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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-05-31

sTREET.-SUPREME COURT. CITY
AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK. Enoch
e. Bel and James r. Dunbar. as executors
Z. Bell. deceased. plaintiff. against Leon.
ard Hyams and Anna ". Hysms. wife OF
said Leonard Hyarns. defendants.
In pursuance % A Judgment or tore-
closure and sale. bearing date and entered
Nav 4th. 1897. in the above entitled action,
I. the undersigned. the referee in sad
judgment named. Will sell az public auc-
ton. by Peter F. Meyer auctioneer at me
New York Real Estate Salesro,m. No: III
BBr9adway., n me city o, T ,s,s a ssr x;
June 1895. at twelve o'clock noon. the
mor,gaged premises IN said Judgment
mentioned and therein described as FOL
lows, 70 wit:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel OF
land. with the building thereon. situate IN
the Twelfth ward u the CITY Of New
York. In the Borough Of Manhattan, ana
being IN block cosl OF section I or the
bounded and described as follows: Begin
ming at point on the northsrly sice OK
one hundred and torty-nin,h street. TWO
hundred and eghty-thres feet and .our
inches easteriy from the corner FORMED ~
the inter section OF said northerly side OK
West one hundred and tor,y-ninth street
and the .ast.rly side II the Grand lou
award running thence noEtheriy. peraus,
with sail sasterly side ~ the SAID 'fahu
boulevard and part Of the distance tnfoush
the centre Of 4 party wall nlnety-rlre fset
ami eleven inches - the centre line or inc
block: and thence essterly. along said cen
ire line Z the block and parallel VITA ,he
said noriherly side Of West ono hundre!
and forty ninth street. sixteen teet ana
eight inches thence southerly. and parallel
with the eas,erly side OF the Grand Bou.e-
ward. rir-'y-nlne feet and eleven inches
. n. said norther,y side OF West one
hundred and forty-ninth street; thence
westerly. al0rg sail northery sic- OF west
one hundred ard foriy-ninth street. SIX
teen fc~t eigh, inches 70 the po;nt or place
OF beginning. o.
Dated N.w York. May 10Th 1898.
ROLI.fN NJ MORGAN. Referee.
FARLEY & PRENDERGAsT.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
rs Nassau street. New YORK
The following 10 diagram OF sa'd
nrsu'ses
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Ne IS wess itsth Street.
10th Street.

Tho approximate. amount ius upon the
nlalntlns' Judgment Is 81. $50 60-l0o. The
premises will Re sold subject 20 mort
gage OF 5000 and interest thereon from
March 24th. 1895 amounting 20 about go
n, mis- dat1 which will be allowed 70 the
nurch,ssr There are taxes. assessments
ard water rates upon the property. when
viii h. paid by The Referee cut OF the
proceeds 81 sale. amounting approximately
RoIIIN ". MORGAN. RsfsreA
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Commonwealth Avenue.
The prem .ses are sold subject To the
co.srant e.. condition against nu!shn'rs
and building expgcs sed In said deed OF
Hudson Z. Rose t. Hilda Johanson. Gated
October 49, 1890.
The approximate amount OF The lien NJ
charge to satisfy which the above de
scribed property IL Ia be sCid Is s. l3S. ~
with interest thereon ftom the l1lh DAY ~
ances amounting ID 1902 W with interest
from May 10th. lS?S. together wish the *
pen,es u the sale. The Approximate
amount % taxes assessments or other Hens
which are t. ~ allowed TO the purchaser
out Il the purchase money or paid by the
Re cree is $3.50 and interest.
Dated Sew Y1rh May II 1898.
WILLIAM 4. HOY. Referee.
STORY & STRATTON
Attorneys for flairtin,
II Aad ~ william Street.
New York CITY.
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W-IRI; SCREENS.

PEiTFNT MfTAIIIC WEATHER. STRIP
co. "a IVES, 2Sd-s; Fitting fine resi-
aerces our speciality Write for catalogue.
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TYPEWRITERs.

3LlCK TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best: price. $33: thou
sands In use: send for home Endorsements;
BLlCK IN SDERFER MFG CO. Isl
broadway. Room :.
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suRROGATEs' NOTIC-L

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon
Frank I. Fitzgerald. u Surrogate o. me
City and County Of New York. notice 10
hereby given to all persons having claims
again Edward .. seguin. late OF the City
Of New York, deceased. to present the
came. with vouchers thereof. TO the So-
.cr!he-. AT her place OF transactinB busi-
ness at the Office OF Butter. N0tman,
Manhattan borough, in the City ~ New
York. on or before the 10th day Il Sep
TEMPER next.
Dated New York. the l4th day Of March.
SUSAN W. sEGUIN. EIecutrtx:
BUTLER. HOFFMAN. JOLINE MYS.
bERSE Attorney, for Eyecutrix. No. %
Wall Greet Manhattan. y. T.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon John
" V Arnold, q Surrogate OF the Guy
ara County Of Sew-York. notice Is hereby
giyen 10 all persons having claims aEalnn
Alec Adams. late Of tho CRY ot New
york State NJ Sew-York. deceased. 70 pre-
sent the came with vouchers thereon 70 ,es
subscriber At her place OF traneactins
busfrer- 4, the once OF Adams Eros NO
~ West 2sth Street. In the CITY OF Eew
York. on or before the 18Th day OF July
rsted N.w-York. the 18th day Of JAP
1' SAMUEL =. ADlMs.
SARAH T. ADAMS
WIN CDITTESDFN ADAMS.
roGrHr. HA2RIrT IN pu-.nsncs ~
a. order 81 Hon. Frank T Ffzrersln.
Surrogate Of the CITY snd County oi N.N
york motto. 10 hereby given - AZ e's)ns
having claim. against Harriet l.. boscr..
,at. OF ne CITY OF New YORK. decehse,'
10 prc,sn, the same with vouchers tnrreo',
10 the subscribers. at their p.ace Q,
trapucting business, se ne cn'c5 O..
Fr,iirg II Smith. No. ii5 Broadway' IN
tho City 81 New York, on or peiors Wv
2ed DAY % June. 1893. next
Dated New York. the l7th day OF ~
JAMES l. BREEsE
ELOfsE I. BREESE.
Executor
FRELINo IT, SMITH.
ATTORNEY .or rrecvtors.
i!5 Broadway. ". 7. CITY.
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rORECIcsCUE SALES.

~~~~~.>~~~~~~~~~-~~
COMMONWEALTH AVENUE. VEST
Farms. Annexed District -New York gu
preme court. County n New York. Au-
eus,us +. Way. pia!ntr. against Iilda
Johar son and others. defendants
In pursuance Of Judgment OF fore
closure and sale duly made IN the above
entitled action on the llth day ot May
1898. and entered on the llth day or May
isps In tie once Of the Clerk Of the
County Of New York. l. the undersigned.
the Referee in saii Judgment named. viii
rel NJ public auction at the EXohanse
saIesrooms No. Ill Broadway. in the Bor-
ough 81 Manhattan city. County and state
OF New York. on the l4th day ~ June
1898. az twelve O'Clock noon ON that day
hy H. Phoenix lngraham q Company. auc-
TONER'S the mor'gagcf premises In tali
judgment mentioned and therein described
rs follows;
All that ,er'ain lot, piece or parcel 81
land situate. lying and being In the CITY
County and state Of New York ana known
ard designated as and by the Lot 40. ia
tone hundred and fourteen, In llock 6 on
y certain map entitled MAP u property
belonging t. Hudson =. Hose. known as
The Maps estate. west Farms New York
CITY. red In the ONCE OF the Register ~
the city and County - Now York on the
18th day ~ February. 1906 under 400
Being the same premises conveyed 70
the said Hllda Johanson 10y Hudson +.
Rose by deed dated October 18Th 1925 and
recorded in the Office ~ the Register OK
said CIV and County OF New YORK On tho
10Th day OF October. 1896. IN L.bcr Of
conveyances. page II.
Dated New York. May H. 1898.
WILLIAM \. HOY. Referee.
STORY & STRATTON
Attorneys for the Plaintiff.
II ana ~ william street.
Borough Of Manhattan.
Jew York CITY.
The following IL diagram 81 the prop
erty 10 he sold showing the street upon
4. t.I.e 4 ~ 10 located
munwealih Avenue. near West Farms
Road. Annexed District. New York city.
(; (: y,
s ~ ) III s,.,,\$
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STORAGE SALE.

". y. FLATTAC Auc:,cneer. Will sell.
corner 18th ST and University Place.
Tuesday. May 81. 1928. 10 a. m. for nom
payment - storage and charges on goods
stored IN name az Frank De Carcemas. by
order Of Metropolitan Storage Warehouse.
H''"-"0t Mo~ce-- New-Npik.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

,n'|<~'- Nv ~
~. iLACE. l&-Sew corner house.
IL, oe's He'd bathrooms: Altered wa
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ROOKKEEPER. &c by young man 20.
si,ion a. bookkeeper. collector or IN real
estate once experience. JOSEPH c.
MILFORD Mountainside. N J.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
WANTED --Coachman: careful driver;
willing and ohliging. single man. Apply
between Q and -. 100 East l3th-st
YOUNG MEMS CLUB. 266 East 1Sth-s
is formed 70 help and TO aid the members
In securing positions and work. useful
man. waiter. omnibus. ccachman. footman'
second-man. always wanted.
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nesrh Sc.
Beacn ST
The approximate amount OF the lien or
ch.rse 10 satisfy which the ABOVE &c
scrlL.I property II 10 Zee s1li L. S2t 6J6. ~.
with Interest thereon from the cTih Gay "
April. 1895. together With costs and allow
nnc.s Amounting To Ss3i 80. with interest
froln May TN. 1898. together with the
expenses OF the sale. The approximate
amount Of taxes. assessments. water rates
or other Hens which are - be allowed -
lie purchaser out ~ the purchase money
or paid by the Referee Is 800.
The premises viii be sold subject 20
any ard all right. tue ana interest OF
the y. Y. Elevated Railroad Company and
the Manhattaa Railway Company or either
a. .hem in raii Greenwich Street and the
land forming the bel thereof and the
easements therein. hlpurtenant 10 eaid
premises which are or nay DE necessary
Tor tie ocnstrucilon. malnsenarcr and op-
Grafton Z an elevated ralircsI IN said
FRANK y. ARTHUR. Referee.
JOHN ". PRISON.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
No 100 Broadway.
Borough Of Manhattan -.
New York.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

COOK. &c-A swedish woman as cool
ani caterer. club or private family oes
~ city references cal MILLER. ~
I,as' 32a-sf. no cards
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HARDWOOD MANTELs & TILES

El.EGANr hardwood nantes. az ~.
fIepisces gss logs Showrpfns nnd IA
'~'v caR FrOrf-sr rSR- Euifrr Ferry
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WAR MATERIAL FOR SALE.

CANNON. PROJECTILES. RIFLES,
EQUIPMENTS. uniforms. large stock
military goods for field. fertilization or
naval service ready FOR immediate delivery
v NNNl-RNfA\ h,n ErnahNev.
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ROOKBINDrNG. &c-A young German
wishes 70 learn bookbinding or printing
business r. KRUGER. 400 Lexington
ave.
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COOK and LAUNpRESs. good. rel'-
ALL. girl as good cook and iaundress;
hcs' city reference. no country. Call al
present emil lyors - East 53i-st.
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COOK AMI I.AUNDREsS. A German
Profession woman ~ cSperiencet COOK
and ,aurtrss: excellent baker: Guy or
G -inrrv. god references. 1872 West 10th
g.. 81, mi ncor. rear.
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MACHINERY.
MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

JOHN c. GRAIL 1877 West 2Sd-st.. Old.
.rt and largest store Of Its kind In
"s'"far Ne,V-Nort
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,~.AnKDwoOD FLOORS & poL,s.,

Floors - ,,. FLOORS. s25 and upwards.
work reoo,i.nx c,eaned. polished. Wood
'<sA-~a l.. y. STAIR. Z West
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
FemaIe

SFAMSTREsS -Thorough!y competent:
alterations and all kinds OF family sew
ing. city or country. HOOD. $50 Column
bus ave
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STORAGE.

>~s~~~~~~NN~~~ONc>-~ ~>~>>~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~
SErXOPoLlTAN Storage WAREHOUSE and
Vans 2t2 ard 20& Ntrcsr-st.: branch Of
fee. 1905 Rroaoway corner 4<th-st. fur
rture removed. boxed and shipped. TeIe-
phone. Spring 4eS
CONTINENT ~. STORAGE WARE
HOUSES $3.50 Yves, 42d-st one
hook west OF broadway. Telephone 1857
IS
THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. fc5 l61-IGs Wes, 32d-s.. Stor-
sce moving. Telephone .Gi 3sth-s;.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
wANTED.-A girl for light upstairs
work and assist in care Of child. Apply
S36 West e4th-st
WANTED. German girl. speaking Eng
.ish. for general housework: mcst ne =
rood cook washer and irone.. Cali 2'1
Wes. Tist-s.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
MERCHANTS PROTEST.
They Ask Mayor Hoos to
Veto the Weights and
Measures Ordinance.

Mayor Hoos this afternoon received a
deputation of members of the Merchants
Protective Association to protest against
the newly passed ordinance of the Board
of Aldermen, in reference to the sealing
of weights and measures. In the depu-
tation were President ]. T. Cough, Vice
President Roy, James E. Banks and
Counselor James Anderson
In presenting their claims Mr.. ]. w.
Beach thanked the Mayor for his court
eous reception of the delegation. and then
attacked the ordinance generally for the
reason that it would impose further bur-
dens on the merchants.
II wish to call your attention to the fact
that our city has about doubled in popu-
lation in the last twenty years, while the
business to certain extent has decreased.
avenue than ever before While the rents
are from 25 to 40 per cent. less. You will
be surprised to learn that there are twen-
ty-three vacant stores from Montgomery
street to Fifth street. To impose further
burdens on the business men will have a
tendency to increase the number
James E. Banks of Newark and Sum
NIT avenues, said that the ordinance
would crush out the business men. That
the merchants had to pay the tax was un-
just Merchants here, he said, had to
contend against the New York depart
ment stores and any further burden would
mean ruin. The merchants by this tax
receive no benefit.
President Troll of the Business Mems
League asked the Mayor to refuse to sign
the ordinance
President j. T. Cough, of the Merchants
Association, also hoped His Honor would
veto the ordinance, and make it a strong
veto.
Joseph Anderson said that the Inspector
should be paid by the city, and the store
keeper ought not to be charged with any
extra tax which would be unjust.
Henry Cole made a brief protest.
S. T. Swazey and Albert e. Roy also
spoke, the later complaining that the In
spector had twice inspected his scales
during the year.
.'Did he find them lght?' asked the
Mayor.
''Yes, your Honor; they were trihing
degree light; they were new scales. II
the Inspector can come in as often as he
likes and charge a fee each time. we are
taxed enough as it Is.
Wallace Black, representing the Hudson
City Business Mems Association, said he
had not met anyone who was in favor OF
the ordinance, and for that reason 1t
should be vetoed.
Other speakers followed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
COT HOBSON'S BOUQUETS
A Young Lady's Amusing
Mistake in the P.
r. R. Station.

Lieutenant Richmond Pierson Hobson
had an experience in Jersey City this
morning which he will not soon forget.
He arrived IN the Pennsylvania station
on the Washington owl train at about Z
o'clock, and passed Into the restaurant to
get his breakfast. He mounted one OF
the stools at the counter like any ordi-
nary mortal and ordered substantial
meal. He had hardly perched himself
when his presence became known. and
and pushed and struggled to obtain a
glimpse at the hero of the Merrimac. One
young lady who had bunch of lovely
flowers in her hand. allowed her enthusi-
asm to overcome her usual caution. Hast
lily making up bouquet from her flowers
she rushed up to the lunch counter and
thrust her flowers into the hand of the
man sitting next TO Hobson. Withoue
waiting to discover her mis- take, she
flew out of the restaurant and hurried on
the ferryboat, eager to tell her friends
how she presented bouquet to the great
Hobson. No younk lady attempted to
kiss the hero.
The presence of Hobson created much
enthusiasm, and as the early trains
brought the commuters to the city a
large crowd soon gathered about the res
taurant. When the taal, slim young
sailor came out the men crowded about
him and he good naturedly shook hands
with all who asked him to. One enthusi-
astic citizen called for three cheers for
Hobsen, and they were given with, q will
The Lieutenant rapidly passed to the
Courtlandt street boat
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
IN MEMORY or FATHER TIeHE.
Memorial Mass Celebrated In st.
Lucy's Church.

The Rev. Father Boylan, of Sc. Lucy's
Church, today celebrated solemn high
memorial mass for the repose of the soul
Of the late Rev. Father John Tighe, who
was rector of st. Paups Church,. Green-
vile, and died one year ago. II was an-
ticipated that all of the late rector's class>
mates at Seton Hall, would be presens
and help celebrate the mass. All except
Father Boylan were unavoidabiy prevents
ed from attending The other classmates
are the Rev. T. A. Wallace, ex-Chaneel-
lor of the Diocese. now rector of ths
Church of Our Lady of the Valley, Oranges
the Rev. M. S. Gallon, of st. Mary's, Paf-
erson; the Rev. W. w Purcell, of Shady
Side and the Rev. F. Boylan, of Franklyn
Furnace The Rev. Father Boylans Of st.
Lucy's, was assisted in celebrating the
mass by the Rev. J. C. Dunn, Of Irving
ton as deacon. The Rev. ]. T. Brown, of
ST. Lucy's, was sub-deacon.
Miss Teresa Tighe, of Harrison, a sister
of the late Father Tighe. was the only
member of the family present. the mother
being unable to attend on account OF ill-
ness. A fair congregation was in attends
an
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
HERO OF A SONG.
Monument Unveiled to the
Author Of the "Star
Spangled Banner

FREDERICK, Md. Aug. 9, 1S9S-Francis
Scott Kay. the author of THE Star Span
gled Banner" was honored today In this
his native city, by the dedication OF q
handsome monument erected to his men-
CRY.
The preliminary ceremonies included a
parade in which military and civic organi-
cations from all parts of the state TOOK
part. and which was witnessed by thou
sands of residents and visitors. The
buildings along the line of march were
gaily decorated with the national colors
and festooned with bunting.
When the procession reached the foot
of the monument the order of exercises
was proceeded with. This included pray
er. vocal and instrumental music, an or
alton by the Hon. Henry Watterson oI p
Kentucky, an address by Mrs. Donald
Mclean Of New York, and an ode by
Folger McKinsey of Baltimore.
The cord which released the drapery
uncovering the monument was then
drawn by Miss Julia McHenry Howard
granddaughter of Francis Scott Key
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
SAN DOMINGO
REYOLUTIONIST

Correspondence of the Associated Press.)
NASSAU, N. p, Aug. l. 1S98-The trial
of Senior Juan l. Jiminez, the well known
merchant of New York and elsewhere,
charged with a breach of the Foreign En-
listment Act, was concluded on July 20.
the jury failing to agree. The Chief JUS
tice, Sir Ormond D. Malcolm thereupon
ordered a second trial for August 5. an
other special jury being struck for the
new trial
Senior Jiminez made an attempt at rev.
olution at Monte Christi, San Domingo,
about June g. landing from the steamer
Fanita. He is charged with having pro-
cured his pilot at Inagua, Bahamas,
which was held to be violation of the
British neutrality act. 1t is understood
that the jury stood seven for conviction
and five for acquittal. eight only being
required for a verdict.
The accused is in prison at this place,
bail having been persistently refused.
The Dominican gunboat Independencia
is here awaiting the result of the trial,
having brought some witnesses from
Monte Christi.
Much interest is taken in the case.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
X I R A !.
MERIT s
+ F|RST BLOW
Spanish Defeated at Cavite
by the American Army
With Great Loss.
FOUR HOURS ENGAGEMENT
Our Loss Nine Men Killed,
Nine Seriously and Over
Thirty Slightly
Wounded.
AGUINALDO WAS NEUTRAL
Secretary Alger Thinks the
Battle Was the Beginning
of the Attack on
Manila.
[By Gable to The Associated Press.l


HONG KONG, Aug. 9, 1s9S.-The Ger
man steamer Petrarch, which left Ma
Mia on August 6, arrived here today and
brought the first news of a severe en-
gagement between the Spaniards and
Americans, near Manila. The Americans
were victorious and only lost eleven kill
ed and had thirty-seven men wounded.
The Spanish losses are not known, but
they are reported to have been heavy.
The insurgent forces remained neutral.
The attack was made on the American
camp between Cavite and Manila during
the night of July 81 The Spaniards, who
numbered over three thousand men,
made several desperate charges upon the
American lines, but each time the fire of
the American troops drove the Spaniards
back, and finally broke the Spanish cen
tire and the enemy retreated.
Later, however, the Spaniards made a
second attack but were again repulsed
and retreated into the bush. keeping up
an incessant fire on the roads leading to
Manila, over which they apparently ex-
pected the American troops to advance.
Some estimates place the Spanish losses
at over FIVE hundred men. killed and
wounded.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-08-09
HOOLEY'S TANGLE.
TRv Cable to The Associated Press.J

IBy Gable to The Associated Press.l
LONDON Aug. Q, 1S9S.-Counsel for the
official receiver for the estate of Ernest
Terah Hooley. the company promoter, ap-
piled to Justice Wright in the Bankrupt
cy Court today, for an order calling for
the examination of the bankrupt and Earl
De-la-Warr and Messrs. Broadley. Buck
er and Bradshaw by the Justice All the
persons mentioned are concerned in the
alleged efforts to bribe Mr.. Hooley to
change his testimony in the matter of the
large sums of money which he is said to
have paid titled people during the course
of his company promoting Justice
Wright said serious contempt of court
was charged and it must be promptly
dealt with. But, he added, he did not see
how he could compel the gentlemen to
criminate themselves. The Justice. how
ever, ordered that affidavits in the case be
presented to him tomorrow.
Incidentally, it developed today that Mr..
Hooley is Ill, and he may be unable to
continue his revelations for some time to
ooyr,e