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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
STRANGE POISON IN A RIVER.
Three Men Dead and Another One Crit
ically Ill

From Eating Fish Caught in Blue
stone River-Cattle Killed by
Drinking the WATERFALL the Fish
in the Stream Believed to be Dead.
Dead Fish Washed Ashore by
Hundreds, Causing Terri b g
Stench-Theory That the Poison
Comes From Some Will
be Thoroughly investigated
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
BIG BREW cry COMBINE,

CLEVELAND. O.. June S.-Deeds OF
transfer have been filed with the county
recorder here, conveyioT nine brewery
plants of this city to Sne Cleveland %
sandugky Brewing Company, the recently
formed brewing combine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

count of the serious news from the
Philippines, the leaders of the minor
met senior Sagasta to-day to consider
the situation. The premier strove to
convince them of the gravity of exist
ing circumstances, urging that they
ought Immediately to adopt the budget
ard to declare that the Chamber should
sit in permanence.
Professor Salmoran, the republican
leader, Senior Romero y Robledo, leader
of the Weylerite party, and Senior
Barrio, Carlist deputy, opposed Senior
Sagasta's suggestions.
The opposition leaders promised dur
ing the sitting of the Chamber to-day
to make declarations regarding the
Philippines of nature that would ad-
journ all debates
When the chamber opened Senior
Sagasta Immediately spoke He said:
"The Spanish people ought to receive
bad news with manly calmness. Since
the unforeseen disaster at Cavite, the
government has only received three
dispatches. The first came directly
after the destruction of the squadron
1t was from Admiral Montejo, and
stated that sufficient means of defense
existed and that the native population
was loyal. The second announced that
Aguinaldo had arrived and was trying
but without success, to excite the pop
ulation against the authorities. The
third has already been published to-
day."
Senior Silvela leader of the dissident
conservatives, who followed Senior
Sagasta, promised his support to the
government for the defense OF the
country, but he warned the government
that he did not intend to be reduced to
the role of a "mere witness Of the
country's misfortunes"
Senior Romero Robledo offered his
support to the government provided
the government devotes it's strength to
a defense of the country and not to
defense of other interests" He ac-
cused the government of inaction. say
ing: ''Thirty-nine days have passed
with no resolution taken regarding the
defense of the Philippines. The result
is that the natives, induced by the easy
victory of the Americans, regarded the
Spanish farces with contempt. If the
government now seeks a shameful
peace or oreign aid, l shall protest
with my whole strength
Senior Barrio declared that the gov
eminent did not deserve confidence, but
that nevertheless, it might count on
the support of the Carlists IN every
thing relating to defense of territorial
integrity.
Prof. Salmoran made similar state
ment on behalf of the Republicans.
Senior Mella, Carlist, asserted that the
government had abandoned its pledges
and he blamed it for a system OF
silence declaring: The nation
which would suffer in silence could
not deserve to figure in history.
Senior Sagasta replied: The gov
eminent is not responsible for events
in the Philippines, nor the course Ad-
miral Cervera has taken. The govern
ment must execute its plans and must
not reveal them, which would be I'M
patriotic.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
VERY TAME COMMENCEMENT.
A Small Crowd and Smaller Interest
at Morgantown.

Public Doesn't Appreciate the New
tangled Commencement Exer-
cises That Consist of a Piece by
the Band and Piece by the Gov
ernor--Board of Regents Have
Schemes for Bettering the Uni
versity Under Consideration.
Flag for a Fraternity-Literary
and Athletic Contests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
BAD NEWS FROM NAM, - +
Captain General August Says the Situation Is
Very Grave in the Philippine Islands.
AUGUSTA ASKS FULL LIBERTY.

Wants Permission to Act in the Premises as Cmcun-
stances May Warrant-Admts That Cavite Has
Completely Rebeled and That Towns and Villages
Are Occupied by Insurgent Bands-Manila Will Be
Attacked by Land and Sea-Dstrusts the Natives
and Volunteers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

Madrid, June So p. m.-The minis
.er for war, General Correa, received
news from the Philippine to-day and
communicated it to the premier, Senior
s2gasta, saying the governor general
II that colony, General Agusti, asked
or full liberty of action. He added
hat Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader,
continues to excite a general insurrec-
ion in the archipelago.
A dispatch from the commander Of
the Island Of Vizayas Eys that official
sanr TWO gunboats to the island of Lu-
ION with instructions to try to COM
municate with Manila; but he adds.
they we're compelled to return, unsuc-
cessfuI. The government, it is added,
replied instructing the commander OF
the island of Vizayas to restore COM
munication with Manila at all costs.
General Correa declined to furnish
the text of the dispatches for publica-
ton, on the ground that it would be pre-
judicial to the country's interests, but,
a member of the government, whose
name cannot be used, admitted that the
dispatch Of Spanish troops to the Phi
ippnes could not change the situation.
He added:
I'VE could send 5000 troops; but if
the natives are against us such a force
would be inadequate. If they are with
Us it would not be necessary to send
troops to the Philippine Islands"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
"A BIG BATTLE REPORTED.
American Warships Said to Have Opened on the
Notifications of Caimanera,
IN THE BAY OF GUANTANAMO.

Sent Perfect Hail Of Bombs, Striking and Demoishing
Many Houses IN the Town Beyond the Fortifications.
Spaniards Forced to Abandon Their Position and
Retreat Gables Supposed to Have Been Cut, Rerl-
dering Communication impossible
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

Madrid June 8, CA p m.)-The fol-
lowing communication from Captain
General August, dated at Manila, June
g. has been published:
The situation is very grave. Agui-
rald0 has succeeded in stirring up the
country and the telegraph lines and
railways are being cut. l am without
communication with the provinces
The province of Cavite has completely
febelled; and the towns and villages
are occupied by numerous bands.
a Spanish colmun defends the
zpote line to prevent the enemy from
invading the province of Manila, but
'le foe has entered through Bulacan,
Lagina and Moron, so that Manila will
mus be attacked by land and sea.
am striving to raise the courage
VI the inhabitants, and will exhaust
VERY means Of resistance; but l dis
"uSl the natives and the volunteers
'''@dse there have already been many
insertions. Bacoor and linus have al
'e@uy been seized by the enemy.
Inc instruction has reached great
poilions, and if l cannot count
''0 tue support of the country, the
oFces at my disposal will not suffice
9od the ground against two enc
MES
'en' Eorrea, minister of war. and
~ Auon, minister of marine. have
''ue g tie palace to confer with the
regent as to Gen. Augustus
'''nmunicaton. 1t is reported that
'paniard, at Manila have already
N eompellea to take refuge in the
''''lhed part OF the town.
uF'o' June S Is p. MON ac-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09
The Weather

WASHINGTON. June S.-For West vir-
ginia-Showers and thunder storms: var
ia Bile winds.
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio
Generally fair Thursday: light southwes-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

/ been no direct cable communication
from Santiago since Monday at mid
night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

Mr. c. Schnepf the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Tuesday: a. m IS. 9
a. m. 81; y m. 90: p. m. 90; I p. M. S.
Weather Clear.
Yesterdays observations were: Z a M
20: a. m. 50. u m. 81 p. M, 81; D.
M, So Weather changeable.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-09

@uF'o' June $ Is p. MON ac-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

Certain parts Of the premises above de-
scrlbed will be sold subject 10 certain
mortgages. the amounts OF which VIII he
allowed out OF the purchase price. as fol-
lows
No. l.o29 Lexington Avenue. subject TO
q mortgage for $500 bearing interest at
the rate OF ~, per cen, irVm January LIST.
1898
No. I 23i Lexington Aveau.. subject 10
mortgage FOR 500. bearing Interest at
the rate ct . per cent from August LIST.
1891.
Nos. Gi5 and |. 6l5 Second Avenue. sub
ject to mortgage FOR $4,000. bearing IN
ieres' at the rate Of ) per cent from Mo-
yember LIST 1897
Pursuant 10 order bearing date February
Is 1888 the other lots above described
will be sold separately as shown on the
above diagram and free and clear OF mort
cages.
All OF saic mortgages being past due.
AUGUSTUS ii. NANDERroEI.
The sale OF the above described premises
Is hereby adjourned 10 Thursday. March
3D.. 1898 al came hour and place.
New York. February 10Th. iSrs
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERPoEL,
Referee.
FARLEY & PRENDERGAsT.
Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
The sale ~ the above described premises
Is hereby further adjourned % Thursday
the ION day OF March. is0s. at the same
New York. March "a 1898
AUGUSTUS II. VANDERpOrI.
Referee.
BARLEY & PRENDERGAST.
piairtlff's Attorneys
The sac ~ the above described premises
j. hereby further adjourned u "Wednesday.
the 10Th day Of March. 1895 at the same
hour and pace
New York March 10, is9S
AUGUSTUS II. vANDERPOEL.
Referee.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

,-. ..--..,,.. ,.r-,,. vopy CORN
SLFhtMt COZ ~. NLN ~" ,,t,,'r
T1.- lcaheht :. nf9Yc', - -.
against Ellen N. '""i"o''' "''-
PENDANTS. ,..,.-..,, -, tore
In pursnan." ~ y'i-7,,1 .,,.res n
closure and sale guy H'I- "' ~ bo,rlr,
the above entitled aC...u, IS ia
date the 2lst day or feoi aA' ,, u ,,se,1nsat
undersigned, me referee l' . go a. Inc
named, VIII sell ~ 10Y, ' 49,, 70 nj
New YORK heai f.st".e ga" Esc YORK
Broadway, 10 me 'l'l ~ II, ~
Borough II Manhattan on ,ys,~.
22t day ~ March. lN''' ~ -.
O'Clock noon ~ mat day 10y !. + -
Ingraham. aucu0n,er. the premises III 80 -
Judgment mentioned and therein !,
scrihad as follows. All that cer'Ai" ~
land naw situate In the llor.uSs p. -
Rronx. In the Clty ~ New YORK, dese''0s'
In said mortgage rs follows =,
Al that certain Dor. plece or parl,s .... -
land situate living ani h@,ng lh ne a..
ty-fourth Ward ~ the 'iif ...g,.,i
State of New .rH. $40" "' rsr,a.
by the number ".slt - ia
map emitted properly 81 10y b. a
Uufnagel O.. f.. june. ,N'i. aIl hlevv
tho Office 4 the Register ot NrN
c,1,,ty Inn. Isl, 1896. which i1t i oouh-,,
81 ana tss-rllel "a. follows on sa.i m4s.
beginning az a point on me western -. 80
OF Prospect Terrace distant ore nla1, az
and twenty siENf u.s. .ffi at- -. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY
or NEW OKk.-BRlDGEr SHEEHY.
Plaintiff. against THOMAS REGAIN, as
executor OF and trustee under the last
viii and testament OF Patrick Sheehy. de-
ceased, and others. defendants.
an pursuance 81 an interlocutory Judg-
ment of sale. duly made and entered IN
the above entitled action FOR DOVER and
bearing date the 81 day Of January. is9S
!. the undersigned, the Referee In said
Judgment named, will sell at public auc-
ZION by PM" \. Smyth, auctioneer. at
the New York Real Estate Salesroom. No.
III Broadwal. In the City OF New YORK.
on Thursday. the tenth day OF February,
1888, at ~ O'Clock noon, the premises IN
taid judgment mentioned and therein de
scrlbed as follows.
Isl. ALL that certain lot. piece o.
parcel Of land with the buildings thereon
erected, situate. lying and being In the
18Th Ward OF the city OF New York. and
bounded and described as follows: Be
lexington Avenue. distant forty eight
feet two inches northerly from the north
easterlv corner OF said Avenue and Eighty
third street. running thence easterly;
rarity through party wall and parallel
W,n said hirsei. slNty-two feet two and
two-thirds inches thence northery par
alel with Lexington Avenue sixteen feet.
thence westerly again parallel with
Elghty-third street and partly through a
party wall. sixty two feet two and two
thirds inches 10 said easter.y line OF
Lexington Avenue: and thence sou,hsr!y
along said line u said Avenue sixteen feet
10 the point or place Of beginning
ed Also ALL that certain lot. piece or
rarc,. OF land with the buildings thereon.
situate LYNX ana being In the 10Th Ward
az NJ city Il New York. and bounded and
described as follows. beginning at
point on the easterly side OF Lexington
Avenue distant sixty four feet two Inches
northerly from the northeasterly corner Of
Lexington Avenue and Eighty-third
Street, running thence esSerly partly
through . party wall sixty-swo feet TIVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

~~O~~~~~~~--~~~>~ ~>~-~~>~~~~~~>~-'>"~"~-~"
FRANCIS.-is Thomas Price Francis. ATE
Of Frrnda.e. Humboldt County, CALI
fOrnia, VIII .omWg niSaie with Messrs- X
Thomns * Francis, solicitors, Cardir,
England. he VIII hear OF something 20 MS
advantage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

WAITRESS. By nrst-class waitress; take
buffers place: good carver, English
trained: country preferred. best reference.
i43 West igth-st 81 floor
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DRIISSN1E.vO.

>c~~~>~>>~~~>~>~~~~~~~ ~>~)~>>~> >~''>~>N~>~~-~\
A.-A.-DEESsM ER.-Perfect inter
and original designer. creations IN
gowns that are perfection. and suaia nteeI
superior 90 imported gowns p@riec; h,'ihs
shirt waists. any number made ana no
TWO designs alike. satisfaction guaranteed;
estimates given or every description ~
gown: :rial will convince ladies 81 my
superior dressmakins; samples OF an thr
latest spring and summer dress gcoaS my
novelties now ready. and viii DO snow
OF any time. several samples "i VOTE
rhowr Nine GULLY. 100 West '"'n-S''
ARTISTIC BRESSMAKEK. Niennese. ou'
daily or home. select private iamlhts,
btrh-class fancy waists. French suinmrl
dresses. perfect 1T. references Is. i'-f-
broadway.
IKFsSSNiAKING.- y Dung lady desires si'-
uation In Brooklyn as improNer at dress
making. neat and rapid worker seINru
apprcnticeshlp with French .ady. A"9,rsS
Miss l.. STEWART. Gj;h-st ana Id'h-
ave- Brooklyn.
pRESSM AKER. - Firrt-class dressmaker
desires position would 90 with iain,'Y'
Address r B.. 1904 Westinghouse. no
bokcn. y.
pRrSSMA1<ER 10 go out by the day. IL
wears cNr"rie CO. &c LeNineton-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
I>LONDIISE OUTFJTTERS.

ALASKA FOB SUITS
sicrrinc Bags and Blanket Robes. First
house in thc business. Best goods lowest
prices. Can before purchasing WM. W.
IfART G. CO.. a. East i3ih-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
East 81 Street.

The approx mate amount % the ps..
tlRs lion upon said property % sats.f
which tho same is % De .0i Is $ls3.
There are two prior NOR riggs icT Sllen
and $4,000. WITH interest l.0m uecsnls,
mn. 1871. and from september lltA w.
r~fpectlt elv. The taxes and water r4,,,
EnlalG upon sail premises asp.0x.nas
slfl.5O. JAMES ". WARD.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
Thirteenth Street.

The Approximate an cunt o, the lien or
charge f1r which rho above property is %
be sold IS $3.50. and also in addition
thereto unpaid 'eNes amounting approx
mately TO $500. -
CHARLES y. MORGAN.
Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

ADVERTISEMENTS and suhscrip", !nn,oxu
The Tribune received az their tPnor,h
Once. No. 2i2 Broadway, Fl dNo' Ivsr-
> ~ alst St. lntil . O'Clock T. NJ san,h
uiserents received az the following 10y
offices az regular office rates until s.a,t a.:
q. m. W.. a54 Sth ave. $ . cor am
i52 9th ave, cor. i2th st.. Macy n,ar
ave. and i4th-st.; if2 columbus ~. 5fn-
ave. W East ltth-st.. 80 W"st mn
between eth and sth ayes 100 hssa, -;th
ST.. .33S 81 ave between ,bih los is,-
SITS / 02G "a ave-. near 6lst st., ~ .i.,-
ave near .o,h a itSO 81 ave. near 81,
~, asa 3d-eve. 2iO Eleecket 81 -o,S-
RIecc ker-st :. aoS 81 ave. 2o has, 'sm-
ct: | 92i "a ave. , cog ~ ave. W 49,
sterdam- ave. 400 West t2d st.
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BOOK SELLERS.

->>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~o~N~~~~~>~>~>s>o>>>~>~
COO EACH. --"Old London Bridge
Monte Crlsto" Tom Jones" 'Pere-
grine Pickle" "Candice." PRATT. l6l
fth-svo.
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SURROGATE NOTICES.

CORNELL. SARAH AN PURsU-
ance OF an order OF Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald. surrogate OF the City and
Notice Is hereby given TO ali persons
HAVING claims against Sarah A. Cornell.
late o: Montclair. County OF Essex. stase
OF New Jersey, deceased. 10 present tns
same with vouchers thereof TO the sub
scrber. at his place OF transacting bust
ness at the office OF Wetmore & Jenner.
No. 81 Pine street. In the city o. New
YORK, on or before the 9th day OF May
next.
Dated New York. the 9th day Of No
GEORGE b. CORNELL.
Administrator.
wETMORD & JENNER
Attorneys for Administrator
"a Pine St. New York City.
IL PURSUAHCE o. an order OF Hon.
Frank T. Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF tho
City and County Of New York
Notice +, hereby given TO all persons
having claims against Robert = Di-tz.
late OF the city Of New York. deceased. 10
present the same with vouchers thereof ID
the subscribers at their place of transact
ing business at the office OF Daniel Mason,
No. 50 william Street. in the city OF New
York. on or before the l4th dag OF Nay
next.
Dated New York. the both day of Oc-
tober. 1897.
FREDERICK DIETZ.
WIN. HENRY WHITE,
SAMUEL MCMILLAN.
EXecutorA
DANIEL MASON.
Attorney for Executors
rs william St. ". Y. City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

REFINED young lady desires position IN
an Office 10 address enyel pes or 70 do
copying: mornings preferred. Address
AMBITIOUS 20 Vest 1874 St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

The Approximate amount 81 ne 70
charge Tor which the above proper is,lcs
be sold is g.. G25. ami also 10 aa.-.ssI-
thereto unpaid taNes amounting "f'
mately 20 500 90. ,.-.S
Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

WAITRESS. Hes, reference: will go to
country with city family. Is willing and
obliging: taxes buGer'a place; wages $50.
V. Nj l242 broadway.
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FORECLOSURE SALES

EAST THIRD STREET sr,n
COURT. or THE CITY All, cnhslE;ss
OF NEW YORK.-Samuel Rancs 'cSIY
TN. against Anna Oberle and o,hsrp pan
PENDANTS. 60
In pursuance OF n judsnsn, =,
closure and sale. duly made ard io'e-
IN the above entitled action and k.s.N
date the 18TH day on February. 1905 .sss
undersigned, the Referee In tie s,it tns
ment named. will eel az public an,. uds-
the New York Real Estate salo,roo,,.'n a,
III Broadway. IN the County - ~" .; 20,
CITY Of New York. IN the lar ipfS
March 1855. N twelve O'elark gay u
that day rs Charles !. Berrian. auc,io, 1
the mOrigaged premises In the 80 hee'
menr mentioned ana therein de.@S'. !;;es-
follows; ~
All that certain lot. piece n, "a.
land. situat" in tho Seventeenth e. q
the ci;y % New YORK. kn0ar nssn y
tingui.hed on Map entitled ''N,a1 -
part Of the iandort Farm In the "
Ward ~ the CITY ~ New fork'" ~.
New York. February. 1892 DE- e'
Thomas Lpdlam. cry Surveyor ~ "
number loo bounded AZ foil0us. - Ne
SouihWeStwarf.y In front by Thl,s VI;
Eorfhea-twardiy IN the rear bv s'S.
drawn through tho CENTER ~ Tho No. -
equidistan' from Third and Fosria S,,..1.t
Northwcstwardlv On ono side hy l., -
Ter ;os on the said Map. and sou,,. IN
yardiy On the other sle hy 10, .s-s-
I07 on tho said Map The die..lo, l.s..'
tween the said Jas, ment.oned 70, s.. =
in7 and the sa.G ioi. being Inc .s.1s-
with Avenue r.. and ~ fle aisfar-.'-s...s
hundred and three feot S1rtawAg,s
therefrOrn.
The SAID lot containing IN WA
front md rear. each twenty Your o..
IN length on each side ninety az a. -
two inches.
Dated New York. February ia.h i.1s
JAMES " WARD
-. RCferss
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HELP WANTED.


Female
YOUNG WOMAN one that can run a
Singer machine. 70 learn 90 operate On
frst-class trousers. pai while learning.
y. PATE. i41 East sth-st.. between +ta-
ave. ami Broadway. Room =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11
WORK WANTED.


covFpNrSS. An experienced governess.
E,sifsh or as companion and secretary
% I,Gv. resident or daily: French. music
drawing; used to travelling highly rS,ern
nended. Address ENGLISH GoNEKNhSs'
rs Vert l2th-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

TApuyp and GARDENER ny Ger
man American t. take charge ot s'he,e1
mani place. understands iaiulihs
rardcninc In all lie branches aus new
,,o+o. rs,,ried. no family. hve years TO-
referonce from last employer , Hu1a'
J. B.. Box l16. Irvins,on-'"
y Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-11

Afi0TnoV f0T pIaT0'lI
CT g. Park Row. l0roegh al, ~.
lat-an. y. Y. CIV "'an-
The premises above 1e-crih-s. k,,,,.
No. 100 East Third Street, az. a.. AZ
the following diagram. "a
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HARRIS & CORWIN

TlaInfiff 5 Ntt0fnFN-, =,
l5p Nassau street. New YORK .-.
The following is a diagram q ihe p''~
ises tn he sold. ., TO-
Number " premises is $500 Prosper
race.
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For other Narrow MEASURE
see Eighth paSes
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
ROOMS WANTED.
HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
-00~NNN.NNON~NN~~se NNNNNNrONNNNNNNNVNN
Male.
AGENTS making $40 10 $50 week
greatest agents seller ever invented
both cauvas-iug and general agents neec-
ed fun particulars tv mail MONROE
MFG. co. Y. BOX loo. IL Crosse. WIS.
GIL ElNE. valleys. neWalty. manu-
factlrcrS' agents. sa.esmeu. traNe-.ing
men everywhere Go sell u everybody; bet
ter stronger than glue for every purpose.
durable flexible. fragrant. circular. te.ms.
VALLEY. . SprI. % st.. New YORK.
WANTED-uflc boy. must write good
hand and Doe able T. furnish references.
Address g. j.. Tribune Once.
WANTED. In wooilen commission
house q bright. active boy. III years Old.
and must reside w.th his parents. salary
arst year sos. Address IN own hand
writing. Postaf.ce BOX . l4G.
WANTED S.cond man. used 70 COWS and
horses. helper On farm. 10 Orange County.
Address W. ll97 Futon ST., Brooklyn.
The herald., 1898-02-01
CAPITAL COURTS
Sacramento Police Courts Have No
Legal Existence

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 31.-Judge f. C.
Hart of the Superior Court today rem
dered decision in a habeas corpus case,
the effect of which is to abolish the Po-
lice Court of Sacramento, the Judge
holding that under the law and the new
charter there is no warrant for the ex-
istence of such court. Therefore all
convictions had in that court, as a Po-
lice Court, are void. He says the court
has no legal existence whatsoever.
The present officials of the court, how
ever, will, 1t Is believed, hold their places
by reason of clause in the charter pro-
vding for the creation of a City Justices
Court But the decision promises to
give rise to many interesting complica-
tions in regard to this matter, as well
as to proceedings held in the past few
years in the police tribunal.