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New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
WHITE PLAINS.

The difficulty over the months salary OF the
Commissioner of Jurors for March last has been
settled Commissioner John Sells relnquishng all
claims TO ex-Commissioner /. Howard hinch. As
matter of protection. to County Treasurer
Francis NJ Carpenter. II has been agreed 10y Messrs
Sells and Kinch that should the Court OF Appeals
decide in favor Of the latter. on his appeal as TO
Office. Mr.. Knch will not calm the salary Of the
office for the time it Vas & occupied BY Nj Sells Is
the Deputy Commissioner Of Jurors
wood and c. p. Sherwood. is making preparations
for the proper Observance Of the e Fourth OF July
Monday, July g. and will include parade and a
display Of fireworks in the evening.
Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held
Monday evening In the rooms OF the society," IN
An adjourned meeting Of the Board Of Education
was held on Wednesday evening when the corps
pcted by the appointment OF the following ad-
dilional teachers: For High school. Mrs. Cora Z.
PinErey and Miss Lucia Aumack; for grades, Miss
Dora A. Wagner. of Cazenova. y. Y. and Miss
Glendora l.. Atkinson. Of Flushing Long Island.
fronting David Cromwe.ls home in the Post Road
Monday and Tuesday afternoons and evenings.
grounds viii be decked aristically and lighted with
Chinese lanterns Of varied sizes and rues. The OBJ
ect Of the festival is 70 benefit the White Plains
Hospital, and its annual recurrence is one OF the
leading events Of the summer in the social life Of
The marriage Of Miss Helen, NJ. Sherwood of
Of Kensico. took place on "Wednesday in the
Church Of the Holy Communion, New-Nork City.
the Rev Or. Mortie officiating. Miss Jessie Lord.
Of this village attended the bride. while Harry
Burt of New-York city. was best man. The newly
Wooded couple ar now travelling In tic West, ana
on their return Will make their home in this village
Mrs Morgan Underhiil widow Of thc late Nor
r9n t-nderhili. for many years Weil-kuOWn buSl-
ness man Of this village died on Thursday night at
hor home in South LeXington-avc. Mrs. lnderhill
was nfty-six years old and leaves n family Of ten
children. four bows ana six girls.
Mrs Minott Mitchell, of Watertown, y. Y, was
a guest at the Mitchell homestead in this village
last week
Ex-Colloctor William H. Robertson. who has been
III from attack Of malaria at his home in ka-
tOnah. is reportcd cOnVHlcsccnt
NJ H. Kendall state Treasurer Of West Virginia
las been wishing ais fathcr-in-laW the Rev. Dr.
Iowther, of the Aicthcdst Episcopal Church, IN
this village.
rronrafc exercises Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
THE SEVENTIES LAST NIGHT N CANT.
DRESS PARADE WITNESSED by GREAT THRoNo
--ILLuMINATIoNs IN THE EVENING.

PeekskiIl n Y, June 25-Another large crowd
visited the camp today The bcatmen md hack
men had all the passengers they could carry from
morning I'LL night Other visitors came In fashion
able carriages and before time for afternoon guard
mount n gay throng filled the streets. Dress
parade was a triumph. The soldiers did their best
and were rewarded with the applause or long ines
of spectators that extended many deep along three
sides OF the parade ground. ,.
The signal corps OF the 7th, of which Captain
Lydccker. Of Company II. Is the head, has beei
practising daily under the direction OF Lieutenant
Underwood. Signal stations were establlsned ol.
the hills that surround the camp, and messages
have been sent between them and the homo statr)n
on the parade ground by means OF the hellosrapn
The weather has been excellent, and tins season y
tour OF duty Will be remembered as one OF the mo-
successful ever made by the 9TH. Tonight the SOL
dicrs raised high jnks. There was the usuli
illumination OF the company streets, ana each Ni'u
with the others for the best effects. I'll,
Tomorrow tho signal corps with It's mirrors VIII
signal the arrival of the 18th Regiment NJ h0a
Hook, and the 1th viii return to the cry
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
FIRE IN A BIG WAREHOUSE.
SEVERAL HUNpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS "o"ih
or Mrnc,r.>nrsr. G AvH,n NY pROMPT ALARM9.

SEVERAL HI;NpRED THOUSAND DOLLARS "oi'if'
OF MERCHANDISE SAVED Wy PROMPT ALARMS.
Fire was discovered Yesterday afternoon III 'he
basement Of the freight warehouse OF the New
York Certral and Hudson River Railroad, at fiV-
ninth-st and Tweifth-ave.. and four alarms "e'e
immediately turned in as a precautionary measure
The bu,ld,nr Is seyen-story brick structure, whch
extends from Twelfth-a TO the river. ana from
FYftv-nin1h to Sixticth St, and is designed 10 DC
absolutely hreproof. but hundreds of thousands Oh
dollars worth Of all kinds of merchandise are stored
IN tho building including much oil and other IN
Han,mabe stuff Had the hre got any headw@y
n vvould doubtless have reached terrible diinen-
sions but the prompt measures taken by the
frenen confined the flames 10 the first floor, ana
what damage resulted caused principally D!
fhe streams of water which were poured mo thc
building by the tremen , .,,so o,,d
reached some cottonseed OIL which at once nared
up The flame and smoke poured up an elevator
shaft and alarmed fifteen workmen VINO were on on
the top floor They ran dovnstairs, calling 10 ther
comrades on the way, and in a few minutes the
building was vacant, and three nre engines Were
on their way 10 the building IN response TO niSt
the first engines, ordered three more alarms 10 De
sounded. They brought nearly twenty engine
companies and the freboats Zophar Mllis ana New,
Yorker and the flames were quickly crowned
out chief Bonner afterward estimated the dani-
age at $4,000 ,, ~. - .o.o,.
DESTROYED by FIRE on Good Friday, 1SS and the oc-
casion IS memorable in the Fire Department AFTER
that the present building. constructed in lts place,
was made as nearly freproof as can be bulit
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

The graduating exercises OF the grammar schools
are announced to take place in the Ffth-ave. build
ing on next Monday nigh. The west side school
has twenty-sx graduates, the Fisth-ave. eighty
one and the Chester High School nine. The
High School commencement will be on Wednes-
day night. In the assembly hall OF the same
building. The graduates to he Miss Eva
p Tilton and Miss Catherine f. Whitney, classical
course; William =. Banning. Mis- Mary l.. kessier
and Miss Mary B. bamhkin, scientific course, ana
Miss Josephine NJ. Oflnger English course.
The Rev. Augusta Chapin. recently appointed 10
the pulpit of the Un,crsaiist ChIrch. gave recep-
ton last night for members ana friends al her home
I'm South Thirteenth-aVe. Mrs. Chapn was assisted
The annual y picnic Of the sunday-scaoo Of the
First Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday at
fiye coaches TO convey the children and teachers
The cantata The Flower Queen" was given In
Nearly eighty children, representing the various
flowers took part and made an nteresns spect@ @ iGie
The principal parts We're taken by Miss Anna VIZ
iams. who was the Queen. and L. y. Robinson, the
recluse
on mex, Wednesday and Thursday nights the
opera priscilla" Will be produced In the opera
house by local talent under the direction OF e. y;
the following persons: Miss d. l.. Powers, J. stan
fSa }OR Asy nnS E ff0NSn Mrf
Miss Florence Arnold and Archibald Henderson ire
saseman are M Mr' cSonS MS Me Ms %
Gay. Mrs. Currier Mrs, Greene Mrs Charles ,iiii
Williamson Mrs s,oat. Mrs. Hichcock. Mrs. Howe
and Mrs, Campbell The receipts Will be given TO the
The women of the Church of the Ascension and
the First Baptist Church have secured the use 20, ~
the lawn at the New-YOrk Infant Asylum and Wlll
give benefit lawn party IL aid OF the kindergarten
on next Wednesday afternoon and night. An inter-
estng programme of music and novelties Will be
given. -,
The Eleventh Separate Company Of this City VIII
go into camp at Pcekskill on July j. ON the sun
day following a large number of friends have ar
ranged to charter Hudson River boat ana pay
visit to the camp.
An organization formed to guard the interests OF
the taxpayers held its first meeting In the y. NJ {.
A. rooms on Thursday night. The temporary officers
Edison Lewis. chairman Walter {. Reid. secrc-
tary. and James NJ. Anderson. treasurer About
twenty-five wel-known citizens are members.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Whitmore, of South FIRST
ave. entertained a party OF friends at reception
on Tuesday night Among those present were the
Rev and Mrs George c. Peck. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Denman and Mr.. and Mrs. william ;. Ander-
The newly organized Westchester County Wheel
men have received their uniforms and will make
their first appearance to-day. The suits are of
military fashion.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
PROPOSAL TO WIDEN ANN-sT. LAID OVER

The proposition TO widen Ann-st. came before the
Board Of Street Openings again yesterday In the
Mayors office Lawyers and real-estato men rep
resentng the various property-ownors were heard
on both sides OF the question At the close OF the
hearing It was decided to lay the whole proposition
over until next year. Mayor Strong said that the
charter Of the Greater New-York had devised Il
much more perfect plan for opening and widening
streets than now existed. Under the charter it
would have to be passed upon by tho Board Of
Public improvement and other boards. that
almost one hundred persons would have say in
Il. In the present Board of Street Openings there
ere well qualified as one hundred would be-
This street has been II is for IL long time" he
added, 'and it can remain in that way for another
year. We are called upon to assess somebody in
81 10000 S3.opO0O, and think we had better
leave II TO the larger body"
After Controller Fitch had agreed with the
Mayor tho other members OF the Board ac-
QuieSced.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
NORRISANIA'S MADMAN DISARMED
POLICEMEN PERSUADE him TO OPEN HIS DOOR
AND SEIZE HIS REVOLVER BEFORE


HE CAN SHOOT.
What a show Of force failed to effect with Fran
CTS Wild, the mad Morrisania grocer, who all day
and night Thursday kept squad of police at
bay In his store at No. 1OlS Stebbins strategy
accomplished at o'clock yesterday morning, and
Wild was taken prisoner.
The police guard over Wild's store on Thursday
night was relieved at midnight by Policemen
Leahy and Wrede. of the Morrisania station. They
tired Of their tedious vigil about a. m. and made
q plan to capture Wild without being shot. Wrede.
who talks German, called the mailman 10 the barri-
caded door, and in gentle tones told him that Mrs.
Wild wanted 10 speak to him. Wild finally gave
way TO Wredes persuasions and consented 10 see
his wife Mrs Wild sent for and placed be-
fore the door where she could be seen; the police
men were on each side OF her. They heard the
barrels and boxes being dragged away and then
the bolt was slipped and the door partly opened.
A citizen assistant threw his weight against the
door, forcing II wide Open and the policemen
rushed in, throwing themselves on Wild and clutch
ing tight the wrist of the right hand in which he
held his revolver Before the lunatic knew what
had happened he disarmed and the policemen
were sitting on him.
The lunatic showed fight several times, but
quickly subduCd. He was finally dressed and was
taken the warrant issued for his arrest, to the
Morrisania police station, and thence to court He
was there committed TO Bellevue Hospital for
animation his sanity.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
IRVINGTON.

The Rev. r. f. Count, pastor OF ST. Pauls Meth
odist Episcopal Church. this village. and Miss
Vietta Thompson. OF IIillsdale y. Y. were married
in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Carmel, Put
nam County on Wednesday On their return from
their honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Count will be at
home In this village.
The Irvington High School building last evening
was the scene of the largest gathering of people
ever seen in the village. The occasion the
celebration Of the twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
foundation of the school. Among the prominent
people OF the village who present were II. III.
Cannon. Village President: the Board OF Trustees,
the Board of Education all the public officials and
TIE different clergymen.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
FAYERWEATHER RESIDUARY ESTATE.
JUSTICE PRYOR TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ON THE
MOTION TO CONFIRM THE REFEREES
REPORT NEXT WEEK.


motion was made before Justice Pryor IN Spe-
cial Term Part III yesterday TO confirm the report Of
Charles ". Dayton. referee, in regard to the final
distribution Of the residuary estate Of Daniel b.
Fayerweather. The motion was opposed by counsel
for John B. Reynolds, executor for Lucy Fayer-
weather. widow of the testatOr. and trustee for
Anne Amelia Reynolds. Mary W. Achter and
Emma s. Fayerweather. neces Of the testator.
Two suits have been brought by Reynolds against
Henry Il. Vaughan on the ground that under
codicil executed by Mr.. Fayerweather on November
H. 1890, 10 the widow and Mrs. Reynolds be-
Queathed part OF the estate, amounting TO $500
90
The referee reports that the residuary estate, in
the hands of II. c. Ritch Justus l.. Bulkley and
Henry b. Vaughan amounts TO &oselC5 ~ He rec,
Onmends that the residuary estate be distributed
among the twenty colleges decided upon by the
Court OF Appeals, after investing the sum of sl2j,-
900 In such manner as will provide an annuity Of
81 900 for Mrs. Reynolds.
Justice Pryor announced that he would adjourn
the case until Thursday next, when he will hear
the arguments of all parties interested.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
SING SING.

John A. Sherwood. the father Of DR.. f. B. Sher-
wood, died at the home OF his son. South High
land-ave and Church-s yesterday morning. He
WAS seveuty-nine years old. He was born In
Ramapo Rockland County, and for many years
was engaged In business In Haverstraw In the
same county. He had lived In this village for the
last three years Mr. Sherwood was widower
and left three children. The funeral Will tako
place on Monday.
Noah r. Barnes an old resident and prominent
business Of this village. Is seriously III his
home In St. Pauls Place.
The closing exercises OF the Sing Sing High
School will be held In tho Baptist Church on Tues
day morning at 10 o'clock.
The Womsn's Aid Society Of the Highland Ave-
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
TO PUSH THE ID-TRINsIT SCHEME

An application was made yesterday afternoon TO
tho Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court for
tho appointment Of three Commissioners to de-
terrnne whether or not rapid-transit road. as
approved by the Board on January II last, ought
10 be constructed ard operated. II is expected
that the Commissioners. IL appointed. will hold
public hearings and II they report In favor Of the
project then tho Board will ask the Court to
confirm the report. which would make the con-
cent Of Operty-owners along the route unneces-
sary.
=. NJ. Shepard counsel for The Board made the
nloron for the appointment Of the Commissioners
ard several lawyers representing property y-owners
opposed the application. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
BRONXVILLE.

The Kings Daughters Of Bronxville gave an even
ing az song In the lccture-roOm Of the Reformed
Church on Tuesday evening The artists assisting
them were Willctts Seaman, barytone; Miss Sea-
mon contrnto; Mrs. Josephine J. Percy, soprano
and John ]. Young tenor, al OF Ne"-York Chy
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
BORN on A FALL RIVER STEAMBOAT.

There was unusual excitement on the steamboat
Puritan Of the Fall River Line. on her trip TO
this city yesterday morning. and the passenger
list was increased by one by the time the steamer
reached her pier. at Murray-st. and the Hudson
River The cause Of the commotion the fact
that Mrs Zela Goldberg. twenty-one years old Of
No. 126 Boerum-st. Brooklyn. had given birth 20
q girl baby on board the steamboat Yesterday
afternoon the mother ana child were transferred
in Hudson Street Hospital ambulance TO Long
Island College Hospital ambulance the Brook
lyn Bridge entrance and were taken 10 their home.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
REAL ESTATE.
A QUIET DAY AMONG THE BROKERS AMI
TILE EXCHANGES.

AT THE EXCHANGES.
There WIS little business reported yesterday
among the brokers. while in the broadway Auc'io"
Room rather small attendance was present III
the disposal OF three parcels at forced sa!e. l"o
other sales announced to take place yesterday were
adjourned.
Martin & Bro through Thomas Dooner, signed
the contract Yesterday for the purchase OF the four
four.storv browpstone dwellings at No. 463 10 io'
Fifth-ave at about 10000 Miss lmogene mart as
Already published in The dfbIne 'ns pereRae for
which he gave Chicago parcel in exchanse' ,n
S%g& NO @ pos x has
David Stewart has sold to isma sa conyent M
John f. nnrner Of One-hundred-and hftieth
ST., five three-story American ca ~ basement
Phiip Jeseison has sold for John F. corney Ito to
Carl Ernst No si West ns%
is r,ymnred that No G. West Eighty -thrd-st
four-story brick and sandstone iroh' u"ei'''e' ''
Henry has sold for s chaes n s9sdt 10
George Gerach NO 2Ss West e.,Sose ON lot aSx100 IL
"f III ioJ"' ! stceneck has purchased from Mrs A.
Dacbtcra No 40 West Thrty-sxth-st, five
story tenementhouse, on lot 2oxsss no,,n,, No
The De Rvas estate has sold to Mr. Delaniy i,,a NT
AZ West Twenty-seven th-st. a three-story u"en-
ng-house. on lot H3xss|
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following the result Of the sales az auc
ton yesterday at No. III Broadway:
BY Philip A. smyth; No; ns st. Ana's;aye INN save
northwest corner of One, hoaad sSd
No Sz8 four-story brick fathouse. plot runs
west I25x north 1cox east 22sx south Sx 0- east &
to avenue X south %: amount due. sSIS'; fore-
closure sale; Petty. Souard Walker Realty
Company against Gacomo Pisciotta ct al; reteree
John d. Herman: attorney. Charles unangst 10
A. r. Bachman for S32 40: . , o,, w.,
BY Peter r. Meyer 80 Co: Nos; 32 and 5l4 West
Twenty-seyenth-st, near Egnth-avc. hve-story
stone-front iathouse plot S76xSS.9: amount due
6s: foreclosure sale; Sophie Chuck against
Magdaena W. Brown; referee. Charies p2nonue ono im
attorney. Henry Meyer; to Leopold Michel for Sil-
225. ,,, ,,
ris-aye threc-story frame tenement house, ot OK
100: amount due, 1871; foreclosure sale; Amalla
Westphal against Frank J. Stey ct al; referee
John Delahunty: attorney, William +. Browne; TO
John Hafen for S.0CO
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
The following was the result OF the sales at
REAL. ESTATE TRASEERS.


HIGiGN JGbn pay.: s so H'''.4D $40 s25
Henry-st 2i Xo 49, 2iGxio; Minnie Glokner and 90
another s 5S Bernard g. q9rd2n psyly Il s; bbea is0
"SS5si opposite Is,bi rye @ as com@itiee the
Ci4eenwieh-st st. SO SO 2osx3s Mary Fitzsibbon
TO char:es W LINDSEY ,..:.::.:,:;:i
ana WIZ S's to ~ Wam 7 radey ard M'%S!
s1s DTye s sen SS H. BY Of asrnes William
lo7th~st st 81 s. i25 It Of Lexington ie.sx
loc.ll; Philip txner AMI wife to Herman
PIessant-a s. sos It n OF iish-st. 233x76
pane Ingraham referee to EstelIe F Taylor :. ,oo
losiet, 5. 2GS5 (, Of Amsterdam ave, 2!xlo5x
sSSS also iSs! s 9 itorr9na Il of An
Law and another to Marietta wnsey..;.:.::;.
l'ias iss. % sG 1o # cSr Of RsglfTara saSar 9Hioo
Plot in div line between acres = an and 3 map ot
aSs Siase Of r6s No5's"n I.o pom: 27G S5s
Plot. l25iO n W o :ll-ave and 100 II 5 Of lG3d-
s.. l23 30 1913 4o same to
Rc'r lot 81. map Il West Morrsina: charles
-. II Wochline and VIE T. Maedacnn Fischer;
xnI5xn e tsi Ks e e5s; Elizabeth oToola
l7is,-st '''' s. ico It Of 3iave 2ixloo; walter
~. '.3'Ier ana VIE - J'.n = Lca: ,, j.;
52 j,. Gussie = I:aymond and another to John
rark-ave - corner i5is-st. looxi5o; David
Mcclure. referee. to Emily Dnche;t..,:.... I2.Oo
zaoai ana "ite to "I9, @ '~eolo NJ @ns
GIN lSpx = less o Cornel-ave K W ask
TOOK 50x10o q Cornell-ave 100x
300 90 Iuette-ave; Charles II Nondehsen al to
Irving Place. iG'h-sf, AZ 3xSO: Louis
ottnann executor. etc. Christine 0ttmann oooO
s5tn-st so 81 East. :.6XiO2.2; William Cal
laghcr to AdJih II Urban. 100
Brook-ave. s. 1871 II Of lG3th-st lex lOxl84a
Henry Damkc. executor and individual. to T. VI
To-.
Plot 33li corner Washng,on-aye and lill-st
ana lon n from 1874 -st 100
n s. iG21-st CO.. n look n " 60 2: Lille
I Yoran and another. executors and trustees and
individuals to 6 Bell. l..:....:.............. o5OJ
Simpson, :. 2SJ II n - Westchestcr-ave 15x
lJo. John Reinschm and wife to Charlotte
Avenue ~ corner l0th-st. lO~n -x-xGso: Ave-
nue. a. corner l1th-st. iUsx3o3. Frrdericl, l.
LaNanbufg to john Clancy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 500
broadway 80 ljIn. 2uixS1. John III R0gan, ref
cree 10 Peter pe Laey:.................... $500
aOth-st 8 Ia II e llth-aye 2ix9s.O: Fred.
erIck HeIding and wife {. Thomas Alden. ss75
i0th-st 300 II . II llth-ave. 2jxg> o. same
ss,5
Amsterlnm-ave. u corner lSith-st. run. n PHO
II 70 lS7th-st $40 to Auiuhon-ave Y 2ii1O
1sGthst \ Q $40. also block - Amsterdam
ave and lh1th-st and iSsth-st and Audubon
ave; Robert VI Gallawny CT al L. Marcus Nathan
lG) 800
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26

o,.,,r hrick flats. 25xs63; Mary MGWM-
~ ", No AZ West 9sth-s,, owner; w Z bNA- o.
'e'-, ~ l.9th-st and 3d-aye architect.' -. ="
80 -, n A i50 II Of Ans'erdain.aNr 10,
~ 'ave.story brick nats. 3lbNal; Nln."m )
- of No iij West ?lst-st owner. NrF..' ~,
= nSese q NJ 2i1 Wset i2Sth 81, archi,e'Ss. -
s-T - s 20 II Of Central PARK Nwt; lo'
So four.st0ry and basement brick d"elhsS
isS57 and 2sAIi: Norman and Farher' OF -" n
10 sth-avc owners and architects. ....'' -.
cr,dst No 80 10 81 for an eight Story o''NN
t"il5ing for shops. ,tsxsi.o, robert o''i,t. v'
~ 5ni 5th-ave and New-iork Telephone .ons,
Any owners: cyrus !. W Eidrz. Of No Ll-S -,
broadway. archtect..... '
s,th anl gCth sts. Avenue and East nNeF a..
d, four story and basement brick dMeLihs -,
-. Sisters OF the House oc the GOOD Snephetu'
owner. Schickel & pitmars OF NO III "'"-
ave architects. s''s''''''''
Alterations main office: ,,,
c,th n No llI TO i5l West; 10 a SIX story ptich
and stone tener1ent. with store, william
Conklin ~ NJ 90 Beekman 81. owner. "
Coke OF No H. West iO2l-St. archect.'''''
Alterations. branch office:
icpth-st T. 325 Il OF Jerome ave; u a wv
story frame dwelling: Ellen Cannon, pfehl'e-
owner: George Hoffman. of No 10 broaA"sS'
architect ...,.........,....
4 two-story frame DWELLING with store Ann.O
Murtaugh. OF iS6th-st and st Anl s~Ne'
owner. Charles Baxter n son. architects =. ~,
No plans for buildings were hied AT wv "
office.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
HELD on A CHARGE or FORGERY,

Charles Ormsby twenty-one years old Of No 5l8
Greene-st., Brooklyn. arraianed In the JefYer
son Market Court yesterday on "a charge Of forging
two checks for 500 each, made out IN the name OF
William III. Jackson. The checks were drawn
the Bank OF the Metropolis Ormsby was held In
81 900 bail for trial
New-York tribune., 1897-06-26
AvANNAU LINE. South and Southwest,

-oo,t PIER a. y. r.. TUES, THURS. & SAT. P. u
h' : Sailings per week, commencing July l. .
... CIV .. June 20 Nacoochee ...........J July 2
prminrhan1 June .? Tallahassee July
|'Drett steamers savarnah Close ran colnections
~. ra,ss 10 Augusta. Macon. Atlanta. AcatgoneTy'
,,.t,n. SewO orleans Chat, Nashville, etc.
Tickets include meals and sIperior IONS o, n
60 at7 ~ vav or 10 agency foot Canal = Sp.ng sts
i" " x BRYAN. Jr, 6. +. A. NJ. {. HAhMoNp' AZ"