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New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

buildings and alterations fave been ;iled
follows:
New buildings main Office
" West End for four fouF-
and basement bri,k dwellings. 2oN2' ana
4Ox5s: r l. schiller. Of No iIH lioueNari owner
Clarence + True # y, idg Boulevard. architect SN"VV
West End ave " 500 II # >1st St f'r three
four-story and basement brick dwellings ltNi2;
Metropolitan improvement, company, or No 40 o.o
Broadway owner: Clarence True. architect.... 54o"
WAshington-s No 1Oi. for fouf story brick
stable 2S ixSsG: estate OF Jane Engai 'whei o..
w Wheeler Smith. OF 40 Wall ST. architect. SnO
Rivincton- ST suffolk -. for six story
Snvdfer of 30 50 Rroadwsy architect ... 2o0O00
4th ave s. 251 Il n OF "th 81. f0r an eight
story brick store with lofts -. 1xl6 3; John
rod5 ~ No 2IO West st owner. Neville &
Bagge ~ No 2l7 West l2i'h -. archecis... li5.Oo
New buildings. branch office:
ponlar \ 275 Il Il Main 81. for two
and a half story frame dwelling 2ox32. k'o-rt
7, Walker owner: Lawrence n RIngrose Of No
Sd ave. architects 200
Jackson ave l9S II 4 lt'th Il for two
two-story frame dwellings, l>"Ni>; Charles
Richie of No sl9 Eas; lG'th 4. owner
Charles G Manning. Of ~ 100 Fark ave.
Simpson st s 2S5 Il II Westchester- ave;
for four two-storN brick dwellings is2X5".
Charlotte Mccormick of Hunts Point Y.
owner. John he Hart, Of No IG31 Fox-st.
architect .................... ............ 2soOo
Alterations branch office:
N,lson-ave 8 l79 = # II Boscohe-ave to
two-siory frame dwelling. Andrew II Green. of
No ql PdTk-aye owner. architect gwen. 40
No alteration plans fled at tho main Office
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Hopper James ,sa J. to Emily MO%Nstger Tin
Hamilton William II. to Frederic J MIddlebrook,
Same to Lambert suydan. property year 1880
lsascs, Barney. and Joseph Cohen to George II
nuckbee Nos s. and sS'. Bowery easehold.
Jones Mary and james to the Noun, st Vim '''V'"
cent Cooperative Building and Loan Assoca-
non, Q Waies-ave. l13 IT Of Dater-st in
Kuh. Alexander to Ti,c Guarantee and Trust -V"
Company corner I2oth-st and sth-ave.
Same to same. cih-ave i54 T, Of 5o,h-st.
Karabasek August and wife to Augusie Mori,s.
I2,s Sso 'Ss -, ana loo map property Of Eiiz R b
Krsuss Louisa r. end husband to Leroy W Fair Low
,nrI,, tnria' corner Mosholu Parkway and Deca-
M,l5ken u. n, Edward F to samuel Miiikcn, jr. No
West I2d-st ears..................... 10000
y.s sys' J%h%aas MnsT AnihSa 'sF ""r
- II OF Burnside-avc. years 1000
COMPANY e corner Lexinsion-ave ard ;sth-s,.
NGG%sn %Ssony George "a 4 ,3 Nishee Gi4aIy
Ps!sy ely y-,.s sOqaId { Walker Realty Company to
Peters John r ana Frederick Helms to CHRISTIAN '''
a Havemeyer. 81 s3d-s,. l9S # Of Avenue B.
a"% a,tSS Ss; i."Ss'E %@e ana "yss
I9, @ 8 Mock LIB map Of Kemp es,a,e 2si
RosenS3qn'. 6anei to Frederic j Miidcbrook
Rosenbam MoTrs and S %fS t. Max Borck 10 2'""
4'3 East 'ith-s instalments. COO
Sauier. George and wife to Mary T Hoe
ecutriX etc. and another executor etc Of Al
fred Hoe deceased l57h ST. 100 II W Of
Amsterdam years ..................... 400
Schmittberger. Sarah. to Archibald M Maclay.
trustee, etc. Glst-st. 252 It OF Lexington
ave. years 10000
Schoonmaker. Mary 10 the Drydcck SAVINGS
sututon. i3oth-st 1894 # of LeroX ave,
.......................... 800
n 4sh-s 200 # : Of 2d,aye 4 years .'".. lGoo
Simon. Joseph and Ceestine. 10 Adam Steiger.
No 2.421 2d-aNe ~. Observation-Disclosures. 2O0O
Smith. George T and Marsarer J. { Railroad CO
operative Puildng and Loan Association
Wakefeid instalmcrts ...........7.. 1900
Watson. Margaret X. 10 Charlotte pittman. as
ertv-tt ears ....." 10000
Zehnter. Jchn and wife Theodore Ebeling.
p,aCe NOV Yaafs s' "'''eN i'' II !" o' ~ 400
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

so"ne Samuel W. and Ne,,ie. TO Alys =. Scott.
723-ei ~ Il = Columbus-ave. year.
sare O. same. n 12d-st. 200 II Of Columbus
ave, year
syTle Thomas J. 20 Sarah ByTne. n l0th-st.
l+5 = r - Avenue b. years ................
at'"in. Henry and Auguste. 70 Rose Berwln.
-! No. 3%S. block ". amended map property Of
Il J Rose Mapes estate. 3 years ..::......
Stard. Fraacls q ". % Anastaeia Cadde. as
g4art.an. etc. 2 32d-st. l13 n cot sth-ave. 3
-
Nfriio Joseph. 20 Joseph Hamershlag. S4th-
- 20 q G of AHsterdam-ave. / year ......
'.her. Paul g. - al. trustees etc. 10 Charles
!iauSeau. : l4ith-st. 800 II c Of Brook-ave.
p. year .... ...... .,..........
-a1e.. Edward and wife TO the Railroad Co.
xtratiye Building and Loan Association. No.
- East lh5d-st instalments .................
~se 70 same. old Taylor-st. 100 II Of Mad
sor-ave. instalments .......'.........
.rchner. Thehla. 20 Louise Bettens. n s
n.yth-s'; c.lO ~ q lst-aye. 3 wears ......
~oert l-Ne II and another. to Maria II Rider
~ t,.h-st IvI = W q stb-ave. Il year. .... .
Aedth. Mary ". and husband 20 August Relmon,
a. uls'@~ 4 E!iz Morgan. W $ Lexing,on-
ave. fsi Il u %ith-st 5 years
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FORECLOSURE SALES.

WEST 10Th STREET.-N. Y. supreme
Court. city and County Of NewY1-k.
Eva s Cochran. plaintiff. against Fran rs
Doran and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of judgment or tote-
closure and sale. duly made in the above
entitled action. bearing date The fourth
day Of June 1897. and duly entered on the
nth day OF June. 1897. |, the undersigned;
the referee in said judgment named. WI.
sell at public auction. at the Exchange
Sales Rooms. No. III Broadway. IN the @the
city Of New-York. on Monday. the 18th
DAY of June. 1891 at II o'clock noon cf
that day. by John y. Golding. auctionerr;
the premises in said judgment mentioned
and therein described as ,o.lows
ALL those TWO certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land situate. lying ana helng III
the City OF New York. bounded ana ds
sc:ibed as follows: Beginning AT pom,
In the southerly line of One hundred ana
twenty-ninth Street distant two hundred
and nifty feet westerly from the cm
ner formed by the intersection OF tne
s0utherly line Of one hGndrst snd-twehp
ninth Street with the westerly side OF
sixth Avenue AZ widened and opposite me
centre of party wall. running tneno
southeriy and parallel with Sixth Avrnues
said party wall. ninety nine feet ana
eleven inches to the centre I'm" OF th'
block between one hundred ard twenty
ninth and Onc-hundrei -and-twenty y-elgnth
Streets thence westerly along snid csntrc
line nifty feet thence northerly and aGaln
parallel with Sixth Avenue ninety NJ nl,
feet and eleven inches "a III" south-uy
line II One hundred and-twenty-n
street thence easterly along said fouthe1y
line Of one hundred Land twenty nintn
street hfty feet t. the point or place or
beginning
Dated New-York June Tth. 1897.
HENRY n. MACDONA.
Referee.
T e. s. II FITCH
Plaintiff ATTORNEYS.
toA Pro,fwav New Ycrt Citv.
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STORAGE.
-<-~>O~~N<S~>-~ = -, 40 eeoc.c.>>~|
MORGAN & BROTHERS.

Storage Warehouses. 232 23i and c36 West
<'th-st.. nea- Broadway. Separate rooms
Tor furniture mirrors pianos. baggage.
etc. Padded van. for moving In city or
country. furniture. china. bric-a -brac.
etc. ETC.. packed by competent packers:
Estimates furnished. Telephone Call. iiS
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HOARD WANTED.

~ = >rS>~>>>~>-0>~N~~ONNO~ONDN
\ GENTLEMAN wishes board in refined
private family. boarding houses kindly
not answer. PERMANENT. Box 81 2i2
Broadway
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED BY a manufacturing station
ery house young man as entry clerk;
on. acquainted with the business preferred.
Address with reference and salary desired.
: W x Co. Tribune oitice.
WANTED. A native Portuguese. nane.
Syyede ana Norwegian for translating
literary work Address pRt MMOND.
~ Brr radway.
e3J WEEK ana expenses paid salesmen.
staple line. experience unnecessary; per
manent position. THE W. l.. KLINE CO..
St Louis No.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
LOST

LTT - (<>c(~N-N~<~<~<>>
savin.DI DahED"pk 30 3O3. 574. Bank for
sent s,s1.,.. 80 4th-aye.. Sew-York Pay
''eo' fiease return book to bank.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
MACHINERY.

~O~NSNNNOoJNJo-NJNN-ND NDO0ONNN<NNNNNNNNNN
AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed machinery bought and eA-
changed. GEORGE II EDDY. JOS Madi-
fgn-St
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & w, WILLIAMS,
Steam Garnet Cleaning aS3 West Gath st.
Altering and relayins. Send for circular.
Telephone 3GG 3Sth-st.
CARPETS CLEANED BY STEAM BY
HAND or on the floor. CAREFUL. CAR-
PET CLEANING co. 1.55s Broadway. Al
to 423 East 4Sth-st. COE & BRANDT.
Proprieto-s Telephone 13o-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
WINDOW SHADES.

- - ~ "-"0-"1---- ~
WE make shades 10 suit evep body At
whni@@s,e prices. good goods fair des
ing. Is our motto. send postal for samples.
LAX BROS. III WarTen-st
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FOR SALE.
IIHI,WHIll.lS

. a. w III II<hS.
w s0|~-D|.~-~.0-r< 0-r<~N-N~<~NoN
,as ~ MOI STRUCK YOU That 500 1,
,,n M meeh 70 pay Tor a typewriter? You
i.s6 '"r bLl' 'kESSDEKFER. guaran-
\ asnd ',r bookl-,' IfICKF%SDE1 ErnTs
.,r'' 60. Is2 broadway. Room 8.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

'e s. 2s' f f O. 2aaye I'VE 2SSlSs %Si@s, 55s Thomas
& 'pPi PIoPsT2 a 10 G6 DessaT IS rf efeee ea to Thomas
e-i-si. st.' nos Ia ana ii5 East, 5cxass John H
Rogsn, referee. 10 Daniel R3sentaum $4,000
ios, p f. Of PTy PSGk.s 42x7'; John &c go
,7ih g. n ) 81 4 q shave: q .saioo'; P oo
e7'sIsf ''Ei s. 100 West ana 10 75i columbus
charlotte collendsT 70 James Butler 100
Hafdse sTy referse eft " %s,1opotsn Ss a LIE In
Ai.ter4s q-ayt corner lSeih-s' iooxioo; - .oo
.lns To- David II Van Buftn .......,.... 5000
Paul Herzos to Eugene Hammond and an ,oo
1ir.or-ave. 5. i75 # Of I45th-st. 25xioo,
,Franei, Hoyt referee to May g, JOnss 22'
Meeean and WIFI to Jse1 81 Shea o55 \ FsG Rs 100
' singer af. IT, and another 'r' to Harry Mint 200
% John t Esfn and %fe S fG5d9s@ 96 1Ss MsS4 hSeG
Agae.as' ave. e94 # Of Fordham nxI9 Bag
r. .er.ck W Deyoe and wife to the . Mayor May etc
n faesert to Msfgafeihe. Fsc9sr s:::,io oT3
''if1' M wiilam % Doii and wife to george F
u S''' 800 map portion Hunt estate Jacob Klest
70 Gresor Bsrtschy and wite -,x,oo $50
'7l.1is Ws.,c6eser Ida Ida jenkins al to the Amer
.:i icsI i.d'id hos S'2 Nos ss2 and 653 map Lacona
Psrk 25xiD MalndS c Mace to Catherine ,ooo
.s; +. Lots n ga $50 map; same soo
u ta'" rs i WI W Of io;h-ave 75xico; Lambert
SUDAN u William II Hamilton. -
Hts Nos ll9 and l2l West '"Nl"ei lhoHas
Ball and wife Daniel Evarts =. 80
&ih-st NJ 2i3. 10 4 9 ~ 3d-aTe -"NIo,'' .oo
Beofsrlin a Jackson referee. 10 f II kosmak. ="
gh-st ~ 2l3 East: Emil II kosmak ana wire
,,b.t 3. 800 r. = Of 2d-ave 25x1o22 Mar
ssrc,ha FecSer to Johq Re!cksTt :, ~ i;x
Central Park West 5. ~ q Of 1oIth-st SiIk
100 al. strip adjoining. 3xl0o; Henry brahe'
Ssh " 1of n " ~ Iexngton-ave. l6Ox
los y Ie Roy Dresser and WHO 10 Ae"e'
uao5 5'.l s,e W 100 q OF Ccdar-st 25xl267x ,son
2j1l3 Mary J Clary to John Zehutsr o0''
Na1es- 49,. corner Samuel-st. VxlJo' 'iaia
: Self Harry Min,z ......; ;oo.. o.,
SO Adam Steigcr n Joseph simon ana o. ooo
II = n 3 go n % Columbus-ave 5ox1o22;
Aired Il Scott and wife 20 Samuel W Bovine
:ii St n $ 200 ?, e Of IO,h-ave 1coxesa; Ed
:, al " 'a'.''' se2oo
s,h-st No 30 n !. 225 IT Of Coiumbus-ave.
NriCcj. Mary Thompson and another TO o,oo,,
Tiatot-sve 3 $50 4 Of Honest 25xl35:
Emily Mornherger James Hopper ........ $500
Asst5 G Kbonri and wife to r W Thomas 6Ooo
le . Joseph HameTshlag % Joseph Crrito....
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
723et 225 II g q Columbus-aye. ] year. $3.50
ssre same. n 72d-st. 200 II e Of Columbus
] . .
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Trb-
"A received az then Uptown Once. No 2i2 Broad
way "a north II 3ls-st, until a? O'Clock =. IN; ad
following branch Offices
reSulIr once rates until o'clock =. m. VIZ: 2i 18th
ave I'D l52 9th ave. cor. l2th-st; Macys
and l4th ST. l42 g. .umbu-aNe near West Gt'h
West i2d ST. G;h ave- ~ East lith-st 2J1
West 42d-st between IN and sh -. East i7th-
1t 33s 30 ave- between TGth and 7ith SITS. l02G 3d
ave Gls-st. LOS lsi near Nyth-st $50 3D.
ave. Ilst-st 55i 3d-ave.. 30 Breeker ST. 52c
BleeCkcr-7t. 29Os 81 30 East 18Th ST 1921 3D.
GG2 ID ave. ~ Amsterdam 40. West i2d-st
lfs East l6th-st 2oj East 4sthst; siG 9Th ave. 65l
l.l52 ID ave. G7thst 20i East S6ih
l.G20 broadway 1853 81 ave l2 Sth ave 3ls 2f-ave
153 9Th At the Harlem Oices: 2o5l I'd near
ll3,h-st 1856 East l25th- st. 33avo.: 243 West
l2jth-st.. bet 1ih and sh 800 West lI5th-st At
BROOKLYN Ofires: 3g7 Futon 12G fulton-st.
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DRI;SSMAIkiNG.

-A.-COUTURlERE FRANCHISE.
Formerly ith stern Bros. latest Paris
designs for summer, dinner. carriage, re-
cepIon and wedding gowns. bicycling ana
golf suits. :idins habits. talIOr-made
aides material made up. Nine. BENZ
TBAU ANDERSON 23s 6th-ave.. near
i5th-st.
pRESSMAKER -Mrs COOKE oS5 West
iith IT.. near Broadway. hshionaD,e
compei, nj. responsible reafoLahie; ladies'
may furnish material; work shown. supe-
rior finish. perfect nt guaranteed.
NINE MARIE. ~. Nest iTth-s,.-Every
d-a, riIti0n summer gowns. Paris designs
exclusively. moderate prices. short notlc"
NINE ANTOlNETTE. "a West iDth-st..
C0ufuTieTe FRANCHISE. sumner dresses
at reasonable prices. Paris designs *
ciusive.V
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

NURSE. &c.-E.derly woman wants {. go
10 the country TO mind children. handy
with needle: small pay. 1876 Avenue A.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

HUI1 ENND
Leaves New York July 2, Via Glasgow. returning Sept
% $3.50 including Central Europe. Egypt. Turkey
Greece etc oct H. Round world party. Clark's. Am.
Tourist Agency. Ill Broadway, y.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

COOK. &c By good cook and laundress;
good bread and biscuit maker. good city
reference. no cards "a East 18th one
flight. front
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
CARETAkER.-As caretaker. can cook
breakfast ~ necessary and do some
laundry work. 2od West lTth 81.
COOK. BY competent Protestant person
as excellent family cook; city or coun-
try: nrst-c.ass references NJ. X, pa
West 3lst-st. ring twice
COOK. K.-Flrst-class. by a respectable col
Ored woman In boarding house or hotel
city or country. Call or address. IS Fleet
st. 30 hoor. Brooklyn.
COOK By good German cook In city or
country. Mrs. WEILDE. AL West 4sth-
st. rear.
COOK. &c.-By reliable Protestant woman
as good cook and laundress. or would Do
housework OF small family: city or coun-
try. 33s West 40th-st.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

INVALIDS NURSE. &c.-By a young
woman as invalid's nurse. masseuse.
maid. doctors references. HASSLOFF,
i91A Kosciusko-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

COOK by neat. competent woman as
frst-class cook and baker. is also nrst-
class at preserving fruit. in smal family:
city or country: good reference. 4o5 West
2Gth-st.. candy store
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24
WORK WANTED.

Male.
ENGINEER -Licenseo marine engineer. I.
ocean steamers now employed In n ma
chine shop desires position as engineer on
seagoing steamer. II years experience.
frst-c.ass references as to character and
ability Address ENGINEER. lO west
21th-st
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

ENGINEER and MACHINIsT.-All around
man; reliable. good reference: moderate
wages. ENGINEER. 703 Broadway ad-
vertlsing office.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

DAYS WORK.-Young widow would work
by the day washln~ cleaning. scrubbing
on any kind OF work. Mrs. YONGE. 23
West 34th-st
New-York tribune., 1897-06-24

CHAMBERMAID or NURSE. By young
colored girl 773 Atlantic-ave.. Bklyn.
The times., 1897-07-15
NO ROCK CREEK RESERVOIR
Official Opinion Against Such Use
Of the Reservation.
Decision of the Attorney General
Affecting the Water supply of the
Higher Northwestern Section.

Attorney General McKenna has rendered
an opiaion to the Secretary Of War which
is of much interest to the citizens of the
District OF Columbia:
He has decided that the board of con-
troll of Rock Creek Park has no power
O: authority to authorize the District Com
rrissioners to construct reservoir On the
reservation.
This opinion Will, for the present, i'm
pose an obstacle in the way of tie efforts
OF the Commissioners to provide reserve
water supply for what is known as the
middle section" at is. the hig her parts
OF the city, situated in the northwest sec
ton and beyond the boundary.
This section is furnished with water at
present by pumps, but there is no reserve
supply, and if the pumps for any reason
cease working IL goes dry To remedy this
difficulty the engineer department pro
posed to place a reservoir ON Bhagdea s
road in Rock Creek Park, and asked the
board of control to grant them rhe re-
Guired permission The latter Were doubt
full as 20 their authority and the matter was
referred to the Attorney General for an
opinion
Commissioners will in all probability be
Obliged 70 ask Congress for the desired
authority to place the reservoir, and until
that body acts nothing can be done in the
matter
The times., 1897-07-15

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blood; tones the nerve-centres and invig
crates both body and mind
Taken early during CESSATION, it renders
he mother strong and cheerful; carries her
through her time of trial with perfect safety
and little pain; insures healthy nourish-
ment and increased constitutional vitality
for the child. 1t is the only preparation
devised by a regularly graduated, expert
enced physician for the cure of all weak
nesses and diseases of the feminine or
ganis1n.
Mrs. F. B. Cannings, of No. 1920 Humphrey ST.,
St Louis, Mo-, writes: = I am now the happy
mother of fine healthy baby girl ! feel that
your Favorite Prescription has done me more
good than anything have ever taken took
three bottles of the Prescription and the con-
sequences were / was only in labor forty-hvc
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delicate and only lived twelve hours. For two
years suffered untold agony. and i'll the mean
time had two niscarriages / cannot speak toe
highly for your medicine as 1 feel that it has
saved both my child and myself 1 took IT
through my confinement. Find it very strength
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free, papeT-bound, for Fl cent stamps to
pay cost of mailing only. Address, World E
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The times., 1897-07-15
SAYS BRUNO BIT HIM.
Mr.. Kirchner's Charge Against
Providence HosDitaI's Pet Dog.

Providence Hospitals Pet Dog.
4 warrant was sworn out yesterday after
neon for Sister Beatrice, the Mother SUI
peuor % Providence Hospital charging
her with keeping d vicious dog. The com.
plain att is benjamin F. HiTchner, a driver
for the Arlington Bottlmg Company at
Twenty y-aeventh and K streets. The canine
In question Is Bruno" the handsome st.
Bernard presented to Providence Hospital
By Baltimore maA several years ago
The dog is a most kind and affectiohate
animal, and the sisters have become very
much attached TO him. So faithful is he
that he never leaves the institution, and
is only seen about the yard and corridors
Of the building
Several days ago Kirchner delivered
case of ginger ale TO one OF the
patients at the hospital, and, going TO
the back gate, Bruno ran out to meet
him and playsully Jumped upon the driver.
In the scramble Kirchner was scratched
or bitten and the wound was cauteri zed
by the hospital surgeons. He alleges ahO
that ne was bitten ! n the leg,
The warrant had not been served On
Sister Beatrice last night. but it is expected
that service wiz be had today The
sisters are very much aggrieved over
the Incident and are hopeful that Bruno's
life may he spared.
The times., 1897-07-15
SOUGHT POLICE PROTECTION.
Bad Boy Daniel. However, Did Not
Escape a Whipping.

Escape a Whipping.
The police in the Second precinct sta
tion-house We're startled by an apparition
which suddenly confronted them about
$50 O'Clock yesterday morning. A COL
ored boy, entirely naked, dashed into the
room aud shouted:
Save me! Oh, Lordy, save mer'
His dark hide was covered with perspira-
ton and the lad appeared to be badly
frightened.
What is the matter, boy, and where
did you come fron?'' asked patrolman.
i've just come from home because my
aunt tried TO beat me to death
The boy gave his name as Daniel Tinney,
thirteen years OF age, and his residence as
No. AS P street alley, and told har-
rowing tale of how the woman was going
to skin him alive. A blanket was thro yn
over the nude lad and he was placed in r.
cell.
Later In the morning the case was re-
ported to Humane officer Samuel Wilson,
who Investigated the circumstances. He
found that Daniel had reme d away
FROM home all night and when he sneaked
into the house about daylight this morn
ing, his aunt who Is also his foster-mother,
his pLrents being dead, determined TO pun
ish him for roaming the streets all night
with bad characters. She prepared q
stout switch and had stripped him for the
chastisement when the boy with a yell
sprang through a window and ran Ike a
deer TO the police station.
The humane officer returned Daniel to
his aunt, clad in red blanket. She
promptly unveiled his form and as Mr..
Wilson was leaving the alley he heard
the swish, swish of the stout switch,
which told that Daniel was receiving the
deferred chastisement with interest added
for running naked to the station house and
telling the police lies
The times., 1897-07-15
BANKS AssA1LANTs JAILED.
His Brother and Arthur johnson
Captured by the Police.

JOsephus, or ''Cephus'' Banks, colored,
was the victim OF a probably fatal as
sault at Hillsdale on Tuesday evening by
Willis Banks, his brother, and Arthur John
son. The men We're captured yesterday by
Officers Dyer and Mari, of the Anacostia
station.
The three participants had been saving
wood, and the distribution of the proceeds
of their labor the cause Of the quar-
rel. Some of tie money had been spent
FOL iquor, and then the squabble over the
division became uproarious They came tc
blows. and in the midst of the fight Willis
picked up stone with which he proceeded
to smash Josephus in the head While
pTostrate on the ground, Josephus was
kicked about the head and body by John
son The crowd which collected nsar the
scene allowed the affair to continre.
Willis ran into his house nearbg and re-
TUNED with a huge knife, which he as
prevented from using by his sister The
officers, who had been notified. arrived
at this stage, but the two asSailants sue
CT. tic,, in eludin the puTsuers
Or James A. Watson was called In and
fourc that Josephus skull had been
fractured. and that he had received internal
ip jrries as a result of the brutal kick S
tt T., difficult TO tell If the man VIII SIR.
yive
The times., 1897-07-15
The coming of

The coming of
a baby into this
world is the crown
ing event of a wo-
mans life. But
this great blessing
is beset with trials
and d anger 5.
Sometimes thet
seem SO heavy as
to over balance
the blessing; this
is not right nor
natural.
Two : thirds of
the anxiety and
suffering W hi b
usually attends the
advent of the little
stranger may be
altogether avoided
if the prospective
mother will fortify
h er constitution
and strengthen the
maternal organism
with DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton. 1t gives s
The times., 1897-07-15

You may hunt the world over and You
will not find another medicine equal to
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for bowel complaints. 1t is pleas
ant, safe and reliable. For sale by Henry
Evans, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, 93S
street northwest and Connecticut avenue
and street northwest and l 42S Maryland
Avenue northeast
The times., 1897-07-15

Tire friends of Miss Caroline Fahncstock
will be glad tolearn that she has improved
rapidly since her removal 10 Warrenfon,.
Va, DR.. Deale, who went up with her,
is now taking a trip throughthe Yosemite
Valley and other points. OF interest in the
West
The times., 1897-07-15

Miss Mary Helen Howe and Mr. Frank
T Howe, jr, are the guests of Prof. and
Mrs. W H. Harry, at their home in Fred
eIick, Nd.
The times., 1897-07-15

Mr and Mrs Matthew Jessup are spend
ing the summer with relatives at Maunh
Chunk, Pa.
The times., 1897-07-15

Miss otie Nelson and Miss Cora sigEers
left yesterday for trip to Niagara Falls
and the Thousand Isles.