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brlck dwg. No les 9th ST. NV, 1r., m. 4. So Z
Brlck store, No. si3 ID ST. nw......-....... 81 ~
Brick store and iug.. 1901 llth 81. Sc Dr.. - ~
Brick dwg., 1888 Ohio ave. NV. sr......... 2oU
Brick. 4ol3 Sth St ext. sr.. all mt....... IL ~
frame l+th ~. pad. near Brightwood, ID. c,
! rooms; range, bath, iatiobe, &c1...... 1870
ap3o-3t LOUIS T. SHOEM AK IR aaa y a. N ~
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR REN1-MODERN OFFICE ROOMS, FUR
nished Or uafurnished. in the Bliss bldg. IS
st. n.w opposite the Capitol grounds. Inquire
rooGi s, or telephone 1875. ap5-tf
FOR RENT-ll1O NV, METZEROTT BLDG
Fine rooms including heat, electric
light, elevator and janitor service. Price, ST. So
per mo. GASCH BROS, 1907 + st. fe26-tf
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FOR SALE-BICYCLES.

buH sALE-HtGH-GRADE LADY'S BICYCLE AT
great bargain: perfect condition. NJ A TAP
IAN * 20. Sporting Goods and Bicycle EN-
koaIoIn. Io-,9 ST, NV my32t'
RIDERS. ArTENTION-WE HAVE THIS DAY
received 90 high grade bicycles. new and slight
used, Columbus, sterlinss. Worlds Syraclses
Smalieys, Handlers; advances made en- ,hesa
goods Eust be collected, therefore no reason ,blc
ouer VIII be re-. I'D Bought outright and taken
sps-24t" 49,
ls3s BICYCLES DOWN To S5.oO-NEW Is9s
M3tel Ladies and Gents Bicycles are now being
eutrish, at Si3-95, and high grade al SIS sS AMI
S2aoo I" be paid for after received. IL you will
Buck & CO.. Chicago, they viii send Won their
1seS Bicycle Catalogue and full particulars
ap12-1n-s
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Observation-Disclosures

FOR RENT - REMINGTON TYPEWRITERS AT
THE REMINGTON OFFICE; modern machine;
perfect condition guaranteed; with stand; deliv-
cred Tree In city; month applies on purchase
OF new when directly following rental.
WfCkOFE, SEAMANS 4 BENEDICT,
debit Cor. Sth and + SITS. NV.
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Sta 41S-420 Sth NV. $50
18th mr. Col road, i9r. 40
1919 VT av NV. fur'd. 125
1920 10th, 9r&b. SIS
SIS MISS av NV, LOT. so
Store T07 9th NV. 40
1853 Corc'n, 14r&b. $3.50
Office rooms. 1907 + NV.
l244 Union ct sw. 5r. IL
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WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-A TRUSTWORTHY WHITE WOMAN
would like TO take of house during
months; can furnish best city refs. from last
place : A. c., Star Office. Ils
WANTE0-6 Ui SKUOM House; ANIL; WEST
Of 1th NV; price about 5000; give No
street don't answer Address HOUSE WANT
ED. Star Office. ap3U-3t'
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-IF YOU WANT YOUR ROOMS RENT
ed me; applicants daily suburban places in
demand; beware of frauds guaranteeing tenants on
payment fee. II. j. STALEi, IS Atlantic bldg.
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FOR PENTHOUSE 1741 ST. NV; IL RMS. ;
ell mod. imps. $40. 81 + st. n.w rms mod
imps-. sl4 30. W. c. JOHNSON. 1902 18th St
NV.
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BOARDING.

THE AUBURN, PENN AVE. COR. ODD ST.
NV. Penn ave. cars pass the door; large. we'll
furnished rooms; good table; by day week or
mouth: reasonable ap2,-lm
A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS OWNING A
large eornei house, newly parered handsomely
fur. bath every floor. delightfully."- cool in sam
ner. home comforts. wei ld like a few boarders:
terms reasonable; refs. ex- 1901 18th NV.
ap23-3N.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

''LINGANoRE HILLS mn FORMERLY LING
high. mountain air pare waite . porctes shady
lawn. bcating ref. exch- telephone. For circular
address Miss E BROWN. Box +, Frederick Md
my3-lm5
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE LIMITED
plumber Of gentlemen; two lines Of electric
cars In District. Address VI. y. NJ, Star office.
Eiy23T'
COLLEGE OF SAINT JAMES SIX Mills PROM
HagerstOwn. Nd, the y and W. r. r.:
high elevation; large grounds; terms moderate
MISS HARRIS, College Of 81. James. Washing
ton CO., Md apo Inn
THE CE;DAi;S.'' PLEASANT COUNTRY HOME:
airy rooms, extensive grounds and shade; inoder-
ate board; stage line from Rockville Met braur,,
70 anu " MIS- s. T. HUTTON, Brookvili.
Nontg co, Md apSO-2y
wAsHiyGToy coiIBf 1EcKIIGToN HoTFI7.
% end SITS re- opens 10 boa riders
June l. few may be taken In May; charming
park Of ten acres; beautifully shaded: choice sIr.
Ioundings; lovely rooms; good board; moderate
prices au3O6t
PRIVATE FAMILY WILL TAKE 4 FEW BOARD
ers, conveyance furnished refs exchanged Ro.
3D. kensington Md. ap23- s. tu&th-7ts
SUMNER BOARD-HAyING EXPERIENCE 4
pleasant country home, new house. within sub-
urts Of HerndOn, about half mile from station
VIII take number Of ladies' gentlemen or
both to board for the summer or longer: Office
people preferred. Address Mrs. NJ. Is. STAN
LEY, Herndoh. Fairfax county. Va ap3O-2w
TAkoMA PARK HOTEL: MOST DESIRABIE
celebrated spring water; fIst-,lass table; every
Convenience under new W W
WAKEFIELD. Proprietor. Apply after pm
apls-im'
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FOR RENT PISA 18th NV, 6r&st IS 90
1870 Kenyon st. Col 1135 C ne, 7r. ami 1859
Heights. Tor. 5000 30l NV, Or. IL. so
1131 10th NV. Tor. 40 90 GIG L sc, Or. 14.50
401 NJ NV, ST. ami. 80. SO A19 18th Sc, 6r. 1880
4O7 LIST NV. o.. ami 80 90 622 L Or. l. so
$40 N NV, Or, ami 35 30 $50 Callan ne. Or. 1880
l49S Corcoran, Ir. 81. 50 1886 Sc. Or. 1000
Gil Sc, 7r, ami. 81 80 As FeDton pl, 5r. 300
436 LIST ne, Or. mi 20. 50 l124 ne, 5r. $50
$40 22d NV 81, ami. 20 sol 1T sc, 6r........1.5(
100 Sth ne.8r, ami. 1880
my3-tu, THIS ROBERT +. BRADLEY, 1903 F st.
FOR RENT-TO DESIRABLE COLORED FAM
lily, 7-room house, near government printing
office; mod imps.; good neighborhood; refer
ences; s21. OWNER. Ills st. NV. my3-3t'
FOR RI NT-s32.5O PER MO.-THAT FINE
house, 1417 9Th st. NV; IL rooms and bath, and
annex rooms; cheapest in city. Apply On
premises between 4 and pm. my3-5ts
FOR RENT-NO. ITO 22D ST. NV;
brick house, containing rooms and bath.
Key at No. HOS I'D st. Price. SD 40.
BERNARD H. JOHNSTON,
my3-6t No. Cos 14th st. NV.
FOR RENT-R'R 1920 CONN AVE, 4 RS. $40 so
625 23d st. NV, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 11.oO
112O Conn. ave-, q rs. and bath. $500
R. H. T. LEOPOLD. s.w. cor. 18Th and SIS.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-1324 ST. NV, NEAR 18TH HAND
store; plate glass front; yard; back ell
trance; good business location; complete order.
Key 1922 u ST. NV. ny2-3ts
FOR KENT-THE FINE STORE 305 9TH ST.
lately occupied by the Perry dry goods; finest 10
cation in the city; suitable for frst-class dry
goods or ladies' furnishings. Inquire of FliANSIS
MILLER, 307 9th st. ap3U-6t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MALE

wANTED-YOUNG MAN, 50 YEARS OF AGE,
college and univ ,rsity graduate, with literary
experience desires a publishing or newspaper
connection position private secretary or In
clerical capacity; good references. H. W. r..
Star Office. ap3O-3t'
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WANTED-BOARD,

NANTED-BOARD AT UT. PLEASANT BY SIN
gle gentleman, in private family; reference ex-
changed; state terms. ID. y. W, Star Office.
my3-2ts
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Store 1245 9TH NV. pa. 90
3i1 LIST ne. Or. 90
Gel I24 18th NV. 90
1c20 Md av ne. Or. l4.O0
2O36 + NV. 6r- 1900
1858 Valley st, ar. .12.5o
Shop r'r GIG II NV. -. so
62l Pomeroy st. Or. 1880
GOA 10th NV. 5r. 1000
I2e 10th Sc. CIR. ....l0.v0
1919 Del av sw, $1,000
2Ul4 Greene ct, Ar. $40
344 . NV, 5r. 500
332 X sw, Ar. 500
1928 o st alley, Ar. 200
1882 L Sc, Or. 90
Office rms 631 + NV.
II. EOX. $50 II ST NV.
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

FOR RENT-COR. 9Th AND G SITS, SOC TEN
pie bldg. large. ventilated halls; newly panied
Dnd papered; every thing in frst-class condition.
Inquire CHAS. WERNER. cor. 9th and d SITS.
my2-3t'
FOR RENT-CARROIL INSTITUTE HALLS,
10th near vt. H. Tne Idust rplete and
thoroughly equipped halls in the city for So
c1eties. banquets, entertainments and receptions
For terms apply at hall. myS-ts
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RkER&CO. ,4a&E S.W.
412&N sw, st&dw. SOS. 90
S13 1th sw, Or, Wig. 80
939Va av sw, Tor, mi32. so
425 It'll sw, st&dw.25.75
40 q sw, 7r, ami. 21. 90
COS Az sw, 5r. wa. 14.j0
521 9th sw, Or. ami. Is. 90
7D4 q sw, Or. mi. 1870
400 E sc. Or, wa. .11.3o
9i0 L sw. Or, wa. .14.3O
81 q sw, Or, wa. 1000
I01 Canal sw, 6r- 1000
2 q sw, 4r. 100
1217Del NV sw, or, w10.50
800 Va av sw. Or, w.13.3 50
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FOR RENT
1910 18th. cor Greg. $10t
1886 l NV, 1sr&b. 100. Ot
1722 8 NV, 11r&b. 900
23S n Cap st, 10r&b. AZ
1853 Harvard. l0r&b. g,
170S Greg av. llr&b. .5t
HOS II NV, 12r&b. :. 10t
1903 K st, 16r, fur,
per year. 2,50t
ap3O-6ts TYLER & RU
FOR RENT-BY C. II.
1890 Az sw. Or, amiS16. OF
SOB f sw. 5r, W. ..10.uO
423 Az w,st&dw %. 81
SOB Va av se,6r, W. 12.0O
639 f Sc, sr, ami. 1850
3d&f sw, st&dw. 80. 0o
u l. NV. Or. ami. 1900
45S N sw, Or. wa. 1850
703 7th sw, st&dw. 1885
1925 9Th sw. Or, W. IL. 90
$50 n sw, Or. mi. Il. 80
1920 LIST sc. Or. w.14.0O
III AZ sw, st&iw. 20. &c
1907 AZ sw, 6r, ami. 1G. 81
438 I'd sw, Or. mi. .l6. 81
aD3U-3ys
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ELL. GIT 10TH ST.N.w.
2l5 18th NV, sto, &c 30. 90
Io6 9TH sw, store. . Is. 90
olI 10th NV, store. 40. 90
500 IL ne, store. 1000
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FOR RENT-173s AND l742 ST., 10 ROOMS
and bath; ami; reduced from $50 TO $50.
1415 10th Sc. NV, 10 rooms anil; $40 per mo-
jaS-u Ii. ROZIER DULANY. 1920 r st.
window brick rooms; In perfect order. Apply
to CHAS. q. DUNCANSON, 9th and D NV,
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FOR RENT-R. G. CAMP
1897 Il NV, 1T. $4,000
G25 Sth ne, Or. so
16i1 Covington, Or. l2.50
1645 Coyington, r.11.50
ap30-3t
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR EENT-ON b. AND o. X. r., LANGDON
near Reform School, u Broom house, In goot
order; 81 per month. Apply to WIN. II. SEA
MAN, 1424 1Ith st. NV. my2-3t'
FOR SALE-NEW 7-ROoM DWELLING IN HY.
attsvile, close to depot; handsomely finished
nicely arranged: outbuildngs; large lot; great
bargain; S1,7tV. DUCKErT 4 DENT, 635 F NV,
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FOR SALE AND RENT-IN THE BEAUTIFUL
SUBURBS Of FALLS CHURCH, VIENNA AND
RALLSTON handsome 9. and 1Oroom cot
room house. stable. shade, fruit. &C.. 81 800;
monthly payments, SIS. New 7-room house in
center of Falls Church, beautiful lawn, stable,
artesian well, 1880; easy payments A few
desirable cottages for rent. Electric and
steam ears to Falls Church, 26 trains each way
dafIy, ) am. to II pm. NJ. E. CHURCH Falls
Church, Va. Telephone call, 707. ap9tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FOR IMPROVED
unimproved property. a beautiful cottage at
Forest Glen. Md, near electric cars. House has
rooms. attic. cellar, with furnace. and bath
rooms; papered throughout; D. 900 fee. Of ground.
JAMES II. CLARKE (Owner), 2O2S 14th ST. NV.
ap9-1m
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BROOKLYN NEWS ~ BRIEF

John German. thir'y-sS wears old conductor
on the Nassau Electric Railroad. died AZ ~. Johnf
Iloari'al yesterday from injuries received while
coupling two cars at Bcrxeu-st. and Rogers-ave.
The sick and wounded soldiers In the brook yn
ho.pi,a's nrc doing well. with the exception OF
James Scanlon and Norman orme. whose chances
FOR recovery slight
Ellen Toomy for'y-one years old OF No. 95s
Third-ave. was burned 70 death on Saturday night
by the explosion of a k"r sen" lamp
The funeral Of Major Richard Warren Butte n
veteran ~ the Cvll War. was held yesterday after
noon I'm St Johns Episcopal church The Rev. y.
Stewart Walsh chaplain Of Grant Post, q. a. r..
conducted tho ceremony.
Magistrate Tcalc. In tho Myrtle-ave. court, dis-
charged yesterday morning Mrs. Iilah olsen II
respect able young married woman. who had been
arrested on the previous evening by an jealous
policeman and locked UP all night on charge oil
street walking.
policeman was brutally beaten by crowd OF
men who were fighting on tho North Second-st.
pier. Seven arrests were made.
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BRUTALITY on 4 TROLLEYC4R.
OUTRAGEOUS TREATMENT OF A PASSENGER
WHO PROTESTED AGAINST FIRE.
QUENT TRANSFERRING

On the uptown side OF the bridge over the
Harlem River where the passengers transfer from
the West Farms electric TO over the bridge.
there Wild scene last evening following the
refusal Of one man TO leave Frederick Ralen-
esser. a housesmth OF No. 1859 Frst-ave.. his
mother, his wife and four children had been out
for the day and were returning 20 their home When
the car reached the bridge and the conductor called
"Al OUT" everybody got out except Ralenesser.
He argued with the conductor saying he tired
Of transferring: that he had paid his fare TO the
end of the line. and would remain in the until
he reached there.
IF you want TO get 10 the end o. the line without
a transfer. you better get carriage. sneered the
conductor. The housesmith said nothing more but
sat where he Then the mo'orman who was
all ready for the return trip Joined in the affair by
dragging Ralenesser from his seat to the street.
The back again In the before
the moorman had turned around
In the mean time three four other cars had
come up. and the motormen OF each were yelling
for a clear road The had been filed with the
usual Sunday jam OF persons, and the street was
blocked with those who had stopped to the
outcome OF the trouble. The first motormon began
to swear once again ne dragged Raienesser from
the seat. and once again the man Jumped back into
the car. Then the mOtorman rushed 10 the front Of
the car, picked up his heavy switchirOn. bar two
feet long. and. rushing at Racncsser. struck him
with the blood squirting from long cut in his head.
But he was up again in a moment. shouting for the
ponce. Inc mass OF people pressed forward with
loud shouts. There was no policeman In sight. The
other motormen continued to yell for clear track
As soon as he was on his feet. Ralenesser. the
blood streaming down his face onto his clothing
staggered TO the front OF the car and stood before
IT, He continued to cry for the police. The motor
man paid no attention to him. Turning the current
on he started MS car 4 cry Of horror went up from
the crowd as the fender of the car struck Ralcn-
esser. The man was lifted clear OF the ground and
hurled ten feet from the tracks. Then the car
went on at fun speed. Their was a clear track"
at last and the other motormen checred. 4 hun
dred IN the crowd made dash fOr the car
q nd q al ouq aaJ
and the car dashed away.
Ralenesscr recovered sufficiently in a few minutes
TO go 10 the Alexander-ave. police station. There
his injury dressed He said the car number
$40. The police assured him the motorman
would be arrested. Then the housesmith went home
with his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-08
NEWJERSEY VIEWS N BRIEF.

Robert Davis the Democrats boss OF Hudson
County has declared FOR either General Donnelly or
Prosecutor Crane as the Democratic candidate for
Governor and has announced that State Senator
William D. DAILY. OF Hoboken. cannot have the
nomination. nor can he be returned 10 the Senate.
but the boss" viii permit him TO go 10 Congress.
Davis has named cx-Juige Iiudspeth for DAILY =
seat In the Senate
Miss Helen F Morris. OF Glen Ridge. has won a
gold medal offered by Father McKecver. for the
best poem on .he American flag or the American
Republic.
VIneland celebrated It's thirty-scventh anniversary
yesterday.
Captain Joseph G ogden. OF the Elizabeth Vet
eran Zouavos died I'm that city yesterday.
Henry L. Beekmeyer. OF Newark. has been ap-
pointed by Governor voorhees, special canvasser for
the State Bureau Of Labor Statistics.
Mrs Augusta J. II. Martin widow OF State Sem
ator Martin. OF Newark. has arranged 10 as
n nurse for sick and wounded soldiers
The cornerstone OF the new Swedish Evangelical
Lutheran Church at Summit was laid yesterday az
ternoon.
Thomas H. Shafer a well-known lawyer who for
nftv-nve years was "A resident OF Railway was
found dead In bed yesterday morning He has been
"A member OF the bar OF Union County since the
county was formed. In 1857.
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WOMAN CHARGED WITH Perjury
ACCUSED OF SWEARING FALSELY IN MARRIAGE
ANNCLMENT SUIT.

ACCUSED OF SWEARING FALSELY IN A MARRIAGE
ANNULMENT SUIT
Mrs. Amelia J. Cornell Of Saratoga Springs was
arraigned in the Centre-st police court yesterday
on n charge OF perjury She arrested on Fri
day at her home In Saratoga Springs. and brought
TO this city by Detoctive-S Sergeant Campbell Her
examination Will take place next week.
Mrs. Cornell - charged with having committed
perjury by testifying that she witnessed the
marriage Of Lillian Allen and Guy Stark. Of this
city, in the Hotel Empire. at Saratoga Springs In
March. 1855 and afterward testfyng that Guy
Stark was Guy r. Reynolds
On August OF last year action was brought
In the Supreme Court. entitled Lillian Reynolds
Va. Guy II. Reynolds. II was TO annul marriage
alleged 10 have been solemnized March o. 1855
at the Hotel Empire. Saratoga Springs between
Lillian Allen and Guy Stark The plaintiff testified
that the marriage secret one. The evidence
was heard by ex-Judge Charles Donohue. acting ~
referee.
Mrs. Cornell appeared as witness. and testified
that she present at the marriage Of the plain
TIT and the defendant and that the defendant then
known Guy Stark. was row known Guy II
Reynolds She said that she lived opposite the
hotel. and having a slight acquaintance with the
plaintiff she called 10 the hotel witness the
marriage. She also signed the marriage certificate
On the evidence OF the plaintiff and Mrs. Cornell
the referee recommended that the marriage be an
nulled on the ground that the defendant Stark or
Reynolds. had another wife living when he married
Reynolds denied, however. that he had been in
Saratoga Springs in March or the summer OF 1855
and said that he did not know the plantn until
several years later.
Several days ago Guy H. Reynolds. who gives his
address as N. 1,46 Broadway called with his
counsel on Magistrate Flammer and asked for
warran. for the arrest Of Mrs. Cornell In view Of
the decision which ex-Judge Donohue had arrived
al In the case the Magistrate refused 20 issue the
warrant on the folio wing day Mr.. Reynolds re-
turned 10 Magistrate Flammer. accompanied by
the mother and sister OF Miss Allen. and made
ofldayits that the evidence given by Mrs. Cornell
was false Magistrate Flammer then issued the
warrant FOR Mrs Cornels arrest.
When Mrs. Cornell was arraigned William Klop-
man was present. He testified that he was the
husband of Miss Allen. and that he had married
her after Mr. Donohue had rendered his decision
annul.ing her marriage with Reynolds. Mr.. klop-
mans counsel argued that there were no grounds
on which to hold Mrs. Cornell in custody. the
referees report having showed that such mar
rage had taken pace. and that the report had
settled the case.
Magistrate Flammer then consented 10 accept
bail for Mrs Cornelrs release when arrangements
could be made to furnish II.
Mrs. Crockcrs. the mother Of Miss Allen. now
Mrs Klopman. insists IN her affidavit that Mrs.
Cornell did not know her daughter until the fair OF
1895 and therefore could not have seen her mar
ried I'm 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-08
NETWORK CITY.

Lewis Lindner, s:x,y-six years old, VINO hVeo
with his wife and several grown-up children al
No. 10 Second-st., committed suicide yesterday
morning by shooting. Iindner was respondent De-
cause he could get work.
The Social Reform Club will meet Tomorrow
evening at No % East Fourth-st. The subject for
discussion will be Summer Work among the cry
Poor" and the speakers will be George Blnir
Superintendent OF outdoor Poor. and Miss Lillian
u. Wald Of the Nurses Settlement.
D. Dommerdricho Aliese. italian laborer
twenty-nine years old. who formerly lived IN
Cnionville, Westchester County. was struck by n
train and killed in the tunnel OF the Ncw-fort
Central Railroad at PaTk-ave. and Nirety-fourth-
ST on Saturday night. The man was at work
with n gang OF laborers late In the evening He
failed 20 get OF the way of southbound train.
and was hurled against the side of the tunnel
with such force that nearly every bone In his body
was broken. The body was taken to the Eighty
eighth-st. police station.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST I. 1895
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY. AUGUST T. 1905
ARRIVED.
Steamer Fort Salisbury Brb. salmon Liverpool July -.
ballast Norton & Son. Arrived at the Bar at II
n IN.
Richard Grcnyiie dID. Gi. Hamburg July %.
ballast Barber co. Arrived at the Bar AT
Steamer Rotterdam Dutch. Nocge Rotterdam July p.
In ballast { IL Randehrock. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer Ieonards ,IIr). pugh Antwerp July 25. with
mdse 10 Sander-on Son. Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer La nretagne tFrl. Rupe Ha,re July 80 with
ndse lsf cabin and T6 to Compagne
Generate Transatlantque Arrived ut the Bar Mt 400
steamer Montauk ,ED. Towniey. Genoa July ~. IN
ballast to Barber q Co. Arrived AT the itar at m.
Steamer Ardandearg uIr Kinley. Calcutta June II.
Colombo % Port Said July u and Agiers 60 with mdse
Norton n sons. Arrived at the Bar at ii
Steamer Cacdle tiBr. Barry. Moendo May -. Callao
90 Saiaverry 81 Huamlchaco June l. Pscasmayo ?.
1. t;uavaqu T. Calsta Buena is Valparaiso ~.
Taicahuano 81 Corone - iunta Arenas July ana ~
Lucia 30 with mds. and cabin passengers TO II Grace
60. Arrived AZ the Bar at II 9th
Steamer Bluenelds. Catharne. Norfolk. Newport News
and Richmond. with mdse and passengers to the Old
Dominion IS Co.
steamer George W Clyde. Robinson. Jacksonville August
and Charleston 5. with mdse and passengers to W =
ClNde 4 Co.
Steamer Miramar tBr). White. Tampico July 20. IA
Guayra ~ and Progreso -. with mdse to w Munson
Arrived at the Bar At II 9th.
Steamer LAuGhton tBr), Hodgson La 0uayrs July u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The ch.ldren's entertainment In aid OF inc Heu
-ross 10 be given at The Orchard. the nome Oh
francis Wilson. or Wednesday afternoon. VIII DC
IN affair OF much interest. Mr.. Wilson VIII nave
charge OF the dramatic features. ana Coiohei VIM
lam Sinclair conmandsnt at Fort Slocum mas ue-
tailed a detachment OF artillerymen 70 suaro 'no
entrance and grounds. -. -. pr.,c.,,o,
The annual report OF the Board OF E1uc nSiOa
shows that the total number OF puplis a.,ei,uins
the schools is 2.isi about per cent ,sss 'iif ian
last year The decrease mas been caused 10y .he
opening Of paroch,a schools and N re Tnr n ,
school population has much increased for three
years the Accommodations have been entirely IN ~
ADEQUATE and many children have been unape 10
attend school owing TO the lack OF room, out upon
the conn letion OF the two new Dul!dings III VIII
sate-ave and Hugueno,st in septembeTr ample ,o,ae
roon, FOR every child will be available. ne totai
bonded indebt edness for the district Is Nis,VO !.
n 10 said that Echo Bay is soon TO be cleared OF
the rocks which threaten the many pleasure Vsssels
anchored there Through the EFFORTS OF Inc BOARD
Of TRADE and the yachtsmen. the subcommittee
OF Congress has decided 10 recommend me removal
Of tho reefs and distractions from the Inlet
The fair in aid Of ST. Augustines Church, Ldrch
mont Manor, yielded 1850 in receipts ana WIS '"e
largest benefit the church ever had. L..
While returning from wedding Ceienrat9l III
J,n.on-ave. early Yesterday morning Ihilp hes .
man and Edward Tower. two OF the guests became
tnvolvci in a quarrel. This was followed by
general fight, in which Hciseimdn was staDDeu
Several times Tower has been arrested