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The record-union., 1896-09-05
CROCKER RANCH FOR SALE.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
office of the City Clerk until O'Clock o. n
on MONDAY, September Z. 1896, for the
construction of a pumping plant for the
disposal OF city drainage, as follows:
Plant to include three boilers and two
centrifugal pumps, each with a capacity
of 10000 gallons per minute, and each
pump to be operated by a compound en-
gine, making the pumping arrangement
in duplicate with a common shaft for
pumps and engines. Provision to be made
drainage pump of 5000 gallons per minute,
to be operated by electric power. To In
clude suction and discharge pipes OF boiler
steel, properly caulked and dipped in as
phaItun, also gates and valves. To in
clude a sump 20 feet by 20 feet by 1S feet
with concrete bottom and brick walls laid
in cement mortar; mo To include concrete
for pump and engines feet thick. To
include a frame building about 40 feet by
40 feet, with sheet-iron smokestack and
coal bins, and to include piling at the
river bank necessary to hold discharge
pipes in place. The maximum lift for the
pumps to be about % feet, and the loca-
cation of the plant to be west of Front
street, on the line of S street, about 100
feet from the river levee. The discharge
pipes to be laid through the levee near
the top thereof, and descend into the river
to a point below low-water mark. The si-
phon principle to be availed of for all
lifts above surface water in river. Each
bidder shall furnish detail plans and
specifications for the pumping plant COM
plete, including sump and shall state
lump sum for performing the entire work.
Each bid must be accompanied by GER
titled check made payable to the order of
the City Clerk for. an amount not less
than 10 per cent of the aggregate of the
bid The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any and all bids. Infor-
nation and data will be furnished from
the Office of the City Surveyor upon appli-
Attest: M ]. DESMOND, City Clerk.
aulS-LOt
The record-union., 1896-09-05


fb;. Egg Plant, sc Der 10; Horse
radish, 1Oc per rt: Yellow Squash. &C per
10; Green Corn, lbQ2Uc per uozen: Okra.
~ per 10; Lima Beans, &c per fb; Shell
Beans, &c per 10: Sweet Potatoes. 21ac
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rib Roast, 12139
i5c; Lofn Steak, 121a@15c; Rump Steak,
doc; Chuck Roast, 10c; Rump, Sc; Brisket,
&c; Chuck Steak, 1Oc. Veal-Loin and RID
Ehops, 15c; Roast Veal 12c Mutton-Leg.
11Q1212c; Loin and Rib Chops, 121ac; Mutt
ton ton Stew. Sc; Shoulder Chops. SC. Pork.
Sole per fb; Corned Beef. sQ121ac: Saus-
age, 212c; Vienna Sausage 15c; Bacon
oQ1SAc; Ham, 121aG131ac
Hay AND GRAIN-Oat Hay, Doc per
ewt; Wheat. Soc; second quality, 45c; Al,
faifa. first cutting, 45Q5Oc: second and
third cuttings, 50c; Whole Barley, soc
Ground Barley, 90c; Feed Oats, $l@1 10;
Mlddiings, 90c; Bran, S5c; Straw, soc.
COAL L-Wholesale-Pearl, 1S1ac; Eo-
Gene, 2o1ac; Elaine. 23hc; Star, 1sAc;
Extra Star, 22114c: Water White (ulk). 123ac.
E-Wholesale-Stove Gasoline;
cases, 1910; Stove Gasoline, bulk. lac; ST
degree Gasoline, cases, 25c; Sc degree Gas
cline, bulk. 2Oc: 63 degree Benzine cases.
l9c: 6s degree Benzine, bulk. lac.
sale) 10 OF, size; II OF, 61ac; IA o.. TAG:
10 OF, sc: Granite Mining, 10 OF. 70; IL
OF. 7Ac; IA OF, SIC: 16 OF. 9Ac.
The record-union., 1896-09-05

A-For morning. P-For afternoon
SUNDAY excepted. "sMonday excepted.
RICHARD GRAY, Gen. Traffic Mgr.
T. II. GOODMAN, Gen. Pas. Agent
The record-union., 1896-09-05

MARCOS RESTAURANT
Third and j streets.
Ladies' entrance on Third street. Open
day and night
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
POOSETELT ATTACKS PiRkER.

Senator Timothy DRY Dollar Su.HFan 'aied AT
Police Headquarters yesterday 10 see fresl''hI
Roosevelt concerning the statement mace by com
missioner Parker ~ the last meeting Of the Board.
that the Senator told him thut hc had been IN
formed bv President Roosevelt; as 10 mo rating
given by the Poli,c Rolrd 10 his cousin. Rounds
man Jerry Sullivan. who i candidate 'or S''
eeant. According to Mr. Roosevelt sullivan de-
MED that he ever made statement That the Pres
ident OF the Police Board had disclosed to MN
Roundsmal Sulllvan's rating
81 am not at all sorry" said Mr. Roosevelt 'that
Mr. Parker SHOW ed his hand in the promotions the
other dav and appeared as the advocate Of tie
men picked ont for him by certain R'puhlicdn
noiiticians for ! wish IL clearly understood ihat
In this fight over promotions NJ. ALurcw~ and my o.
self have simply stood for principle. ar Parker
e. tho only Commissioner who has not merely once,
hnt again and again. refused to acluiesce IN marks
agreed upon after long discussion and mutual con-
ceseions But this con ,cssion aud compromise
must be on the original merit marks. and having
reached these marks, must either stand by
then, or else reduce The whole examination 10 a
farre MIR Parker's proposal - certify the "noie
list according TO the methods Of Nj. trup'r max
thc examination non-compciitiNe ana Illegal Mr.
Parker's position il not Il new one, put IL IL 'hc
,irst limo we have caught him fair ana square.
Ito renrce MS the continuance OF the Methods ana
nractices of the old rammany Board Johii
McClaye before Mr.. Parker was heard o. sho"td
MS how a Commissioner noI?inaHy OF one parry
could really be the most cfncenl servant oi 'Hc
machine of the other party.
Mr. Parker last night sent 10 Senator SulnNan n
letter rciteraing that Sullivan had told hin mat
Mr. Roosevelt had disclosed 10 MN 'SuiiiVhnl Nlr
rating given by the Commissioners 10 Roundsman
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
CAPTAIV SCHTLTZFS NiRROW ESCAPE

Captain Schullze OF the liarbor Police hai mar
row escape from instant death yesterday 10y the ih
ing Of the two-ion with heavy iuncn suspend
ed from H. which was recently erected on The bulk
head AT Pier A. When the crash came the end OF the
heavy swinging arm struck the peak Of the captains
cap knocking it down over his eyes II was about
3.l5 O'Clock when launch 40. a. which needed some
repairs was hoised out OF the water As il cleared
the strlngpece Captain Schulize. Pilot Adler and
several others swung the launch around over the
stone pavement; when suddenly. without any warn
ing whatever II fell with crash. The heavy steel
mast OF the had slipped ont OF the steel bed
plate socket where t was nbeddcd TO depth OF
twentv-one inches The lower end Of the mast is
cone-shaped. being six inches thok az the end. and
foot nick AZ The surface Of the bedpiate
Canaan Schulize said last night illt. in his opn-
ION and that OF the Fire Department, engineers vino
were present. the accident was due To faulty con
siruction. He sent report 10 chief 'onln 10 that
effect.
The .aunch was damaged 20 the extent o, about
$3.50 and the cast-irOn cap and other parts OF the
big crane were ruined. The launches cost the city
81 100 each and weigh about $500 pounds. The crane
weighs about two and half tons, hui The wtich
struck me captains cap weighed only about one ton
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
UEBREW INSTITUTIONS BENEFITED.

Tic will Of Mrs Emelie shlarek. which was o.
fercd for probate at the Surrogates Office y'S''r-
dav provides that monument, the cost OF "h'ch
&c not 10 exceed N.JC1 shall be erected over h'r
grave Mrs Shlarek also leaves the sum OF Si'""
in trust one-third OF the Income arising from "'''
IS TO be given TO the Jewish Congregation III
Krotoschin Prussia for the proper preservation OF
the graves OF the parents OF her deceased husband
Another third IL 10 the jewish 'onSresa'loh "'
Peschen Prussia for the preservation OF the graves
OF her own parents. and the remaining uhh
f. TO go to the Congregation Bikur 'holin, III
New-York TO be used in keeping the grave VI "'i
brother Julius Siich I'm good CONDITION. MiS'
Sharek gives sums OF Toney 10 many relatives
and friends in this country and In Germany sums
of 500 each 10 the Maclzika Tamud Thorah school,
the Mount Sinai Hospital the Home for Ag'H ana
Iufrm Hebrews and The Hebrew orphan ASSIHn
and Benevolent Society. The sum Of 500 Is given
TO the Montcfore Home for lncurables. Il bcqlest
OF 500 is made to the Jewish Inigrani Society, ana
SItsj j. given to the Hebrew Ere" school The last
sum is TO Dee invested. and ;he interest acrrulns
from il each year Is to constitute a iunh l.h'MH
as the "Shlarrk Medal OF fri1-, ahd l. 10 ne
awarded 10 the pupils - reward TOT s'"''"'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK. THURSDAY. DEC ?. lx,s
ARRIVED
Steamer RDston (Hr). Robinson. Liverpool D,c.mh.-
In ballast To N.wlorh shipping COMPANY Arrived nj m.
Bar = "A - NV
steamer Micase ,iID Meilds Belfast November ~ ,s
Swansea December g. In ballast to Scannel Bros Ar
rived at the Bar az IN.
Steamer Werkendam 'Br. ponsen Rotterdam December
~. with mdse and passengers Netherlands American
Line. Arrived at the Bar AZ
~ amer Asturia U,eD. Roessing Hamburg p.c her
,. with mdse and 320 passengers to Hamburg
American Line. Arrived ~ IN. Bar at d M
steamer Argyll ,BD. Ward Yokohama September T.,
niogo October l. Shanghai 10 Hong Kong 30 Singapore
November a. and Algers December T. with mdse o
ter: Maoy ~ ~" Arrived at the Bar at %:45 y IN.
steamer Holsuin ,Nor Dahl. Port Maria and Port
Antonio December IL with In Z.
Arrived at the Har AT e:tO
,Sieainer tSrbbe~ ,Br). Mckay. 4.
iarhadoes Il" Martinique TO- Dominica H. Antigua H. 81
ktts II - tfois i3 and Philadelphia 81 with mdse
= T. Ou'erlridge Co. Arrived at the bar at IL p m
December "a
amer Antilia 'Er. Herd Nassau December TO- With
asr h ana passengers to Monell Co. Arrived at
the bar at $50 y December 2S
=, steamer Old Dominion. Blakrman Newport News and
Sc Co ~ 49,
steamer Roanoke. Hoaz. Newport News and Norfolk.
vain n'oss ana passengers to Ola Dominion s. Co.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WHITE PLAINS.

The Christmas services o., the Sunday-schooi OF
Grace Episcopal Church VIII be held IN the Audi
,orIum on Monday eventpa. December %. An inter
est.ng programme hassheen prepared for the occa-
sion and the usual distribution OF gifts to the chill
dren will take place.
ST. johns Church choir. under the direction OF FRO
fesso- Carpenter. has made elaborate preparations
fo- the services in the church to-day. .
The SiniaH>school of the Memorial Methodist f-p-
copal Chuich will hold Christmas exercises IN me
canrch this evening. satisfactory programme mas mas
lsen a-ranst,l and the usual presentation OF gits
10 the children Will be made. , .
The Christmas exercises OF the Sunday-school OF
the PrcsDl ian Church were held last evening" dnu
the pupils Of the sunday school OF the fdptlst
Church will ENJOY their Christmas tree next Wednes-
day evening , ,,.,,,...
/ C;aynor set aside the verdict OF $1,000 recently
found for the plaintiff by the jury In the case OF
Helen W. Tay.or. Of Scarsdale. against the iron
Steamboat Company. ~ .
Justice j. O. Dykman has granted divorce TO
Henry A. Schafmeister from his wife. Ethel Schaf-
nester. -,
The trial Of Nicola Mascolna. Italian. for the
murder of a fell1w-countryman named Angelo Papa
a; Mount Vernon. July 10 last. was nnished ycster-
day in the Supreme Court. before Justice W. j..
Gaynor. the jury bringing In verdict OF mansau
Ter He was sentenced TO five years imprisonment,
The trial Of Mascolna ended the criminal calendar
and /, was adjourned sine die Yesterday after hav-
ing disposed of great number OF cvil cases, besides
three murder cases.
The heavy fall Of Wednesday afternoon
coupeied the trolley-cass TO stop running early In
the evening but before . o'coc: Thursday morning
while the first trip 20 Elmsford was accomplished
bff II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
STATEN ISLAND.

row over the selection OF deacon OF the Kings
ley Methodist Church in Cebra-ave. Stapeton has
divided the congregation into TWO wings. which
made the election Wednesday evening eXcit-
ing affair A month ago an election was held for
deacons and James A. Ware elected by
TWO votes This election set aside irregular
and another was held on Wednesday evening. There
were only TWO candidates VINO attracted any atten-
ton. being James A. Ware and the other Thom-
as CNbbcrlv. Mr. Ware and ms. family for many
decades have been the immediate support OF the
church and is expenses were largely contributed 10
by tnem and ne has served many deacon.
Mr.. Cubborly. on the other hand. is newcomer
lie represented the prohibition and temperance ee
ment in the church. ana Mr.. Ware is a decided
prohiDitionist. When the votes were counted on
Wednesday night il found that Ware had been
defeated by a vote OF SO 10 81. His supporters
threaten to resign from the church. and if they do
rs financial welfare. fl IS feared. will be affected
seriously Incidentally the announcement is made
thai the pastor. the Rev Mr.. Mason. has deter
mined not stay in the church another year because
Of the rac;ional differences.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WILLIAM 6. WOODS MENTAL CONDITION.

HE commission appointed by Judge Newburger
inquire into the mental condition OF William G.
Wood who receEtly accused OF forgery by his
wife. held its first hearing yesterday afternoon in
the Grand Jury room in the Criminal Courts Build
ing Wood arrested on December last on the
complaint of his wife. who charged him with hav-
ing forged her name to two notes for $1,000. Woods
name has frequently been connected with that OF
Mary NJ. Kellard, who was before the public at the
time of the i.angcrman- Aub case. II Is said that
Wood who formerly wealthy, has given her
many valuable presents. The action OF his wife in
prosecuting him in the present case Is considered
hy many extraordinarily harsh inasmuch as he in
MS prosperous days gave her large part OF his
possessions.
The first evidence given before the commission
yesterday that Of Adler G. Thomas. who de-
scribcd several instances of Wood having trans
parcels of real estate in the last two three
years AT prices ridculously below the proper value
Of the property. several physicians testified that
they had examined Wood. and thought he WAS in
sane. \ further hearing will be held on Monday
ne
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Services will be held in all the Episcopal churches
of the city this morning. and in St John s. 'Cn"icn
Tuckahoe At Christ Episcopal Church the 'ec'o''
the Rev Ellis Lyon. will preach the frs OF sei''
OF Ave sermons subjects connected win the ~"
tv,tv Last night the children OF the LeaRe anu
waits orphan House. in the Hawthorre-aVe. eN-
tension made merry. They gathered IN the assem-
bly-room at 30 o'clock and witnessed P'c''s
Christmas Cantata. in which thirty OF 'Hc'I mum
her took part, II was called The Tables Turheu
or Christmas for Santa Claus. Al its close gus
were. distributed from two prettily trimmed Chrs''
mas trees. Each child received two presents oe
sides candy and an orange. The evening s',,ov.' '
closed last night The usual sessions We're he'u'
but the las, half hour was devoted to exercises VI
an appropriate nature. The Boys Branch OF .',e
Young Mems Christian Association. had Cnrls,-
mas Service also Miss fIaskett read MISS r 'noM r,
fher sang. and Il number OF the DoyS loon pa, l.
To-day number os Sunday schools VIII nave cee
hiations, the German Methodist VIII nave Sirse.
at 4 o'clock IN the afternoon. the M'stih'lls,.,a ,
Presbyterian atG:::D the Dayspring Presbyterian
and First Methodist Episcopal at Inner I% FOR poor
children will bc given at. the rooms of the ssva-
tion Army. al No. 3, Dock-st. For some time Cap
tain Chan berlain and h!s assistants nave pe pee h eo
lecting gifts. and ii is hoped that enough mas hn
iurned away -Four hundred tickets have been CIV
en- out for distribution Al day yesteTdny etapr d,a
were kept busy a number of women VIII assist III
serving the dinner this afternoon j.. ,,,. s.v.ro,
clubs Of city 20 any unusual eS'fn' @ 'ls or Se
most Of them reseryns Es% fenrn arys y }h o viii be
bowling an day. but no match games the 20 me- me-
in the tournament Of the Wcstches,sr hOMiims anim
League. which would have occurred tins eyemng
had IL not been Christmas. will be rolied mex,
Wednesday evening. Tonight at the par0,s o. o.
the Young Mems Christian Association > r.
Wells. Of Albany. will recite ., -. t..
clan NcGregor. order of Scottish Clans NJ us
annual rrectiris on Wednesday night chose n. IS
Ruchanan chief: Duncan buchanan; tanst Roo-
erf Svintcn chaplain; Dougal McDouga s.cre-
tary: John Howard financial secretary: John
Tho,npson treasurer: DR.. j. Lindsay Port.0us
physcian; A. 3 Johnson. Junior henehTan; Alex
snder orr seYeschal. William Brown OF Mount
Vernon and james Brownie. % Ionkers, trustees
Games were continued on Wednesday night In
the tournament Of the Wes;chester County Rowing
League Yonkers Athletic Club defeated EenoN
~ Nount Vernon. 1Pi-1ri ana lonkerS louis
Mems Christian Association 'iO-ji2. The LehoX
suffered defeat at the hands of the Y NJ I. A.
also A.. w.,
The Christmas party at the rooms o. me ON,
ans Institute for club members on Nednesua!
night was delightful affair. a short prograInme
was given. in which Miss Ellen McSauiey MES MES
Minnie FlecK and Miss Elsie Aulenbacher TOOK
nart Miss Butler. president of the clup mace 4
short address and the gifts We're then dis'ripu'eo
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
COMMISSIONER WEIGHTS REPLY.

Robert J. Wright. the Commissioner Of Correction.
lad an hours talk with Mayor Strong yesterday
and left with the Mayor a statement. which was
sent 10 Controller Fitch. II was supposed that the
statement answer 20 the criticisms which
the Controller made the other day when the Board
Of Estimate considered the appropriation for Mr.
Wright's Department. To reporters yesterday Com
missioner Wright declared that he entitled 10
ride around IN carriage with private
driver at the expense OF the city and he said that
the disparaging remarks Of the Controller showed
that MIR Fitch had been nis!nfOimcd or was moved
bv animosity politics In the latter part OF 49,
liz said the Controller was present at meeting
OF the Board OF Estimate when the Department ap-
preparation for 1895 was passed and the Item 'one
driver for Commissioner was allowed.
'If that driver not for ny personal IN
visiting the institutions. what that driver for
ANYWAY r'' the Com sioncr said.
MIR Wright also had report from the Depart
nlent bookkcepcr intended 10 show that the appro-
priaion asked for 1891 was no larger than the Board
Of l-s iirnate ought to have allowed.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
NETWORK CITY.

..rbe zod,ac, is IN he the subject OF Harold W.
porcivars lecture before the Aryan Theosophcal
Society. No. 1H Madson-ave on sunday evening
at s:5 o'clock
Resides MANY smaller gifts. the following srecia'
Christmas donations have been made to the AS
sociation for Improving the Condition OF the Ioo'
John SoeIv Ward. ir 500. for the beneiie OF ap-
pIicants 70 the Free) Cooper Union Labor bureau
D. O. Mills for general purposes. S2~ Johh o.
Kennedy 500: contributor. name "i'hn'lu' 80
Peter cooper Golden Wedding Fund. 500 me
treasurer OF the association - W warner van ->''
den, No. % Nassau-st
Al the Manhattan Liberal Club. No 20 East
I,ifteenth-st this evening there will be lecture
IN .oThe Pulpit and the Scaffod." by Miss May
Collins.
The Bowdoin Alumni Association Will have us
twentv-eighth annual dinner on January IN the
Hotel Savoy.
The Women's Society OF the German Hospi'a'
and Dispensary will have a festival al the '"S"-
tuition Sunday AT 4@o p m
The baltimore md Ohio Railroad Company VIII
remove rs office from No. f5 Broadway to Broad
u,v and uoward-st next Thursday afternoon
,rbo ontire ground floor Of the building has been
dued IN in handsome style for the use OF the
different officials Of the road who make their heau-
quarters in NewYork.
In the Court OF Special Sessions yesterday George
Wilson and John Palmer arrested by Centrai
Office detectives last week loT pl''FlHS
which had been treated 10 stand tests Tor soid
gold were discharged.
Hermann sielcken. who has been engaged by inc
Sugar Trust to manage its coffee business WILL ]"
"a said receive salary Of $1,000 year
General and Mrs Ferdinand p Earle VIII re-
ceive tho Sons and Daughters of the American
Revolution on New Years Day at Earle 'hf
Washington Heights from l until 10 p. M Ihis
will be the 10th anniversary OF President WASH
ingtoas first New Years Day reception IN TINS
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
, TO CONFTVE INSANE MURDERERS'
A Bill. FRAMED BY HENRY J." 'LlNloN ~"
THE PROTECTION or THE COMMUNITY

In the course OF it's coming session the Lesis-
Iafure will be called upon TO consider u OH 'n"e
must commend Itself TO every citizen whose oNe u"
iusticc has been wounded by the outcome oi ''''
tain recent trials for murder. The bill mas n'en
framed by Henry l.. Clinton, and its ann u y"
prevent from being turned loose upon the com
munity the persons who. having been coivict'" OF
murder. are acquitted on the ground OF ihsa'i'H'
Mr. Clinton's bill proposes to adopt "A method SIM
liar 10 that now I'm practice In England Mur"c'c's
whom a jury pronounces TO be. In lis OPINION, III
sane will not be freed II this bill becomes ia"
They will be confined In the State 1unatic Asyiu"
for a period OF not more than twenty years ana
not less than ten years. tho Governor having IL
I'm his power release them as the ends OF justice
shall seem TO demand
1t is believed that this plan will go far to prevent
the from punishment OF murder"rs for
whose release jurics resort to the verdict OF IN
sanity. To be sure. some murderers who nav" p"eh
acquitted the ground Of mental unsoundness
have, gone to asylums temporarily. but II IL the
opinion OF n ma oriy Of thinking people that many
Of them have acted In this WAY In order oniy 10
death. The theory OF the bill is that insane persons
whose insanity has once proved fatal TO some
other person should he set free long as thcir
violence Is likely be repeated. If Mr.: clinton
bill had been law all along. Maria BARBER w9uIu
now he behind the bars. where she belongs. ana so
would many another wretch who has vioiated the
law OF existence.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
TARRYTOWN.

Irvington Tarrytown and North Tarrytown. Christ
mas will observed quietly The principal business
stores the postofices AMI schools Will be closed
4 number OF trains the Hudson division OF the
New-York Central and Hudson River Railroad nave
been withdra wn for to-day and New Years. in this
village the schools closed on Tuesday win eNer'ls
by t1e children and Will moi reopen until MONDAY,
January =. Many OF the teachers returned 10 thtlT
respective homes to enjoy the holidays.
Special services will be neld in Christ Episcopal. !.
ST Marks Episcopal Memorial Church OF WASH
ing;on irving. and ST. Teresas Roman tathoic
Church. m, =. =, +,
81 Yesterday and audited number OF bil!S Ihrlr
last meeting this year Will take place next 1nurs-
day. ,,,
Arrangements are being made for the consolida-
ton Of the coo1ed Republican 'luDS oi larIYio"h
and North Tarrviown The movement has the sup
port OF the Roy W. II. Taylor, pastor of the Snion
Baptist Church.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-25
+. WORTIUER PINES PROTEST.

f. Mortimer Pine writes TO The Tribune TO ex-
plain the suit which was brought against him by
William A. Stademan 10 recover sls2 lent AT the
poker table. He says:
The refusal of Judge O'Gorman to listen to my
testimony made ii impossible for TO establish
the fact that had not only liquidat"d the debt in
question: hut that Mr.. Stadeiman owed me Il bal
OF 81 20. ! had witnesses in court to prove
that had paid ont the sum OF SOS ~ for Mr.. Stade-
since the game in question, which LETT Mr.
Stademan I'm my debt. He the who
pudiatrd debt of honor and not l. have "A
for his share of a loss sustained in game OF
poker AZ the Holland club two three nights
after the debt OF SIS In poker chips was contracted
also paid ont in cash for Mr.. Stadelman at his
home I'm poker game the sum OF 3 90 leaving
net balance of t26 ~ due me. defy any one to
say that over repudiatcd debt OF any kind. let
alone a debt OF honor.