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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Mahoning Valley Furnace. Re.um.

YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June 1s.-wi,hin
short time three furnaces in the Mahoa-
ing valley, which have been out of blast
Tor SOME time. will resume. They are the
Struthers furnace. at Struthers, the An
crews BIOS q Co. furnace and the furnace
OF the Youngstown Steel Co. of this city
The Andrews and Hitchcock furnace at
Hubbard resumed operations Tuesday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Tornado Sweeps Over Louisville, Ky,
Doing Much Damage.
CROPS DAMAGED IN TEE STATE
The Blow Also Visits Adjacent Points
in Indiana.
TWO KILLED AT IRVINGTON

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 1s.-A severe
wind storm passed over this city between
the hours of > and o'clock this morning.
Considerable damage was done to prop
erty, but no lives were lost. In several
cases houses Were blown down and TN
rooted, but in no instance was there a
fatality. though number sustained in
jurieS.
Reports received from central and east
ern Kentucky indicate that great damage
has been done to crops. The wheat fields
have been laid low, farm houses and barns
were wrecked and fences destroyed.
1T English, Ind. the court house was
damaged to the extent Of $1,000 n south
bound Monon train eight miles beyond
bloomington. Ind. was struck by lightning
and the passengers shaken UP severely
Conductor Johnson was painfully injured.
hut will recover Later. as the train was
, nearing Gasburg. md. il ran into large
tree that had been blown across the track,
and the engine was badly damaged.
In Jeffer5enyille the damage was slight.
while in New Albany it is estimated that
$1,000 worth OF damage was done to prop
erty. but no lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Fourth-Class Po.tmnster..

FOurfh-CInss POstmnsferH.
The following changes in fourth-class
pcstmasters have been made:
Maryland Hartford county, c. c.
Magic.
Virginia-Broadway. T. J.. Pennybacker;
Forestville, W S. Green; Goodies. ]. A.
Atwood; Holland. r.. H. Holland; Indian
Valley, G. w. Dalton; Lenore. A. G. Ruth
erford; Mount Clifton. w. w. Peters: Som
erset, N. w. Newman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18

Movements of Warahips.
The Alert has arrived at Victoria, and
the Alliance at Newport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Nehrnsien Has u Blow,

NORFOLK. Neb. - June 1S.-A tornado
struck here last night. doing some minor
damage to buildings. A. X. Leonard and
LOOMS McKim were caught In the storm
and received painful injuries. Leonard is
badly cut about the head and Is injured
internally. McKim received a broken leg
and many CUTS apd bruises on the body,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
New Virginia Postmasters.

Fourth-class postmasters were appointed
today as follows:
Virginia-Briery. C. r. Wood: Hitchcock.
T. ]. Langford; Reynolds Store. c. w.
Moore; Riner. g. d. Surface; Shawsville,
w. T. Wills: White Stone. H. d. McNam-
ara: White Top. H. c. Weaver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The following are the opening the highest
and the lowest and the closing prices OF the
New York stock market today. as reported
by Corson & Mccartney. members New
York stock exchange. Correspondents.
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 80 Broadway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
NOW 1T Is A WHEAT TRUST.
Kentucky Farmers organizing to
RIM the Price In MaicriaIlY

Special Dispatch to The Evening sta-
LOUISVILLE KY, June 1S-The farm
ers OF this state will organize a wheat COM
D'ne tomorrow. a complete organization is
promised The farmers of Indiana, Ohio.
virginia, Maryland, Illinois and Tennessee
have been asked to Cooperate Leading
wheat rsisers say they hope to run up the
price of wheat 30 cents a bushel by holding
this seasons crop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
suit Ag..insx Laurada Di.mi..ed.

WILMINGTON Del, June 1s.-The libel
suit of Blsckbarns& Co. of New York
against the steamer; Laurada, on a claim
for supplies, amounting to $ssl.c5. was dis
missed in the United States court here to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18

Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
ana brokers. 1927 F ST.. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs.
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18

Controllers D0wler's Return.
Judge Bowler. controller Of the treasury.
has returned from q visit to Cincinnati
He Win reiinquish his federal position on
the 1st proximo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Government Receipt..

Government receipts-From internal rev.
enue, $3.50. customs. 1888. 700; miscel-
ianeous, $26O.677- National bank notes re-
ceived today for redemption. $751;, 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Collector Kilbreth ts Tmprovtnr

NEW YORK. June 1S.-The condition of
Collector Kibre.h shows little improve
ment this moritlg. He passed a good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Pennsylvania- ,Conventiom August

HARRISBURG. Pa. June 1&-State
Chairman Elkin has fixed Thursday Au-
gust o. for the meeting of the state repub-.
liean convention In this city to nominate
candidates for state treasurer and auditor
general. The state committee will meet the
day before the convention to arrange the
prellmInartes' OF the campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-18
Dr. Clarke Retsrn. Fram Europ.

NEW york; June 1s.-rhe Rev. DR.. F.
E. Clarke of Boston. president Of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor, reached his Scity today on board
the steamer BFtAnnic, on his return from
a visit to Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
WHITE PLAINS.

,,o eundav-scbool OF the First Bapts. Church
will hold It's Christmas exercises Tomorrow even
Ing.
Mandolin and Guitar Club Of this village President,
g Y. Kent: vice-president. Dr. c. s McNsill; treas
urer A. ~ Schleich; secretary II. K Esgleston:
musical director. David T. Brown.
A nee,nr OF the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will be held at their ROOM in Hamilton ave.
The following onumorators have been appointed
BY the Board OF Trustees TO take the census OF this
yase osepS Harmon Charles ArmbrHster john A.
DAILY. John Birch and Thomas Parks;
hs Zee Sr i Bo' 6s # seGs
County Clerk 70 ,hs change o. e 81 sRe New tS
TsrTytown, White Plains ard Man aroneck Rail
way Company, and notice Is also filed that petit
S S l boz made at special Term Of the Supreme
to be held in t his gsge on ia, 2
given for tho proposed change are that the com com
pany uc G more eSd dispose Of its
bonds In the market in ease The name is altered 20
sSareboiders owning all except one share Of the
capital stock have desired the change
Supervisor Couch introduced resolution Endorsing
the action Of the Grand Jury Of Kings County In
,Ss oes d 59 hoaG be-
upon the ground that he ofice is useless and has
the second resolution 70 the effect that has
been Introduced in the Board in The present session.
,atthher,n~iaw Charles Mead in the town OF Lewis
boro on the evening OF September p last began IN
D;ceev Yesterday. The morning session was con-
sumed In selecting the jury, and the testimony for
rnonie ara represented by District Attorney George
& Andrews while the defence is conducted by ex-
Iist,ict- Attorney ". Popham Platt and David Yer.
,,lsnrk In the same court the trial OF "Wally"
o'ConTor the second Of tho Yonkors Savings Bank
i,s@iars was set down for tomorrow morning.
Ia the Srrrogate's Court yesterday morning thu
,.in ~ Hannah Baker OF New Rochelle, was adj
-. al "a nrobatc The testator died on October H..
;S1- and George w Baker is appointed executor OF
b~r estate Guardianship papers have been issued
IN Iohr H. Iauer guardian or frederick w.
Steel of New Rochelle: also 70 Herbert NJ Moore,
M Guardian Of Graham Byod Moore, OF Yonkers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
STA TEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

A subscription dance under the auspices OF tho
Alumni Association Of the Staten Island Academy
was held last evening In the reception hall OF IN.
Academy Building. In Stuyvesant Place St George
The dance began at o'clock and continued until
midnight. Among those who attended were Mr.,
John l.. Feeny. Mrs. Ferdinand Eggena. Mira
George Dix. Mrs. John Allen. Mrs f. d Cooney.
Miss Louise Hitchcock, Miss Mabel Mullen. Mise
Edith a. Eddy. the Misses lie Quesne, Miss Gather
Inc Gunn Miss Marguerite Feeny. Miss Louise
Harding. George Il. Dix. Mrs. A. Allen. Frederick
Newman. Augustus W. Sexton. jr.. Frank Osborne.
Willard Tompkins and others.
The members Of the Cricket Club will hold a pool
and evening. Wy
John Shea, thirty years old. resident Of Totem
vile. had his skull fractured yesterday morning nv
the failing OF a hand forge from the sixty.foo,
tower Which IS being constructed for tho water
works owned by the village. Ho was sent to the
The Ocean Yacht Club of Stapleton will c.lebrat.
me oeatn OF the county government on New Yenrs.
midnight. '' CLUBHOUSE al
1t has been arranged by the President-eIec, =,
the borough. DR.. John L. Feeney to have The Ed OF
water Village Hal used the headouartersu ~
Inc borough government after January / e'' 'or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
TIE SNOW REMOVED PROMPTLY.

A LARGE FORCE or MEN AND WAGONS QUICKLY
CLEAR THD STREETS.
Irnexpec.rd as was Sundays snowstoTm. Il did
not ind tho Street Cleaning Department unpre-
rared TO cope with 1t. In anticipation Of such
n contingency the officials OF the Department had
perfected their plans some weeks ago Simon Hess.
the president OF tho American Transfer Company.
tho contractor for the removal ~ snow from The
rtreots had his forces we'll organized that they
could be set At work at short notice.
Despite the fact that the storm cam" upon a
Sunday within two hours after It ceased Mr.. Hess
had LOO men and Loo wagons AT work IN clean
ing tho main thoroughfarcs OF the city. The mon
worked all night. and by o'clock yesterday morn
Ing the snow had been removed from all the ave
nucs below Flfty-ninth-st.. except Ffth-avc.
The same system which has boon employed for
the last three years was followed. Tho city was
divided into districts and tho first six which cover
no streets in which there Is the most trafc,
first cleared.
Opcraio in the other districts woro begun
early yesterday morning. An tho reased force Of
men, numbering about 1000 and about 1000
wagons. put TO work. and Air Hess computes
that by daylight tomorrow morning New York
Will have been entirely cleared OF tho FIRST big
snowfall Of the season.
Fifth-ave crowded with all sorts and CON
dltions Of vehicles without wheels from morning
until evening. The favorlte route was along the
avenue and through Central Park. which was also
In good condition. II the cold weather continues
dictcd by Mr. Dunn. Scighlng Will be possible I'm
Fifth-ave. and the Park FOR days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
NETWORK CITY.

"F A. B. sends 81 this office in response TO
the Charity Organization Societys appeal Tor tho
support OF a destitute widow and her family VINO
are dependent on the wages or her sister
Justice Beekman. in the Supreme Court yester-
dav set down for trial January an action
brought by ex-Judge Thomas Allison against tho
BOARD OF Education TO recover 5000 FOR special
services In the acquiring OF four school sites ny
the city. Mr.. Allison was appointed special httor-
ney in the proceedings. with the sanction or Cor
poration Counsel Scott. and charged sis" 'or each
ate The bill went through the courts without OPP
nosi,on by the CORPORATION Counsel. but the Board
OF Education considered II excessive and declined
to allow IT,
The Commissioners Of Charlie. yesterday IN
formed the Deputy Superintendent OF Bellevue
Hospital NJ J. Richard. OF an Increase OF '2b a
month in his salary. When the present boafh
first came into power Richard was mo stew
ard Of the institution. The Board made him Dep
Observation-Disclosures and increased hls salary by
800 year Richard is n Tammany Democrat and
a veteran Of the late
Some OF the preferred creditors OF the Herring
Iall-Marvin Safe Company he'd n meeting yes
terday morning md resolved themselves INTO
committee The committee called meeting OF IN"
stockholders OF the company. TO be held IN tho
Aston House at noon tomorrow.
Judge Mcmahon. in Part RI OF the Court OF Gen
eral Sessions yesterday morning. on the recon-
incubation OF Assistant District Attorney Bell. dis
missed the indictments FOR mnnsaughter FOUND
against George f Mccoy and Charles l.. Foley.
elnpoyes OF the NJ haitian Elevated Railway COM
many who were accused OF tho killing OF Charles
T. Weber a horse-dealer. in tho Nin'h-st station
OF the Thrd-ave. Inc on tho night OF February '
last.
rnc silk Nag was presented 70 Mayor Strore
Yesterday morning FOR the Governors Room IN
the CITY Hall by six small boys and girls from mo
Rhlnelander Industrial School OF the chlldrenH
Aid Society In Eas, Eighty -eighih-st.. who cam"
under the charge Of Mss Margaret i Pascal. the
principal OF the school. The children w"fe Emma
Mache Nellie Schnurman Lizzie GriS. Edwin
Dealing Charles Ossman ard Eddie M"iz. Emma
Mache who IS eleven wears old. presented II 20
the Mayor with n little speech. Miss Pascal said
that tho children prcrent md Others who hadn't
como had made tho ndg. no girls doing ~" SOW
ing ard me boys making tho star. which. she
said WIS cut from fence rail split by Abraham
Lincoln
Keene's watch store. No 40 Fulton-s'.. has pur-
chased tho entire stock Of watches OF four Maiden
Lane factories and VIII sell them 1t retail THIS
week WaItharn and Elgin watches that r"tail
from BIC 70 81 will be soid FOR : Is EnRmell"d
chatelalnc watches that retail for = viii Ia sold
for s. 70 Watches which are guaranteed ior from
five to ten years will be sold as low as 8. aud
some still lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
TO-DAY.
Mails close. Vessel sails
SHIPPING NEWS.


PORT OF NEW -YoRK-MoNDAY DEC. 81. 1897
ARRIVED.
steamer Llnn.nqny Abbey Br Townsend prnA *
the Bar at $50 sn NJ, 10, ya,,os r.,er,h.r 10
and Si Para Il With eaTn 70 iIaEs-
Brgnn Arrived at the Bar at ESQ ,erose,
49, Curacao 20 and La Gsayra IL VIA r %ase al ana ne
saTSSSs S p sSp om t. Antigua an"
k' 70 and u.l =! Sss. O %3 msf h a at
steamer Colorado Risk. Brunswick. Gs; and Port
Royal G December "a. with mdse and II passengers
Steamer Ki Ncrte Hawthorne New-orleans Deem
Der - ma:s g Van s ssks New. and Nor
'0 S'1 %s'e p s"d S to va %'
moderate breeze; clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Fenchurch ODD Williams Ro;terdam-Barb<r
steamer Ravensdaie (Br. Luke. rhadepha-w
stesm.r Delaware (Br). Davis. I.verpool-Gust Heye
steamer M &dnad 4 s FS Clarke uerpooH Mssni
Steamer Andalusla CGe0. Schroeder. Ham6urs-Ham-
0u Steamer Nsvahos pn Proctor Cape Hsy,en ereme
steamer Bsnetactor. Townsend. Phiadelpha-Wii'An
Steamer Tallahassee Askins. sayannah-oeean IS Co.
steamer Iro9pos . KemIe Charleston ana 'ae"s'n'''e
steamer Richmond. Glover. Newport News and Rich
Steamer Jamsstown Bosz Norfolk and Newpor, News
steamer "; City Of Philadelphia peIano. Bal,imoreH
Ship BENJAMIN sewail. sswal. Baltimore-M Picker
Ship william II s,arbuck. Mcdonald. YokohAma-J
bark /. N Smith (Br, Haney South Amboy. n j F
Whitney q Co
Rottsraan Dutch for RSSrdSm mpot
News ana Richmond Iroquois. Charleston ana Jackson
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
landau D.c o.-Arrived .teamer Eskiae (Br) Peat
Shields Dec 24-sailed. steamers + Matthews or,
Innes New-York 0ster rot as BEFORE 10Th Castle rue"
(Br) spiatt. New-York , ~, Dvsr
Hull Dec 25-Anived. steamer Newstead tBr, Dyer
Glasgow Dec 25-saie,. steamers Mciles tBr Davss
b. (lsr). Broiie, New-Nork. scannI-
nav (Br Eastaway New-iork.
Brow Head Dec -. TAO m-Passed steamer 'arin-
thia (fr) Inn,an. Boston Tor Liverpool - a. M,
Bristol, Dec 2s-Arrtved. steamer LdanoaH ''y ''"
Hunter. NtwYork . NJ, s,,-
Coronei Dec 23-sailed. steamer Rosemorran ,Br $40
Bremen Dec 25-saled steamer Karlsruhe Ger. BAR
deleben. Sew-York. - c...oyr.
(Fr), BAudeon Ncw-York mitch, ,prA
Marsrilles Dec 27--Arrived steamers Bolivia u,
Baxter for Genoa etc. Valencia uBrp kooe''S
New-York, via 81 MIchae.s. -. ,.ur,
Gibraltar Dec q. m-Arrived steamers Ems t'er'
Genoa) passed Britannia Fr. Fourne Naples Tor new
suex Dec 3-Arrived steamer Marie Jehsen to'o'
from Singapore for New-fork. $780,. ,Soa
Shanghai mo date)-Arrtved steamer hahsea' vivid
Hamre New-york. via Hong Kons. eta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.

,-s,ro was n pretty wedding on Fr1daF h'sh' a.
a., home Of Mr. and Mrs. G. MacLennah. ~
cc,ool.st when their daughter. Annie H. p'"D.''
,yas married TO William \. Papps Inc ceie'"'".
.as nsr,orned by the Rev. Henry NJ. warren. "a
>-auyork CITY The maid OF honor was ~
Annie G. Macbeth and the best man ROPER No,
beth Of New-York City. Mr. and MIS- i"'p' W."
I'VE IN FsiSav evening the Amackassen Club VIII III
~, "a ,is sn3ual New Years reception IL WI! De
.sven AZ the clubhouse in the PaIsade-aoe - Mrs
sion d. t-onTrtck Bangs Mrs. James d. Bo"uen'
NJ Jobp Reid Mrs. d. McNeeley SiauIle,, MIS-
j Harvey Bel and Mrs Water y; ,ha detrimental
nc e. the Workers Choral Society was neIu
,s.t night in the Assembly Hall OF H9llyWoDIId his
Im.,;no in Inc hall of the Woman institute,
exchange OF associate members hnsan yesterday
FOR the first concert OF me season tye,ia Ind War
a, Tho ofece OF Andrew Deyo az WeIIs 81 nIace
q, 0Ves 4 public rehearsal Is TO IahT H.
90 Inc evening Of January 10 IN MUSIC - orirk
Xaltenb horn is directing the orchestra ana fieu'ON
H. children OF the Leake and watts UIpi'o on
1I6use had a merry Christmas. Iher eiod sar6s
pnro, ~ the Toys The principals IN the Gasl
we're " Brown. }. Spiers II. rdt'Ss,soK ev I.
tam, w. y Uouston and H. +. Duyher There
was chorus OF soldiers At me cIose ~ ammo
the band connected with me Hous tdpd present
nriate airs and each child received a. pa has
EEaorca !; Brown is the superintendent anu h"'
won his way into the hearts o, me c CIV, Nv the
Christmas festivals were he ih '" these Churches
c. PsuIg Episcopal Westminster Presoy.S,i'SS,.,'
PARK Hill Reformed ifnmanue1 , Tn" Evening the
JJ onn ~ 81 Johns Episcopal First Presoy,
terrain, Daysprng Presbyl erIan LA n' Ss he'd.
A Ur Crotiy sipernenden Of Hollywood Inn ~,
,ect,ire This evening before the class IN rrs' AID
the Injured The Class ss, night The srr.ers
1.hIh will hold It's weekly run to-morro" n's""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
no RAILWAY HiTL FRAUDS N SIGHT

II has been rule. FOR some years that somewhcr.
other n long and scnsa tonal article should nnd
IT'S way into print 10 prove that tho railroads ara
perpetrating gigantic swindc upon tho Post
Office Department by the process OF Weighing mail
TO secure fair average I'm return for carving
mails FOR the year. This story Is always TO tho
effect that tho Postoiicc Department for thirty
days has It's agents I'm tho maicars over each acc
;on OF tho road. carefully weighing the amount OF
maj carried each day and averaging tho whole TO
secure a basis upon which to estimate the roads
change FOR carrying tho mail The accusation I,
made that tho railroads for this period secure
az exceptionally heavy amount OF mail by in
dIcus advertisers to sond their circulars through
cestinatiou ana hack again. and Officials
Q, IN" Railway Mail Service said yesterday that
their work 90 weigh.ug carefully done that
me roads could not dcfraud them and said that
only TWO Instances OF sudden Increase in
weight o: mail in the weighing period had been
reported and In each OF these instances the mis-
take had been promptly rectlned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate Division-Suprem. Court-Rscss
supreme Court-AppclIdtc TeIm--Befors DAILY. r. J..
McAdan ard Blschor. IT, JJ.couu at 10 80 a. m
Notion No. IL. appeals from Distrct COURTS: Nos II.
Supreme Court-sp"csl Term-Par, -Infore Beck
man. J. Motion calendar called 10 30 a m
Supreme Court-Sp-oial Term--Iart It-Before Smyth
j. Court opens nj ~. 30 NJ. Ex parte matters.
Supreme Court-Spscal TeTm-Part III-Before Truax
J.-aio.ons Preferred cause. No. 523i Clear.
Supreme Court-Specinl Term-Parts ", v VI
Adjourned for the
Supreme Court-specisi rerm-Part vII-Befors Tluax
No day calendar.
Sup c"uri-Trlal Term-Pnrts T. II. ILL., ~ "
VI VII VIII N X. XG. XfI-Adjourned for the term.
Sirrogatss Court hambtrs- before Fitzgerald. S.
Motion calendar called at 1890 Wills Tor prohat.
Henry C. Andrews. Vincent r. KItsche Charles A. Sple-
del Bridget Ennis Elizabeth Baldwin Denis shea Leon
Rothe 10 30 m. Bsbette seientach. Edward Fana-
gan. at II a. M: Thomas Mulhearn. Clemence A. A.
Furr,satss Court-Trai T-rrn-Before Arnold s-Court
CITY Cour,--Special Term-Befors schuchman, Court
opens 10 n IN. Motions at 1890 n. m.
city Court-Gen Term-Adiournei sine die
CITY court-Tria Term-Par tV-Before Conan j.
Short Nos 1850 1888 1902 3493 $500 3D4i 3e0s
3o56 1885, 1852 1884 3379 377+ $780, 3s77 1870 337D
1854 Clear.
city Court-Trial Term-Parts l. II and III-Adjourned
snc die.
REFEREE APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
by Beeknan J
Washington Life Insurance Company agt. weiss-Ei-
H. Pomeroy.
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court
BY Truax, J.
Moses November ast Emil II. B.rssn-st.ph.n b.
Bragus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28
A DENTER EDITOR ARRESTED.

CHARGED WITH swINnLING THE PRESIDENT OF
THE DENVER MINING EXCHANGE
dispatch received from Denver Yesterday after
noon states that William II. Griffith has been ar
rested OF Il New-York Indictment. by a detective
sergeant OF this city Griffith is charged with hav-
ing swindlcd Richard J. Boes. president OF tho
Denver Mining Exchange. out OF SiiU6. on Novem-
10 OF this year. The delay due 10 the difficulty
In getting witnesses
Griffith Is charged with meeting Bolles In New
York AMI with inyelsllng him into paying NAol6
on a no,e which Griffith had. Endorsed by l.. b.
Coo Griffith Is tho editor OF Denver paper.
The accused man. II - alleged. said he was the
representative OF the Colorado Mining Company. OF
Yuma. ARR. OF which Coe i Official. he showed
Mr. Bollcs note Endorsed by Coe FOR the amount
named
Eolcs arierward learned from Coe that the note
was simply what Is known as an accommodation
note iollcs at once placed the matter before the
proper authorities and indictment followed.
Ciri'iith will be brought on 10 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-28

.,,. .. recent meeting Of well-known Repuo-
u"ans 10 take action on the contest ,., .do
Thn engagement has been ANNOUNCED or MISS AuI
s Coz daughter OF Jennings s. Cox Of No Io'
St.aGnS, Lane and Robert c. Fisher. or RocKtol'
da had Mr. Fisher is the son OF the late Roo,
ert g Fisher and l. Fire GoWmisson NJ co On eo
ton With Trinity Episcopal Church. Mr. Fs 81 bs
fatber Tor many years having been waruer "a uio
S,inh ord Mt COX is a vestryman now. The Wed
ding viii take place in the church soon after
The Younger children OF Trinity CHURCH SUNDAY,
school Will receive their treat In Trinity House o,.
THURSDAY afternoon. and the intermediate cIdsses
and the parents and friends will be enterai a.
night with readings by Marshal Darrach from
Twelfth Night. ,,,.,, .ros,s ..
The police yesterday made additional arrests IRE o.
rcreOns charged with being accessories IN the HuI
der of Frank Fec at No 2H Unon-aXe. on las,
Friday night Alphonso Lembo me aieeeo nu of
his brother Jcannero and was afterward met
bv his wife, who save clothing and more man
81 400 TO him. The brother and wife have both
been arrested and will be held for the inquest To-
night There IL 10 longer any doubt In the m!nds
Of tho police that the man who did the shooting
fred on his neghbor by mistake.