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Evening journal., 1897-09-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores Of tho nascbaii Games.

AT New York
Washington &C / / 0 1 0 0 0 A. 7
New York 800 0 1 0 0 o. .
Washington-Hits. 10; errors. 2. New
York Hits, 6; errors, 5.
Second game
New York .....OO O111 . 8
Washington ......O 0 % o 2 / ! o. 4
New York-Hits. 10; errors, 3. WASH
lngton-Hits, S; errors, 4.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn ......1OO O113 4 10
Philadelphia e.. . 1 90 90 I 3 p Q
Brooklyn 49, errors, o. Phila-
delphia-Hits, IA; errors, 2.
AT Baltimore
Boston ....... OO1 20 . 1 o. G
Baltimore ....2 0 0 0 o 0 p
Boston-Hits. 9; errors, 0. Baltimore
Hits, II; errors, 3.
Evening journal., 1897-09-25
peaf. and n rraln Knled Her.

SENECA FALLS N Y. Sept 25.-
Mrs. Patrick Con was struck by the
nier on the Central railroad at the
Prospect street crossing and instantly
killed. She was about 20 years OF age
and very deaf
Evening journal., 1897-09-25

Please inform the publisher Of this
newspaper in writing if there is a store
keeper in town who has tried 10 palm
off on you one article when you wanted
something else"
Evening journal., 1897-09-25
A Fatal Air shaft.

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Levis Dou-
osky. 8 years old. Of % Monroe street,
fell through the air shaft to the ground.
five stories below. and was killed.
Evening journal., 1897-09-25
More cases at Edwards.

EDWARDS. Miss. Sept. 25.-There
are 10 new cases Of fever reported here.
Evening journal., 1897-09-25

TO WASHINGTON AND RETURN
VIA PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
FOR $3.50.
Special excursion next Sunday, Sep
Evening journal., 1897-09-25
weather ProbabIIltIes.
New York MARKETS.

Fair and warmer; variable winds be-
coming westerly or s0uthwesterly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate Of incorporation of Rescue HOOK
and Ladder Company of Tuckahoe has been nled
IN the Office of the County CLERK The corporation
Is TO exist forty-nine years. and the trustee are
Lewis Brown II. NJ. Underh and Joseph A. jack
son .
Moses w. Taylor has been elected vice-preslden'
of the Westchester Coun;y Agricultural Society. IN
place Of James Hopkins. who was recently eected
president and Theodore +. Tompkins. son or the
late president Of the society, James T. mompKihs'
has been elected director in place of Mr.. Taylor.
Mrs Iowther will be given In the lecture-IooiI vi
1be Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church to-nloi-
row evening under the direction OF Mrs - '.
Moore and Mrs T. L. Foster. ~, ,
Independent Engine Company NO VIII give d
variety entertainment in the Auditorium this even.
The evenings programme Admiral Dot will appear
The managers of the Westchester County AgTl.
cultural Society announce that the premium hsi
for 1881 which will be issued in a few days. VIII
he the hest and largest offered by the society
3 Surrogate Silkman has issued letters testa,
,nentary in the following estates: Estate OF Mary
McKeon of Mount Vernon. Jeremiah ~ MartlI
charles Haines executor; estate of Timothy Crohln
Of Mount Vernon, Daniel Cronin and Albert D.
C;erschidt executors; estate OF Wired T. furu!,
Of Rive Amanda NJ. Purdy. eXecutrlx e..
The Grand Jury has found an indictment TOT
forgery in the second degree against Charles =.
Smith the Pleasaniville insurance agent VINO II IL
alleged issued number of bogus insurance poll
a swarm Of bees took possession OF the trunk OF
.a ~ The elm trees in front Of the Courthouse yes
ferdav and attracted considerable interest ana
curiosity at a respectful distance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
"OTJJE" TEiLES ESCAPE.

collie" TEAL who wanted TO sweep -horK
streets by proxies, but TO whom that task was MOI
given, appeared in Part OF the City Cou', y'S.e'
.,ninz With anger OH his brow and in his hand
TWO papers. :, ro,rc,,,
Don't YOU know Mr.. Clerk" said he reprovlhgy'
.r aon,t live in New-York. don't you know?
mo-" said the clerk Then he looked at the TWO
napers. one was summons to do jury duty TOT
80 Co,n,v OF Ney-York and the other a declaration
. mo sffect that iis maker lived on staten ISlaid:
.oTha, will make 1t right, won't it, inquired MT
- dare saw" said the clerk, but walt until Jus
,ice Schuchman gets through win TINS case,
&, ne waited seven or eleven minutes. lhen ne
saJd in a grieved tone; Tin busy man, don't you
knNw | can't be kept waiting all day.
mi the clerk refused 20 interrupt the Justice ana
col, ca nlalnlv So what the clerks astonlsh-
ent TO see MIR Teal dash out OF the cour;. leaving
all the documents behind. ,,
When Justice Schuchman read the papers he sald
Il was ali right but what he wants to know Is now
..Olie' Teall Is going to find out It's all right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
TARRYTOWN.

well-dressed young man called at the bicycle
store OF Mr.. Gesncr in Westinghouse. on Satur-
day II said his name was Merritt. and that ne was
n carpenter lie told Gesner that he wished 10 so
10 Irvington and hired a wheel He has not been
seen since, and Gesner has given up all hope OF
recovering the bicycle. , c,,,.,
Father Luke j. Evers, of ST. Teresa,s Church
preached q sermon on sunday on MS IeSch' mp
through the Holy Land. NJ. ,,u,.
Epworth League of the Asbury Methodist Eplse-
copa, Church entertained few or the members Vi
Che Sing Sing Chapter last evening.
The Young Mems Catholic Lyceum basepali teS IN
OF North Tarrytown crossed bats with the Qu IS
Steps OF TarrytoWn Saturday afternoon Inc
game ended in a tie. each team having scored Ten
runs ~ . ouorod
The fair OF Union Hose Company NO, opehe9
An Irving Opera House last evening George I.
Andrews, District-Attorney Of Westchester county,
,:ntil Friday evening. The proceeds will go toward
purchasing new hose carriage.
The annual election of officers OF Conqueror HOOK
and Ladder Company No. ! VIII be held IN tnelr
rooms In Westinghouse. this evening. After the
election a dinner will be served.
TIE Westminster County Local Assembly OF the
brotherhood of ST. Andrew held its quarterly con
ference in Christ Episcopal Church or wnlch lne
Rev j. Seden Spencer Is rector, on SUNDAY AFTER
noon and evening. It wei! attended, delegates
from twenty chapters being present; Inc PRO-
gramme included the following speakers: j. Z.
Faure. William H. Reid, Charles a. Brown. Marcus
assembly are President. w. w.; LORD "; OF
Mount Vernon; vice-presdent, William H. Reid OF
Tarrytown secretary, Marcus Hailet OF MAMA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The eighty-ffth anniversary OF the Presbyterian
denomination in New-Rocbelle was celebrated Oh
Sunday in the church. in Huguenot-st The SER
,,ces consisted OF devotional exercises with spe-
cial musical programme. following which the pas
tor. the Rev. w. b. Waller, Installed the En-, newly
eIected church officers. The elders are john u;
Ross 8 IS Renoud. H NJ. Lester. John A. Onord
and John x; Myers, ard deaeons W II ThoT Tbe
Anniversary dinner and reception were held IN the
church parlors last night. .s
An interesting test run was MADE yesteroay az
&he Huguenot Yacht Club between the HOUR; me
twenty -one-footer owned by +; B. Hart ana me
bv L. D. Huntington for NJ. III. Clark Inc
course was over to Huckleberry Isan1 70 3,e the
caneway buoy the Kenneu winning. Inc dil1er-
ence in time was three and onehalf minutes;
Dr George A. Peck who lives at No. AZ centre,
ave was away on Sunday. and when he returned
ar night he found that some one had entered MS
ia partments and stolen his teweiry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
, UONAN'S BODY ~ PARK REShh'oih'

SHE WAS WELL DRESSED AND APPARENTLY NE
FrNED-soME REMARKABLE NOTES
Tho hodv Of A woman was taken from the upper
roenrvo,r in Central Park early yesterday morn
ing Daylight was Just breaking when the wa'c"-
man while making his usual rounds sa" human
hodv floating in the water about twenty yards
fror, the embankment With the assistance Vi
Policeman John Wolf the Waterman brought '"e
bodv ashore. and it was conveyed to the Arseh'i
and thence to the Morgue - :,
II was undoubtedly case or suicloe. mere 10
evidence also that the woman was reiineh ana CUT
ured But who she is and the reasons that drove
her 70 suicide have yet 10 be ascertalhen III inc
nockets of the dress found three letters
signed only "Titania." but the paper upon when
they were written bore no distinctive marx Never
mind who | am or why this Is done, read one Vi
tho notes 1T will hardly ever be fouEd out
hone not" In the other two letters the nntortu-
nate woman expressed desire that her oody DE
crennated and that a favor Mendeissohh
Wedding March" be played over her ashes. scraps
If papsr with quotations from ShaKespeare
pockets. . oho,, e,.e foo,
The body was that of woman about nVe t n
ten inches In height, and well proportioned IN, Hne
was about thirty years old. She was tasyettuumy
dressed With the exception OF the name oci,e =
niger and Meyer Chicago" which was stamped o,
mark thar might lead to Identification
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
INSANE OVER THE RAiNES Law.
A sA1OoNKEEPER CUTS HIS THROAT AND FALLS
OVER PILE OF ROCKS

A sALOoNKEEPER CUTS HIS THROAT AM f"A'''
OVER PILE OF ROCKS.
Thomas Wood thirty-fvc years old' saloon
rooner Of No 22i5 Seventh-ave, became insane
ves,erdav morning after brooding over the eHe't
~ the new Raines law on his business Tor several
davs and attempted TO commit suicide by cu'uhs
h,s tbroa, About o'clock Policeman Moran OF
tha West One-hundred-and twenty-h fth-st stauoh'
was approachod by a schoolboy, much excneu' WHO
informed him that a man was lying dead uhuer
nIIo NJ rocks in a lot at Convent-ave and One-huh-
dred-and-t wenty-ninth-s'' W.,
rba policeman hurried there, and found Wood
NTH his face and throat covered with blood BE
side him lay a bloody penkni:e. which was very
dull and which IT plain was the weapon ne
had used 10 nfict his wounds. There was hoIS
In the throat on either side and consiaerap'e
scratch on the front The man was UNCONSCIOUS
He was removed as quickly as possible 10 Mammal
tan Hospital where 1t was found that. IN addltoh
70 his throat being cut. he had bad fracture OF
the skull ,, 49, 49, man recained con-
ccinnsness and then Il seen from MS raVlnSs
that he was insane. He talked or iothll!s out 'ho
t5oines law and it's effect on his business -,
Tho theory the police have to account Tot 'Ie
fractured skull Is that the man went 10 tne 10y ~
corvent-aye and e-hundr and twenty Ilintn-
st climbed to the top of the pile or rocks theie'
ond thnn tried to cut his throat; that ne then Pc
came weak from the loss OF blood and Tell over te
edge Of the pile to the ground below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The funeral OF Patrick H. Linehan. the plumbing
Inspector was held yesterday In ST. Josephs Churcn
IN Ashburton-ave A solemn high mass was cele-
brated by Fathers Donovan and Sheehan, OF Phiia-
dephia assisted by Father PAUL., Of this city, Among
those who attended were members OF the Board
OF Health Board Of Plumbing Inspection. Master
Plumbers Association. Catholic Benevolent Asso-
cia,lon Knights of Columbus and number OF city
officials.
The Grand Army Memorial Committee Will EoId
meeting to- morrow evening in the city Court ROOM
Manor Hall to complete the programme Tor the cee-
bration of Memorial Day. feeling In favor OF aec-
Grating the graves of the soldiers on sunday; Ma!
60 this year, is growing, and II is probable ihat IL
ercises will be held Monday evening, May 81, IN
Music Hall. The programme for that occasion -
about completed. The Rev DR.. George r. fenle-
cost has consented TO make the opening PRAYER;
About o'clock the morning of May 81 mere VII,
be exercises in front of the Soldiers ana sailors
Company, the High School Cadets. the two CAMPS
of Sons OF Veterans and the two Grand Army fos ,
will march 10 the monument and the committee VIII
ask the band OF the Leake and watts orphan nouse
OF this city play for the different orSaniza ions
as they march. The schoochildren have also peeh
asked 10 take part In the exercises ana IL a. ra
pected that more than thousand chNdren VIII re-
spond. ,A. ,o,
A runaway horse attached 10 butcher wagon
in Rverdae-aVe. Yesterday ran into Carriage
at Main-st in which was Mrs. John Booth. or WeD-
ster-ave The shock threw Mrs. Booth out, out BIC
escaped with slight injuries. III, o..
The May meeting OF the CITY Cup VIII DC HEiu W
morrow evening at the clubhouse In SOUTH Broau-
way After the transaction OF business the meHi-
bers will enjoy the annual panked-shad dinner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

BOARD OF Aldermen City Hall, ! p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Westchester Racing Association races 'io %
Park. 2:30 p. M ,,. 1880.
Delaware and Hudson Canal stockholders meet
ing . ,r1.,,, soo
Seawanbaka Yacht Club. No. IS East Iwe"'y-Se'-
ond-st.. $50 p. m. . cr
pacLard,s business College commencement. Car
negie Hail. p m >. a. I.
Envorth League "Od Folks concert No
WI one hundred n nd wenty-hfth-st, y. III
Oroni,c Of Drug Trade Clubs new rooms. Will
lam and John SITS, noon .o ,.,..,'
Scboo, of Apped Design exhibition NO. 80 r iith-
49,, a.r snor,
No mi West Thrty-eighth-st, y. m
Renub,ican County Committee meeting brooh-
lyn p. M - - ,.. 1,.,.r,r
Meeting of Company II, tth hes'ihe"'
Corps Military Club. $50 p. m
Lecture by the Rev. DR.. John Han, iecout =,
Of Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. " H. .
Social Reform Club. NO. 20 East Fun ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

William Parkin lawyer has been appointed
clerk Of the United STATES Circuit Court OF Appears
for this district. to I'll the vacancy causeu ny '
death of James c. Reed. The new appoih'ee was
mill recently a member Of the law irm OF Mac
Far,and g. Parkin at No. % William-st- The salary
~ the office which Is life place, is Syaoo year.
Tho soc,e,v OF the War OF 1872 has secured an in
,unc,lon pending the trial OF its action IN the
srnremo court. restraining the Society OF the war
- 1870 IN the State OF New-York from using the
title The order made by Justice Beach
Harvard A. Scott tho wife-murderer whose death
sentence was affirmed by the Court OF Appears
last week. was arraigned before Recorder Con IN
Tho Court Of General Sessions yesterday morning
and resentenced TO die by electricity III 'he "eeh
bAgnning June a. Scott killed his wife IN fep-
wary 1sS in their rooms, at Thrtieth-st' ana
Seventh-ave.
The time within which the Mayor must either
anprove or disapprove bills passed by 'he ias'
LEGISLATURE expired yesterday. ana MI "'io.e
affixed his signature 10 a Few plis INA. '"'''' ~
AZ the end of the session. The principal one was
that authorizing the spending vi si0'V'''V " "
building Of schools.
Controller Fitch yesterday postponed the sale OF
,brea ferry franchises until June /. The franchises
are for the Liberty-st Pine-st and South hrooh-
lvn ferries Representatives OF the ferry companies
wish 10 be heard before the Sinking FUND Comffis
sion They say that the upset price should DE re-
duced
,,o s,,,, ~ the Church Of ST. Monica against the
phrlips Electric Motor Company for slv" damages
for rho breaking down Of the motor which pumped
the church organ Easter Sunday was 10 nave
boen tried before Judge Mccarthy In Part ~ OF
the City Court yesterday. The defehdahts "e'
not present when the case was called, however anu
an inquiry was ordered, which Will be heid this
morning
A divorce was granted to Mrs. Elizabeth l. Lin
den Of No l52 West Fifticth-st., yesterday an
nulling her marriage with Henry r. Linden, o"
the ground that Lindens first wife, leonora beiIe
chandler was alive when he married the paihtiii
,,ha ronort that the Consolidated Ice Company
NC .,,emntina 10 coerce the users OF Ice INTO
erp,nr fouryear contracts at the rate or l'2 cents
q hundred pounds with the threat that u sucn
contracts were not signed the price Of Ice would DE
% cents n hundred was denied by Charies !"
More. president OF the ice company, yesterday
"The prices of ice this year." said he are 'oenu'
cal with those Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
F. L. EAMES AGAIN PRESIDENT.
ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE STOCK En-
CIIANGE-ONLY ONE TICKET IN
THE FIELD

Tho ANNA, election Of the New-York Stock Ex-
change took place Yesterday The following off,
GERS were elected: President. Francis H. Eames
secretary. George W. Ely; treasurer. FRANKLIN '"
Gilley: chairman William Mcclure; members OF
the Governing Committee. to serve four years. j.
T Atterbury W W Heaton, +. L. Henry c. II
Huestis A. 3. Lounsbery. r. l.. Manson. jr.. John
H. Prall J. u. Probst, w. +. Smith ana H. H.
Thomas; to serve one year. IL g. 5 NOME; trustee
of the gratuiy fund, to serve five years W. H.
Strong; Nominating Committee for 1888 g. IS POST
jr Harris X. Smith. Walter {. Iaylor' "d'ei
Watson jr and George NJ Whitehouse
For the first time in many years there was only
one ticket in the field Usually there is contest
over members OF the Governing Committee. Ihere
was n good deal of scratching and the total Voto
was small Francis L. Eames was elected presl-
dent for the fourth time. Not since the offices
of presiden; and chairman were separated thirty
years ago has any before served more than
two terms as president The new members OF the
Governing Committee are j. I. Atterbury, a. b
I.ounsbery, John H. Prall. j. d. Probst W. /.
Smith and II. G.. S. Noble. Mr.. Noble was naIneH
to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation OF W.
r. Sanction. Mr.. Sanctions retirement was due 10
arrangements for a foreign trip. The others VINO
were not candidates for reelection were 5. T.
Russell Sidell Tighman S. J. Harriott. Richard
Limburger and Theodore Wilson, MT RusSea
was one of the oldest members OF the Governing
Committee. He had been member since 1870. IN
which year he served as chairman OF the COMMIT IL
tee on United States Government. SECURITIES. IN
1872 and 1873 he chairman OF the committee OF
Arrangements For the next two years he was
chairman Of tn. Arbitration Committee. In 1876
he was president of the Exchange. In lS', ne De
came a member of the important Commlltee on
that committee. A., c.
Mr. Tilghman has been member OF inc uOEe III
Ing Committee since 1855. and chairman OF the
Committee on Securities and member Of The Com ON
mittee on Stock List since 1856 Mr. Harrlott mas
hem a member of the Governing Committee Tor
four years He has been a trustee OF the Sr3tulty
fund for nearly n quarter of century ne re-
oains a trustee and he is the treasurer OF ihe
funa Mr. Iimburger has been on the GoVernlnE
Committee for eight years ana MI "''So'' i'' "
years. c,... o ,a,,y constituted
Viii meet To-day TO elect vice-presldent OF inc
Exchange and to name sub-comnll'lees' ~. ~.
changes in the Governing Committee mean 'n M,
Tho Younger element is coming to the front III 'ho
,nanasement of the affairs of the concern
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
PEEKSKILL.

There will be Shakespearian recital AT the
Iycoum this evening Hannibal A. Williams, of
New-York Will give a recital from king Henry
~" Admission will be by invitation. The recital
is under the patronage of the following Mr. and
Mrs j. S. Baker. Mrs. NJ s. Beach Mr. and Mrs RS
J., r Crumb A. S. Dean the Rev. and Mrs j. w
a Dodge Mr. and Mrs. n L. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs
?. s. Herrck. Mr.: and Mrs Edward FinG Hor H,I
MIR and Mrs. Thomas D. Hustled: Mr. ana MIS-
s. r. Knapp. DR. and Mrs {. A knight, me Hev
Millar Mr. and Mrs Robert McCord, Colonel and
Mrs L. H. Orleman. DR.. and Mrs. e. n. Peters
O. Rankin. the Rev. and Mrs J. Richie Smith, Mr.
and Mrs J. NJ shipley. C. D. Shepard ne G,a Rey
1Or and Mrs john Newell Tilden. the Rev. Dr. ana
Mrs H. c. Townley and Mr.. and Mrs L. A. VIII
Jams. 80, r,, ,>.o.
The inspection Of the Peekskill Fire Department
will take place this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
rprCtx TO GET EVIDENCE.

Dora and Louis Neuffer were arrested py fonce
man Quinn, Of the West Thirty-seventh-s'' std'io"
For selling liquor Sunday. quinn went ~ Wv
so,oon of the Neuffers, No. 3oS West Forty-hrS'
:, yes,cr6ay He go, 10 the first door OF the
saloon by the aid Of a negro, who tod Neufer tha'
he was "all right" Quinn said that he wan'ed
glass Of whisky at once 81 must get some righ,
away There is woman sick ana she may uAe'
he said hurriedly. , 49,, ,, u,,,e
Neuffer went into his kitchen; where ms wi'e
"a he Rad been sitting and told her what tho man
az She said that as IL an urgent case
share could be nothing wrong in giving the man
ii.tle whiskey from her private mask IHiS sHe
aid and the pair were arrested . -, .
Magistrate Mott said that he would not take a
oon,n7aint against either the man or the woman
and discharged them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
cTATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS

Henry Ellis of Port Richmond, has resigned as
a member of the Board Of Health.
The Rev. Terence ]. Early. pastor or ST PETERS
Roman Catholic Church. New-Brtghton. startled
his congregation and caused no end Of gossip yes
terday by his vigorous denunciation Of the oppo-
'nents of what is known as the Tompk!ns-ave
'4rolley bill now before Governor Black lie at
lacked the Republican County Committee and de-
,clared its members were murderers. and If per-
son was killed in the street his blood would be
upon their heads. The w-Brlghton trustees ne
.charanterized as a corrupt body. whose members
ought to be in jail. The bill favored by Father
Early IS intended 10 prevent the Midland Railroad
onerating In Tompkins-ave. or ST. Marks Place.
THE annual election for chief engineer ana as,
sistants of the North Shore Fire Department Will
be held to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-11
A CLUB TEST CASE.

Michael Heuman, proprietor Of Terrace Gar
den intends TO make test question OF the nsh'
OF a club 10 dispense liquors TO its guests and mem
hers He was arrested at II 80 o'clock Sunday
night for having sold beer 10 Detective kearns, OF
the East Fifty -frst-st station. Kearns arrived al
the place while a reception rendered TO the Ger
man Sick and Benevolent Association by the Ger
mania Singing Quartet Club was in progress. over
a thousand people were drinking beer in the large
hall and Kearns bought glass OF beer and paid
for H.
Heuman. who IL president OF the club. contends
that the Germania Singing Quartet CLUB having
been Incorporated prior TO 1895. is exempted from
The provisions Of the Raincs law and Is especially
exempted by Section Of Subdivision % Of the
amendment 10 the law. lie was arraigned In York
Vile Court and held for examination