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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
4 BROKER ACCUSED OF LARCENY.
PECULIAR DISCLOSURES IN CASE "'
YORKVILLE COURT.

pecuIiar disclosures. affecting the repu'a''o"S "
both complainant and defendant. were Haue u, ~
Yorkyille Court yesterday when Bernard o".""
q broker of No oi5 East One -hundred-and-h'h'
was erraigned before Magistrate Brahn u, ~
charge OF stealing 5000 from A. ka'eis" "o'' u
broker of No Jas East Fifty-third-st' 1an'
Kellogg another broker. and Edward haii"'''
pawnbroker and brother-in-law OF Gutmah' W.
mixed up In the in way not ca c.
arouse admira ton for them. Goslin chai ee
man with getting q check for so,vo iroHi MN ,,.
alleged stock speculation and running ""' .,
the money. There was in evidence ie''e n,
Harlan begging Goslin not to have Gu'ma" .'
to prison. and promising 10 raise Tue "''
his sister from disgrace. ,,.
In a previous examination in the case p".'
counsel had Goslin TO confess that ne ia" pr -,
guilty TO forgery in 1882. and had pee" scr" ,,.,a1
Elmira Reformatory. Goslin also had ""''N
that he had been known by the name OF pe'.,
Yesterday the searchcht was turned on MINUS
who had intr oduccd Gutman to Goshh anu l"u u
duced t;osn to give the check 10 Guiman Nt'os"
declared that he was Informed beforehand oil ""'
mans intention TO fail in the fur business , furs
ago, and knew that Guman nan Sr is'pr in n pawn
shop Kellogg also said that Harlan owe" nm
$3.50 that he had received from ia i;yd from
i'm Dart paymcnt which Harlan hiid rc,.NC ,,,,,nn
e;uiman These notes were for Gains due "u.mia ~
from his customers previous TO ms I,,d IN him
hv Uarla whrn he gave the notes. saying; Or
lect what you ! will make gooo "'"'' Wv
cannot get. ,o,d for 90 ,D
Kellogg remembered making Il den'nn" ior go,
from ,;utman after the latter had receiver w CO..
check from t;osn and sad II made the IL
I'm writing | wrote letters ana sent t,i'Hr"fiI H.,
MATCHES everywhere where thought ne MN" -,
IN secure onc-half Of the amount as lihrii'n, n''
hyo,ber.in.iaw promised to make good the baianc"
hui I heard moi hing from him. lie was uru'i ~
M thai time ! never considered him u'ei oo
fore" 49,, =, ia ao,. hus,ress
kellogg finally admitted that he had dons pus', n
as Jacoh *, Ear but only used the name loi sprouI
ju,ive n,Irnoscs Magistrate Brann then aglour,'u
the case Tor another private hearing next i"es'''
afternoon. ,,d and taken
to Police Headquarters last night by Detec Nv
Sergeant cum Of the District, Auorney III III i.
The arrest wa made on bench warrant; re -
twentv-cighi years old. and gave his ADDRESS ~
No lis West Fiftythird-st but ACCORDING ro ,a
and thir,,-st The charge against him is attemp'ei
grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS
THE D1ssENsIoNs OF JIMENEs HAusTEDr 4 q
AIRED IN THE COURTS

THE DIssENsIoNs OF JIMENEs HAusrEpr 4 q
AIRED IN THE COURTS.
Application for the appointment OF receiver 4
the firm OF Jimenes. Haustedt & Co, Haytisn COO
mission merchants was made yesterday In the -
preme Court TO Justice Beekman. who reserved
decision. The application was made In sS
brought by Mercedes Schwemer and Otto Hauses
executrix and executor OF Johannes A. Hauss6
against Oscar Huttlinger. the resident mansra
partner Of the firm. Johannes A. Haus,edt, ~
had been a partner since 1884, died In January lE
and his widow married Schwemer. II is cha'rs
that Huttl!nger deprived the widow OF her share :
the management OF the partnership 10 which y
executrix. she was entitled. and that articles q
partnership executed last year. comforting the mat
agement Of the business upon Huttl!neer Sn
signed by Johannes Haustedt when his mind ~
affected. Charges were also made against HIT
fingers integrity. Just before MIR Haustedts des.
he sold out his interest in the Paris Antwerp q.
Hamburg houses by agreement between himself y
Juan y. Jimenes who became a special partner @
$4,000. The defendant IN the presen, suit c'ar'
that II Mr.. Haustedt's mind was not sound -
agreement also must be declared void. and u
estate Will be eaten up by the liabilities avoided "
MIR. Haustedts getting out Of the European hoa'a
which have since become involved. lie asserts tn'
the suit is instigated by sehwemer. who warts
share In the management OF the business.
Thomas Ii. Evans, advertising agent ana P..
Usher a. No. "a Park Row. yesterday made a. i,s y
signment without preferences to Henry e "a; !,
The liabilities are SIS go and the assets are sSa !.
be nearly as much. Evans was also IN the Duss. V
OF manufacturing political campaign articles ~. ~.
collections and the importantly OF creditors are
Judgment for $500 50 entered yest,eI,S.ss.
against Sartirano Ryan. keepers OF , iousHsa
houses In various parts OF the city. III id'~
George e. MONTGOMERY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
RICHARD BELL SENTENCED.

Richard Bell the young man convicted in Special
Sc ,sons a week ago OF assault upon Roundsman
William j. Ennis called up for sentence yes
ierday Twice before Bell had been up for sentence
but on each occasion secured an adjournment to
bring additional witnesses as to his good character
Yesterday several witnesses were called who said
they had known Bell for some time. ana that so
far as they knew his character was good. Tho
Court imposed a sentence of IS fine or five days
imprisonment
Bell who said he was a world" reporter. while
intoxicated and In company with an artist named
Hurd assaulted the roundsman early one Sunday
admitted the assault and discharged. Bell
however alleged that Ennis assaulted him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
AN ALLEGED BOGUS BOTTLE CONCERN.

Howard Parker. proprietor Of a machine shop
at No. ls3 Lews-st. was held for examination by
Magistrate Crane In the Essex Market Court yes
terday on the charge OF eras!ng the names OF
owners sphon settler bottles and engraving
others In their places. Parker was arrested by
Detective Louis Zeltner. OF the Down Town Bot
tiers Association and Detective McCue. Of the
Essex Market squad. who made a raid on his
place. The detectives seized number OF appli-
ances for engraving bottles and they alleged that
Parker at work at the time. About three
hundred bottles were recovered. Under the law
anybody having bottles with registered trade
marks or them in his possession H. liable 10 fine
OF 30 cents for each bottle This Is 10 protect the
manufacturers Of bOttling goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
RiEESHOPS VIOLATING THE LAW

Twenty policemen OF the Sanitary Squad have
been directed by the Health Board TO make exaini-
nations at bakcshops IN the city TO ascertain at how
many places the Tenement-house law has been vo-
lated IN the manufacture Of crullers. The la"
rohi,s thc boiling Of fat In bakeries I'm the base
,nents of tenement houses which are not nrepfOof
The recent fire In the bakeshop ut No. 1855 Third
ave where several persons had narrow escapes
IRON, death by flames called sitenton TO :he fact
that the law was being dsresarded, and tae Good
Covernment Clubs stirred up the Health Board to
have an investigation. Several arrests may follow
the examinations made by the policemen. az the
i,w enforced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
4 sIyDBlGGIyG STORY EXPLODED.

Chief Conlin. through Acting Inspector DIV.
yesterday gave out statement that the man JOE
ston. who. while a guest at the Gilsey House. w.
a woman whom he represented as his WE '
days ago. alleged that he had been sandoase'.
the street, was not Johnston. but res'e".
Meriden named Golden. and that the woma"
had been in the city with him was no, n Is, "a.
The sandbageing story. the police say mas wv"
tirely exploded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
EASY TO GET FAT
II YOUR DRINK IS RIGHT

Skinny people generally are SO becau.. :.
their inability to digest the food. whsss q
passed from the stomach into the 1917
The bowel digestion Is weakened. at~sn
OF the grains make fat tissue, but -.
bowel digestion is weakened BY coy.s ne
bacco. whiskey, etc, the person ~ %
skinny. Leave of the weakening habit. . ~.
use In place Of coffee Postum Cereal ne
health coffee. 1t is made by the pc....ae
Cereal Co., llm., Battle Creek Mich un
!ireiy OF grams ana Is fattening. 1t Loo:
care to lay aside their hurtfuI habits a. .ne
plain. well-cooked food and some fru,s sae
drink Postum will feel great improv., .ae
In weeks time. Nature is a now.O su!
builder II left free 10 work without DRUG. .0!
poisOns ano
1t should not be forgotten that 20 ns-
Of the body Is liquid-therefore a bes,, Int
liquid Is OF the greatest necessity. "'~
Willy grocers sometimes work IN chean o..
tations Of Postum Cereal coffee II The nus
toner will stand it. 'u'-
CAN BE FOUND WITH
Acker. Merrall condh, Chambers and ~
cha. cordes. SO sth Ave. ~.
Fred Dreyer. l27th -. n. Y.
j. i. Haase a. Co. 93d ~. and Cou,tr. A..
II Hahnenfeld. $40 81 Ave. NY
{. III. Magma Bro. nth St. and Amx,erd,r A..
\. Y. An,
Jno Macauiay & CO.. 49, 4th Ave N
G. a ". MINERS, al Columbus Ave n Y
VIM. f. Morris. i:5th 81. and IN Ave "
J.. 4. Saltzsieder. 29fh 81. and 9Th Ave
william simpson ;. "a s.. and S,h Ave. ny.
Geo. ~. Temeyer 273 2si Amsterdam Ave
Chas. Vogts, 50 So Columbus Ave y - ~ L.
G. II. Won Del sen Co. 2 149 Sth Ave ~
a; y. WLy,and a Go Go 40 A. T. l2d 81. n. y
Richard Wuifers. 3sth ST. and sth Ave W
VIM Barg. Court and Carroll Br oklvn - -
=. BoUrnique. Bedford and Dc Kab Ave. ~.
Ign. ~
Clapp Broa.. OF Fulton ST., BROOKLYN
Duran Bros 2s2 2s4 broadway f,rook,v,
a. J. Han. Nostrand Ave. and Monroe p,o.a.-
~ Helms. Atlantic and Brooklyn Ayes Prook,.TW
johnson Bros, Nevins and Flafbush Ave p,oatsn
n. Lain d Son. Fiatbush and Cation AYES p,rsSS
iyn. o'oe
Geo. L,ckctt's sons 80 Fulton St Broot,v,
Wr'. Nnrrrart if5 Fulton 81 Rrook,vn
Herman OTTO Flatbush and Carlton AYES p,.>
lyn. ~
stephen Stevenson: iG5 Atlantic Ave. Brockrn
l.. Sandhrse1. Lafayette and Ade',Ni p-octIya
y. II. Shults's Sons ~ Montague ST, BroaLi.r
Vesper Bros. Lafayette and Lewis AYES H.
Ign. "~S
VIM. Wolff Fulton and Orange. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
VALUABLE BRIC-A-BRAC AT AUCTION.

Nv direction OF Messrs Jones md Gown the first
dov's auction sale OF choice collection OF antique
and modern furniture and OF costly bric-a-bric
was held yesterday by william r. Norman at No
oas F'ifth-ave over go lots disposed o. They
Included in addition to furniture, large stock OF
Turkish and japanese rugs Wilton and Administer
carpets, artistic draperics. and etchngs by Rom
well nled and as the result OF some spirited BID
ding good average prices were obtained. The sale
will be continued to-day at O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
WARRANTS FOR COLONLZERS

Chief Conlin has secured twenty zone warrants for
alleged coonizers In the Eldridge-s, precinct which
Is commanded by Acting Captain Hogan Since
the last day OF registration the acting captain has
been theoretically investigating suspicious regis
trations, and has far discovered wenty-one
cases which he has good reason believe were
fraudulent registrations. The list OF names
submitted to Chief Conlin yesterday. and the war;
rants made out The warrants are to DO served
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
STEWART WILL SUIT RENEWED.

An action TO recover possession OF real estate at
broadway and Prlnce-st. formerly owned by 4. T.
Stewart has been renewed by Euphemia Deans.
who declares that she Is cousin Of the dead
millionaire. Her attorneys are Curtis Il Scott. nj
No 90 Broadway. who have expressed the opinion
that the will OF A. T. Stewart can be contested
cessfuIly at this late day. a member OF the law
arm OF Evarts. Choate Beaman has declared that
the revival OF the Euphemia Deans suit In The last
expiring gasp Of the Stewart claimants the case Of
Mother claimant having been thrown out OF court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
.DDIcks NOT IN CONTEMPT.

Wilmington Del oct. 22.-The charge OF con-
,ornpt Of court in concealing the books ana papers
Of the Bay State Gas Company against j. Ed"a'o
Addicks Parker G. Chandler and Charles H. hi''''-
,cr made los counsel for William Bucnailan;; VA,
Iv dismissed In the United states 'ouit
,his afternoon as counsel failed to convince NJ, NE
Court OF any attempt to commit cohtei"p. ", "a
,sd,cL. declared under oath that there was ~
such Intent No decision was rendered ~ ~ n'a
n,r, an tho motion 10 dismiss the order Gran'hs
many In Delaware.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

upon the men for whom they are Issued ~ th., .
tempt TO vote Election Day. The police ara Y
investigating the alleged heavy colonization n ~
let Assembly District, where II Is said s5s men hs.
been registered who claim only th.rty-tsy ~,
dcnce Ia their respective election districts 20"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

supreme Court.
BY MacLein. J.
Marshall aet. Rossi--CharIes Wehle
Rusch agt. Cunnngham-Syv~ster l.. RI. Ward
Benson agt Farre'i-Efward r.. Iafetia
Matter Of Mne-Edward L. Patterson.
BY Beekmal. T.
Bouthn agt. Moran-Robert j. Fox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate DslS.ms"gs% @so D Va Bun
esens 4! , m-MoIlen'-orde'S Nos - a. no. 49,
sapi.im. CouTf. Special Term-Part IBefore Beck
man. J.~Mo,Ion cAlendnr called at Il i, m v..
r s,I" a o ssr "e''"
coarspecial Tsrrag oI v s,, re-, TtaaS
s.s: .sW ss .iss a. :ss 1905 SIS s3 Cas-: aaaHshcd
arews J.-Causes to oe sent from Part ~ for trial
suprs,n" cour-specia Term-par, vIBefore Pryor
J~causes sen, Part " for TRIAL. Case unnn
supreme Court-SpecIa Term-Psrt VII-Before Law
5SGa Tssr4r fe 9nInsS
ssTFs csa.ss TGs s @ 500 sss s y sS5
ssa s s!, s S S SiS siSi u.s. u.s. $751; Sl i S
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saver i-csuse. to be SEM from Part iii for trial
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supreme court-Trai Tern.part vlIi-Besore seig
saprem. coqr,-Tr4l Ten.-Ts,, IX.sefOre McAdan
Supreme 20 f before rissdan
Supreme court-Trai Term-Part Nl-Adjourned FOR the
term.
Ssa C, "A ArHGa
Alfred s secor. at D. m: Wills for probate: Eva X.
Ehler John Hutchinson. Honora Behen. Ethel Caswell
Ellen Carney Michael stern Marie Pick, Mary A. Boss.
Surroxats's Court--Trla Tem--Before Fitzgerald s.
case on No 1902 viii 81 John Mor!artty. 1880 a. M
No. l2i3 viii ~ Roger +. Donegan. AT 1890 "a.
city court-specal Term-tefore Van wyck c. j.
| Court opens 10 n. Motions az 1870 a. nj.
city court-Tria Term-Part I.Betore Conan J..
:sss 1853 81: ais': Us 80 $50 81 So ga
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city cour.-Trai Term-par, Before Mccarthy. j.
Nos .ss. s. s53. SIS. 027 1852. 270s 6si d.s
S sl s.s oi2 i2s 1851 So IL Case anaasssd
CITY c9sTCrrI Tsr%yPs bI I'D G sehachman
| s,3 s36. essI. Clear
city court-Trai Tern'mPart iy-Betors o .pwyer j..
$3.50 sOs9 $40 200 sISs :ss3 :IGG sIss sil6 2eio
2s54 32s 2955 1920 1919 a2a6 33li 1880 30e7. 29+3
\ 2IO2, 32l1. 21tS Case unfinished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

lob, u Yates OF the NewYork Athletic ''"p'
said Yesterday that he had investigated VIC "a" o
Wv -, ,,o,, co,.,ing I'm the Boulevard. II they
,i, ca d,snosed H. however. wheelnah c9asts
faster than the speed limit he can De r,fv Thor,
-. "a mo- Jaw against coastlnR III lh' '''E ''''
uur,,,f,r.s ON, should be framed nj once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

A Jury In tho Supreme Court yesterday returned
a verdict for 500 in favor OF the painuh IN a
suit brought by Penncli oHern. contractors
sealns, the city TO recover 81" The pia'nuhs
claimed that although they had complied win an
tho necessary formalitios and had been the lowest
hIadcrs for Tho paving OF kingsbridge koad from
Oue-hundr nd nlnete'h st. TO tho Harlem tiV'r
The Commissioner OF Public Works rejected tAei'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
IN THE CYCLING WORLD.
ANDREWS ASKS FOR SIGNS
ALONG THE BOULEVARD lNfof'"-
ING CYCLISTS OF THE Ne"
nRDI%A<tE.

Police Commissioner Andrews sent co"'"u'''"
,,,, 70 IN. Commissioner OF Public WORKS yes'e'
dav asking tina, copies OF the recent ofu''a"o'
pass.d by the Board Of Aldermen reguia,ns ainr
in a.. boulevard be posted al NaiiouS pV9''S
on w Wo,,icVnrd from Fifty-nnth-st TO Manhattan
w fnr IN, enlightenment Of bcycls's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
RTrS or LEGAL INTLLLIGEN'E'

An o,nlc,tion was made to Justice BeeKnan IN
the supreme Court yesterday 10y Joseph +. fhIioh'
,r 10 have the name OF Harry l.. Wright stricken
from the registry rolls In the Twen'y-six'n fecon
D,s,rlc, OF the XXXIIld Assembly District. "rish'
Is seaman on the ba,tle-ship Texas now yihs En- III
man In isG from Philadelphia ana MT ialI9n con,
tended that according TO the law u" cou,l o,S
Dom tho latter CITY rhe lawyer said ne appetrtu
in the interest OF the Stuyvesant Democratic ''uo
of Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Washington. oct. 22-In the United states "'
y "a lof, Is: ~. III 3sl $50 49, 81. 62 and %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
THE cor RTS.

Cor-RT or APPEALS CALENDAR.
Albany &c, % The court Of Appeals day calen-
dor for tomorrow la Sos 7Oo 7o2 7o' III. 49, ia
TSo and 735.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

The Riverside Wheelmen VIII give i''' ~,
at the Guttenburs track on E'.'' 1 ,,
a., .s,.," n, the season will be held at the club
LIS. that night The annual dinner VIII De hcI
NJ IN. Arena December II, ~hel the P'N'' anu
n,lenee medals Will be distributed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

IN. Harlem Wheelmen will give what ought 70
he an ENJOYABLE entertainment at the clubhouse Ill
Harlem tomorrow night vaudeville company
,,,,lI furnish the theatrical part OF the entertain
80, pohert FltzsmmOns will give d ID. punch
imy ex hibItlon supper Will be served FOR Vp
people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

crossed or pocketed or interfered with or fouied OF
Josted. and he Will win the Presidential race III d
walk.
The stewards OF the Jockey Club YESTERDAY granted
a license 10 the Washington Jockey CluD 70 SiNc d
meeting under the Jockey club rules from
November Il to November 2s. s. 5. How ana wa
appointed the steward TO represent the JockeN N'un
at the Washington meeting and Clarence Mcdowell
the steward at the Baltimore meeting
DETAILS OF THE CONTESTS.
FIRST KACE-Inrse $500; for maiden three-ysar-ods
special weights. The Whers mile.
-TSetting-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
CHOLERA ~ EGYPT STAMPED OUT

A cable dispatch has been received by Ino'-
Cook & Son announcing that quarantine has ~,
completely Withdrawn against Egypt. when ms "a
Gates that the cholera has finally been stampeo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Ius,,c. S.agwick In the Supreme Court yester-
d,y dismissed the suit brought by Miss Emma d.
Sprinshorn against Otto Mates. n dentist. 10 re-
cover 5000 damages for negligent treatment MISS
springhorn had several teeth filled by Or. Mates
She alleged that he neglgentiy drilled tnfquah ore
az her teeth and penetrated the lower jawbone
Necrosis OF the jawbonc set In and pieces OF the
ION. had To b. removed. Justice S"dgwlck dtclh'I
thnf there had been no evidence adduced on behalf
OF The plaintiff 10 show that Dr. Mates had been
guilty OF negligence. The case VIII pe app'"'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Th. yorkyile Wheelmen will have handicap
pool tournament beginning on November J. Ihe
club will entertain the Arcahi'in Eheemsn OH
sunday next and will have teil-mile foa" race
on The Merrck Road on Election Day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23
Vuroueau Advertisements.

VUTOpEWU NUUtIIIo5 w" ..nnNW
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS WIZ
tho London onic. Of The Tribune. IS Fleet S''sss
,v.,,.,, Mac. 10 leave their advertisements and
scrtptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

The Rutherford Cyclists will give fast century
run to Franklin Park. NJ j.. and return on Flee
ton Day The time limit will fr: nine hours and
the start Will he made at RuthefIorn ~ '''' a. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

A suit brough, by the firm OF William Ressins
Co To set aside ~ fraudulent transfers OF out
standing accounts made by Leo Rosenstein ifuit
importer Mt No. Is, Franklln-st was heard before
Justice Pryor In the Supreme Court The plantiH
asserted that Rosens,ein prior to his failure trans
ferred 500 worth OF outstanding accounts 10
W.lngartcn Brothers corset manufacturers hos"il-
II failed for SiDh about year ago. DECISION III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Cyclists desiring to join the League OF American
Wheemen may obtain full printed Information and
membership blanks by sending names ana adj
dresses 10 the cycling Editor. Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Judge Henry W Scott. OF Oklahoma city, Okla
has resigned the Associate Justice-hip or the Su-
preme Court and the Judgeshp OF the United states
District Court OF that Territory TO become mem
Der OF the New-York bar. Yesterday he was intro
duced AT the Appellate Division OF the Supreme
Court Of this city and county by ex-Judge John T.
Dillon Judge Scott was an appontee OF President
Cleveland and was the youngest United states
Judge ever appointed. lie has FORMED Il partner
ship with George VI. Curtis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-10-23

Won readily by length: neck between second ana
third.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500. two year-olds selling
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-06

By the nomination of Frank A. Day
of Fairmont the Populists and Demo
Gratis will have nominated their strong
est men for congressman from this
district. Mr.. Day has just left the
Republican party on account of the
silver question and for many years
has been considered one of the strong
est men in that party. Silver being
the issue he will represent the free
silver question thoroughly. But as
the days roll by the sound money men
will roll up in increased majority and
Nov. 3 will be dark day for Mr.. Day
of Fairmont.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1896-08-06
THE Three GRACES.

With the commencement of the
three actions for libel against The
GAZETTE by j. L. Byram, clerk of
court, E. D. French, Senator, and Ex-
President Beard of the defunct Bank
of Fairfax, the public have the strong
est kind of evidence of the continual
association of these three graces, both
as to social and business and political
affairs.
Byram, for instance, the eight year
holder of clerk of courts, the political
dictator and manipulation, the ex-poli-
teal boiler, the setter up of Blethen,
the man of many suggestions to at
torneys pending an action, the seeker
of endorsements from lawyers and
judges, has right to be termed one
of the three graces.
Again, there is French. What was
more fragrant than his violation of a
sacred trust when he, in the senate,
voted against the taxation of half a
million acres OF railroad lands in Red
wood county and against the compel
ling of railroads to pay their just
share of the tax now being paid by an
already over burdened people. All in
all where is there another such record
as this man, who might properly be
termed a second one of the three gra
ces.
And third, the ex-president Of the
defunct Bank of Fairfax, the witness
of the forgery, the participant in every
thing tending to endanger records,
titles, etc. He has right to being q
third grace. It is no wonder that
"birds of a feather flock together" and
feebly attempt to crush paper which
has exposed them in their heinous ca
reers. The GAZETTE will continue to
expose them whenever occasion offers.