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EvERxBoDY's COLUMN.

Under this heading the "Record-Union
will publish short letters from corIe.
spondents on topics of interest TO Lno
general public. The matter in these con- con-
municationS will be understood TO rep..SI,
sent only the views of the writers. Al!
communications must be accompanies, 81, de ~
the name of the writer not for pupneeaaoo
tion unless so desired, blu. as guaraalee
of good faith-Eds
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Mrs. Henley Laid to Rest.

Rev. J. B. Silcox officiated at the fu-
neral of the late Mrs. Julia Henley
yesterday. Among those that attended
We're many old time friends of the de-
ceased, who was near the last Of the
women of 1S49.
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Sudden Death at E1orin.

While at the postoffice in Florin on
Monday evening James Edward Enos,
an old citizen of that place, was fatally
stricken by apoplexy. He had resided
there since 1852 and was we'll known
fhrn11ohOut the county
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Notaries Appointed.

Governor Gage yesterday appointed
the following notarfes: Chas. L. Nemes.
Oakland. Alameda County; Don r.
Miller, Golden Gate. Alameda County;
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Citizens Water Committee.

The Citizens Water Committee will
meet tonight at s o'clock. The special
order of business will be the matter Of
the employment of an expert engineer
to investigate the matter of water
c1prlv
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DIR. c. L. MEGOWAN-OFFICE 112O
st. Phones: Cap $50; Sun. Red 407.
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FOR SALE-LODGING-HO FROM
Is to so rooms; cigar stores; saloons and
candy stores. If you want a business
of any kind, give US call. RAND &
CO, 1024 Fourth street.
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Carey Residence to Be Sold To-Day

| At 10 o'clock this forenoon the resi-,
dence of the late r. S. Carey, at Tenth
and H streets, two adjoining lots and
all the furniture in the house will be
sold at auction by d. J. Simmons & Co.
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TO LET OR RENT.

1884, J-FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
and other rooms; with electricity
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2O17 J STREET. OR FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping; new house;
modern improvements. ocI-bt~
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WOULD LIKE A COMPETENT MAN
or woman to take charge of my school
during my short absence. Apply at once
at School of Psychology, 731 l. street,
corner Eighth. Phone white 901
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POUNDKEEPER'S SALE-I WILL Sell
THURSDAY, at II a. M, one brown
mare and one black mare, with stripe in
face W. D. COOkSLEY, Poundkeeper.
O10-3t*
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GREEN TRADING STAMPS GIVEN
with all goods at Seventh and 1 street
grocery.
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MRS NJ. BEEBE, EXPERIENCED PRO-
fessional nurse. 405 Fifteenth street.
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FOR SALE-ONE GOOD SPAN OF
horses, loo pounds each. 1926 street.
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GEO. F. TONG, THE PLUMBER, 101s
Third. Tells: Cap. 109 Sun. north 81.
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CHEAP! 4 SPRING WAGONS, 2 PHAE-
tons, l hack and work and driving
horses for sale at Kent Bros Stables,
1917 Third street.
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HAY AND GRAIN FOR SALE AT C. E.
ADAMS, at 1106 ] street
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LOST-FoUND.

sTRAYED. ABOUT JUNE 2oTH. A
mouse colored mule, reached name and
tail; figure branded on left shoulder
very wild. Finder notify L. MEISS.
May r. O.. Cal, and receive reward
FOUND-A PLACE TO GET YOUR
shoes repaired while you wait Shoes
and up. Boston Shoe Shop. 5l1 K St
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Oak Park, Oct. 10th.
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A DESIRABLE FRONT ROOM, NICELY
furnished at S14 i street
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A GOOD BROOM LODGING-HOUSE
for sale, cheap. 2051a K street.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 acres
near Florin
$50 an acre. Part cash.
WRIGHT Sc KIMBROUGH, 6O7 J.
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HAY FOR SALE. H. ]. GOETHE, 1011
Fourth street.
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SECOND HAND FURNITURE BOUGHT
and sold. w. j. MILGATE, 1904 st.
Phone Sun. red 3S3.
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FARMERS AND ME-
CHANICS' SAVINGS BANK,
Fourth and ] streets, Sacramento. Cal.

LOANS MADE ON REAL ESTATE
Interest paid semi-annually on Term ana
Ordinary Deposits.
Z. u. STEINMAN.. ......Presloent
DWIGHT HOLLIsTER.... Vice President
O. H CUMMINGS.......4 ...Cashlesl
W e. T. BAUGHMAN..........
Secretary and Surveyed
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
Sacramento. Cal.
Paid up capital. ..................S .S22S,5o9
reserve and surplus. ............ l00,0Vl
DIRECTORS:
VIM BeClkman, J. L. Auntoon,
Wn Johnston z. ]. Croly.
Geo. w. Lorenz.
sei'li WM. BECKMAN. President
George w. Lorenx. Secretary
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BOARD AND LODGING.

$50 EIGHTH ST-ROOM WITH GOOD
board. MRS. NJ. L. HESSER.
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOM FOR Cen
tlemen; terms reasonable. 1909 street.
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SEE HERE! SECOND HAND BOOKS
bought, sold and exchanged 1913 Sec
Ond street.
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NAOMI CHAPTER, NO. ss. O. E. A
nesday0 EVENING, at o'clock. TkI
Members of the order cordially In
vited. LIZZIE DOLAN, w. NJ.
Bonnie Waggoner Secretary. 1t
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FOR SALE.

S HEAD OF FIRST-C CLASS YOUNG
driving horses, high hookers and good
lockers, for sale cheap. Also a miscel-
laneous lot of vehicles at Cal. Feed
Yard, Twelfth st. (bet. l and j.
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slf H ST.-NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
with board. MRS. BARBER.
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CHANCE oF A LIFE TTMEl

$50 acres of good land, well fenced, fine
improvements, plenty of wood and
water; horses, cattle, hogs; we'll
equipped with farming TOOLS crop and
personal property worth more than price
asked for place. For full particulars
call RAND & CO., 1924 Fourth street
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FOR SALE OR RENT-GASOLINE EN-
and numns' Machine Works 27So M ST
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MEETING NOTICES.

PIONEERS ATTEND SPECIAL MEET
ing at your hall OCTOBER II, 1899, at
A. G. swEETsER, President.
c. K. Daugherty, Secretary. 1t
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

WHEAT LAND TO LEASE ON Shares
1850 acres three miles north of Orland,
one mile west of railroad. at Nation
Station, for one year or more. Apply
to David Brown, livery stable keeper.
Orland, Cal, or l.. NJ. kellogg, 81 First
street, San Francisco. o1-2w
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11o0 H ST.-SOME VERY ATTRACTIVE
furnished rooms, with board.
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ST. ELMO, 6131s J.-NEWLY PAPERED
and painted Housekeeping suites.
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$11-A NEAT COTTAGE, FOUR ROOMS,
hall and basement. Apply 1921 P street
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911 L ST.-MODERN IMPROVED FIAT
of rooms; furnished.
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THE STORE CORNER 20TH AND
streets; rent cheap. Inquire at rear.
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PEASE PIANO, NEARLY
new, will be sold at a bargain for cash
Call or address Plano, 1402 o street.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
400 acres of Al wheat land In San Joa-
quin County; plenty of water; good i'm
provements; terms easy.
100 acres OF good grain land; good i'm
Provements; price, ", $50; five miles from
sacramento.
16O acres all fenced. miles from Sac
ramento; price, $500.
S2.500-5 acres of land near Brighton.
all in fruit; good house of ten rooms:
water piped.
$600-Buys you a home on the Louis
lana Tract of 2 acres of land; good
house. windmill and pump. all ar
ranged for the chicken business.
Louisiana Tract-We can sell you one
acre, or more acres. on terms to suit
you. Call and see us.
OLSON & BROWN,
heal Estate and Insurance
10l5 Fourth Street.
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1890 FOURTH ST UP-STAIRS)-TWO
nicely furnished rooms, in suite or SIN
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SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN
the city, corner Fifth and ] streets, Sac
rsmento Guaranteed capital, $500. 000
naid mn capital, gold coin, S4O0. 600; re'
serve fund. $5l ,00O term and ordinary de-
posits. $3,06S, rs: loans on real estate jan
nnsrv 1899 81 J77, 407. Term and ordinary
deposits received. Dividends paid IN jan
uary and July. Money loaned upon real
estate only. Information furnished upof
application to
w. P. COLEMAN. President.
Ed R. Hamilton, Cashier.
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HOUSE HUNTER" FREE. DO NOT
fail to get it. Published weekly (con-
tains all vacant houses, flats, prices, To-
cation, also other matters). Capital-Sac.
Van Transfer Co. incorporated. Fur
niture, piano and other storage. Call or
telephone for '.House Hunter" 9O6 Is st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD.
1017 Sixteenth street. s2S-11t
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ArrENrInN rApnrrpc 9

Al IElNIlON, tARMERS!
leo acres, with large house, barn. all
agricultural implements and liberal wa
ter supply; ITO acres being in orchard,
within two and half miles of Folsom;
crop value this year over $4,000
LAO acres, good cattle ranch in Pla-
Ger County, between Auburn and Lin
coin; spring. water, also ditch; land all
gain, IS per acre.
In Orangevale, full fruit bearing or
chards, from 10 to 40 acres each, with
annually.
100 acres good grain farm, within one
and a half miles of city; Is acres i'm
fruit
$40 acres rich soil, few miles below
city, IN folo County; fine dairy farm.
MlLLS-GALVIN CO., 301 j Street.
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A FINE STOCK OF HAMS AND Bacon:
also choice teas at j. WlNGARDS
Twenty-fifth and Q streets.
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WANTED.

housekeeping rooms, between Seventh
and Fifteenth, f and M streets. Inquire
at 1913 G street. ocl1-Sts
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GENERAL NOTICES.

L. AUKER, GENERAL BLACKSMITH
ing and horseshoeing. 22d and n street
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A SCAvENGER'S OUTFIT AND Route
bargain. Address, A. B. c., this Office
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Low GRADE COFFEES ARE CHEAP
enough but my Criterion Blend is still
40c per pound. J. JONES, Twentieth
and O streets
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THE CHEAPEST HAY, GRAIN, Wood
and coal in Sacramento. 2100 II street
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1921 EIGHTH STREET, BLOCKS FROM
Is street, pleasant, healthy, comfortable
rooms, heated by furnace If desired; new
house, new furniture; all modern con-
veniences; select, reasonable.
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A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
private family. SIS n street.
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WANTED A SALESLADY OF EX
perience in crockery business state sal
ary and give references. Ans. Il. NJ.
Record Union" oc11-2t
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23D ST-s14-A 5-ROOM COTTAGE, With
bath, hot water, electricity, etc. In
quire Pharmacy, Eighteenth and NJ sts.
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MAGISTRATE KRAMER'S DEBT.
A Jury Says He Owes the Estate of Miss
Mary A. Wolf S1.4O4.


Mary A. Wolf 81 .4O4.
Mrs. Elizabeth Becker. as administrators OF
the estate OF her daughter. Mary A. Wolf. OBJ
tanned verdict Of Sl.4O4 in the Supreme
Court in Brooklyn yesterday against Magis-
trate William Kramer for money lent to him in
the fall Of 1890. when he was the Republican
nominee for sheriff OF Kings county. Mrs.
Becker testified that her daughter died on Jan.
~. 1893. and that when she made a demand
on the defendant for the ST. 900 loan. he re-
piled. She has cost me moro than $4,000.
because took her all around"
Mrs. Becker also testified that Magistrate
Kramer paid some taxes amounting to S74 ~.
on Miss VOLTS house. and that it was under
stood that this money was the interest on the
loan. Matilda Hartfelder. the sister Of Mary A.
81. 1890. She also corrobOrated her mother as
to what Magistrate Kramer said when a de-
SuIis BcHer haii sister C Of Miss Vol test
dinner DIM in Manhattan Miss %of wore "1 d 40
that II he had known she wanted pin he
you'd have bought, her n much larger one.
pay her the ST 900 he owed her she could buy
Counsel Tor Magistrate Kramer said that his
client had borrowed the money. but that he
Kramer mo. hss Miss sew vol A CHECK or hs
amount nut thht 'he cneck was never pre-
scented for payment. In February, 1891. coun-
sci said. Magistrate Kramer paid Miss Wolf
$3.50. He gave her another $3.50 in the fall of
1881 and made a final payment OF $500 in
March. 1892
Magistrate Kramer testified in accordance
with the story told by his counsel, He ac
knowledgel paying the taxes on Miss VOLTS
house, but denied that the money used for the
purpose was interest on the 81 900. The jury
was out thirty minutes. and then gave II YER
dict Tor the full amount demanded. with S4O4
interest added. Magistrate Kramer saws the
verdict Is ugai INST the weight OF evidence and
he will carry the case to the Appellate Division.
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from the boat to the. float in such haste that
the shs Without dsm,slpTg is hcy ytoS hroot
lyp, deorGis Day ton dressed In Pelnsyvanin's
coiors, stood on the ioet and waved greeting Il =
rowod at No. 8. grasped her in his arms and
=" am the Pennsylvania mascot" she said
smilngly. In answer TO a question;
Soon after Pennsylvania shell was housed
Ellis Ward came up to the float n the launch.
surance douby sure, he steamed of TO the ref
Tnf hS 1:c aTF6Bs sY gSFs % a%G
college yell. following it with cheers for Wis.
s9nsin and Cornell. Busch s sStd that that
rather. ioafed, rot fearing Their ability to
beat Wisconsin out. When the Badgers re-,
hard proposition ahead and the last mile was
practically one long sprint. with the stroke as
Capt. l.. Knitting stated that PENNSYLVANIA
rowed the race throughout IA had been agreed
upon beforehand. The pace was hit up every
afraid Of Wisconsin he soid. and that is
where we made mistake" Ann
eased in 'e dress hT the corne Sunch arrived
freshman shell had been placed on the West
morrow morning when the Cornell crews leave
Courtney came into the Pennsylvania boat
house to see that the shapely cedar eight was
handled with care. He said. 1T was grand
race" He added earnestly, and in truly
sportsmanlike spirit. haven't word TO say
except that the best crew won"
There was {nbilaton at Wisco M Ms qunIdE
detour made by Coxswain Dillon at the bridge
by the presence ahead OF the shell and d.
reotly in his lane OF an empty orange crate
floating with the tide. He had to turn the
boat to the westward at m angle OF forty-tive
degrees and could not get back again before
he found his attention occupied by the small
boats and launches which he had to dodge.
McConville said that the Wisconsin crew did
not feel that the floating crate spoiled their
excuses. McConville suggested that 1t would
be good plan TO- police both aides OF the
course and keep all boats of the lanes. The
false start was caused by No rs seat jumping
the slide. O'Dea heartily congratulated Nc
Conville on Visions! MS good work.
lumbia did not do better was that she was not
good enough. He declared that Wiseonsins
reach and power were extraordinary. The big
cardinal banner OF Wisconsin was carried up
town tonight. escorted by the entire crew A
line was made for the Nelson House. which is
appearance OF the Badgers was the signal for
an outburst Of cheers from the crowd in the
hotel corridors. The Wisconsin men are
going to New London Tomorrow to SOC the
races and have not decided when they will re-
turn West.
, The Pennsylvania, crew had q meeting at
Bellevue villa and elected j. i; Snover
captain. He has record at football and
is 1900 man in tho dental department. AZ
ter supper Pennsylvania made a pilgrimage
Quakers will return to the If homes tomorrow.
The Columbia boys W i'll also go home to-mor
row. Their shells and pair oars will be taken
to New York on the steamer Queen City.
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OptloIans A..ert Their Po.itInn.

The Optical Society Of the State of New York
held an executive meeting at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday at which steps were taken to
conf lete the afiiiation Of the local societies Of
New York. Buffalo. Rochester and Syracuse.
There was considerable criticism of tho
Medical Association at Columbus and the Ho-
mPopathic society at Atlantic city. and "A
resolution was passed that the society views
with regret the unprofessional and unscien-
title attitude OF those medical societies in adj
Jacent states who are led by designing eye
the enhancement OF opticians and physicians.
This soc ETY. believes that the honorable occu-
patton OF An optlcian entities him to the same
courteous consideration nj the hands OF med
zeal men ms that now accorded to those follow
ing dentistry and other mechanico- scientific
caIlings.'
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SERGT. COOPER ON TRi4L.
He Refused to Hold A. II. Battersby when
Policeman Campbell Arrested Him.

Sergt John p. Cooper OF the Sheepshead Bay
station was on trial yesterday before Police
Commissioner York IN Brooklyn in connection
with the arrest OF A. II. Battersby Vice. Presi-
dent OF the Brighton Beach Racing Associa-
ton. for an alleged assault on Policeman Peter
Campbell on the night of the Brighton Beach
Hotel fire Campbell. it s alleged. made some
insulting remarks to Mrs Battersby while the
fire was III progress and during the alb
sence OF her husband. The latter. when told
Of the incident by his wife. struck Campbell
in the chest with u lantern. Campbell arrested
Mr. Batterbhy and took him to the station. but
SerGt Cooper refused {" mold him on the
ground that there were no marks OF violence
or witnesses OF the alleged assault. Campbell
admitted that he had asked Mrs. Battersby
where she lived for the purpose OF finding out
whether she was guest at the hotel. AMI that
he had asked her where he could get drink
Testimony was furnished showing that Camp
bell had addressed insulting language to Mrs
Battersby in the station.
Commissioner YORK said that, as the assault
wns undsputed il was clearly the duty Of the
Sergeant to hold Mr.. Battersby until he was
properly bailed, but decision in tho case was
reserved until after tho trial OF the charge
made by Mrs. Battersby against Campbell.
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Patent Burners ON Street L.mn,.

The Aldermen's Committee on Public Build.
ings. Lighting and Supplies reported favorably
Yesterday resolution providing that II any
person or number of persons wished to have
certain patent burner on any street lampa
the Commissioner OF Public Buildings Light
Ing and supplies should supply the burners ON
payment by the petitioners OF q sum equal to
the cost OF maintenance for one year. II
turned out that the committee had never met
70 consider the subject. and on Mr. Nc Eneany's
Tam. objection that he had never heard of the
matter before although O member OF the com.
mittee. 1t was recommittod
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CARPET TN. STEWART
326 9TH Ave.
CLEANSING Established 1883
Sominally for His Salary, Really to Review
His RemOYnl frnm Onca

Nominally for His Salary, Really to Review
His Removal from once.
Ferdinand n. Shurtleff. the member OF the
Board Of General Appraisers who was removed
from office by President Mckinley. has begun
suit in the United States District Court again 81
the Secretary OF the Treasury to recover
S3OI0'. the amount Of his salary for the inter-
val between the date OF the notification Of his
removal and the installation Of his successor.
Inc complaint AYERS that the plaintiff con.
unued to present himself at the office OF the
General Appraisers ready to perform his GUS
thomary duties, during that interval and. that
charges presented against him, II any vera
presented: The complaint recites the circum-
stances attending his removal from office an d
denies that the President had any power TO re-.
move him except upon charges properly pre-
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Petition in Bankruptcy Filed by a Docto,
Out of Work.

Jacob F. Frantz OF New Rochelle. who de-
scribes himself as a doctor. at present havin e
no patients. and being wholly unoccupied. has
filed petition in bankruptcy. with liabilities
$9S, OOl. and no assets
Charles Hugh Bennett. theatrical agent and
actor. Of AZ West Twenty-sixth street. has
filed petition in bankruptcy with liabilities
81 ,973. and no assets.
T.. Ormonde Power has been appointed re-
Company of 80 Gold street. by Justice Glider
sleeve. on the application Of Margaret Waters.
to whom the company owes SIP. Among
those who have been Interested in the com
pany are Thomas A. Hine. as Presidents j.
Irving Burns. the Westc chester politician. as
urer.
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COLUMBIA.
THE RIVALS DISCUSS THE RACE.

The Pennsylvania crew after the race rowed
NJ To the penthouse float. looking fresh and
ready to take another iour-mile spin Who
won p shouted several members OF the crew in
unison.
from the Doathouss platform. There was a
moments silence and Hall remarked doubt
fully. You re not sure" All that Pennsylvania
TAce. Ofvictory they could not he convinced
for several minutes. The news In all its bare
and unadorned simplicity seemed too good to
he true. As they realized that they we're, in.
deed, the cham ion intercoeg late oarsmen all
Joined in yell. The stalwart athletes leaped
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John Cordes Attached and HI. sLulI nroken

While John Cordos OF 2H0 Powers street,
Williamsburg. was passing through Corona. l..
J.. OH his way home early Yesterday morning
he was attacked 10y man. he says. who struck
him on the head with q brick Cordes ran
away and an hour later he staggered into the
kaines law hotel Of Adam Gabriel. at IlS5 Met
and said he was dying. At st. Catharine's Hos
pital il was found his skull was fractured I.a.nI1
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Moro Room for tho Brooklyn Post ONCE

The old building in Washington street.
Brooklyn, occupying the lot between the Post
ONCE and the Columbia Theatre. will soon be-
taken by the Government. the owners having
tracks will be run directly into the building Tor
the accommodation Of the trolley postal ears.
rostmaster Wilson expects that eventually the
ONCE on the lot.
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Mrs. Hetne Green's Foreclosure Suits.

CHICAGO, June 27,-Foreclosure proceedings
nave been begun by Mrs Hette Green on
eleven trust deeds given in 1885 by Robert |.
Martin. and covering property owned by him
IN rarIons; parts q Chicago. The aggregate
amounS OF the indebtedness is $l5B,OIO On
June II confession OF judgment on SEVENTY
I'VE notes amounting to $33, 100 was made by
MIR. Martin in favor OF Mrs. Green
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Dudley Smith. alias Big Dud." the negro
murderer. who was found by the police in the
tenement house at 237 West Sixty first street
after six hour search on Monday night and
was taEen to the police station disguised al 4
woman 70 escape the mob which Threatened to
iynch MIN; was committed to the Tombs yes
iiernay by Coroner Fitzpatrick on the charge OF
EillinR Michael Lyden OF 81 Columbus nyenuS
-FOUR other men were held as wltnesaea ~
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Policemen Saved Two from n Burning
Stable, but Had to Shoot a Third.
The frame stable at l53 East 18th street
was burned yesterday evening. Policemen
Cassidy and Petri Of the East 10th street
station. who were near when the fire broke out
smashed the fence and the door and pulled two
horses out. one with its head badly burned
IN, They bad to club them to make them 60, In
Petri burned his hand badly and had to give
up; The iremen turned the hose on the horse
IN Its burning sta! and got II out but had to
shoot 1t afterward The stable was burned
1t WAS the property OF Mamie Halpin.
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brooklyn Catholic. Favor Coney Island
Park

me Diocesan Union OF the Holy Name So
ciet!es Of the Catholic churches of BrnoLIvn
representing 10000 members. has indo,..I
the proposed plan for laying out bic mi 10
PARK at Coney, Island. as tending to imnroxe
the morals Of the people. W improve