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Plans Filed for New Building,
roWSTowS
Wv y ~" ~
,,-ctN Of Fourteenth %.

,-cth Of Fourteenth ST.
siyi!d sna Not: l:s. c cor: two s!xstory
Ist,. Ms Arol .on owner; schneider
khrrt arcAi &C 1T .....y.. ......., sec. oo0
L!ca II lsf.i.;. tao .,x.,tory tats; John
sG.r~e-. owner. LANCER. architect.
d9sreE =, 800, tvo .iy.story and i as ,ment ON
ppSt,s Lo~ent ~ x Pa. or. owne.s: Ii
A;!ea j. S /; ~; two .siI..,ory and '''
o.so..eL' Fat, and store. Elias Ksmpuer.
,oHL'r' " PEI an. ar h;t-ct: cost. 6o.5oo
mi t,gs'; J4%4 o i Stern. owner; 81 ,.o.o
h g, :, .9 az. E,'t nrS. 1way: cor six
d;la2 and !io,' IS e. cor, Improvement
y h,i' aud s'ore. Joseph ErnrS and
"a .-' cbGnanA. owners, 7 tustlardt.
W.. ;, (, { &; ,a.l r5ysIaeq, 10 tenement,
SL,.ip SCI NIT owner, HoreIbur.er
l4G II q, r., Improvement, to tene.
,Hpmnbnr,er str.nb. arIhitects, cost 400
hynIt Il ~ Improvement to tenement
hor NIB .rser ( straub. architects; cost 100
AsTT1na so 81, IN prov ment to tenement;
hFapss. owner: W Berger. arch tsot;
''''''''''' 10000
EAST SIDE.
uen " FV'h az. bet cen Fourteenth and fIoA su.I
~ % .as M a Ss.o l:'Sy; CO..; improvement
WEST SIDE.
we" N FUtA or. hst~e,n Fouyte,nn and IIoA IIJ
ty'; ,Gry dxslns. Peter wGeSer.ownst;
An1e1'on' architect COST. ...., 3s9 700
HARLEM.
CI7nA1t1n Island. noTth NJ Il0th ST.
hltta!t'' Islan :, III geestory and dorm,ory
Ia nIiyro iln city OF New York, owner;
40 :, y s!ateIY, architect cost .,... $40 900
~ Ay, "O"p anI = ~; two ,iI.story fats;
, .ESb,.h ~ losA"nowners: -. Bernstein,
ii'ta ;, 200 list a1: sxstory dat; oo'''
tS.'ts,n 4 "alewskv. owners; N, Bern.
6i Broadway. coz i3oth st; improve. "oooo
a.nt T. dSel!ns; City Real Estate Co.
'"He' kIngrose architect, COST. 900
BRONX.
thorough Of he BronrI
'o!e'tAv,e IS. l43 Home st: seven three.
" ~ teneGGnts; Charles Hohl. owner;
VII sca%AIewerlc, ar Infect c, stu, s3S. 500
sST pataeai 81 Msry ss anI c., h. iars1
i %, 'HeF o"n"rs;J II Lavelle, aIchitecti
GsT dwelling ia OBJ Ramsteck. owner;
N'+'A S1IH1lecti cost. not STAYED
BRONX.
thorough NJ The ByonrA
t'o3E az, :. IFS 8 lBDth st, borIooo;
'CaA T'e!berg TO Jacob -iegel ..,,,.'.....,S l
l s2iI = s sSEfys; solomon 3 Toplia 10 -,
sj js5, a., ? :. * lasth ct, Soriooo;
,s.,oc Il.ll4sd to Frod'E Ballard '...'' 1900
IS1sso isa g Ryl s'so IaRs. sx; s s
,Moio Anne Aud.bcr,,.....,.,,, G,7oo
cS'TG sEx i ~ 81. lct;e st. 15 sSns
al, i%'' 49, ;%1s 3iiii Geo LIE Jeuns 70 LANA
M Bc, n a. or ilntA ST. sox7Si Patrick
rs',.n,.',E " - Am ir5 - StTsesI'
ba.A ~. ,i,ni Jeremiah Baker TO The city
o. ay,,s ,iss iossia, st. boIliioo.s; !
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Foreclosure suits.

10th ct, 8 9. $50 W 4th av, 25xIl4, 2tth ward;
Mary Stewart VS. Mary Kurz; atty. Hail.
s7;h sL, O. 500 Central PIX W, 2ox 90; Jos1pha NJ
Young. extTr, Va Jacob Il Kirkpatrick ct al; attys
Its 30 and 81. map of IL lots Kpgslsnd estate,
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

The Avenue Gf Travel South ard SON Invest,
CUBA. MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.
Departure II New York Penn -ylyania r. K station
Daily, ESD 81. Cortlandt and Desbr ,sses sts.
The leaving time from Desbr osses and
Cortiandt reefs t. five inmates later than
that given below for Twenty.third Street
iaiio 4. MAS. MAIL-Puliman Burs, sleep
!ns Cars. New York % AtlSnti. Nv Orleans
8 2. Nh. FLA. ExPRESs-Pnllman
.b!A, savannah. Jacksonville. Tampa and Augusta
s!a5 p. pi.-wAsHrNGToS CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED. VIA LYNCHEl Rcr-Pullr.an D-a~ I'M
ROOM SerDins Cars New York 70 Roanoke. KnnN-
Ylle. chau"noo4a. New Orleans and Memphis.
4:a5 y. T-wAsHINdToS L soUTHwEsTERy
LtMlTED-Pnl!raan l. swnc Room sleepinI Cars
Memphis, Ashevile. Knoxville. Chattancoga and
Nashville D,r!n: Car service. Tourist SleeDing
Car arlington 70 Sla Franchises. Mondays We'd
ncsdays and Fl iIys Z e.'av> an satur lays
View York and Florida Limited" nnsu train in
the world. resumes tsrv ce. January ie. 1900. ee
tween NV YORK and St An nstine -
., GNERN ~ OFFICE al BROADWAY.
Pennsylvan!a X. r.. tax orrcrs Nu.. ~ :, att,
West Twsnty.thIrd Street station; and stations
foot OF D-shr sses and Gorilla a. ar et-; Court
srr,et, ,u + tlt street ~ r oadwav and Team
lyanla Annev station, BrooLlyu; Station jersey
FRANK :. CANNON NJ cULP.
Cd v!se Pres. 6 CIer'l Mgr. Tranac Mgr.
". A TURK. G. p. A.
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AailrGads.
Pennsylvania

pennsylvania
~ 1AIb7oA AID.
STATIONS foot o. WEST TwrSrr.rHrhp srRErr Asp
DEsBhossEs AsD coRrLASDr STREETS.
n1-The leaving time from Desbros.es and
Cortlanht streets 10 five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Street
Station, except where otherwise noted.
P.t.sburg to chicago. No coaches to Pittsbnre
s s PksssYE9iSfK IIMif fs6 clfyiiana
si fg4 h pnps
81 Iss.s S IA d SS ils.ssSs. sis
s;ss z NJ WESTERN ExpRrss.-ror chicsxa
isfiRs ss:PE Pitt.
q'y' s lsSi3G Il! kce r.ep.s and
Valley Route. Connects Tor clcveiapd except SAT-
s.ssSH ff'M MAIL AND ExpRtss-pul,msn buass
Sleeping Car New York to Altoona Fast Liberty.
Pittsbnrc and points West daily. except Sunday.
VA .IINGToN AID THE SOUTH:
'S9 ~ S pnns c ,"ss 'P pSsns Cs
" lS 2 2s. P: Doh ..on and SSlan 4.
can as DINING car. ass ?. ". j 10 night
is'5s Is..S Cong, :a ma LIN i. ~ III p.rlns and
Dining SArs) 3. A25 Dining Carr, ass DINING
C!n:Y:2bP. VI. I2;,o n eht
sogIHEBS RhiLwAY.-ESpress a:,o, t;7s p. NJ
SbRf fo nit hNb WESTERN sAnwAY.ror Men,
phisand Ees on ans. 8;25 p 81. daily.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-EIprvss 1858 A. NJ aud
eHKsApEhkE 5 OHIO RA1LwXY.-7.so A NJ. ~.ss.
FOR Old POM OF + c59Srokkt and yonroIk-7,so
A. ". Weekdays and S: S5P II. daily:
ATLANTIC CITY-ii.6 p NJ week.davs Throueh
Vest bued Train. pueet Parlor Care PassepgeI
Coach and Com bned Coach.
CAPE MiY.-I".S IS r. NJ. week.days
from West Tw"n.Y.third Street Station. s.s5 A
y. l2ao a:2s and lS5 r. NJ SUNDAYS: pi?s 4.
NJ ass P. VI. from Da.brostes and g ,rtlsnat
sundays. 0.46 A. u b;i5P NJ
go foH PiJLAnELPHIA. 80.
iSin psstro.se. and coitandt streets ioso,
dining Car JOSS Dining Car, II IS A. NJ,
.55 :lO ,Desbrosses and cortlandt streets
2?ol. 255. 3:a5. a'5S 425. li2 Dining Carr. ass
Dp'nS G3r ., 3:s' piSis. ear sH5 s a2s
n5t Limited. nS5. 1855 Timing Car A. ".
l2h5. 55 pinirg Carr. Bps. a:S5. 4i2s
Inn.ns Ca: SOS Dining Car. 5:55 Dining
Car 7:S'. x S.. p:2j 7. ". 1910 n!ght.
26l Broadway. Aston House; West Tw-ntythird
street. Stau1n Aud stations foct ~ DAshrosscs aud
CoTlar az stgse;s Court street. $40 Fulton street
- Broadwsy and Pennsylvania Annex station.
fro'kvL station. J"rsey CITY. The New York
Tria,tes Company will call for and check baggage
FROM hotel, and rctid"nces through 70 deStnaton.
Trlerhenc VIA Eighteenth Street" for Pennsyl.
vaati Klilr.ad cab Service.
J. l.. HUTCHINSON. j. R. WOOD.
General " uagcr General Pass'r Agent
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schmid, Josephine. to John p Feddersen.
Amsterdarn av. 81. " cor e2d VI, 8 YIN.
Conn. Euphemiag, to Corn Illus Daily, l2th
av. Q, Is S+th 4. 25xiOo; 18th az, 9
e. rs 34th 81. 25xloo. 14yrs mo and is
Nils. ReSecea D. to Co -pei.u. DAILY. 18th
av, 5 Is cor saith at 25xloD; 18th av, 0,
500 3ith ct. 2oxloo. II yrs mo and 10
same to same; nth av. .. rs Q 3tth OF.
Levers william, TO George Rehm. Cd av, 3s3.
. yrs 100. .........- t............,..... =
sloermsn. Harris; and ano. to Libty T
Levy Canal ST, 70, 8 A.l2 years .....,..,.t
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Miscellaneous.
FURNISHED Rooms 4fautrd.

TWO FURNISHED or ljNFURNlSH-
ED ROOMS WANTED in high-elass
house; highest references.
Address A, 100 Sun office.
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NEW YORK CENTRAL.
nays anu 'NH Harlem Division.

v;I2 A. VI. AMI S:T5 p ~ Daily except sunday. 70
Piusdrd; sundays q vat :rO A. NJ.
Nasner Pt,a'e Carr Oh al ihrnu n trains.
Trnius illuminated with .nts h Lig ~.
Tick,t offices at lia ?nI. 4lS ari I2in Broadway.
81 Union 50, ". gas Colrr bus av.. ~ W. ie5th at
Grand Central station J25th -. station and lSsth
81. stalon. New York; 3Ss and 700 Fulton ct aud
loo Broadway F. D.. Brookyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortland" for New York Central
CAY s. rv'ce. Bacrsce hcvkod fran hotel or real
de'lA by westcott EYprrs. Ca'Gpanv.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

ThrouIL trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers
g., as follows. aud Eve nsnutes earlier from West
G.nl A. M.-Vesuoule E1pr less daily for Bng-
C''o hamton. WAv ,rly, Elnlira BUT 10, Brad
ford. arrives buffalo : p NJ. Parior Car Buffalo.
Dam 4. n.-vest!bule Lmited-Fas mHii daily:
7!40 A. 81. cnicaso < p. Vi. 4 erneSs to Chicago
cleyelen az! Cine nnatl. BIN T. r.,,
I'm T.. M.-Butalo and Cleveland yestbuled
.CO Express daily. arrives Buffalo 7;oh A. u.
bad bIsdtnrd ,7;2o ". Jame;tosp NJ; foanGs.
Hun 10 and Cleveland. c T. Library Car
OIL 4. M.-Da " solid train for Binghamtop
T. Chea!e and Gin limit, Dung c,r:
'rICKETS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
a51 Broadway, 1877 b wery, l56 Fast iohth At and
2 West l25th st. Chambers and West 23d a.. fer
rrs Nnw York. s99 and $40 Fulton st., W BrHad-
yay Brtoklyn 1?2 yerst. HoboGan and Jersey
ehecks pagga.e from hotel and residence 10 desti'
nation. t.
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Hewitt, ri. d, ,,s Lscr.,, Az. ,ss.s,s, 8.

ltItE. DANUBE 80 VA u hafden
Crcston Nv, $, 1T2 y DonnyIrook At, 76x
O. Erna WAN ,Zsndt TO Lake 8 Van
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LEHtGH VALLEY.

satioLs foot OF Wa, ,5rd ori!audt and Dcsbrosses
strre'S ue!.i. i Il teri! ctl
lirie Yves, %s;d street o,hGr rsures Cortlandt or
1eshtosses streets. Daily rNCrnr s,nda'. sunday
l,.N ~ ~, Oar IA Us GA!! sunday leaves
- AN eSuaGay lcaNuy - AZ. sunday leaves 6ls
IN. N-lnGts IA AYES t.SpN
t'G.$5, 700 \. NJ loea! Tor EAsToS.
EALLs ~ es;, and rr.Sc4ta local points Psricr
nd pGinC Ca; Connects Tor Coal ranchcst.
,:rll.Sss 1900 S.Sn " "a DIAMOND
ea 70 Sc.tns CAPACITY Duo Buffalo 9.s J.. n; con.
.cct ng with through secperb To Detroit and Chicago
Jin!Gs 'sr service a Ia carte
1888 l::GGSS + n sssi SEssssas;
vJ.lO, y5.2OP.M. Local for MAJ ca CHUNK,
..,JS35 A6sl1pN Chicago Vssu6gle Limitsd
,.:7.55, 500 r 81 Exposition Express for BUFF
.S.JS. s.iC r H. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,.
9UFE Nin and West Sic. pipv Carr TO Chicago.
SOUTH PLAlEF IEi.D and BOUND BROOK, locals,
lii except suuGey 'a.5, go A. II. 'iio. 40. $40
6. o, ~. s and 90 +. NJ
w. 81 and ~ broadway, S Union Square West, rs
Coumlus Az ., Y. y; SCI Fulton St., Court st., ~
FRO Y ana Annex Station; brooklyn- -.
y Y. Transfer Co. will call for and check eaggagv
Nm hotel or residence through IN destination.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW oRk-NCEENs IOwE-l1NERPOoL.
TeutonIc De. 20, aeon, Oceanic jan -. II A. ".
Ggrman!e Jan. D. nNcn; rentonir. Jan, Al. noon.
rlv 10 WHITE STAR LINE,
Pier is. North River. once 9 1T ldway. New York
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Durlli,fg Anusrs TO Ert.


A HOUSES. upfurnished and furnished. In desir-
IA. able locations rent - ;onn % - o9o.
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oLp nSaiNIoN LINE

For Old Point Comfort NorG1k. portSn ou,h
Binper'S int Newport News and Richmond. Va.
couneeuns 10. Peter burg, Richmond, VI :!nia
Beach. wash.aGton. D. c, and .eanre south and
West.
IRE aht and passenger steamers sail from Pier &C.
North RIVER. foot q: Ee eh st every week lay, eI.
eept saturday at 5 P; 1Id saiuEisg a. P. ".
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NEW YORK AND PORTO Eco STEAMSHIP CO
,-----., Steamer Ponce new, Sail
A.o,,.J ing January IL. touches az
/ NTourfu s n Juan and prir opal pors
\ D1.Ao D;1e OF the island, The best Of
Forto HIco. modern. ateomm od.iions toE
trst AMI second cabin pas.
ssngerS. All rooms outs!d' on deck
MILLER BIZ IL \ KNowL TON. AGENTS az Broadway.
Ur RAYiOSD & wHlTcoMB. IS Union Iuare
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HAMEU 2G-AM: RIClH LINE.

Twin Screw ENpEess 5, Gamers during Win,
Ter on German Nehiterrnncan Service. Ser
vice IN London, Paris, Hamburg, resumed
Feb. re, 1909. Twin screw Passenger Ser.
WV. to plymouth Lond bu and Hamburg.
Also y. VA nhUr d.rest
For sailing. &c, apply 70
Company's ol.ee, - way Ny, Ph me 1871 Broad
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Zeal estate-Cut Of the City.

New Jersey-Saie or Rent.
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FRENCH LINE.
C0yp 'GNlE GESERkLE TR NSkTLAnTl0UE.

DIRECT LINE TO HANRt-PAktS TRANCE.
sa!ltnr every ThGr.ity at loA. NJ.
From Per No. North River. foot II Irton st.
L'Aqn.tains... Dec 81 La thaplia.n Jan. IL
l. n etakne Dec - I.A1mIatne. Jan. l.
La y tmaule. Jan. l. Gas'OsEG. Jan. IS
GIrstclAsb passage 10 HAVE, So and rpNa,d.
Genl A:eavy for L. :, and Cap 81 ROADWAY, y.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
ARRESTED ON CHARGE OF MURDER
THE CRIME COMMITTED NEAR PLArNFIELp'
FOUR YEARS AGO


Plainheld. July IS CspeciaD-A message from Nc
former resident OF PlainheId who deliberately mur
dered Harry Durham at NEWMARKET four years
age this month. was arrested yesterday. after n
struggle. in Thompson Township, Fulton County.
by District Attorney Daniels and Sheriff Sheets.
Darling was living under the name OF Ralph E. j.
Walton
At the time the murder was committed Daring
vas living yth his parents MT ana M, .,a-.o, sonn
he announced that he was going for bicycle ride
He went as far as a hotel in New-Market, where ne
met Harry Dnnham who had been an oia scnooi-
mate OF hts. Dunham was then living IN Horneis-
vile. y. Y. but was visiting relatives IN New-
Market The two men greeted each other pleas
antly drank beer together az the bar. anc then
played several games OF pool, chatting and joking
AL at once without any provocatton or any quar-
rel having taken place, Darling drew a revolver
and fired two shots at Durham, who was MT N tne
mead oy both bullets and fell 70 the moor. oy.ns
in few moments. Darling, with bis revolver
still in his hand, out OF the hotel ana sprang
upon his wheel. riding away toward South Plain
field.
There were few peope about the hotel, and they
were startled by the sudden tragedy that no one
attempted 70 follow the murderer until he mad Deen
gone a quarter Of an hour. When the searching
He had not been IN this section since and
until yesterday succeeded IN eluding all search
When Darling was discovered under the name OF
Ralph f: Walton ne had been living n rulton
County for three years. He was married IN June
70 Miss Gordon. and appeared 10 be living a
quiet ana respectable life. When arrested ne
being the wanted. Prosecutor VOORHEES, VIII
make application for his eXtraditton immecateiy y.
as he was indicted for murder In Niddlesex county
soon after the crime was committed lie suilv
red 20 Miss Mundy In this city several years ago.
and deserted her without divorce.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19

papers. and used 10 read them to Mrs swayne
Mr. swayne never read much. When found that
ceru among MI Swayne's papers ! called his at
tenton to II, and told him Il was the same name
as tnet OF the man IN the Molineux The
name and address were written on the card"
Inc statement OF Cornish shown the woman
siderable conversation between swayne and the de-
tectlve was related.
We'll" she said, he didn't pey that trick
sharp as he thought. Mr. swayne did recognize
MIN MIN He said so at the table. after they were
zone he said: That Cornish I said.
i don't believe II was He said. Yes It was; I'm
sure OF II. That's the man that got the poison.
The man that was Cornish aid not take his hat
on while he was here, and he did not seem 10
want to go when the other fellow here. It IS
not so that we tried TO call Mr.. swavne away. He
told them that he advised by his lawyer not
70 tax: and he said that he could not 20 TO New
York. for he could not leave his wife, who
invalid. Then they went away"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
MAYOR FAGAN TAKES A HAND.
HE ATTENDS A MEETING OF THE COM.
MIssIoNERs OF INSTRUCTION. AND
THREATENS TO TURN 3OME
wARRrNG MEMBERS OUT
wARRING MEMBERS OUT.

The Commissioners OF Public Instruction OF Ho-
boken held lively meeting on Monday night ana
as a result Mayor Fagan. who was present as an
ex ofHcio member. publicly threatened 10 deprive
several Commissioners OF their seats and appoint
other men in their places. Whether he Will carry
out his threat or whether he has the power TO do
so remains 10 be seen.
For some time the members have been divided.
Commissioners Dooley, Vol. Bell and Muzzl oeins
arrayed against Commissioners Scuhr, kersey, Or
ferman and wadhem. and when Mayor Fagan at
tended the meeting for the hrst time 10 many
weeks the incident was looked upon as sisnlncant.
Philin Rremerhoff as experimenting architect Of
the Board by party vote at the lasl n,e1iut ds0'
which Commissioner Ben was aDSsnv; ,,. y, sen tna,
motion made 10 adopt the minutes Ot ma ma
meeting Mr. Bell arose and asked on wnat grounas
Mr. Bremerho had been appointed On oens 'Iy by
by President Oferman that ne was apponteu "
the Board he declared thsd s the oerms
replied that the Board not legislative body.
that 1t had power 10 make laws ana W. was yiaS suD
for the aves and noes and in spite Of the protests
Of Messrs. Bell. Vol. Dooey and Muzzi declared
Another not discussion arose over the increase Of
the salaries Of the Janitors OF schools Nos anS
S,nbr Kersey Waidheim and ONerman in favor
and Bell. Dooley Vol and Muzzi agsins5 6n. CaI ~
vote ave" answered the Mayor. and the president
declared the vote carried Mt Ben stdrLsn S 20 20 pb
test vigorously but ruled out OF order oy tne
Mr. Muzzi then presented a resolution increasing
,b1 salaries Of the training school teachers s5
month but II was defeated by the opposition OF
the Mayor and IL looked II matters would pc
come serious Mr.. VOll presented resolution re-
scindlng the action Of the previous meetins Ou, ~
was declared OUT Of order and motion "aS HA''
TO adjourn. - - an an0rv
Just then Mayor Fagsn arose; and IN an r., ang.y
and tremuloIs voice said: Mr.. President regret
Very much the actions Of certain members SO 90.
night I will certainly use my prerogau'S
the next meeting and put other men III 'heA'
places" . -. 49,. Mavor uhen
the latter cried out: I don't want 70 & nave S yor yg
thing 10 do with you. You ought 20 sen, IN ygsf
yasigSnation as YOU are a disgrace 70 the Board
IT won't resign" replied Mr. Bell exeitedS'r ar,
Then I will put one IN your pace o''
through with such people as you; %, Ill ~. ~.
.sIt's mutual" replied Mr.. Bell L VIII not DO
After the meeting Mr. Bell sa.d; Mayor nsr ~
unoys he can't remove me- or any otner IneilDsr u
fbs BOARD / was appointed for fuIl teIrn, altS
am going 70 II out Mr. Onerman nad no e II
- choke me and the others on ana ne Know q. q.
The minute a man shows any indepenaensssI g. u, NE
caiIed an obstructonist but that won IaLs a. :,
Tbers are some men in the Board VINO are ,tn iyttrs
"a run II and the others are sat upon lot h sae1
an Their rights" Mayor Fagan could hoI DC ses"
ysstsrdav as ne had gone 70 Asbury FafA'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
TWO CIVIL SERVICE DECISIONS.
APPELLATE DIVISION REFUSES TO DISMISS oNf
CLERK AND SETS DATE FOR A HEARING.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court yes
terday handed down a decision on the application
Of the Corporation Counsel for the removal OF
Adolphe y. Dumahaut. clerk OF the Municipal
Court for the Eleventh District Of the Borough OF
Manhattan The basis for the application is re-
port containing charges made by the Commission
ers Of Accounts. These charges, II substanuateo'
would Justify removal, but, the other hand the
Court intimates the answer fled by Dumahaut Is
also satisfactory, II substantiated. In such case
the city charter, in Section 1885 contemplates a
hearing upon due notice The Court therefore de-
clines to summarily remove Dumahaut, but hxes
October next as the date for hearing on the
charges.
The Court also handed down a decision in the
certiorari proceedings brought by Lawrence Neller
70 review his removal clerk in the Depart
rent Of Buildings When Thomas J. Brady became
Commissioner on January l. 1898, he called on all
his subordinate5 for a written statement as TO the
work which they had been doing under Mr.. Con-
stable Mr. Veiller said that he had had charge OF
the preparation of for court, but ne negected
10 say that he had actually represented MI Con-
stable and signed his name. A few days later, IN
order to prevent the business getting Oehlndhand'
he stated this fact IN another comnunlcat ION
which Mr. Brady says he did not receive Inc
Court holds that Mr.. Brady was entitled 10 the
fullest information in the rst place ana approves
his removal OF Mr.. WELLER The writ OF certiorarl
Is therefore dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
LAW INVOKED AGAINST HR. DADT.

PARTY LEADERS APPLY TO JUDGE HURD TO COM
PEI HIM TO RECOMMEND APFoINTEEs.
Four Members OF the Executive Committee OF the
Republican party Of Kings County-Ex- Sheriff
william J. Buttling. Of the Fifth Ward; William
L. Extance OF the Twenty-hftb Ward william
Kramer. Of the Nineteenth Ward. and Andrew
Jacobs Of the Tenth Ward-applied yesterday
morning 70 Judge Hurd in the County court ior
an order compelling Michael ]. Dady. chairman OF
The committee 10 recommend for appointment as
election officials the proposed by the petition
ers Hugo Hrsh appeared FOR the realtors. and
Frank Harvey Field for the Administration forces
NJ TIirsh said that IN accordance with the oy-
Laws and party practice OF the association II was
1nandatory FOR the chairman OF the Executive com,
G,toe ~ recommend for appointment by the Board
of Elections the men proposed by the several ex-
M Field argued that the appointment was
entirely optional with the chairman IN the PresenI
case Mr. Dady refused 70 recommenqb b,t vhe SoSIs
p1se their Office for factional purposes
New-York tribune., 1899-07-19
THE LATEST KENTUCKY FEUD.
ORIGIN OF THE ENNITY WHICH INVOLVED
NINE MEN IN SHOOTING AFFRAY-Two
WE'RE KILLED. ALL THE OTHERS
SAVE ONE WOUNDED
SAVE ONE WOUNDED.


Manchester. Ky, July IS (specaD.-Aaron Morris
white. and Hugh Griffin. coored, shot and
killed in the fight at Hackers schoolhouse three
miles from here. yesterday. between Aaron Morris
and the Grifins on one side and the Philpots and
Fishers on the other. Wash" Thacker had ar
rested one Of the Philpots and taking his bond.
when some one shot him from behind. Then the
shooting became general. and from fifty TO one
hundred shots were fred. Bob Phphot. Ed
Fisher and Mart" Griffin are mortally wounded,
and Mason Griffin had an arm broken by a Win
chester ball
Two years ago Aaron Morris shot and killed
James Philpot son Of ex- Representative Granville
Phnpot. old Union soldier. who lost leg at
Stone River. Bad blood has existed between the
Morrises and Phipots ever since. and when the ne
groes (the Grifins). who are friends OF the Nor
rises. began shooting the Philpots yesterday II
brought up all the old hate Nine were en-
gagged in the fight and Peter Phpot was the only
one who escaped uninjured. Granville Philpot was
badly wounded.
The statement that the Baker Howard feud Is
connected with this tragedy is untrue. The Whites
and the Phipots have been political enemies for
many years although both belong TO the Repub-
ican party. and there is serious danger OF nos
riltles between the members families.
II Sheriff Beverly White should try 10 arrest the
Phpots IN rough manner he would prooably
precipitate trouble. but he knows and fears the
wounded men will go 10 their homes and stay
there until they able 10 come into town ana
give themselves Up. for they say they have clear
case OF self defence The opposing forces were
Edward Fisher, Robert, George, Granville and
Peter PhilpOt against Aaron, Morris. William.
Hugh and Green Griffin. Manchester is as quiet
used 10 killings that they apparently not vor-
red over this latest slaughter.