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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
REBUKED BY JUDGE WALSH.
A DETECTIVE-SERGEANT COULD NOT SUB
STANTIATE HIS CHARGE AGAINST
A PRISONER

Detective-Sergeant James Roche. OF the Central
Squad. called down" severely by Justice
Walsh in the Adams Street Court yesterday.
Il ought to take charge Of perjury against you"
the scathing rebuke Of the Court. The trouble
came about In this way: William Doran was ar
rested in Willoughby-st last Monday. charged with
stealing silver watch from the pocket OF Stewart
]. Donnelly The watch not found upon Doran
when he searched. Soon afterward Charles
Mccarthy and Edward johnson arrested and
the watch found In the lining OF McCarthys
hat. When locked up the men did not appear to
know each other. Mccarthy, in court last Wednes-
day. admitted that he stole the watch. and said he
o.d he did not wish to see Doran. an innocent
young man. imprisoned. Doran highly indig
nant; he demanded an immediate examination and
refused the time the proffered services OF
lawyer who had been employed for his defence. He
declared he was a respectable. hard-working man
and had just secured place in the Lexingon-ave.
power-house in NewYork. through the influence Of
Alexander f. Orr, and that Mccarthy perfect
stranger to him. He said he here to have
poisoned lip treated. Mccarthy held for the
Grand Jury; Johnson sent to jail for ten days
for carrying revolver. and Doran was remanded
until yesterday morning. When the case was called
Deective-Sergeant Foy. of the New-York Central
Office, hand He said he had visited the Jail
and identified Doran. Mccarthy and Johnson as
being wanted for attempting 10 pick pockets at
Suffers Park March II. All three. he said,
worked together with a man named Roche
Detective Roche said he had visited the jail with
Foy. and had the three men there
DO you know that Charles Mccarthy is the same
who here?' asked the Justice -
"Doran brought to Headquarters with Nc
Carthy; | them there" replied Roche.
''Was at Headquarters?" asked Doran.
Eyes, you We're; you were there with Mccarthy,
said Roche
II was not there. and you did not see me-" ex-
claimed Doran, jumping from his seat.
eyes, ! did," insisted the detective.
mo you didn't" said Doran. Il was arrested and
brought downstairs from there to court and then
cd Eaym q
Headquarters in my life. You came to the jail and
asked me to retain you as lawyer, and SAID l
needed none"
At this Roche became nervous. and asked:
"Were you not brought to Headquarters on Satur-
day.
Il was arrested on Monday retorted Doran
AS Roche left the stand Justice Walsh MADE the
singing remark already quoted. Doran was held to
await the action of the Grand Jury. as a watch
found upon him was identified as the property OF
an employee at the LeXington-ave. power house.
Inspector Mackear considers Dorans arrest by
Detective Connors, of the Central Office, clever
work.
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TO FIGHT FOR TIE FRANCHISE.
FLYNN PEOPLE NOT TO LOSE UNIoN-sT WITH
OUT A STRUGGLE.

OUT A STRUGGLE.
Union-st which has been legal battle ground
for railroad magnates and lawyers for the last two
three years has at last been made neutral ground
by act OF the legislature one OF the last measures
passed before the final adjournment was bill eX-
empting this street from trolley roads. The Nassau
Company of which +. II. Flynn is prominent d.
rector owns franchise for this street, having pur-
chased the rights Of the old Unionst. company more
than year ago. Since that Time 1t IL said. they
have been quietly securing the consent OF the prop
erty owners in the street until they lack COM
paratvely small part Of the necessary number. Now
the question arises what Is the legal status OF
the company IN view Of the recent legislation. a
prominent lawyer, who did not want his name
mentioned. positive that the act Of the Legis-
lature would be declared unconstitutional If the
franchise which the Nassau Company bought was
q good From indirect source Il was learned
that the Flynn people would not lose their franchise
for Cnlon-st. without struggle.
ApropOs of railroad affairr, ii is said that
the Brooklyn. Queens County ami Suburban Com
pany will not defeut the May interest their
bonds. and II Is also rumOrci that The Tribune
ticle Of Yesterday morning Is responsible for this
affairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
TWENTY-SIXTH WARDERS DINE
THE LOCAL BOARD OF TRADE HAS DIN
NER IN VOELTZEL'S HALL.


The first annual dinner Of the Twenty-sixth Ward
Board of Trade was held last night In VoeltzeFs
Hall Fulton and Elton SITS. The organization was
formed about six months ago, and 1t has pros
pered since its inception. About eighty members
sat down TO dinner last night Ex-Alderman Rich
ard Pickering presided. The purpose OF the meet
ing was 10 bring the members together in closer ac
quantanceship and to have them talk or SUBJECTS
connected with the organization and business af-
fairs generally.
The different speakers and their topics were;
Opening remarks. Richard Pickering. president;
THE Board of Trade It's Membership and Its MIS-
SION" Edmund s. Baker; 1.-THE Twenty-sixth Ward
It's Past Its Present and Its Prospective tuture/
G. Warren Hamilton: 1.-THE City OF BROOKLYN 30.
seph r. Clark Greater New-York.We Are In IT,
f. F. Linton; "Our Guests-May They Become our
Associates" Frederick Horribly Good K9ndsnohe
of the Aims of Our Organizations, william a
Davis: "Our Business Men-Success to Those Who
Merit It." Edward T. Xollmer: our runHc
some Topic" Or. J. K. Powell. ..,,..,~ o,r,,.
The affair was in charge of the following commit
tee: Edward f. Linton. T. F. Dunning NJ d, f.
L. Rockefeller. Richard Pickering ana "iihain a.
Davis,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
NYACK.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ROcKLAND
COUNTY.


COUNTY
The annual convention OF the Rockland County
Sunday-school Association. which Is looked Forward
to with much interest by sunday -s'hoo' "oIhe'S
throughout the county. viii be held at stony
Point on Thursday May TO- morning and after
noon A programme Of unusual interest has been
prepared for the session this year. one OF the
speakers will be the Rev. Dr. McEwen' OF New
York City. Truman II. Baldwin. of New-fork' Is
the president Of the association
The seventy-seventh anniversary Of the intro
duction Of Odd Fellowship in America was appro-
priately observed by Oneko Lodge. No. l22, Of
Nyacx and Ruth Rebekah Lodge. on Sunday even
ing last Both attended divine service In the FRS,
Haptist Church. where the Rev II. VI. Sauner,
pastor preached his annual sermon to the order.
Miss NJ. II. Turnure who spent last season In the
city has returned to her homo In South Nyack
Captain Harry Dean. OF Suffern, visited friends In
Nyack this week The captain and Mrs Dean are
old residents Of Nyack and they are thinking OF
returning
Risbop TAYLOR gave an interesting talk on
Africa at St Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
last Sunday night
The Union Sunday school Excursion Committee
has decided to hold the excursion on Wednesday,
August 49,
The new Masonic Hall OF Rockland Lodge. No.
in Picrmont ave now ready for occupancy and
affords attractive qua .ers for the lodge.
Of the New-Jersey and New-York Railroad and
the Piernont branch in place Of j. d. Hasbrouck,
resigned.
The informal opening Of the Nyack Country Club
took place last night. The formal summer opening
Will be on May 3D.
Love Stories of /. ~aer' was the fascinating sub
ject OF a lecture given by Mrs. Louise Seymour
Houghton at the home OF Mrs. +. II. Maynard, on
Wednesday afternoon
reception was given at the TappaR ZEE Hotel
Nyack Council. No. 1.257. Royal Arcanum
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WILD WAS NOT KILLED BY THE BLOW

ls, 'sentine yesterday made an autopsy on the
81. oi John Freyne two months old. who died
n-'ehiy at his parents home. No. SIS Marcy-ave.
,'1Ay night. and found that death was the result
~ enlargement Of the heart. II was thought
n. M 'ne child died from the result OF blow on
49,. Asaa from stick OF wood thrown through an
Clifton WINDOW. Edward Mccormack OF No 31
GetssnH. race and Benjamin F. Welsh OF No. Js2is
the Sss,ne" WAC were accused OF connection With
coroner OF the child were ordered discharged by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
ALBERT p. MORIARITY DEAD

v..,.s 1917 =. Morarity eghty-two years old. died
ws'uay from old age at No. 4s7 Madison-st In
- ~s,n'c circles In Kings County probably no ore
- :, better known than Mr. Morarity. He was one
tior founders Of the Brooklyn Veterans Associa-
81 AN u exempt Scottish Rite Nasons 0win~ m
MI. ~ ins years he was pensioned BY that
NJ dscooes "a ssa touy children In hls lifetime he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
THE NEW BOARD OF TRADE MEETS

The South Brooklyn Board of Trade met last even
ing In Prospect Hall, Prospect-avc near Fifth-ave
1t was the second meeting of the Board, which was
formed two weeks ago. The Membership Cimmittee
had sent out circular to all the business men In
the neighborhood setting forth the objects OF the
association II closes follows:
I'VE would call your particular attention to the
fact that this Is not going 10 be political or
or business but to Advance the interests OF orr
section Of the city, In which We are al interested"
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SUPERVISORS MEET AGAIN.
THEY WERE CALLED TO CORRECT AN ERROR IN
SENATOR GALLAGHER's MAJORITY.

The defunct Board OF Supervisors of Kings County
met last night for the purpose of correcting an
error made in the of votes cast In the
election last fall Senator Frank Gallagher dis
covered that 700 votes which should have been
given to him were not so counted. He threatened
the Supervisors with mandamus proceedings. and
in View Of that they met last night 10 correct the
error According to the canvass OF the votes last
fall Senator Gallagher's majority was only 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-02
european Advertisements.

u UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will nnd
IN. London ofncs Of The Tribune 70 Fleet Street.
T. C., . convenient place to leave their advertisements
and subscriptions for The TrfbunA
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
fast opened bis mail while he talked to

faet opened bis mail while he talked to
friends around him.
Among the morning callers were Col.
Clark, secretary of the Home Market
club Of Boston, and eX Committeeman
Shaw of that organizatiJn. Ailu. alLlz
ng hands mt weTel hundr
from Coshocton, Cuyahoga Falls, and
other points he took his customary drive
short time before luncheon.
During the day the news spread rapid
ly that the New York Mckinley league
would stop at Canton on It's way from
st, Louie and that the special conven-
ton party from Canton would come
home this evening II Was shortly after
Go'clock, 6 just before the governors din
ner hour, when the shrieking whistles of
locomotives heralded the approach OF
the New Workers and the returning Can
toniane, ae well as special train load of
800 people from Mahoning valley, where
Gov. Mckinley spent his boyhood days
An escort committee, with bands and
drum corps, Including so horsemen, met
the delegations at the station. The
streets were densely crowded for blocks
in every direction leading to the COVER
nor'g home. Crowds rushed through the
fences and crowded into the doorways of
the house in their excitement. 1t was
necessary for the governor to 90 to d
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
WISE RESOLVES
Sober Second Thought Comes to the
Republican Silver Men at
st. Louis.
THEY WILL NOT ACT HASTILY
Senator Teller brushes ASIDE Al
Talk Looking 10 His NUri'
nation.

ST.. LouGs, June 10.--The silver mcl
continued in conference todHyaDd report
| that they have the signaturcso Of - dele
gates to Their declaration of independ
ence, which sets forth their principles
ard recommends that all parties anC
organizations opposed to gold unite il
supporting Senator Teller for president
There is a strong effort beiug made tc
| get the delegates who did moi Withdraw
from the convention to sign his appea
to the people. There have been confer
ences with the representatives Of the
popuIists and Of the Bimeta'ic League
for them TO indorse Teller and have a
strong fusion against the gold Standard,
90 as to induce the democratic national
convention, also, TO indorse Teller As a
fusion candidate for president The sill
yer boilers have been coDfcrrag during
the night and day with ex-Goy, Francis
AMI members Of the democratic national
committee relative to their action. They
have no assurances from the Democratic
managers, but have been invited to seud
representatives 10 the democratic ua-
tional convention at Chic8go u"yt month
! to confer with tine party. The liver men
say that Senator Teller is tie man, in
their opinion, on whom ali the enti-gold
men could unite, but they ar willing TO
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

OMAHA, June GA terrible hail storm
ragged last night in the western portion
Of Nebraska and bets cen Paxton and
Brule At Megeath Siding. on tie Union
Pacific, the hail reached depth of over
two feet. Section men were sent out
with ehovela to clear the track so that
trains could run. Hail for several miles
varied from two feet down to three
inches and was packed 10 upon the track
like pebbles In some places the hail
stacked up to depth OF four feot.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
lt.iCk Work.

3r PAul., June 2y.-Msd from the e.
iac@a OF drink and furious from quarrel
with bts wife and son, Wm. ScheTner, a
-3ecuan, Il years Of age, this morning at
$50, shot at and missed his wife, shot
and severely injured bis % year old son
PaIi, and then sent ball from the same
revolver crashing through his own brain
The crime occurred in a little tumble
scwn shanty at Il Fairfield avenue, Just
acr9ss the river on the west side, and
va5 completed before the neighborz
realized what mcqnt the three shots
srgl IN rapid succession.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

CANTON, o., June l9.-Gov. Mckinley
made two more addresses at bis Canton
home tonight. The day has been an
eventful one. The wild enthusiasm oF
yesterday has increased, each incoming
delegation being greeted by steam cal.
hopes and ehrioking whistles of every
kind, while trumpets, tin horns, bands
and drum corps gave music to merry
Laarchegs. Delegations called tonight in
rapid succession, but the governor shows
no sign Of wear orrelapse after the strain
of convention week. He arose at the
usual hour this morning and after break
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

Send your address to II. f. Bucklen 8:
Co, Chicago, and get free sample box
Of DR. Kings New life Pills. A trial will
convince you Of their merits. These
pills are easy in action and are particu-
larly effective in the cure of constipa-
tion and sick headache. For malaria
and liver troubles they have been proved
invaluable. They are guaranteed to be
perfectly free from every deIeterioue sub
stance and to be purely vegetable. They
do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to the stomach and bowels
g.eatly inyigOrate the eysten. Regular
size - cents per bottle Sold by Driver
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
THE DAY FAMILY.
A Former Sand CouIee Family A
Trouble in Butte,


Trouble in Butte.
The Butte papers of Saturday cont
an account of a murderous ASSAM
VIII ch the Day family, formerly
! Sand Coulee, arc mixed up. 1t ap,o
that George Day, aged about IS, NJ
Day, his brother, aged about Il ,
his son, John Day, aged about - fo,
crly resided at Sand Coulcc VA
there they made the Acquaintance q
neighbor, named Charles Lee, and
attractive young wife. Relations
tween the two families were quite !,
mate and Mr.. Lee now believes that
relations between his pretty wif a
William Lee were far more intimate IN
he had any suspicion of at the time
any rate, after the Day family nloyrd
Butte, Mrs. Lee gave him no rest MI,
promised to throw up his job and mn
there also. Meantime, he consrntG,
her going to Butte first and staying p,
the Days for several weeks, uDdb
could close up bis affairs and como ~
After his arrival in Butte, he foundS
his wife's conduct changed. He a.Is
that she staid out late pps
and acted iu other WAYS !
such manner as to can
him to accuse her of improper relstin
with William Day. After that she
his house. On Wednesday night !
Lee was talking with a friend nan.
Williams in his house, when KIM
was heard on the door. AS he went
open it he was struck heavy blow vi
some blunt instrument, which fractpr
his skull. Williams, who saw tine
sau!t, rushed to his friends asestm
and also received heavy blow N
breast from one Of the men at the do
Both Lee and Williams identified
two men who assaulted them as win
and John Day. Lee is seriously and +
hap7 fatally injured, The OLD man 4 leo
Day, has been arrested and warrants
out for William Day, Johu Day 4
Mrs. Lee, who have not yet been cavg
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

Those who have ueed Dr. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those VINO
have not, have now The opportunity to
try it free. Can on the advertised drugs
gist and get trial bottle, free. Send
your name and address TO Fl. f. Bucklen
& Co, Chicago and got sample box Of
DR. Kings New Life Pills free, as well as
a copy Of guide to health and household
instructor. free. All of which is guaran-
teed to do you good and cost you moth
ing. Driver Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

3@5I39y EE AHO FLOODS


oEAHaza. june l@-It is estimated
:act 10000 people we're drowned by &
ct1c. Uavs on the island Of leseo north
orn T47t Of Japan, which accompanied a
saco1ss.on N friehtfaI earthquakes, last
.og aboat-J hours. ln addition to tie
town Of E4maishi, which was wholly de-
5troyed, naDy other coast towns have
been washed away entirely or il part.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

went to the national convention of 1892
at Chicago via the burlington route.
They elected their candidate. To secure
good luck again-and have comfort
able Journey-go again by the same line.
When buying ticket be sure that it
reads via the Burlington route
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

WA~HNoroN, June 22,-Acting Secre-
tary Of the Interior Sims has approved "a
requieition on the treasury for tho pay
ment Of $4,000 to every state included
in the Morrill, act Of 1880 for the endow-
ment Of agricultural and mechanical col
lcgeg in the United States This is to
apply for the fiscal year 1896 ~.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
Successor to SHtGlli.

LoNDoN, juno ia dispatch from
Rome says that it is believed in we'll
informed circles that Mgr. Lorenzelli,
internuncio at The Hague, will be ap-
pointed apostolic delegate to the United
States to succeed Satoli, but this is not
finally settled.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

OMAHA, June GA special from Re
aubIical city, Neb, says: "A terrible
wind storm which passed over this sec
tion last night did much damage and re.
suited in some loss Of lie. All sections
touched by the storm have not been
heard from, but in one township the
~esidence Of Il. P Duncan was com
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

II thnt on and after the 18th day Of Jul,
the principal place Of business of The Ing,
Mining Company" corporation orga
uadcr the laws Of the state of Montana. vi
changed from the city Of Great Falls Ga
county, state Of Montana, the present pla.
business of said corporation, to the town ot
hmt,in the county Of MeHEher, state of Mon
This notice ,e given pursuant 10 the prov.
Of Section l5O, Article IL, Chapter /. Par
Civil Code Of the state Of Montana, and
the fling OF consent in writing of the holdr
two-thirds of the capital stock Of said con
tion.
Given under my hand and the corporate
Of said company this - day of June, 1S.@
Seal II, A. SHAW, Secleta
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

IN TIE DlSFhICT CuURr on
Eighth Judicial District Of the Sn,p
tara, Il and for the County Of Gas AIDE
j n johnson, Plaintiff, vA. George "
netoudAuts Summons.
The, state Of Nunthna sends greeting
above named defendants, Rud no each
Enu are h"rpb! ar@muu"d to aUEwpr n
plant in this acttOu, which is fl.d III T.
uf the clerk vi the court, Il copy Of w
herewith served upon one OF you il eaCh
wherein any OF you reside and to file your
and serve copy thereof npon the plain
torncy within twenty days after he ser
this summons, eXclu. i've Of the day OF +
and In CHS" Of yolr failure to appear or T.
judgment Will De taken against you, by d
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Said action Is brought to forecioee m,
executed and delivered by sou to said p
on the 2bih day Of June, 1894 on the fol
describt real ertHtc: Lot two in bloc
hundred and forty-three, IN The Third ~
to the town ite of 6reat Falls. Cascade
state of Montana, TO eecnre the pHymeut ,
promissory note Of thai date made and de
tn the said plaintiff for the cum OF one
and fifty dollars (Sl"0) with interest the
the rate of eishterI per cent per annun
due until ,aid-said note WIS due eix
after date thereof: to recover rear
attorneys fees for the foreclosure of said
gage, rs provided therein, and the compl
the said action alleges that the sum Of $2E
reasonable attorneys fee for said force
and to recover costs of suit. Said mort.
recorded in volume of mortgages at paR
the Office of the county clerk and reco
said county Of Cascade and state of Mont
Witness my hand, and tho seal Of said
IsEAL ". Nj. COCKRlLL, c
ny W. u. TURNER, Deputy Clerk,
X. W. Berry, Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publication May 20. 1896.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

MADRID, Spain, } lne Cot has been
decided to dispatch 5O,C0O additional
troops to Cuba before September II. Two
more torpedo catchers ARE to be pur-
IL asel
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

MILWAUKEE,, June lJ.-Tha boycott
resulting from the street car strike here
May /, was officially declared off by the
UNIONS today.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26
Latest Ituilior.

CHIcAGo, June l9.-Next week Sena-
tor Dub,is will open Teller headquar-
tere in this city. 1t was intended to take
all of the boiling delegates to Chicago
from st. Louis, but this morning the
plans were changed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

is Shiloh'a Cure. a neglected cough is
dangerous. Stop it at once with Shiloh'e
Cure. Sold by Driver Bradley Drug
company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

state Of Montana, County of Caec4d.
We, the Undersigned, do hereby gs,
that Wo are partners transactue i
ness in this state, 1T the town Of Casc
county Of Cascade. under the firm b
and style Of II. f.. Mortag 4 Go tast
names in full Of all the memhera oft
co-partnership are Herman + MOI
and Charles II. Austin. Tha III. d
Of our respective residence ie setona
our respective names, hereto pulaaH
In witness whereof, we have larg7
set our hands, this, the 25th day as /
1896 HERMAN f. MOr-..,
Cascade Cascade County. 40.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-06-26

State Of Montana, County Of Caacat
Ga thia the 10Th day Of Mny, (.
year 1896, before me, Vincent Fort
notary public in and for Cascade r9
personally appeared Herman +. b
and Charles II. Austin, known to ,
be the same persons whose namc
subscribed to the withininetrumol
acknowledged to me tina. they
the same,
In witness whereof, ! hayf -,l
st my hand and affixed my Of al
the day and year il ttie certil ata
above writton. VINCENT FU. .
Notary PUblc in and for .a-
County, State Of Mont.