimm OF tns
p.rL Rank The Dls,rict-Attorneys Office at once
, 90 ,ooL into the case. The District-Attorney
would not state the amount of the defaication.
1ho announcement OF the resignation OF Edward
. cr,an &C cashier OF the Park Bank was made
,as, Thursday This action was explained some
rbot when the state Superintendent or Banks.
Char,ss n Preston to-day gave out the following
statement =,
bany begun on me lo'' d'r s az IN he con-
session OF the cashier. Eiward A. Grimm 10 me
abstraction OF portion OF the 9ahK ,unus T
ers OF the nix and the resignation OF the cashier
was promptly accepted No Apprehension need DC
felt concerning the entire soundAess ana s,avi"'y
~ tho institution. its affairs were never n q
better condition than they are TO-DAY WHICH b ba
is evidenced by the report OF the examiner WHO"
was completed Saturday
The rsport of the examiner shows that the pank
has a surplus OF 1855 b. S. W. Clark. OF PITTS
burg conducted the examination OF the DOCKS OF
.,a h,rk which had not proceeded far before the
s,,er felt that his shortage would be discovered.
u ,s stated that forgery and an ingenious fasifca-
49,, ., tho books were resorted TO by Griffin TO &C.
our. several thousand dollars. which. II is under
s,oot was swallowed up In bucket-shop specula'
ton A.
The president and directors OF the bank refused 70
sneak of the shortage tonight, and no intmat'on
., tho amount could be obtained from those VINO
,yare In a position to know. ,,sa
The bank was organized in 1889. and Mr. Grimm
had been the cashier since Its inception ne Is mar
ei and has small family ne shk nA buslnsss
The total resources are about s""""' anu ''s
II is rumored that the cashiers shortage was
about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

The Rev Elias y. Crane. a retired Presbyterian
clergyman died at Elizabeth. y. j.. last evening.
aged sixty eight. He was born at Jamaica, l.. l.
ard was the son OF the Rev. J. W. Crane. He was
graduated from Princeton College forty years ago.
his first charge being az New Vernon. whore he
preached seven years. He became chaplain In the
Christian Commission when the war broke out. ana
went South. After the war he was chaplain eisn-
teen years OF the Seaman's Friends Society chapel.
a, Norfolk and was transferred to the Brooklyn
Navy Yard. where he oficiated eight years Tnree
wears ago he was stricken with paralysis lie dled
M the home OF his brother-in-law, william 4:
THOMPSON. president of the First National Bank or
Elizabeth MIR Cranes brother. John NJ crane.
is president OF the National Shoe and Leather BANK,
this city A widow survives him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-28

Pey'onia 100 ,Juson' 10 70 l. third 49, Ilrne-l ft,a
Ianh,-.. pu,us Fred Gardner Little Waiter and Say
al~,
tnve firpngs. tvo-yelrolds -SherIo'k '"'
,.rkirs, q - = won. Fasg no ,Thorpel. to sec
ond. I,- coronado 07 di Williams. "a 10 ! third
Time XIX colonel Dick. James Monroe. captain
KIDD I>k. Tom Quirk Carl Holland and Don oDon
neil also ran
tourfh ,sN fIriOngs)-Lady 1ramon, i" 81
CLAIM 70 l. wfn. Belle Foster 100 IL Niiiam'l - ID
/. second. roteniat". III nirooks T.. D thTd TINE
lie Pieclroon Fsyef" Belle and Egbaf' ais" ran.
jewel lof' ~ pos'
Ff'h -four and me half fufl'nEs NM ~,
100 ,Thorvei ~ K"voir. lH' 'ffrknsl. ~
1, / second Paradise lwp Martin. 10 J. mira lime
So. la ';a,ririna. Realm. omega Mary !eHplr
clara ley. Jcncher osvego. Lady @ah"'lr and tpoyah
also
Sixth race seven furpngs)-koko. liz Or Wililam-l
2 10 , won Tom Elmore. ioi d"rkns. . 70 J. s'coni
Rlghirnore ~ ,frooksl. II ~ l. third. Tine ]" ~
T,i,.rh. contest Golden Hope. iirowneil Blanche
Kenny Milatl Chquita. Lay on. Mc'hia Alien end Fer
Tile a.