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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-04
NICHOLSON.
Special to the Scranton Trihulo.

Special to the Scranton Trihno,
Nicholson, June s,-Hra Caarics
Shaw, OF E0st Lemon Pa, wa. a
caller In town yesterday.
Mrs. Loomls OF I-oonis Lake, spent
the day with Mrs. Gilbert L. Davis
yesterday.
Mrs. DIN Blakeslee hs entertaining
Mrs. WCstbrook and heC brother,
Dana Havens, from Sayrs, Pa, this
week.
MIS- Msry Dougherty, OF Foster,
Pc, was caller In town yesterday.
An execution has been issued against
the Acme Manufacturing company.
ana the place is closed up at present
Neal V. Walker issued the execution,
and 1t - claimed that the company
owes $500 for labor. II f. hoped that
matters will be soon settled ana thet
the work win start up again as the
Industry Is bcnent to our town
Mrs, Frank z. Brown recently knl-
ed black snake about FIVE feet long
near her homo,
Miss May whitman, a IAn1oviIie,
Pa, has Just returned home after a
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Spencer.
II. ID. Tiffany and Ned c. Tiffany
expect to open a stone quarry al
Suumersville soon.
g Charles Garland recently got ha
first pension, which included an
amount FOR long time previous 70
the present.
Miss Anna Sabol expects 10 grad
uats ut the Binghamton city hospital
soon.
-,
Pleasant MoUnt, are spending a few
days with their only son, DR.. II. III
Niles.
The Lad!e-' Ala society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal church will meet al
the home Of Mrs. M. C. BlRkesles next
Wednesday afternoon. Supper will
be served between s and O'Clock.
M and Mrs, Frank c. briggs and
daughter, Gladys. and ATT. ana Mrs
Clarence II. Mcconnell, spent the day
at Lake Winula.
This o ening at O'Clock Charlie.
Pr!Ca and Mrs. Ollie Walker were
quietly married al the homo Of tbs
bride by Rev. Lumsn T.. Sanford, Mr.
and Mrs. Price will reside on R1ymUnc
hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. q. Stark are spend.
inc the Sabbath at New Milford witt
Mr., and Mrs. Chester Stark.
Miss Stella Travis II spending tfrt
Sabbath at Factoryville with hel
mother.
Miss Myra Maynard II at Afford
Pa, fer few days visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. James Decker.
i. Il. Boni is home from Phiiadei
phia.
Miss HOLSTERS pupils ana orches
trr, assisted by Ralph d. williams
baritone, baritone. ana Mrs. II. A
BAker, pianist will give a musical,
az tho Nicholson opera house, Tues
|day evening, June !. A nne pro
gramms viii bS presented.
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THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York. Juno 2--TherV was manifest he.,-
tatiun IN the trend Of rrces today and a doubt
was disclosed whether the upward movement
was not 60 prove abortiVs. The only stock in
demand Ter London account Wns Baltimore and
OHIO which touched - in ths Geu York market,
an extreme advance OF s% on nImors ot al
carly dividend on tho stock. There were also
on. Ur two minor rsi'roId stocks which moved
upward. Those sustaining influences, however,
failed TO hold the market and the bulls sought
O. take prohts with resulting loses in prices
which reached to between ! and points in soHg
stocks The iron and steel indrstrials were
conspicuous sufferers on the depressing opinions
regarding the trsdV outlook BY the mercantile
agencies and on the shutting down OF additional
mil. q the stss, and Wire company which were
rushed. Sugar hung below last nights leTel
rld was comparatively duh The closing was
heavy and unIsttied on a declining seals, To.
tal sales lol. 400 shares In the BOND market
there has been some Improvement in demand
and "a prices - a result Of the accumulation
q idle money snd the RpAthsus dsInAnd for
funds IN tss money market Ihs volune Offer.
ing oi veil secured bonds 10 small and prizes
advanced without any considerable demand
United States registered "a, when Issued and
Tia s. declined u and cid "a regsseEpd and o.
- IN the bid price.
4A.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

joris Bunnoll, returned homo Wedncs-
day from Scranton. where she has
been visiting her brother, T. Il. Hines.
Mr.. Wycofr. Of Towanda, and Miss
Maud Bump were married at tho homo
Of her mother, Mrs. Nettie Bump. on
Thursday afternoon.
Mira Lois Briggs funeral was held at
the NJ. E. church yesterday morning.
Interment at Sllvara.
Mise Elizabeth Stafford will enter
tain the Musical club Saturday after
noon.
Hon. J. X. Newell and wifo, OF Tow
andA, wore visiting in town recently.
Mrs. II. h. Gaylord and Miss Vlr-
ginia Welles visited at Mr.. Theodore
Strong's, at West Pittston. last week.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

nally steady; good TO prime stcrs, q. Goa. 90;
poor TO medium, - IOa4S0; selected feeders,
a. 25a4 05 mixed stocksrs, S360a4,lo cows, va
bulls, S3.75aL25; calves, s5s7; Texas FED steer
S45Oa5lO; Texas grass steers, sS.73a44o; TS,'
bulls, s2.loa3co Hog'-keceipts today, j.
lower: top, 6lac mixed and butchers, S4..s.
5l24; sod TO choice heavy, s5a5.l2A; ros.
do. E.5a4.oOi light, lA60s5 10; bulk % fl.a,
S5o5sSlo. Sheep - Receipts, 2sO; lambs,
steady; good to choice vether,, s5a5..5; fair
TO choice mixed, A.40I5; western sheep, t5a5t5;
yripl.ngs, t5J0loi native lambs, s5a6.5o; vest
er lambs, soa7lo; spring do. 5as, Weeks re-
0o last week, cattle, 5l,4oo; hogs l6o,o0i
eipep. e so
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No. 8 DO, G2a65o.; No. 2 corn, s7ases7tas.; No;
yellow grass Nc oats, s?as2%e'i 10. Z
rye, 5lc; good fed!ng barley, Soho.; tar n
choice mailing 2ya42c, No, ! fax seed Sl.Soi
No. nOrtl"sst, S.s0i prime timothy seed,
oo5i shorl ribs, sides, Sos0So.6O; dry sslted
shoulders, e}qsGhe.; short clear sides, ~ hSlA7i
whiskcy, Sl.s3; sugars, unchanged, CluVer-COn'
tract grade, $50
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philndelnhin Stock Market.

Philadelphia, June s,".Rseeipts for the wc-t7
Becyc3, SOL; sheep, $685. hogs, 400. Bsef
C.ttle-lu tun supply and prices weaker; extra.
Gssa5i.c.: good ElsSiisc; medium, skass, !
grades except common were maintained; extra,
5s5Llc. good, ihaia,ci medium, ta4l&e; com.
mon, 2a3ssc,; lambs 4s7lIe,; spr!ns lambs, 1As
Ts.c Tor best western and 1hs7l1e. for other
grIdpe Fat COWS fair demand at t3It; thin
cows, moderate request At tlos2o; veal calves,
chInged at tsOa45; dressed bsVes sold irOsn
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Chicago Grain and Produce.

Chicago, June s.--Busipess on the board oi
trade was dull today. Wheat closed No, loWsri
corn shade higher oats a shade depressed and
provisions from 2ia to &c, higher 10 1haloc. de-
pressed. There was no news oi great import.
Ance, Cash quotations were az follows: Flour
$40; clears, s2 7oa320; spring specials, S.. 70a
$50; patents, s3a3.50. stralghts, So G0a2 b0;
bakers, S2a2. 80; No. spring wheat, 65tia66Ac. I;
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WYALUsING.
| 70 tho scrsnt.n TrIhunA

Special to tho ScrsAtsn TrlbunA
Wyalusns June s,-Mrs. Thomas
Mcnamara, OF Meshoppen, Is visiting
relatives In town,
Mrs. ]. A. Kintner and son, hewitt,
and Miss Lulu Hall. OF Meshoppen,
spent Memorial day with relatives.
Mr.. Roland Crandall and mother, OF
Stevensville, attended the play by
home talent here Wednesday evening,
Mrs. @. l.. welles Is At the sayre
hospital for treatment.
Mss Ellis beth Hines ana niece. Mar
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East Liborty Cattle.

East Liberty, June s,--Csttle--Steady; extra,
S5. .Cla57 rs; prime, 54Oa5.60; common, g.. 50a
1 90 Hogs-Lower; prime hesVies and best me
diunls, $3.50; .hea'y Iorkers, &25i Hight DO,
si5, 20i pigs, t5a5 10, shseP-slow and lover;
choice lambs, as Ssdlo; common TO good, sS. 81
Is.s5; spring lambs, ;5a7; vsals calves, Si,5cI
AIS
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Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, June --Cattle-Recsipts, threo
sslsi sis'dy Tor LAT grades Others duii Ho.sLI
mediums, 1888; mixed. IS SOa5s5; Workers.,
s5.s5; light Workers, e. ,5a5so; pigs, siiSa&.oj
IsmbsEReccipts, 10 cars; stronger TOT Tor good
yesrling lambs culls and common unchanged;
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bONIla
Scranton Wholesale Market

tCouected by II. @. Dale, n Lackswsnna Ave }
Butter-Creamery, Gle dairy tubs, zoe,
Eggs-Seleot western, l4o nearby state lihc.
lheese-Full cream, new, illial2c.
Bcans-Per bu, choice marrow. s2.t5I medium,
%. pea, S2.S0.
Potatoes-46o.
Bermuda 0nions-el.15
' Tlour-Dest patent, $.25.
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New York lave Stock Market.

New York, juno 2. - B.sves Honihaily
steady; cnlvts dull and lower; vsals, s5.ob6.
Sheep and Lambs--sh sheep dull; yesrlinss, steady;
lambs. firm and vantedi medium 70 good sheep,
choice stock hsrs, Eoss--st.sdy at $S.4oab6O.
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Oil Market.

Oil City. June s--Cr.dit balances, tl..s; Ger.
tihcates. no bid, offer or sal,s; shipments and
runs. not reported.
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AVOCA.

Any ons contributing 10 this india reliei frad
may send their money 70 vi. Mary Hastie,
Ayoca, who will forward II 70 the Christian
Herald. The following contributions have been
recciVed David Muir, t5; Sarah Oliver, 7bc,;
Mrs, Or. pfer. 81; John Hsstis IS; Amelia Por
ter, 5Oc; william IIsstie. o.; Brotherhood OF
81, Andrew and Philip, 81 so william Oliver, sc;
friend, 81; Launls Ellis, los. Walter Ander~
son, toc.; Mrs. John Mcdonald. soe. Mrs Nc.
Donald, 81; hp. Alexander, $50; Charles AK
man. a. r. Frew, u; total, s,l.0
Tn, borough council Will meet this evening
The sehol board will rsorsanihs this evening
Rev Or. Bird, Ci Scranton, will give a tem'
perSncs lscturS in 0hsllsys hall this evening
The marriage q hiE Margaret LOTUS oi
Moosic, and J, j, Mccormack, ei Hoboken, vas
tnnounced in ST. Nays church yesterday. The
marriage Of kisu Nellie Grady and Thomss Will
suA Is announced 10 taEs place this month.
Walter Jeffries, 0t the West side, will leave
this week for his former home in England. HIS
family will Join him In few months.
Kisses Mary walsh, Of PArsns, and hsrgsra
hsyoei, of Miners Mills. spsut ,ostrrdiy VIII
friends ia town
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state OF Ohio, Cip Of Toledo, Lucn County, a.
Erank j. Cheney makes oath that he is TIM
,,nior partner Of the Arm ot p j. Cheney 4
60. doing business in the CSty Of Toledo. County
and state aforesaid. and that said firm win
nav th, sun OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS FOR
ssSh and sysry case Of CltlTh that eGnsot ba
e.rrd by the use OF HALLS CATAhHn CURH
FRANK J. CHENEY.
snoru 70 before me and subscribed In NV
presence, this eth dsy Of December, A. D., Iss6
istsLl A. W, GLEASON
Notary Public
Halls CAtarrh Cure n taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and nueou. surface
Of the sys1In. Send for testimonials tree,
r. J, ChLEEY & CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, T5c.
Hal's family Pills are the best
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81 Cents
Is the Lowest Price for
Night Gowns

} OF VIDE Ha1nDuIS inserting
! and cluster of tucks; both v
5 shape and high neck. Three
s to customer.
5 WE SHOW
Without question. the most extern
slvs and elaborate collection of
} gowns in Scranton, Proof Of this
[ statement is the great assortment
that will be spread out before you
! ere beginning today. We have
s never shown 50 many styles-all
) SO fairly and considerably priced.
2 for some very handsome
5 SSC gowns, made OF the dsinti-
} est muslin with hemsitchsd high
} neck, also with V neck and insert
ing Of Hamburg. Another style at
} the same price is empire, with fancy
! trimming Of Hamburg.
) <o Is the price for two ex-
? OCC quisits styles Of gowns,
( that are very handsomely hem
stitched and come in both Y and
5 high nscks. Would be cheap at
: $Loo.
offers another dollar style
} <SC In gowns IN both Y md
) high neeks. Finished with six
I clusters Of pla,s and alternate rows
s Of lace. Uneommonly pretty.
( 40 several styles Of gowns,
( SCC better than the Las kinds
: elsewhere. In V, high and Empire
} styles beautifully finished with lace
; and Hamburg.
{ One can gather but small con-
5 ception Of the beauty from thsss
} meagre and hurried descriptions.
} II is to your interest to see ths dis
play. There are gowns here in
; prices as high as $5.75-as choice
} in style as you'll find In any Amsri-
: can store.
} Story OF gowns can be repeated
) with the Undcrskirts. There arc
: dozens Of styles no two alike. and
) not 10 bs found In any other stsrs
save here. In buying the Jonas
! Longs Sons Undergxrmsnts one
! must remember that sxclusivansss
I comes with price Iittlsness.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18

horn horn 22 Naples So. se Agtsrs October and Gibraltar
steamer AIbanga Ger. Petersen. Yokohama July 5.
4Sy o- d5s s S3S sngsDoTs 2 Colombo
steamer Mount a. Vsrnoa SS 6af or T5C Nsoa on
Cages Jasmei santa Marta 10. and Inasna r. Win
Steamer Neuces Risk Galveston October II and Kew
Vest Il. with mdso and passengers G H Mallory q
Steamer Hamilton BOaz Norfolk. with mdse and pas
sengers to the Old Dominion SIS Co
Steamer Bluehelds, Curry Baltimore. with mdss H
& ssaa@.s Be%Rsfaetor % Swain Philadelphia October 1&
steamer George H stout, Davis Philadelphia Rari
United states TgansDort Rswlns; Bennett San Juan
passengers to the United States o1arteTmaste 8e0sr
French oser al saeh6 Sr c6mmsne 20 S29 m le n B
tniqus October II WIN anchor foot Of West twenty
sandy Hook: n J. Oct L. $3.50 m-wind west. south
SAILED.
Steamers New1York for Dominican ports via Turks
& srsd e & Por nFGna M1oT &
ampo9n nsnnhsim (GeT BiGshing Germanis (r LLv-
ton Michigan CBr2. London: Europa CSor1 Port au
hdRfs eSe gysRds' Norfolk and Newport News
dtaD. Naples. etc: BelaggiO GER Maceio. etc,
TEB MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS
FOREIGN PORTS
eFest dysp OCT 4sgSS sfs9msT @ K I:swaRn @
v.Piy PiymSgt6 a oct T. $50 steamer Pennsy
burg proceeded. anu ''s-"
Tory Island. Oct 1T-Passed, steamer Ethiopia CSr,
MctNenzie, Nev-York for Moville GLASGOW
Scllly, Oct $50 m-Passed, steamer
Lizard, Oct II. $50 u m-Passed steamer Mapttor
CIr) Cannons, New-York FOR London
Keller. from Nev-YorH ~ '''
queenstown Oct IT, 6:lS u-Arrtved steamer Teuo,c
(r AcAinstFy New-York for Liverpool proceedei)
Isle OF Wight Oct lT-Passed. steamer La Campins
(Dutch), MarkschlaeEer, New-York for Antwerp
erts NeW-4 ork (passed Hurst Castle $50 ny sailef
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der (sr) EngeIbsrt roi
Bremen. New-1 oTk Via Cherhourg
London Oct lo--Satled steamers MARYLAND C2~, Mar
shall New-York; 18th. Myrtledene CBr) Yue New yor
HuI Oct lt-Arrtved steamer MarteIlo CTSr) Jenxins
Chrstiania. Oct 13-Arrived (previcuslyD steamer
Thingvalla dam. Iaub. New-York for ST PeIerbrsS
Abbott. New-York '''
Copenhagen. Oct 14-Arrived steamer Htsnsria Crar,
Won Leuenfels. New-York foT Stettin ' w."
New-York ' wv -'''Se'
Rotterdam oct l6-Arrived steamer Fot,sr,,r,
Dutch. Potter. New-ioTk via Bouogne
Bremen. Ocr 1I-Sailed steamer Wenar ,ar, r,,.s,.-
New-York tHremerhaven p u). 80 '''''
Cherbours Oct II. 2OS r-Arrived steamer Fennsyl
HanIa & & ST5sr1 spisdt New-York Via Plymouth Ham
Pauilae oct l4sailed. steamer Alexandra sixio or,
Gibraltar Oct l7-Passed steamer vince,z, r,,o-,o
utaD. Montane. Genoa etc. for WORK ~
AmeriS, Oet l6-Sailed, steamer PaWnee ,Fr, Cart
wright New-York V ''"' N'i'
Messna Oct l6-saled. steamer Poc,b,,ntas f,,,,
James from Naples and Almeral New .York '''''
Para Oct lS-Saiied steamer Poycarp tRr, lanes
NeW-YOTf 'N~'" '''''' JAMES,
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
WIFE'S TEARS SET A FORGER FREE
JURY JOINS IN REQUEST OF COUNSEL AND
CHILDREN, AND SENTENCE is
SUSPENDED.

Because of the fearful intervention of his wife
and children and a request for leniency on the
part of jury and prosecutor, John Ferner, of New
Brighton Staten Island, was yesterday set free
from a conviction Of forgery by Judge Foster,
sitting in Part " Of General Sessions.
Ferner was employed agent by the Metro
politan Life Insurance Company. Last December
the company offered prize to the agent who
would bring in the most new business IN a given
time. Ferner made out application for $4,000
policy, and had a friend Of his join him in the
scheme to have the application go through and the
policy issue a result, thereby swelling his bus-
ness. The policy issued. but the company
learned Of its nature and had Ferner arrested. He
convicted recently charge OF forgery in
the second degree. When UP for sentence yester-
day his counsel, Abraham Levy, made an affect
ing speech and pleaded for clemency. The jury
Joined in the request, and the companys agent did
also Judge Foster suspended sentence, which
could have been five years in prison.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.


Park Board, IL a. IN.
Shipping and Industrial Sound Money Assoca-
ton banner raising Bowling Green, noon
Southern New-York Baptist Association meeting,
Central Baptist Church, 1:30 p II.
East River Bridge Commission, p. m.
Racing at Morris Park, p. m.
Carriage Builders National Association. Sixty
sixth-st. and Columbus-ave. p. m.
Tenth annual convention, Carriage Harness and
Accessory Travelling Saesmens Association,
Grand Central Palace p. n.
Convention Of New-York State Association of
School Boards. Board Of Education Hall, afternoon
and evening.
Hearing IN the Of Captain James D. Clifford
before Commissioner ScanneA
Trials Of policemen.
Rapid Transit Commission afternoon.
Republican County Committee Charities Build
ing.
Republican mass meeting. Academy OF Music
Brooklyn, evening.
Mass meeting, Republican Club Of the 2I1kIst As.
sembly District, No. 50 West Ninety-sixth-st, s
p. N.
Meeting of Colored Republicans, Camp Mckinley
p.
New-York Academy of Medicine meeting No. II
West Forty-third-st., evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
NEW-YORK CITY.

The 9Th New-York Heavy Artillery, in war record
and song known the Dandy Fifth will have
its annual reunion at the Hotel St Denis to-mor-
row evening. The strongest evidence that the vet
Grams Of the Civil War fast disappearing is ex-
ercplied IN this veteran corps, as more than fifty
have crossed the silent river In the last two
years Captain Joseph H Barker No. Burling
Slip. is secretary, and he has urged all members
living TO be present at the reunion.
solemn high requiem mass will be celebrated on
Friday at 10 a. in the Mott Street Cathedral for
Mrs James z. March, wife Of Port Warden March,
Republican leader Of the With Assembly District.
The Rev. John r. Kearney will oficiate, and will
be assisted by Fathers OBrlen and Murphy. Mrs.
March died on September 19 from the effects of a
cold contracted while helping a family who had
been dispossessed.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
WESTCHESTER COUNTY
MOUNT VERNON.

Miss Esther K. Bearosley was married 10 David
Lewis Ballard. Of Chicago. at her home. in No.
s46 South Union-ave.. this city Tuesday even
ing.
A large reception in connection with the cele-
bration of the tenth anniversary OF the Church Of
the Ascension held IN the rectory on Tuesday
night. The TSeV. and MTs F. NJ. S. Taylor received
many presents.
william Warren, twenty-six years old, pris-
oner IN the custody CT the Mount Vernon police,
yesterday confessed TO stealing number Of wheels
in Mount Vernon. Detective Lynch accompanied
Warren TO New-York. where he recovered hYe
valuable bicycles
Mount Vernon was ablaze with Republican glory,
fireworks and red fire Tuesday night, for II was
honored with two speeches by Lieutenaut-Go Govern-
or Timothy L. Woodruff. MT. WccdruH arrived be-
fore sundown. and entertained at dinner at
the home Of ex-Mayor Edson Lewis. EX-Mayor Ed
waTd F Brush. a. Noel Blakeran- chief OF sJaL
OF the New-York sound money parade, and a half
dozen others We're guests At lur dinner az ne
end OF which the Rough Riders Republican Clubs
composed OF young under the COlnInaI1 oI
Major James J. Hayes, together with a Large body
OF citizens formed and escorted Mr.. Woodrun and
other guests in carriages TO Lincoln Hall and the
Grand Opera House. both OF which were crowded
le
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
MRS. RHOADS GETS S37, 900.
WIDOW OF SEVENTH REGIMENT CAPTAIN
RECEIVERS BIG DAMAGES FROM THE
METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.

Mrs. Elizabeth Rhoads obtained a verdict late
yesterday afternoon in the Supreme Court for
$4,000 damages. in the suit brought by her ad-
ministratrx Of her husband. George B. Rhoads
against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
This is the largest verdict rendered against
face railroad in this city in many years.
Mrs Rhoads asked for 900 damages Her hus-
band. while crossing Eighth-ave. or One-hundred-
and-thirty third-st.. July 10, 1899. down
by q car. The first persons to reach Captain
Rhoads after the accident policemen
named Muller and Thomas +. O'Brien. A gold
watch and chain We're subsequently found to be
missing from Captain Rhoadss pockets. and were
traced 10 Policeman O. BTen, who indicted for
thu robbery and sentenced TO four years impris-
onmsnt. He is stiH serving his sentence. and was
brought court 4 witness by the railway
company to testify in its behalf
Mrs Rhoads rave evidence to her husbands
income. and said that president Of the Stuy-
vesant Fire Insurance Company he had salary
Of Se00O year, and made besides about 81 600 from
othe. business interests Captain Rhoads was for
Tears in the 1th Regiment.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
YONKERS.

Asserlbivrnan Sloan has been unanimously elect
ed 2 member of the exempt frernen.
The windstorm which passed through Yonkers
Tuesday night wrecked nearly all the campaign
banners which were not hauled in before the storm
The will of Frances R. Williams of YOpkers. was
admitted TO probate yesterday by Surrogate Silk
man The decedent left her estate, valued at about
$4,000 TO many relatives and friends. Mrs. Will
Jams was nearly ninety years old at her death, a
Jew months ago To her daughter, Mrs klizaoeth
jackson IS bequeathed all of the household eHects
and s. O0O: three nieces Sarah s. Richmond, Cath2-
rine Richmond and Frances Richmond. receive
81 600 each: Caroline R. Granger, another niece,
win have $500 and a nephew. the Rev. William
Richmond receives $500. a valuable farm in ,t1 TIE
town of Greenburg = willed 10 Delaney B. Will
Sans his wife and daughter. The handsome homo
OF Mrs. Williams. in Highland-ave.. Yonkers. IS
devised TO her grandson, Professor jackson, OF
New-York tribune., 1900-10-18
WANTED FOR CHILD MURDER.
CLEVELAND MAN. ARRESTED IN THE
CITY, THOUGHT TO BE INSANE.

Harry Howard Stewart arrested by detec-
tives yesterday charge of child murder az he
was going into the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Companys building, where he employed as a
stenographer. He lived with his wife and her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Wilson, at No. sos
Superior-st., Cleveland. week ago Monday night
Stewart arose between 1 and o'clock in the
morning. took the child from beside It's sleeping
mother. and left the house. He was traced to
Philadelphia, but refused to return.
The police found him as he came to this
city. Stewart said the child was his own, that 1t
was well, and in good hands. Tuesday night dis
patch was received from Cleveland, saying that
the body of a baby three months Old had been
taken from the lake. It's throat was cut from ear
to ear. and the police believed It was the missing
Stew art child.
When Stewart was arraigned in Jefferson Market
Court Magistrate Cornell, at the request OF De, De
tective McConyille. remanded MIN r9r IoTty NJ
said he thought the prisoner insane. Stewart had
nothing to say about the case, and replied TO Ques-
tions:
MY business is in Cleveland"
He is a good looking, well dressed young man.
He has a light mustache and complexion. ana Is
about twenty-sx years Old