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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
HEARING TO DISTlLLERs,
Want Extension of Period of whisky
in Bond.

The subcommittee on internal revenue Of
the committee on ways and means gave
hearing today to George w. Harris, rep
resenting the Kentucky distillers; ]. e.
Nc Namara of w. w. Johnson & Co., Gin
cinnati; ]. H. Holmes of Cleveland, ]. E.
Pcntefriest of Pittsburg and S. ]. Lanahan
of Baltimore. who appeared to advocate
the passage of the Bromwell bill extending
the period in which whisky in bond can be
regauged from four to eight years. The
contention of the delegation and its prin-
cipal spokesman, Mr.. Harris. was that both
the government and the distiIler would be
benefited by this extension
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
EVIDENCE OF BRIBERY.
Reported Finding of Ohio Senatorial
Investigating Committee.
Special BisDatch TO The Evening Star

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. February 1O.-The
senate bribery committee of the Ohio 1egis-
lature will report on next Tuesday. Their
report has already been formulated in its
essential details and only lacks a few
touches which will be put upon it after
the committee has visited this city and
made thorough investigation of the polit-
ical methods employed by Senator Hanna
in conducting his senatorial campaign from
this end of the state.
The report to be submitted Tuesday finds
Senator Hanna guilty of attempting to
bride Representative John c. Otis of Gin
cinnati, through his duly authorized agents.
1t is expected that Senator Garfield will
also submit minority report claiming that
the story of the alleged attempt to bribe
Otis was conspiracy planned by the anti
Hanna men. A memorial TO the United
States Senate will lbe included in the re-
port II the present plan is carried out, call
ing upon the United States Senate to take
such action as is provided by the law in
such cases.
This report will be adopted by the Ohio
senate in all probability, notwithstanding
there is a desperate effort being made by
the senator's friends at Columbus to bring
about the defeat of the measure.
The investigation committee will visit
mfttee will look into every chapter of the
famous campaign.
Mr. Hanna waged from his first victory
at the primaries on the departure of the
Cuyahoga delegation to Columbus on the
eve of the senatorial fight They try and
get the testimony of Colonel Dick and pos
slbly Senator Hanna himself.
AT Cincinnati the committee will investi-
gate the charges that Hanna had made an
arrangement for the votes of the Manii-
ton county fusionist before election last
November.
The report which will be submitted to the
state senate Tuesday 1t is understood will
be supplementary one, finding Senator
Hanna guilty of attempted bribery and
that 1t will be promptly followed by anoth-
er giving further evidence to substantiate
the claim against him.
The RumOr ut Columbus
Special dispatch to The Evening Star
COLUMBUS Ohio, February 10.-Though
members of the senate bribery investiga-
ton committee deny it, a generally believ-
ed report Is in circulati ton here that they
have prepared a partial report in the mat
ter informing the senate that they have
found evidence strongly indicating bribery
in the senatorial election, and that import
ant witnesses have refused to answer uues-
items.
1t Is said that this report is to be sprung
late this afternoon if the full attendance
OF the ant-Hanna members can be Sc
cured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
POTTER CHOSEN.

Result of the Election for Presll emit
of the L. A. w.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. February 1O-The fol-
lowing ticket was elected by the L. A. w.
assembly today;
President, Isaac B. Potter; first vice pres
ident, Thomas J. Keenan,. Pennsylvania
second vice president. e. N. Hines, Mich
igan: treasurer. James C. Tattersal, New
Jersey.
Potter was elected president on the first
ballot by a vote Of 212 to 1O7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
Personal Mention.

d. H. Snyder. ". H. Cranston and Owen
Owen. delegates to the merchant tailors'
national convention, have returned to the
city.
e. C. Moody of York, Maine, is registered
at WIZARDS, his first visit to this city since
1873.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
Cardinal a Guest,

Cardinal Gibbons will be the guest OF
honor this evening at the fair In progress
at Carroll Hall. G street between 9th and
10th streets, for the benefit of the Shrine
OF the Sacred Heart Church. of which Rev,
Father MCGEE is pastor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
IN AID OF HYATTsvILLE.
Bill Introduced In Maryland Lesis.
lature.

Special Dispatch 70 The Evening Star.
STATE HOUSE. ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb
ruary Ex-senator Clagett of Prince
Georges county introduced bill today au-
thorizing the mayor and council of Hyatts-
vile to issue bsndssto the amount of s25,-
600 to defray tie cost of the introduction
Of water works and a sewerage system.
Delegate White OF Prince Georges intro
duced joint resolution in the House TO-
day calling upon Marylands delegation In
Congress to do all In their power to aid in
effecting the recognition of the independ-
ei. oe Of Cuba by the United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10

Grain, Provisions and Cotton Markets
Furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co., bankers
and brokers. 1927 F ST., members New York
stock exchange, correspondents Messrs
Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co., New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
GRosvExoR ARBITRATION BILL.

To BE FavOrabIy Reported BIZ the
House Labor Committee.
The House committee on labor TODAY
unanimously ordered a favorable report on
the Grosvenor arbitration bill, which is a
modification OF the Philips bill passed
by the House at the last session. There
was considerable opposition to the meas
ure on the part of the general officers of
the American Federation of Labor. but at
the meeting today the opposition was with
drawn and the bill was unanimously re-
ported.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10

The following are the opening, the high
est and the lowest and the closing prices of
the New York stock market today, as re-
ported by Corson & Mccartney, members
New York stock exchange Correspondents.
Messrs. Moore & Schley. No. 50 Broadway.
Open. High. Low. Close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
FOR MAJOR WHAM'S RELIEF,
Bill Reported to Restore Him to His
Former Status,

The House military committee has had
under consideration bill to enable the
President to set aside, annul or expunge
the proceedings of a court-martial which
found Maj. Joseph w. Wnam guilty of re-
fusins to pay a debt, which he stoutly in
sisted he did not owe and never had. and
everywhere and at all times denounced as
fraud. and restore him to his former
status in the United States army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10

want" ads. in The Star pay because they
bring answers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
Government Bonds.

Quotations reported by Corson & Macart-
pey, bankers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10
Recalled to the Ship.

Captain Leutze, commanding the United
States steamer Alert, at San Jose, Mica
rasua, has cabled the Navy Department
that he has recalled to the ship the force
of marines and sailors which was landed
two days ago at that place to protect the
American consulate during the conflict be-
tween the government forces and the in
surgents. Matters are reported to be still
in AL unsettled condition at San Jose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10

tod
the Spanish government at Washington
continuously since 1898, when he was an
pointed minister plenipotentiary and envoy
extraordinary to succeed Senior Muruaso
He was born in Valencia in August. 1851.
and is therefore row IN his forty-ssyenth
year He comes of an ancient family of
French origin. dating back to Raemoni
Dupuy. who was in the second crusade wit n
Godfrey de Bcuillon- He graduated in law
IN MADRID, and in his early manhood was
appointed attache to the minister of state
IL 1876, after a con petitive examination
he was made third secretary to the Japan-
csc legation, and two years later was trans
ferrci to Brussels In 1877 he was pro-
NOTED to be second secretary of the Buenos
Ayres legation. and afterward became first
secretary at Monteyideo. Thence he WAS
recalled TO Paris. and IN 1882 was trans
ferred TO Washington first secretary OF
the legation under Minister Senior Don
Francisco Barca. On the death of Barca
de LONE became charge d'afaires Cuba
was then again in rebellion and Spain was
being torn by revolution. Senior de LONE 4
mission here was delicate one but he
managed To get through without any blum
der.
In 1884 de LONE was sent to Berlin. and
soon after made second chief OF the COM
mercial section Of the department of state
at Madrid After that he was sent to Lon
don. and Rene on special missions and
finally took his seat IN the cortes.
In 1892 he became minister to Washing
tor. but change in Spanish politics re-
suited in his being succeeded by Muruaea
He represented his government at the Co
lumbar exposition at Chicago and was
subsequently,. in 1895. reappointed minister
to the United States He has a wife and
two sons. Enrique and Luis. the latter OF
whom have been pursuing their studies In
this city. Madam de LONE is a beautiful
woman of the Spanish type and is a great
favorite in society.
Du Bose or S0Ier.-
There is some uncertainty here as to
who will represent the Spanish government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-02-10

Thers is some uncertainty here as to
who will represent tine Spanish government
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-24

ernlteS Geiidt wenn Ger junse Gbef
in Der 9funoe berum l9er5bafte unb
leutIelt9e gSorte durief freili6 nebr
5u Ben fidernoen 2(nbdn9erinnen, bic
StDBe Qapier aus benz Seller bolten,
ooer BEN Wldoden, Die bie eealdttetet
8ogen bon Der Satinir,naI6ine in
Gmpfans nabmen, benn 5u ibr.
Sorrefter benn je mar iein oiinnes
blonoe8 0aar in ser Wlitte ser breiten
Stirn jest 9eIGeitelt, freunolid mobl>
mollenoer oenn je lddelte Der polle
Wluno Gus oem bilblden bellen @eli6t
beraus. Seine 66de la6en taoelloler
nod alS 5uuor; in Die farbi9en Sbliple
lledte er iorsfdltis semdblte Naoeln.
Der atlas9ldnaenbe &rasen sins berg
fornig BON oem nil9weiBen idulenruns
BEN Sals, Der auf einer idon CUR Siille
neigenben Si9ur rubte.
(5ortiebuns folgt).
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Die 9itel hes sSiirfte, 0ismarff.

lleber bic 3ieI 0es entfdlofenen WI!.
fausIers fdreibeH bic ~ v2eiraiger Neue,
fen Ra6ri@teH": yEie gtsmord' lGe
| 6dl iteunhrbe III nit bem Sobe bes
sll!reidsfanaI.rs auf ben dlteifsn
5obn, ben bisberigsn @rafen 6srbert
gismard, tibergegaugen. SonobI bieIe
nit benz prdbicat .Gur6lau9t", wie
eu6 bic erblide WitsIiebidoft bes
preubii6en Serrenbanies oererben 19
I in bic primo9eHitur, b. B. on ben iebes.
mali9en dlteiten SObu. meter; beibe
fiab an ben Befb BET I'm 1eraoetbnm
2aueaburs belesenen JibeiiommiB.
berri1aft S9mar5enbed, tn ber Griebs
ri6srub liegt gefntpft. Das prdbitat
s6er5og bon 2auenburg" bagegen,
mar nur peri6nIldb, gebt clio an Nies
manben tibsr; bieie bem beimgegaage.
men 5iriten ntemals genebm getpeIene
Wdrbe III baber nit befen Sobe erlo.
i6en. gielfa9 1T Der Srttbum Der.
breitet, bab Der Girft aub ben fhrfli.
den Stang nur ftir feline perfon ange,
nommen babe; benz III aber ni6tfo. Ser
Srribum TT auf folgenbes 5uriif3uflbs
rem: aaiier Griebri6 mar geneiet, BEN
@rafen 0erbert na6 Mnalosis bes
fariiIi6en 6auies pIeB ben priaasu.
titel 5u berleiben. 9agesen erbob
Girff 8ismard Wiberipru9 unb Bat.
tuenn ieinem SObne cine @nabe erseist
perben ioae, bieien gum MitsIiebe bes
preuBii6en 5taatsminilieriums au ct.
nennen, In benz er, Der GtirR, bod elmer
In ansmdrtigen Gin9en fa6beritdnbi.
gen unterittBuns gu beoiirfen CLAUDE,
ntuis He ibm fein Soba nod Ianeidb.
riger S@uluns i'm Disuf seludhren
t6nne." Daraufbin murbe Der @raf |
6erbert an 26. Ipril 1883 sum
9taatsminiter unb MsitsIieb bes
Staatsminiferiums ernannt. Wiit ber
Grbli6teit ber Jtiriteuuhabe, bic in
benz SipIom bonn %. Mpril 1873 felt.
eelegt 1T, bat bieier sanse gorgane |
nl6ts au tbuu. 1
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.l1eber ben llmsams NIT aaben."

@uS Icpenba9en beribtet bic vNlges
meine 3eitung": 6err S6rgen peter.
len, Iorfeber ber lanbuirtbf6aftli1en
S9ule tn Salinn, bat cine Sdrift
berousgegeben, In ber er mittbeilt, baB
Odaemart CUR 3eit ca. l MiIion Wtl1:
tube befBt, bic fib folgenbermaBen auf
BITE beri9iebenen Befdnbe pertbeilen
13O, GEO gefidnbe baben l Bis 9 2iibe,
30, ,0OO geftdnbe swifden 10 unb SO
3tiben unb $50 Befdnbe baben mebr
als 100 Mildtabe. Diefe Milion
&libe probu3irt idbgli6 1000 Millionen
yfunb Wtil4, unb nit benz gteIfen Der
9tbe fnb 100000 perfoaen gan3 ober
gum Sbeil bei9dfhgt. Wel9es Stabts
ttnb bentt uobl baran, baB bas MeIten
eine Stunt 1T, bic gelernt iein min,
tuenn bsm 2anbmann nidt ean3 unges
beurer S9aben erpadien iol2 IS
gilt, bic Sub gang aus3umelten, ba bic
lesten Strablen bic fettefe Mil9 &C..
ben, iobaB 3. .. 172 pfunb Wfild Der
erfen Strablen elm pfunb Butter ges
ben, pabrenb BON ben Iebten 5ropfen
nur - pfuub au sinem pfunb Butter
nbtbig inb. unb 6err 9etsrisn eibt
bemeniipre9enb einsebenbe Nnpaiiun.
gen. Dor benz Melten, iast er, mnB
bic Sub aund9ft rfreunblid seIiimmt"
tperben, burb liebebolles 3ureben,
Strei6elu u. (. 10. Wdbreub bes BRO.
3eRes ,.wia ie gaubs baben". lantss
Spreden unb 2drm iit su bermsibea,
,.ein guies, ermunternbeS 2ieb bagegen
ilt mobl augebradt", unb nod 8eeas
bisung ber Irbeit, ,,muB Bite Rub tpies
Der Elm paar frsunbIi1e Worte unb
2iebtoiungen aIs Danf for bic Mil6 er,
balteH", benn rfie quiitirt fur alle
llnbebasli6teiten, iubem He weniser
Mil6 gibt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-08-24
Giienbabn Tabr 2 Ylan.
s. 6 q. W. 0abn.
Ql bfa hrt.

Nad ct. Souls pia Sron Mountai,
ober sc. 6. & &. ..... $50 8orm
ga9 ct. 2ouis uia Srpn Mpuntait
Npute. 100 Mbenos
Na6 9earne tdgli9 1900 Worsens,
Na6 2areoo oo............9:45 Gorm
Qnfunft.
Son ct. Souls, Sron Mountatn & M
&. & &. 800 Gprrm
Son ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M
&. q 3. .............3 1855 gtabm,
Ton Searne td9li6. ..10:20 Ibenbs
8on 2areoo. ZOO Mbenba
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8ebplutipa tn eStalieu.

Sn 5taIten brant fa eins RepoluttOu suiammen
Die neuerltaen BrDbrtpts iiub beren unperfennbare
Wprboten. DaS ttaltentfde Bolt bti9t inter ber
ietnes Ginfommens mus an Ste @eaierupa abaeaeben
perben. Der frtttide 3eitpuntt, in benz bas Bolt
etne Shrbs absnwerfen F entiaiebt, rhdt ndber unb
naber; paS @nbe TT tpabriaetnltA ba8 ndmliGe, pie
bet her amertfanif@eu R.ppluttpn. 0iele Mdnner
nrno Grauen periuden, gu pteI gu tbuu. Ste Ertben
ierem 3orper ju pe8u, serabe pe Resterunsen ibren
Intertbanen surtel sumutben. Damn fommt ber
8lnt nnb Rerpeu fub afTstrt. Den baraus entIfez
hencen Rranfbetten werben ale m6elt9en srpbartig
tltnsenDe 8eBedannnsen betseIest. Mber bamtt mtrS
ntts 8ebeifert Was nothwenSts TT, 1T eiue ar3ne
Sdfs, alle @tftfoffe aus benz Sbrper entfernt, bic
&ratt wte6erberiteut unb neue8 unp seunbes @erebe
i4afft. febe Gprtbefe fibrt e8 un6 ieber 9eibenbe
mtrb ftf pnncern, tpte 5Hnel uub prompt e8 tbm G=
let@teruns unb @euefuns perf4afit.
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Q. u. & u. q. Baba.
0Ibfahrt.


Na6 @alpefon, 6ouIton unb guert
td9ltb ..............9:00 Torn..
Na6 Corpus gbrifti, Iranias 8aB unf
8eepille tdsli6 .......2:20 Na1m.
Ma6 &erroille tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass 2 :45Hadm
Na6 &erroille, Sonntass. $3.50 8urm
Na6&errui0e, ,Sonnabenbs 4 :30Na6m.
Mnfunft
8on @aluei ton, SouIton unb guert
t1gltb 700 MbenbS
8on Corpus @brifti, Qranias BaB uni
8eepille tasli9 .......1 40 Nabm
Bon aerrpile tdslid, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm
@oH &erroille, Sonnta9s. Nbenbs.
8on aerroille, Montass. rs 8prm
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Eontbertt Yacific 8abn.
Ibfa brt.

gta6 Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Gal
oeiton tdsli9 1910 Mittass unt
$50 Mbenbs. bs......,..-.........
Nad eagle 8aB, Merico &c. IL gorm
Na6 galtfornien ..... A:45 Na9m
Nnfunft.
8on Stem Orleans, Souiton uno Sal
neIton tdslib 7::25 8orm. unb 4:25
gfabn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
8on Californian &C.. IL 80 Borm
@on gasle BaB unh Werico 700
Nbenbs. ................
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Waa Elm Graf nilf.

Sm establishment zines BerIiner
2OtaI6lattes fneen mir folgenbss Sn,
ferat:
8erarnter @raf
bebufs 5eiratb gefudt nur bes Ras
mems pegen. 500 Mart. poHs
amt 2anbsberserfraBs.
Dir ;peifeln teinen augeubIid ba.
ran. buB f6 auf bieie8 Snierat bin
3ablreife Bewerbsr meIben uerbeu,
frog bss niebrisen @outfes, In ueIt)em
aussublidIs6 bic @rafen su aebsn
f6eiuen.
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- Die Berliner ~Wat. 3tg." tim.
bist an. baB eine groBe Sseres. .ReOr.
eaniiatiOn nebit eutibre6enber Seeres,
bersr6Beruns beDorfebs. Gin neues
armeecorps, nit benz Sauptquartier in
Wain3. fol- gebilbet nerben. WeIent,
LID pertdrtt foa beionbers bic artilIeril
tuer0en.
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ID. 6. & =. Babu.
" b r a hrt.

Nb I brt.
Nad BacO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, &an
ias gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tag,
lid $3.50 8orm. unb 500 glbenbs.
Infunft.
Bon gbicaso, ct. 2Ouis, 8anIas gitp,
Dallas, Strt 8orth unb @aco, tdss
lid rs 8orm. uno 10 30 Nbenbs.
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90. 0poesptls, Cab 9rOeer.

goaes Eager BON STAPLE unb Jancp
8rDcerieS, g dnitt.@ aareu,
@Iot9ing 9ateu, Soilette'
artiteIn 8Iass, Por3eIla ns
unb Rorb Waaren. Su allen
9epartements nur friide Sa9en.
Riebrige BreiIe. ireie unb prompts
ablieferung. 738 .GlamosS StraBe,
gfe gamarao. Selepbou 433.
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2yoGliontmene @efltmOieit.

9OGten Gle Sbren &5rper OurA ben
selegentlideu gsbraud bon Suits Se'
bsrpiIen bOlIltdnbis in SrOnung. Gle
re9ulireu ben 9armtauaL ugO erieu9en
CHM hraftiOsn 9drpfr.
&Opfidmer3cn, gsutaria, Goaenlciosn,
SeritopfHnS unb abnIide Grantbel!sn
Wsrbsn pOIIitanOis turirt Oura
Satt'S 2eber YtQeta.
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Serb. Staffel, 331 gaf Cons
merce StraBe. Ileiider 8ebarf.
Breferbaline our grhaltuns bon
Wurh uab 5leif9. Nae 5eften Ddrme,
Sdla6tmeRer &C.
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- 8inbmihlen, 6euprsHsu, pum'
pen unb &6breH.
alamo ssron WortS,
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8ulf Gbpre 8otn

VI att.
gead Stodoale, tdsli6, aus9enOms
men Sonnabenos unb Sonnta9s,
ll1t ....:. D :OO g(1Om
Wtontags nur. 100 Wtor9ens
SpnnabenoS MIR. ..... $50 Sorm.
Nufunft.
8pn Stodoale, tdslid, aus9enoms
men 5onnabenos uno Sonntaas,
I'M -. ............. y: :5U SOrm'
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- Roofing Felt, ped unb aspbalt
bel 6eHr1 pauIp. Sel. SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
COTRr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Appellate pi,san-Suprome Court-Before Van Brin
y Patterson D'Bri~n. lrgraham and Mclaughlin. JJ
Court opens D. Nos. -. g.. A. %, 80 Co. s."
IL 49, 80. H. :. o. -
supreme Cour'-Srecia Tc-m-Plrt l-iiefore Bischof
g.. I.-Mo'ioa calendar called al 1890 4.
supreme Court Spe' Term Part ll-Hefore Freed
man J. Co:.t opens a 1880 IN. TX psrte matters
Supr.-n. COIr;-Spcoal Par II before Smith
J-Molions Uemuriers: Ms. 7S3 90. Preferred cause
No G7@9 Clear. 49,,
supreme Cour'-specal Term.rart IV.Before cone chen
Law and Nos Goh1. 4s54 5o5s. $40 G45s. Dos
,lic 1000 G4eo 600 6;5S $500 GG2o 6d6 G6S3. tds'
GlqI col G..7. 5546. CAGE unfinished.
supreme Court-Specini Term-part N-Befe re Pryor
J-,'arses to Part ~ for trs!. Case IN
finished.
supreme Couri-specal T-rm- NI-ilefore Slower
J. Motions 90 be sent from Special Term P1It l. - .
Supreme Special Term-part VII Before Scott
J-ileVaisd liiiroad cases. Case unfinished.
Supreme Caur.- Trial Terrs-Iart I-Iiriorc Trusx:
Pro crrcd causes: Nos l2os l53H. 1875, l4.l6 l+3ls
1875, l172l l571l 1898 1851 1880 l1l!3. ltl.S'
liaoj 1922 l4a lo57> 1890 1924 l15sl 1876 l"ls
1895. 1,;i55. loss C!ea:. -
supreme Cou.-Tual Term Part II Roforr Wiia ms
J. 80 SlG1 N4iS snnI SC9g 93}2 9i94. 1906, 80
500, 1866 4Ga, 2i5 ,s,4O 13S 929. 1905. 4jO0, en-
a3iS I0Gl9. 9337. Case unfinished
Supreme Coui;-Tridi rim-Part lN-Be;ore Book
saver. J.Cauecs to DO sent from Part III for trial
Cas" unfinished.
supreme Cour,-Tral Term-Psrt V-Betore Dugro j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
WILLIAM G. WOOD DISCHARGED.

The practical close of the case in which william
c. Wood and his wife were involved. and when has
lasted FOR two years. came yesterday with the
discharge of William G. Wood. The latest litisa-
ton he's been IN regard to the charge OF forgery
brought by Woods wife. who said that he had
forged her name 20 a 81 200 check
Assistant DistTict-Att0ruey Cncor recommended
the discharge Il Wood. VINO was in the Midd!etown
Asylum for the Insane as a prisoner FOR five
mon. us 5u; has lately been in the Tombs. He Is
very weak Mr. UnScr said that because Of Wool
having been in insane asylum he felt sure that
no Jury wcllI convict him. and he recommended
tho discharge to Judge Ncwburger. who acted upon
2 q suggestion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
PEOPLES RlTHS ARE POPULAR.

The Peoples Paths. at NJ. Centre Marke; Place.
conducted by the Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor. continue 10 grow IN popular
fly. IN March the number OF bathers was L'N. OF
which GIG men. c3S women and @4 Children.
Compared with the corresponding month last year,
this shows increase OF 1.559. Tho total numbo:
OF bathers since the opening or the baths. Angus
L. 1891. March 81. 1855 inclusive has been Ji24"
of which 400 OF were men, 7o.9i6 women and C9,ej6
children.
To the low price chare"d-fve cents for the use
OF a compartment FOR twenty minutes. fresh cake
OF soap and steam-ceanel. Gisinfectcd towels e
popularity OF the baths Is undoubtedly due Gnfor-
1unately they are not even now sefsupporting. and
for tho annual deficit the aseoca on has 10 rely on
the generosity Of contributors The moral effect OF
the baths on the neighborhood has long been APP
Darent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14
THREE ARRESTED rOP FORGERY.

Detectives Aloncle and Carey had TWO men and
boy prisoners in the Centre Street Court yesterday
afternoon all % whom remanded to Police
Headquarters for examination. They are Christo-
phey Dawson. alias Harry King alias John Pay
son. nineteen wears Old Of One-hundred-
fifth-st and seven,h-ave.. who says he is a clerk:
Adolph Ossood. twenty-four years old. formerly a
ptenOgrapher for FiS~. Deer IL Carroll. morse
dealers. who lives at No % Fiftecrth-st Brook
Ign. who discharged tftce woeks ago and Alvin
G. Gonder, fifteen years old. OF 40 80 West one
hundrcd-ald- -foGrth-st office boy. formerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-14

in the employ OF Thomas & Co. real estate oea'o''
of No i.742 Amsterdam-ave
The prisoners accused OF forging the names es
OF members Of the firm OF Fiss, Doerr CarroiI loI
several hundred dollars and Of doing the same Dy
Thomas & Co. ,f
The scheme according to the confession OF Davi-
son was for the Office boy TO get checks and SIX
natures for them, Osgood to 90 the forging ana
DAWSON 10 collect the money.