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TO LET.

ID OOMS TO LET with board, suitable for gen.
IL tleman in business in city. in private fami-
ly. furnished or unfinished, within one
minutes walk of Monument Square. Call or
address No Elmwood Place, of Elm St, near
Cumberland. MRS. A. H. w. MELVILLE.
III
mo LET-House 25l Cumberland St., corner
Il Chapel street, rooms and bath, moderD
conveniences Inquire at No. PIP CUMBER-
LAND ST. 161
nor RENT-Two story frame house, 81 GRAY
II ST., througbly renovated in all its appoint
ments, nine rooms ond bath; sunny and con-
'venient. BENJAMIN SHAW. 81 1-2 Ex-
change st. 16-l
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MALE HELP WANTED.

UANTED-Young man to learn retail furni-
w ture business. Address BUSINESS.
Press Office, III
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FOR ExCHANGE-Hot in thriving village
near Portland, Me-, acres OF lanu, 81
large summer trade, good livery stable; good
chance for q live man. Hotel and lana coss
$4,000. We will exchange for good real estate
DALTON CO., 47S IL Congress st. l6-tf
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wANTED.-T HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cent?. cash in advance.
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T OST-A ladies' pocketbook containing
IL money was lost from Congress street car
or at Fort Allen park. Thursday afternoon. The
finder will confer favor and obtain reward by
leaving word where same can be found at 4s
Union street. 12-1
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vNrANTED-First class journeyman shoe
w maker. None but skilled workmen need
apply. MITCHELL BROS, 7 Temple street,
City. III
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FOL: sALM,
Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance

FOR SALE-On High street, between sher-
Il man and Deering streets house containing
~ rooms and bath, with furnace heat: in good
condition; can be seen by permit only; Price
only $500. For 1ull particulars apply Real
Estate office. First National Bank building,
FREDERICK S. VAIL. III
ENOR SALE-The substantial brick house:
Il No 452 Cumberland ST. II rooms ana
hath with abundance of closet room. steam
heat. laundry, cemented cellar slate roof, very
centrally located. Owner desires to sell az
once :: will make price right and terms easy.
GnGu}re of HENRY S. TRICKEY, 121 Ex-
change ST. lo-4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Forty words inserted undcr this head
one week for rs cents. cash In advance.
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EOR SALE-New house on Pitt street, Oak
dale; contains rooms and bath, hot and
cold water, wired for electric lights, connects
with sewer. has large lot. and will be sold on
easy terms. Apply to CHARLES c. ADAMS.
No. 81 Exchange street, Portland. jly27-4
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wANTED-sITUATIuN<

Forty words inserted under this head
ONE week for 25 cents. cash IN advance.
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EOR SALE OR TO LET-House No. $50
IL State street. Possession given August ISL,
Apply to JOHN F. PROCTOR. Centennial
Block 13-1
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WANTED-We still need more hands on our
sewing machines, and can assure th he'll
having steady work. KING MANUFACI-
Uk1NG Co, Manufacturers ladies' muslin un-
derWear, las Middle ST. 1872
WANTED-Girl to do housework Must be
good cook. Apply No. 40 HIGH ST.,
Doellng lo-l
w ANIED-A lady to solicit orders in Port
Mnd and vicinity. To the right person a
Sood salary ond expenses will be paid. Apply
MRS. ROBINSON, ISL
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STOCK FOR SALE.
$50 shares Allen Sarsa-
parilIa Co. Make an offer.
Address Box 1868, Boston,
Mass. aug15d2t
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-August Is, a silk umbrella. The
Il owner can have the same by applying at
1se High ST.. proving property and paying for
this advertisement 17-1
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NOTICING will pay the highest cash prices
~ for household goods or store fixtures of
any description or receive the same at our auct-
ion rooms for sale on commission. GOSS &
WILSON, Auctioneers. IS Free ST. 1874
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WANTED-Case of bad health that R-LP-A-N
will not benefit Send cents to Ripans Chemical
New York, for 10 samples and 1000 testimonials
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WANTED-An persons in want OF trunks
W and bags to call on E. D. REYNOLDS.
b63 Congress street. one door above Sbaw's
and can therefore give bottom prices.
Trunks repaired Open evenings. We frame
pictures. lis
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NOR SALE-Building lots at Oalzdale. The
10 Deering Land company offers for sale
on favorable terms desira Bile building lots
dale. Apply to CHAS. C.rADAMS, Treas
urer, 81 Exchange street, Portland.
s.soT ie6t1octeow&
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WANTED-Hotel help for first class hotel
w In Portland: 10 table girls. 2 men. assist
and and vegetables cooks, 25 kitchen and pantry
girls. dishwasherS, scrub and washwomep,
Also housekeeper for widower's family. Apply
Immediately at MRS. PALMER'S Employ
ment Office, $50 IL Congress street. 121
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MOONEY LOANED on first and second
Uk mortgages, real estate, life insurance
policies. notes, bonds and good collateral
Security. Notes discounted; rate of interest
5 per cent a year and upwards, according 10
security. W. P. CARR, room 5, second floor
Oxford building, 1856 Middle street. jlyl6-4
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WANTED-To buy in small manufacturing
W town good paying business with fair
stock of goods. Terms cash. Address NJ, Lock
Box 81, Wcodfords, Me. 12-1
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DOR SALE-Farm IN Bethel, Maine, 120 acres
good land, 2 IL story house, shed and two
well supplied with wood and water; also about
zoo, 900 feet of pine timber. About two miles
from Bethel village. and known as the Edward
or NAV be exchanged for Portland property.
MISS SARAH BIDEN. No. 1914 Fore st.
Portland, Me. mar9u
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MAINsPRiNcs, 75c.

The best American Mainsprings, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY. the JeWeler
Monument Square. marl9uI
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EACTS-I want to call your attention TO the
pruning and Grading, clean windows, do scrub
bling. clean and lay carpets. All my work is
done in satisfactory manner; 1t wilt pay you
TO give me a call refer by permission to Car
Ger Bros. LOUIS KLINEBICK, No. Boyn-
ton Court Telephone $50. aug2dtf
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BATTLESHiP maine SOUVENIR SPOONS

This Is the prettlest Spoon ever put on the
market Call and see it. MCKINNEY, the
Jeweler Monument So uare. mar19df
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ITO LET-Flat, 5 rooms, 1856 GRANT ST.
Il Price $40 per month. l31
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TNOR SALE OR LEASE-A lot of land at the
i West End, corner Forest and Congress
streets, containing shout 4,224 feet. Apply to
E. HARLOW, 9i9 Congress street. jan25du
L Congress street. IL rooms and bath room.
hot water furnace heat. nice condition, location
unsurpassed, good place for physician or pri-
yate family, or for letting rooms. If taken on
lease steam heat will be furnished if desired.
Inquire OF JOHN F. PROCTOR, SO Exchange
street, or Z. HASTY, IL Green street 90
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STONiNCTOCINl L.INE
NORWICH LINE

For stonipEton. Nqrragansctt Pier. Watch Hill, ~
ton, and all points East. Steamers Mgino md y,
Hampshire leave Pier 80, n. r., ono block Rbo
Canal at. week lnys only. nj u,DO u NJ.
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sAYs roLIoEnrAN oIUDBED HIM.
n Assault UnprovokOd. According to the
Comnlninnnt.


Complainant.
Horny Cornett, II years old. q roofer OF 55X
Downing street, made charges ut Police Head
quarters yesterday against Policeman Thomas
Kane OF tho Mercer street station. Cornett says
that on Sunday night he went with his wife to
make q cnll on some friends OF hers who live nj
Eighth street and Sixth avenue. Cornett did
not cnter tho building, but stood on the opposite
corner TO wait until his wife had finished her
call, He Ind been there some time when Police
maj Kane came along and asked him what no
was doing. Cornett told him no was waiting
for his wife.
Well. you'll have to move on" said Kane, as
he walked away wi Fourteenth street.
Five minutes later the policeman returned and
again asked Cornett why he was standing there.
"Itold you l was waiting for my wife. was tho
answer At this. according to Cornctt, Kane
struck him In tho face with his fist, and denlt
him several terrific blows with his club, Some
OF the compliments teeth were Knocked out
Nincents Hospital In an ambulance. for treat
mont. He was arraigned on Wednesday in Jef-
fcrson Market Court. Magistrate Brann bc.
lieVed the policeman's complaint and Cornett
was fined So not being able to summon
witnesses.
Inspector Walter Thompson listened to Cor
nett's tale and heard II c~orroborated by several
Mitnesses. H entertained tho. complaint and
Sane will be tried In the near future by the
Police Board.
Kane hRs beena patrqlman for two years. He
Gornett was drunk and tried 10 assault him.
The complainant is a rather small man and
would not be likely to tackle Kane. i
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SUE FOR THEIR INHERITANCE
Victor Luikert's -Four Sons Fear tho Infu-
ence of Their Stepfnther.

Victor Luikert's -Four Sons Feur the Tnflu.
ence OF Their Stepfather.
Justice Slower has granted permission to
Mertil Luikert Of Brooklyn to put in an amended
complaint In the suit instituted by himself and
three brothers to compel Rosalie Luikert-Hill.
their mother. to comply with the terms Of their
fathers will. Victor Luikert. who lived In New
Rochelle. died two years ago. He left an estate
valued at 100000. 1t was loft to his widow In
trust. and it was stipulated that she was to ex-
ecute q will bcqueathing the property to her
children. Mrs. Hill is G5 years old.
and her children alleRe that she is not Of sound
mind. During the last year she was married
to Arthur Hill, who is 80 years old, and the
The plaintiffs say they fear TINT their mother
Arthur Hill is the young man to whom Mrs.
Marie il, 8 MggiSrdd, the wife Of Henry I.
street residence at the time OF her death. The
died Il was ii9Snd she had left all her properly
to Arthur Hill. her beloved friend" and her
husband received only 81.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WEST
MI Il II

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA & WEST
II X. X.
Stations In New York, foot of Barclay md
Christopher streets.
VESTIBULE TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS, PISTSCH LIGHT.
500 A. M.--Binghamton Mail. stops at principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-tCafe car-Bunalo. scranton. Bing.
hamton, Owego. Ithaca. Elmira. Utica, Syracuse.
and OSwcgu Express. Pullman bunet pArlor cars.
Connecting ut Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points Wnht.
100 T.. M.-tDaily)-ChicaG and Buffalo vcstlbuled
express for scranton. B~inghamton and Elmira. &C.
Pullman buffet pArlOr cars TO Elmirn. Through
hlecping cars and day coach TO Chicago, arriving ut
4:l5 y. NJ. next day.
400 r. M.-ScrantOn, Wilkesbarre and Plymouth
Express. Pullman buffet parlor cara.
700 J.. M.-tDaily)-ChicRRo VeAtlbule Limited
Express for Scranton. Binghamt0n, Elmira. Buffalo.
Through buffet sleeping car New York to Chicago.
Dining car west Of Buffalo.
$3.50 +. MISUNDERSTANDING Express. Pullman
1lcepers for Scranton, BinRhamtOn. Elmira. Bath,
Mt. Morris and Buffalo. arriving Buffalo X A, NJ.
$50 =. M".-DailyJ-Buhalo, scranton. Bingham
ton. OweKO, Ithaca, Elnira, Syracuse, ltichhGld
Springs, and osWcgo Express. Pullman buffet
slrepcrs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze 4 Sons, Ltd, ll3 Broadway, II Park place. 42O
and p42 broadway. Tickets at Ferry stations. III
4th av., cor. 18th st, ~ West l2bth At, 2a6 Colum.
bus av, New York; 33S and 72a Fulton II. and lOb
Broadway, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor.
nation nj all stations.
Woptc0tts Express Company viii call for and check
bhggaGe from hotel or residence to dcrtinAtion.
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GAZE NOTICE OF SUICIDE.
OmcerS OF tho Loo Avenue Court, williams
burg, Get n Queer Letter.

burg, Get n Queer Letter.
The following letter. dated New York and
signed Marie Schwartz. was received yester-
day at the Lee Avenue Police Court. Williams
burg:
when you receive this letter 1 will be at tho
bottom Of the East River. l am broken-hearted
and about to become q mother In two weeks.
and rather than stand the disgrace OF my hus-
band and be q burden to myself and to the au-
thorities l would sooner seek DEATH. My hus-
band worked az cashier for q large firm in Gin
cinnati. He robbed his employers Of $1,000
and other articles. and was obliged to skip the
town. We came to- New York and lived
here until two days ago in q fiat un-
der an assumed name at Twenty-third
street and Firth avenue. Last Friday he
went way from me. | cannot work. for my con-
dition is too weak. When he left me he did not
leave mo any money and l was obliged to give
the fiat up on Sunday. For three days ] hive
had nothing but what little l could, beg. To-
night | begged 5 cents and bought the paper l
wrote my sorrowful tale on. May tho authori-
ties pray for me. as l have no relatives living. l
had nc one to care for me, only my husband. As
l sit on this stoop on Third avenue l will give
you my description, and all l hope Is you can
catch my husband, for he is worthy OF the gal:
lows. Good-by. May God forgive me. will
now put on end to this worriment ut once"
This was the description: Height 8 feet, IN,
blonde. brown eyes, slim face, 10 years old.
No such woman Is known at the address given.
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nrs BLUxDER MAI PROVE MORTAL,
Touhy Stabbed in n Row with Italians whose
House He Adistook for His Own.


Joseph Touhy. a grlpmnn. living at 115 East
Ninety. soventh street. WINS stabbed. II is be-
lieved mortally, in n brawl in an italian teue-
ment at 227 East Nincty-scvonth street about
z o'clock yesterday morning. Touhy Numbered
Into the house. mlstakinR 1t for his own resi-
dcnco. Several Italians ordered him out and
he began TO abuse them. In loss than q min
uto a vigorous row was in progress, and Touhy
was hustled out to tho walk. lie adjourned to
u neighboring saloon. Returning in about
half an hour. he renewed his attempt to enter
the house. This time he was met by four Ital-
ians, who fought him down n flight of stairs to
tho street. He held his own well considering
the odds against him, so. his opponents rcsorted
to their knives. Touhy fell bleeding from two
wounds, one In his left shoulder and the other
BY this time the whole neighborhood was
aroused, and Policeman Barrow came up on a
run, rappinR for help as he came. Policemen
Baunelster and Joyce responded. The police
Numbered into Q room where a card party was
was one of THO party. and the police started to
arrest him. negro pointed him out, and ,Po-
licemnn Barrow tried to seize him. Tho italian
made n lunRe at him with a long: blnded, knife,
Barrow jumped back in time to dodge the full
force. of the blow, His co1t sleeve was slashed.
but the knife did not reach tho flesh.
The Italians tried to save their countrymnn
from arrest. but the police. reinforced by resi-
dents Of tho noighborhood, quickly oyerpow-
cred them and secured Cusidine. He was
taken to the Harlem Court and was held to
wait the result Of Touhy's injuries.
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ARRESTED At WANAMAKER,S.

Shoplifter Says He Is n Philadelphia Pri-
vate Detective.
Charles Byrnes. who says that he is a private
detective OF Philadelphia. was seen by Special
Detectives Mamie Clancy and Henry Blades
pocketing half a dozen silver link purses under
cover of u newspaper in Wanamaker's store
yesterday. He was arrested outside the store
by two Central. ONCE. men. who found the
purses, worth 81 each. In his pockets.
and was held for trial.
The detectives told Magistrate Meade that
they have been watching the man for a month.
A week ago he entered the store followed by Il
boy. who was seen later taking something from
a counter. Byrnes saw q floorwalker watching
the boy, and said:
Its all right. l am an officer. and 1 will get
that boy outside" The boy was not arrested.
and the detectives think he is a pupil in theft
of ByrncS,
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DIAMONDS TO BE REAPPRA1sED.
Consignment of S114, 900 Worth Held Mt the
Custom House.

Consignment of $4,000 Worth Held Mt the
Custom House.
Thu Custom House officials. 1t Is reported.
have held for n rcappraisement forty or fifty
packages of diamonds and precious stones
valued at $4,000. which belong to Bonner.
Rich. Grinberg & Co. jewellers OF "a Maiden
lane. The stones arrived on Saturday on the
same steamer bringing Adolph j. Grinberg.
who had purchased them abroad. Merchant
appraisers will be summoned probably to-day
to assist in reappraislng the stones.
Mayer Abraham. a member Of the firm. said
last night that the goods had ZONE In the regu-
lar manner and through the Custom House.
The Jnrellers' Weekly. he said, had quoted the
Custom House officials as saying that the pack
and he did not want to say anything to conflict
with their views on the matter.
Ex-Judgc Dittenhoefer is counsel for the
firm. He refused yesterday to discuss the case.
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NO TRACE OF osc1R r. nAwnET.
Manager of n New Jersey Lumber Company
Hns ISeen Missing Since May.

" AAHb h1OohA AhbbiAlb thN hhhJ
Oscar r, Hawley. the manager Of the Hawley
Box and Lumber Company OF New Jersey. who
disappeared In May after leaving his homo at
100 Hewes street, Williamsburg. for q trip to
tho lumber camps in Minnesota. is still missing.
Tho members of his family and other relatives
are oftho opinion that he has met with foul play.
Mr.. Hawlcy is ason Of tho late Oscar F.. Haw-
ley. who was one Of the largest lumber dealers
in Brooklyn. On tho death of his father Mr..
Hawlcy acquired n large interest in the bust
ness. The firm dissolved. and Mr., Hawley then
pnny. On the afternoon OF May 10 he left his
home for Duluth and the Minnesota camps to
make purchases OF lumber. He expected TO be
absent ten days. 1t L. known that he came to
New York and started for the New York Cen
been found. When Mr.. Hawley's disappear
auce became known there was q report that he
had been in financial trouble. and his friends
say TINT. It Is possible that this might have I'M
balanced his mind.
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SHOT HIMSELF IN THE WOODS.

Grief IL Thought to Have Driven Stephen
Brace to Attempt Suicide.
While q party Of men we're walking along the
Dallytown road. between Granton and Fair
view. N. j.. yesterday afternoon. they were
startled by the report OF q pistol. On entering
the woods a short distance from the road. they
with a bullet wound in his ieit Breast.
In the mans right hand was a revolver, with
one cartridge empty. He was, removed IN an
unconscious condition to the Englewood Hos
pital. From papers in his pockets il was
learned that he was Stephen, Brace. % years
lived with his two brothers and a sister. His
mother and father died two months .ago. and
his brothers believe that grief drove him to, at
tempt suicide. 1t was said at the hospital last
night that his wound was mortal.
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2atIruAds.
Lehiqh Valley System.

Stations foot of West 23d st. Penn. r. r., Cortlandt
or DesbrOssrs st.
#Indicates time from West 23d st. Other figures show
time from COrtlRndt or Desbrossos St.
*6;l0. O:20A N daily SUNDAY |d:45. I A. NJ for
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and the West and princi-
" iihi"Si ils00 H DIA SitI}N iDhS'p' iE G!idhIRa
Arrives Buffalo n;55 p. NJ. Pullman vestibulo Day
a 10 carte. Connects at Buffalo with through sloepers
cn n1*jf9' IifRf i; x Sr.ly] st tGE Efh5EoT INA %Ar scaI
branches. Char car I Easton.
tSib9, $40 p NJ Ai.d daily. eTsSPPt snnd,y ?, for
Gil al Intcl mediate stations. Connects for all points
in coal regions. Pullman Buffet Parlor Car ior
@{.5O 5:2O p. NJ. daily, except Sunday. for EAs-
TON and intrrmediste stations.
$3.50, 5;I5 +. NJ: sundays only, for MAUCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
$3.50, U:lO L. NJ daily, except Sunday, for EAS-
$3.50, 4:6o ,, Il. daily for BGFfAio, NIAGARA
bLHlre train i, +, to Chicago; siocpcr' to buffalo sud
Toronto. Dining Car New York 70 East3n.
on r,7'4H' s s4sGr + 81 i%1 ANY, sffsp Et SSH3sy' s TEs9PRlGEE
HEN. MAUCH CHUNK. SAYIE. GENEyA. ROCHEs-
TER BATAHlA. BUFFALO and TORONTO. Pullman
$3.50, $40 p. NJ daily for WfLKEsBARRE. ITH-
AGA GENEvA, ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAiAna
FALLS. and all points West. Pullman sleeper to
AdditiGnal LEGAL trains astIy, except Sunday, for
SSHtottol MINI rhAi irayrs as faI Nv " iIUS:3Sn iiU ~ .in'nS'
#5;5O and $50 !: NJ,
213, 800. .44 and l321 Broad way. 81 East 14th st..
l6b E. 25th St, l91 Bowery, y. y; sto Fulton st, I
Court st :. M Eva Gg and and c hTIp on ma An me- brh" :"
from hotel Or residence through to destination.
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FATAL ACCIDENT IN A BAKERY.
Mason Killed by the Cavern OF tho Arch of
n Great Oven.

q Grent UVen.
Jacob Field. a mason. WINS killed yesterday
afternoon while working at 404 Grand street. by
the collapse OF the arched front OF a huge oven.
Michael Hyland. who was helping him. was Sc
riously injured.
The accident occurred In a new five story
building owned by s. d. Clark. a cracker baker.
The entire structure. whom completed. is TO be
used by Clark for business purposes. There
was an immense oven on each floor at the rear
OF the building. All the ovens except the one
Hyland were Mt work on that one when the
front OF 1t collapsed. The weight Of the falling
masonry crushed tho oven on, the fourth floor,
floors.
Field and Hyland were carried down with the
mass. and fell ON a ledge projecting from the
second fOor. Other mon were at work In the
building at The time, but they esScaPed injury.
tho contractor. was arrested and locked up on
the formal chRrge OF homicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
II. n. DUVA1,s DAUGHTER HURT.

She and Her Maid Thrown from n Carriage
In Islip--Injuries Slight.
IsLIP. l.. l.. July 28.-As Miss Mamie Duval.
who is spending the season here at tho country
seat OF her father. II. Il. Duval OF New York.
was driving 10 the Post Onlce this afternoon
the wheels OF her runabout locked with those
OF another wagon. Her horse reared and over
turned the wagon. Miss Duval was thrown
out, but except for q few slight bruises sho
escaped without Injury. Her maid was cut
about tho face. The horse. when finally
stopped. was so badly Injured that 1t became
-Four teams owned by local business men
were fTig9tene6d d. bX M Mis S,m Duya rssn here and