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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24
NoRFoLK VIRGINrAN M URsb 81 s. Q rs 30 ls.,7.
ELECTED HIM AGAIN
Concluded from First pare,)


The report Of the board Of trustees or
the Confederate Memorial association
was read and adopted.
At I business meeting this afternoon Il
was voted to meet in Atlanta next year.
Inc AFTERNOON session was held FOR the
purpose Of winding up the business mat
tera before the association. Tho unnni
nous refusal or the association TO ALLOW
Heneral j. b. Gordon to retire as com
Liahaer IN chief had put an end to pos
slpic ullilcultieS and acknowledgements, and
paved the way for a speedy disposition
ot me remaining business. Ae rcsolu-
ton commendatory or the reign of
Queen Victoria was voted down and ,ha
resolution of praise for the Queens Iuh-
lice was defeated
Inc principal reports were by the Com
mittee on History and the Memorial as
soei.tion. The History Committee in
substance reported in favor of tho MIA ~
now pursued of inviting many WRITER'S
INTO the Held Of history, rather than Sc
iectlnS one or more to write n history
III, nc memorial repOr: showed that the
BOARD or trustees were making excellent
progress and would be able to report a
location for the memorial b,,il6inc NJ
the next reunion, provided camns ana
piNouacs subscribed literally. Roth rn
ports were adopted
Tonight. in the Tabernacle, thousands
were delighted with Confoderaie con
49, 49,, III Which were sung and played old
confederate airs. Governor r 7, rrav.
Tor and Mrs. NJ. NJ Gardner sang = d,,ct
when captured the audience. After this
concert the Confederate Reunion cl,,h
gave n ball and reception to Tho vo,,n"
people attending the reunion at the can,
~. - was Il brilliant affair and was
attended by thousands
Fully 10000 visitors were IN ,h., ~,
To-Day, and tomorrow this number viii
DC greatly increased -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

NEWPORT News Postmaster Included
ia This List

Washington. June 23.-The President to-
Senate: " NY
stnte-Ihomas G. Dawson OF Iowa, to
ne secretary OF tho Legation at Rio de
To be Consuls OF tho United States
walter j. Hoffman. Of the District OF
Co'umoia, at Mannheim, Germany: Brain
ara III. warner. Jr., Maryland, at Leipsic.
Germany: Albert w. Swain, OF Iowa, mt
Montevideo. Uruguy: Edward H. Thomp-
leo. ~ =
Treasury-Edwnrd McKittericl,, OF Iowa
70 ha Deputy Auditor for the Treasury
Department.
postmuSters-James r. Wray Rcids-
vile, n. c.: Fred. Reid, Newport News,
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The nniiy Fists OfPOstniusfcrs.

Washington, D. c.. June 23.--'rhe fol-
lowing fourth class postmas:crs were APP
pointed to-day:
observation-disclosures, c. r. Peake
Coolies Store. Noah Hoover; Enfield, l..
NJ. Davenport; Eena Mills, r. u. Snead;
Grassland, II. F.. Crenshaw: Hyco, Y. i.
Murray; Mllldalc, j.. S. Hockman; Rum
ford. J. II. Richie: Rushvilc 6. W.
Smith; Thes3al!c. w. +. Pollard
North Caroina-Dunn A. r. Wilson:
Kings Mountain. ]. w. Brown; Thomas
Nille. c. VI Hoover
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)F3k,T1SNIOVy TIL III EYXS
UNIQUE vALEDICTDRY.
Now Idc" by te.e Senior Glass ofSt.
JOscph's Academy.


JOscph's Acade envy.
At the closing ceremonies or ST. Jo-
seph's Academy on Tuesday afternoon,
instead Of the usual prose essay the
class of '97 read the following poetical
composition, each Of the young ladies
composing q verse. The last verse was
read In unison by the whole class:
Farewell to ST. Joscphs.
Sweet carols Of birds soft are swelling,
And gayly their music floats by;
Rich blossoms are flinglng there per-
fume
To zephyrs that bear it on high
And Flora each meadow is wreathing
With summer gems costly and rare.
The gold-hearted daisies so queenly,
With all would their royalty share.
Springs gift. after winters bereave-
ment,
The wealth Of our stately old trees,
Their boughs robcd in fringes all wnv-
ing,
Just touched by the rosc-scented
breeze;
Whilst lightly our feet press the carpet,
Gods bounty so lavish hath spread
Ger fields in their loveliness smiling,
Where scarce bends the grass meath
our tread.
Serene as the landscape. Astounding
- Shtii Ills, VII Iiilo OtlIlfS ufl0 y,
Hath seemed our fleet childhood all
golden:
Too swiftly e'er gliding away,
And Angels Of Peace have recorded
Fond memories-our favored school
years.
Naught we knew save sunshine and
No cloud INTERVIEWED nor sorrow, nor
tears.
But one dread remembrance dark how
erS
Mid youths glowing day dreams so
bright;
One grief spreading gloom DER each
household,
That Inflated, sorrowful night;
AT sound Of the slow, solemn tolling
We wept DER that spirits last sigh
All true hearts so sadly vibrating
Our dear old ST. Paurs parting cry.
Ger span Of the future e'er blending
One vision most welcome shall rise
Gods temple so fair-and our pastor
These pictures We'll cherish and prize
Our beautiful church and our Father!
Revered both, and shrined In our love
These memories so sacredly woven
Were spledges to us from above
Forgive us. kind Father the effort,
So rash doth 1t seem to speak praise
Too high and too holy for children
Just now merging from their school
days.
Oh, pray your paternal wise lessons,
Our life with its trials all past,
| These lessons SO faithfully treasured
May lead us to Heaven 1T last
Dear classmates your hearts surely
echo
The tribute we'd now fondly pay
To friends who e'er patiently rendered
Our duties SO lghtsome and gay
The heart from the mouth full oft
| speal1eth;
Yet feelings too strong for a word,
Loved sisters. tell gratitude deepest,
And never in language are heard
0 Mary. our Queen and our Mother.
On this happy day we renew
Our allegiance most filial and TENDER;
Our hope in thy promise e'er true.
st. Joseph. our guardian most faithful,
Still guide and protect as before
Till reaching the land where thou dwell
No farewell be heard evermore.
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Found Dead in BED.

AT an early hour yesterday morning
Isaiah Portlock. q we'll known negro IN
the employ OF Mr.. J. +. Pace, was found
dead in his bed at the house of Tobe
Brown, on Bart street Portlock went
home about 1880 o'clock Tuesday night
as Vel as usual, but he did not appear
al MS regular hour In the morning. and
one Of the family went to his room, and
found him dead DR.. Holiday. the
coroner. decided that death was from
natural causes and that an inquest wa
unnecessary 49,"
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Compulsory Vaccinations.

Richmond, Va, June 23-At meet
ms or the State Board Of Health here
to-day the Committee on Compulsory
vaccination or School Children, submit
tea through It's chairman, DIR. Neff, a
report in which it recommended that the
next Legislature be memoraliZed to re-
peal that portion Of section so. Of the
public school law, which gives the coun-
ty school boards the option or waiyins,
III their discretion the operation of the
law SO far rs 1t provides for compul-
sorry vaccination. The report was adopt
ed n --',i,1>-s
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ESicycie .tcrftlcnt.

Yesterday Al noon Willie Mears, son of
Captain William Mcars, while coming
out OF the yard 10 dinner on a wheel.
struck rock and broke his wheel in
two pieces and threw him violently 10
the ground. knocking him senselcss lie
was carried to the diGpcsary, where his
wound was dressed. after which he was
sent to his home. No. 425 County street
in The yard ambulance. !; was feared
that his skull had been injured
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kClIly to .Inl,ilPl.

Washington, d. c., June 23-The State
department. has practically completed
ITS reply to the Japanese protest against
the Hawaiian annexation treaty. but ha .
not yet delivered 1t. The reply is un-
derstood to be dignifled In tone. strong
legal defense Of our position yvhlrh,
without In any sense abating our claims.
still does not disdain to support them
by much citation OF preeeasn& aza In
ternational law. gF 3 .j-s AZ
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Speotai Prices All Summer-Unaer.
wear at Lawrence e. Welton,s

Csc. VI Aot'
J., L aaa,e : X Ribbed Vests, bleached. tape
Ladies' Lisle. finest Vests, sill, tone l.,
neck and arms, 121sc each.
Eoys' Balbriggan Shirts and Knee
Mems Balbriggan Shirts and Pants
zoe; each--iong and short sleeves.
cash store, Lawrence G. yVeIton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24
Excursion 10 Soldiers, Home

Grimes Battery will give grand
picnic and excursion to Soldiers Home
Tuesday, June Goth. There will be In -
ball and other amusements on inc
grounds.
AS this is the first excursion of TIC
season to this famous place there viii
no doubt be large crowd on hand.
See advertisement.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24
4 Few Pointers

Good bicycle suits for $3.50. one at 81.
and one at $3.50 that are worth from
$la0 TO 81 more & suit. An $3.50 dress
suit for So. A SO suit for $3.50 These
are I, few specialties picked up by chance
on our trip North the ca.ly part Of this
week. Breslauer s. Anthony
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A Slash in Isrlc,.S

We have reduced prices OF men ana
childrens clothing to such an extent
that you cannot help but buy If you Pc
them. Go they must. and go they will
LEVY & JACOBS.
200 High street.
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Monday Morning Inn.
lin

Linen homespun suiting in navy blue
and linen shades. just the thing FOR nj.
cycle suits. at TIC. per yard, richly
worth l214c. Viola crepe cloth in lirht
shades. regular price 15c., our price &c.
Just think. all silk foulard, 100, Thev
are worth soc. a new lot polka dot 10
Gales. This week will be our banner
week FOR low prices
A. j. PHILLIPS.
302 Oxford Hall
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Odd sizes made to order and hung. Re.
triserators. mosquito nets. at j. S. Craw.
ford's Furniture and Garnet IIorsn
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

ABOUT one-third off on ladies' stray,
'ailors. ". e. VIRNELSON & co
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

Commencing June 14th we will close al
p. m Saturdays excepted. Chas. r.
Welton g. Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

CdIdren's wide brim straw sailors
w. z. VIRNELSON q. CO
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Why Pay Fancy Prices z

When you can buy Rumfords Yeast {
Powder ut &C., per bottle: all &c. grades at
&C.; Octagon Soap &C. per bar: Qctagonss
z bars for 25c.: all grades Washing PoWsS
ders &c. per box: Roll Butter 15c per pound ;fas
Best Fresh Elgin Creamery 25c.. per pound :HH
baltimore Lard &c. per pound: NJ ONE Made
Lard &c. per pound. good Tea at loo. ;Sone#
dozen boxes Globe Matches Sc. sssS5SSfs
L. H. PIJARSONkESSSg
Cor. Bart and Green Streets. S Ssss
Phone No. 9SS. @ $50
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Specials for To-Day.

per lb.: Boston Baked Beans, s ib." car,s.3'
7c., or four for 25c. fine Fat MackereI, s10csss
per lb. finest imported Ginger Ale. I.cokI
than our Vermont Creamery Butter.S1s Il
you have not tried it come and get SonEs
pound, and be convinced. Only aoc,a per-
pound. Now is the time for Ice Tea, IEds
our special Blend at Csc. makes O. Ahss
drink. Just receiycd-a fresh lots of suns,
beam Flour 4; ok PIX
G. w. FIUDGINS e Cor
Se2 Crawford streat.s
Both Phones 1910 2$.Si} 55SE.t: S SsY:s
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AMERICAN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

We secure help and situations 81 Of 8alI
kinds. Employers and those desiring ait-s
nations can be accommodated byfaddress-&
ing us. St #:51 ~ 5Fgs 8&SsSsss
Young lady of 8 years experience. ds1f5
nish good references
w. a. CONWAY, Manage ELS
ju5-lm SIT Green ST., Portsmouth, ~ a,sS
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

The closing exercises of st. Paups
Male Academy, under the direction OF
the Xaverian Brothers, were held yes
terday morning at the school. The fol-
lowing programme was carried out:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-24

DIR. William Mast. the father OF Ger
man Methodism, celebrated his 90th
birthday In Cincinnati on Tuesday.
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Ratlruals.

DELAWARE. LACkAwANNA q WESTERN
h. II.
Stations in New York. foot or Barclay ana
ChriHt0pher Stn.
vEsTIBULE RAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PtNTSCH LIS:nT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield, Montclair, tho
Oranges. summit, Bernardsville, BaskinR Ridge. Mad.
ison. Morristown, Passalc. Paterson. Boonton, Dover,
StRnhope, Newton, Budd's Lake, Lake Hopatcong,
Hackettstown. Schooiey's Mountain. Washington.
Mountain, Scranton. Pittston, Wilkesbarre. Santicoke,
DAnville Northumberland. Montrose. Binghamton,
Oxford, Norwich. Waterville. utica. Richneld Springs.
Cortland, Syracuse. Oswego. Ithaca, OweRo. Elmira,
Corning, Bath. Dansville. Buffalo. and all points West,
Northwest. anu Southwest.
500 A. NJ. -Binghamton Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-tCafe car)-Bunalo, Scranton, Bling.
hamton. Owego, Ithaca, Rlmira. Utica. Syracuse,
ana oswego Express, Pullman buffet parlor cars.
Connecting at Buralo with trains for Chicago and
points West.
Hoo 2. M.-Scranton, Binghnmton, and EImira Ex.
press. Pullman bunet parlor cars.
AIO u. M.-SCranton, Wilkesbarre, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman bunet parlor ears.
100 D. M.-(~Daily)-Chicago vestibule Limited Ex.
press for Scranton, Binghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman Buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Bufalo.
sra y. M."-(Daily)-Bufalo Express. Pullman
sleepers for Scranton. Binghamton. Elmira, Bath,
Mt. Norris. and Buralo. arriving Buffalo 4 A. NJ.
0ib y. M.-(Daily)-BunalO Scranton. Bingham
ton. OweYo. Ithaca. Elmlra. Syracuse, Utica, and
Oswego Express. Pullman BUFFET sleepers.
Ticket and Pullman recommendations at Henry Gaze
q Sons, Ltd. ll3 Broadway IL Park pace. and ago
broadway and 942 broadway. Tickets at Ferry sta.
tons. III 4th av, cor. 9TH 81, 81 West l25th st.. 23b
Columbus Av., New York 38S and 7Y3 Fulton st and
100 Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full In.
formation at all stations.
Westcott's Express Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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Lehigh Valley System.

Stations foot Of West 23l 81. penn. r. r.. Cortlandt
'Indioates time from West Esd st other figures
.s. n w s aiMs from 70 Nc c" Gsliy ,s or ha,'I "S:TS, s. i. NJ,
for MAToI G9uyK And ,nicrmrdio,S stS,,oHs mn
MIa&tA'. esSEyA; KomnEsIER, BUrFHL@;;
points; dining car and rh . ear to S R"naio. -
.I0.sS. lO,sO A. NJ, sundays only. for BOUND
.io.ss; Io;so 4; y; daily, Except Sunday for
BIZ iii"T b I1l1 iri'S' H1i EX FREE;
Arrives BnTq!o 9;55 r. NJ Pullman ves,i6uls Dag
a la Carte. Connects at Bunalo with through Sleep
err n$'ss s.Oi Is,Io 'G =. n. daily. except Sunday. for
MAuch cHuSK H"S in smnss1. Sp HS.nff tor EAsroS.
nA At5!a" G'u i'sS q and d he Sa s%ai Sra "niS' '0' hA'''''
Wi I1 ,TTspi ,RtS + r,T y; %Sily sc Gs9 aSEto sNpn SnS mr. fG 3.
cipal intermediate stations. Connects Tor all poiu's
nCoal r 'glons; chair c ar for wiikrsbatre
w HIKE; sfiS FiirT \; aS;.E ]scf fifSEt SG %Ha Siln nr
coal rcs .on-; Pullman Buffet Parlor Car for wnk'~
l:";ss. ,%,i"P M, daily, except sunday. Express
lions. Connects for Reading and Harrisburg, Chair
.s. So. :, + NJ. daily for BUFFALO. HIAGARA
FALLS. ard all points West. Pullman sleeper N.stl.
hui" rrain \. Y, TO Chicago. sleeperst to Bunaio n"d
..s:5. $50 +, y, H%i!y, sTeep! SS@aey' s sNtg9EFPigRg y!
HIN. MAucH CHuNK, l.. &B, LUNCTIoN, sAYi'E,
GENEVA, ROCHESTER,, BATAVIA. RCFFALO. aud
TOROSTO Pullman sleeper for Bun .lo. None bus
sleeping car passengers carried. No baggage carried.
Si5S. DiOD y, NJ, daily, for ITHACA, GENEN "
ROCHESTER. BUFFALO, NIAGAhA FALLS, and all
points West. Pullman Siecpers to Wilkesbarre ana
Ithaca.
Additional local trains dai'y y, except sunday, Tor
BOUND BROOK ami intermediate points, lenve as
follows: $3.50. $50 4. NJ, 'l:5h. 2'3O. '3'55. f'2O.
and 'i:55. $3.50 +. N.
Tickets ana Pullman accommodations at il3, POI,
273. 355. 6 ~, aud la23 broadway, 81 T., lith ST., lSo
L. i25th st, l27 Eowery, y. y; $50 Fulton r., Z
Court St, oS B'way, and brooklyn Annex, Brook n.
N. Y. TrS nSfer co, viii call fOr AMI check iaGgags
from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO

Lehye New foLk, WnilthaIl IeIminaI' daily.
CHICAGO. 1850 =. NJ, and l2:l0 night.
P~1TTSBURG, 3: 20 eH sunday 1 800 sun. ~ o night.
G~INCiNNATi. ST. LOUIS; eS5 A. n, sop. NJ
Carr. 1873 A. VI. dining Car. l;55. 3'25 Dining
Carr. 4;55 Dining Carr, OBS y. NJ, 12:l0 night, sun
night.
NoRFoLK ll.25 A. ". daily.
NEW ORLEANS uhrough sleeper. 4;55 r. NJ. daily.
Trains leave 10 Liberty st. 5 minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch light.
ofhcts; ll9. l72. e8I. Asa. lliO Broadway. 81 East
l4th st.; 1877 Rowory, New York; $50. 3Ii Fulton at.
BROOKLYN whitehall Terminal. baggage checked
from hotel or residence to Destination
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BUSINESS MEN LIABLE TO ARREST

They Failed to Appear for Examination 0s
Special Jurors.
Orders Of arrest were obtained by Special
Commissioner Of Jurors Henry Winthrop Gray
from Justice Lawrence of the Supreme Court
yesterday for the apprehension Of the following
business men. who failed to attend before him
tor examination as to their fitness. to DO special
Jurors: J. Lynch Prendergast. 81 Liberty street;
Roy D. Boniface, 40 Broad way: Charles Ullman.
423 Third avenue; Frederick +. Plat, % Bond
street; Charles A. Brodel, 255 Canal street: Wils
liam A. Aldrich. 90 East Twentieth. street, and
George NJ. Sexton. The Sheriff had taken no
action on the orders up to the hour OF the closing
of his Office yesterday.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave sew YORK, fouv o. I naSihe's
81. M follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
236 a.:
Q.n0 =. VI .-yestlhulc Exprrssdally for Bingham.
o'OO ton. Wayerly: .ElmIra. Buffalo. Bradford, ar
~ tunalo S:OO T.. VI. ParlOr car to Bufalo.
t).01 y. M.-Vestlbule limited Fast mail ally.
Z.OO solid train for Chicago. via .Chautanqua
LAX, arrives Cleveland Z 50 A. ", Chicago s +. ..
sleepcrs TO Chicago, Cleveland. and Cincinnati D"
Ing c9r.
t.CO press daily. arrives al BuIalo 7;U5 A. NJ
Bradford 1;l7 a. 81, jamestown 7'OO A. NJ, ,l"Nc'
land l2:3O 4. NJ. tSlccIErs 10 BUfslU aud Cleveland =,
making direct connection for Detroit. Chicago, aud
the West. Cafe LlbrHr. car,
g, 4 = =. NJ -~naily-via Chautauqua Lake aud
VI lD Niagara Fails. solid traIu to Chicago. sleep
Car.
VICKETs. LOCAL TIN CARDS. nj PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS at III, ia. 26l, 4Ol, and
r67 broadway, l27 Bpw.Ty, 100 EG,t l25th St, and
OIL West lsbth 81, Chambers and West 23d 81. ferries,
New York; 383 aud 12B Fulton at, 100 Broadway,
B~rooklyn: goo Hudson ST., lIoboken. and Jersry city
station. WeStcott's Express calls for and checks bGSr
gage from hotels aud residences 10 dsStlnatloA.
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,Aao,hsr VataI EoO,ban IsIury.

PITTsBuRo, Pa. Nov. lO.-Football Is respon.
sible for another death In this neighborhood, the
victim this time being w. J. Heating. aged 81
years. OF North Homestead. During u game on
last Saturday he was injured In n rush and had
TO be carried from the field. He soon recovered
and went home. On Sunday he began TO feel
pains in his head, and went TO bed. He contin.
ned to'grow worse and died to-day. The attend
ing physicians arc of the opinion that death WAS
0nO 70 bgain conOuAsion.
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FREE TREATMENT
FATAL INJURY WITH A BROOM
% East Goth st.. New Yorl

Hnnictod ~ . Mother Defending Her Child
on Another Protecting Hers.
Coroner Mason of Brooklyn was called last
night to &c North Seventh street, Williams
burg, where he found Mrs. Julia Ascher. the
wife of William Ascher,. a shipbuilder, dying
ago from Mrs. Mary Berlinski. Mrs. Ascher
was the j~anitress Of the house. On Sept. 1s
she saw:hsr s.year-old daughter Martha being
old laughter Lottie. Mrs. Ascher reproached
Mrs. Berlinski's child, and the latter struck
Mrs. Ascher berating the child, and she ran
down with a broomstick and. 1t Is alleged.
poked the stick through an open window at
Mrs. Ascher several times. striking her in the
abdomen. Ascher found his wife insensible
on the floor when he returned from work.
Mrs. Berlinski was arrested, but was re-
leased on bail. Yesterday the Coroner ordered
her rearrest, and she was locked up.
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PoLIoE CAPTAIN WoRrH,s JOB.
The Legality or His appointment May Ne Sub
&c mltted 10 the Courts.

HDO OBNH " NHF1 HupOIutu11ut Vuuy no BuD-
-" mitted 90 tho Courts
There was q rumor in Brooklyn yesterday that
the courts would probably DO called upon to
pass on the legality Of the appointment OF Jacob
7. Worth, q nephew of County Clerk Jacob
werth, as a full-hodGed police Captain. Before
the annexation Of tho town of Flatlands to
Brooklyn young Worth was made Captain of
the police squad there. and by n special act OF
tho Legislature, he was allowed 10 retain his
rank when Flatlands became a part Of Brook
Parkyile station. His advancement over the
heads Of veteran Sergeants. admittedly through
spread Indignation in tho force. and there Is q
general desire to have his right TO the place
tested In the courts. 1t 10 concluded that the
act giving him. the rank OF Captain was equally
a. uneonstitutionai as that extending the term
OF District Attorney Backus. NE
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Raslit yrptirts.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT., BuREAU FoR THE
r y OF TAXES, No. 81 CHAMBERS
VENEER /, 1907.
- NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ny THE RECEIVER
~ OF Taxes of The city OF New York to all persona
Wnose taxes Tor the, year lS9f remain unpaid on tho
nIst uny OF November Of said year that unleas the
same shall be paid to him at his onice on or b fore
.nc = gay OF December OF said year. he will charge,
1870 anu collect upon such taxes so remaining i'm.
paIa on that day. In addition TO the amount OF such
axe, one per centutn on the amount thereof, and
charge. receive and collect upon such tnxea 40 re-
naming unpaid on the FIRST day Of January there:
ai.er interest," upon tho amount thereof al the rats OF
seven per centum per anuufn, TO he ca,cuinted from
uShooer J, !sol. the day on which the assessment
LUZ VI nhu warrants therefor we've delivered to the
eaid receiver OF Taxos. to the date Of payment. as
proviuea ~ sections St3, 54d. and S45 OF the New
YORK City consolidation Act OF 1889,
DAVID Z. AUSTEN. Receiver OF TaHea.