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sALEsMEN WANTED
 WANTED-A speciality salesman in Bir- mingham district for an established brand of tobacco. Its open to live man on prompt application. Address in own hand writing for three days, Tobacco" care Age-Herald. S-1-2t-wed-sun HUSTLING SALESMAN wanted by we'll known house; natural ability and aptness counts for more than experience; give references. Box 3, Detroit, Mich. WANTED-Two salesmen; well advertised and staple line; dry goods and general stores; salary and commission to right men. Cannon & Co.,, care AgeHerald. TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted by es- tablshed house; no technical knowledge necessary, but simply all-around hustler of good appearance and address; first class line special contract; entire time required; references. Box 432, Detroit, Mich.
 SALESMAN WANTED for Birmingham to introduce staple specialties as side line; party calling on architects, builders, owners of fine buildings. etc., preferred: : this is a fine opportunity and a hustler can add several hundred dollars yearly to his income Address 1915 Drexel Build ing" Philadelphia, Pa. S-5-2t-su-wed $55O-Cash, nice 4-room house and ? choice lots 10Ox15O, fine well, West End, near car line. Eborn.
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REAL ESTATE

NEW LIST OF BARGAINS. s4,2O0-7-rooms 9th ave, near 18th st. A. .20O-Lot South Fist st.; 137 feet front. s4,0OO-Residence Culloms Addition. $4,500-7th ave, near 18th st. $4 45O0-5th ave-, between Fist and 22 sts s5, 5,25O-Residence, 18th st., near Park ave- $6, 6,OOO-lOOx190, Highland ave. $5, 5,25O-Residence, Highland ave. s2, 2,OOO-1O0x190 Avenue "F." $5, 5,250-Residence, 5th ave, between 23d and
 24th sts $7,25O-Corner lot, near new Jefferson thea
 ter. s2, ,500-Lot 135 feet front; Underwood's Hill $2,20O-Lot 125 feet front; South Highlands $12, ,5O0-Corner lot, 2d ave; 5Ox10O. s15, ,500-3 stories; 2d ave-, between 18th and
 18th sts.
 No bargains genuine without the sigma ture of
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MISCELLANEOUS


 WANTED-Everyone to know that our process of cleaning and dyeing is the best in the world. We make a speciality of repairing. altering and refining all kinds of garments. Soft hats, derbys, and straw hats cleaned, blocked and re- trimmed by expert matters. Be sure you find the right place. Call or write Paris ian Dye Works (yellow fronD, POT 2lst. BUILDERS AND CoNTRACTORS-Can furnish you sand in carload lots in any quantity promptly. Give us chance at your business. J. Lundie Sloss, 404 Chal- ifoux Building. 5-30-tf CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds and watches, jewelry. silverware and CLOCKS, on small weekly CT monthly pay ments, lowest prices; best quality; goods guaranteed; will call if desired. D. Low insohn. 2O10 First ave. 4-27-u YOUNG MEN, our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade In eight weeks; mailed free. Moler Barber College St. Louis, Mo. 7-3l-6t PHONE 36-The Special Messenger Service, 1l2 North 18th street; open a. m. to Il D. m.; delivers parcels for 10c; notes, 10c and 15c. Ask for suburban rates We wake people up to catch night trains and ride them in No. 9, rubber-tired hack. 5. Y. Hampton, Prop'r. Reference, H. B. Gray. 2-6-tf
 PATTERN MAKING promptly done Caf' fy 6 Powell. 1529' 2d avenue. 1-16-tf DIAMONDS Valued at $200 on which want liberal loan; will pay per cent per month; transaction private. Address NJ, care Age-Herald.
 MORPHINE-Opium laudanum, cocoaine habit; myself cured; will Inform you Of harmless, permanent home cure. Mrs. Baldwin, Box 1212. Chicago. a-26-sun-tf MORPHINE, WHIsKEY-Morphine in to days in sanitarium. At home in 30 days. nf o1xa fv, r,tt avt,, In fn dau At home in 20 to 40 days. Dr. A. 8. Woolley, office POPS, Sd avenue, Birming- ham, Ala. 6-17-sun-tf THE LEAGUE OF ELLIGIBLES pays $500 at marriage. Costs 50 cents a month. Agents wanted in every county in Ala bama and Mississippi B. J. Whitehead, Manager, Birmingham, Ala
 s1,5OO CAN BE MADE during campaign season selling our campaign ties. Great est sellers ever introduced. Territory going. Write immediately. Full line white and fancy rubber collars Enclose stamp. Dept. c, M. & M. Mfg. Co.,, Springfield, Mass. 39t-tu-thur-su THE WARNER-SMILEY CO, Undertakers and Embalmers, 312 North 2Oth street; open day and night. Phone No. ,. Free ambulance. Lady Undertaken for cars of ladies and children.
 MAKE your money earn your salary; S10O invested by my Safe Speculation Plan" in grain or stocks has made more money in 30 days than a mechanic earns in 60; send for free particulars; customer and bank references. Richard Jones, RHvest- ment Broker, 40 Exchange Place. ziew York.
 EARN BIG MONEY-Write advertise ments; we teach it. Page-Davis Adv School Chicago.
 ESTABLISHED Jobbing House wants spe- cialty salesmen to call on drug, dry goods and general store trade commission only; full time and bond required. Address Manager, 1OO6-1S5 Dearborn, Chicago, H.
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1|,:;MzzWORD|
 NO Ap. TAKEN FOR LESS THAN TKENTY.F1YE CENTS.

l.. ". CLARK, Pres. J. E. STARKE, Mgr. THE SOUTHERN AUDIT COMPANY,
 of Birmingham, Ala. 2021 First Ave. Directors-L. V. Clark, A. Latady, A J. Camp, c. P. Orr, J. E. Starke Keeps the accounts of Receivers, Assignees, Ad- ministrators; prepares Reports of their Accounts for the Courts
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT - Remington typewriter Frederick Macke Jefferson County Say ings Bank 7-13 if
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THE ALABAMA HOME has s25.Ooo per month to loau to build houses on vacant lots; the limit of cost Is smaller in Il IS association than in any other company. Apply to W. V. M. Robertson. c. M. zoos list avenue.
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DR. D. T. DOZiEB SPECIALIST, Genito Urinafy
 Surgery.

oehttO CItUhEY
 Surgery.
 Cutaneous ana venereal diseases, All delicate dis. orders of sexual organs and pei. vic viscera ol men and women. Cystltis, stricturA sexual weaknss6 prostititis. irrsis ularitieS of wA
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FOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnshed rooms for housekeeping. 5051z North 22d street. S-5-3t
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We not only educate young people for business, but for all competent pupils good sitnations Our graduates to be found with the leading firms of Brninghat and other cities Get Catalogue. Massey Business College Birmngham, A1a
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GENERAL AGENTS in every locality in the United States to represent large concern and appoint agents on strictly salary basis of $s5 per month and all travelling expenses paid. Address Dept. 700 1870 Park ave-, New York.
 7-22-6t-sun
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WANTED-Everybod to smoke Texie ci- gars. Have you tried them? If not, why not? 7-28-tf
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New York and Boston

New York and Boston
 I,nusually low excursion rates via Gen. .ral of Georgia Railway to Savannah and elegant steamers of the Ocean Steamship Comnany to New York and Boston. For descriptive advertising matter and further SOLON JACOBS, Commercial Agent, 2o15 First Avenue Bir-. mingham. Ala. 7-ls-u
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and growing business; small capital re-
 quired. Address Partner, care Age-Her-
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ACTIVE MAN OR LADY wanted by long established house to employ and super intend agents; $60 per month and ex- penses Ziegler & Co.,. Locust St., Phila- delphia, Pa. i0-29-sun-tf
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WANTED-Agents to sell variety of most attractive campaign and street fair badges. New designs. Excellent portraits
 Samples 25 cents. National Badge and Novelty Co.,, Manufacturers, Cleveland, Ohio. S-5-3t-sun
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WANTED-A male stenographer and type si writer. Apply, with references and terms, to Pettus, Pettus & Johnson, Selma, Ala.
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$650-Cash; 100x190, new cottage, city water, near Hawkins place, near car line; easy terms EhorD
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WANTED-A couple to occupy cool, airy room; references required Mrs. Lucy Miles, 2906 Highland avenue, Beeler sta- tion, between 29th and 30th streets.
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WANTED-Reliable printer to take charge small job office, or will sell office on easy terms. 1716 1st avenue.
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AG GENTs WANTED

AGhNTS WANTED WANTED-Man with small capital to take agency for the sale of Sulpho- Magnesia Lithia Water; the lightest and purest mineral water known. s. M. l.. Water Co.,. Il West Alabama street, Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED-Everybody to go travel on the special excursion train which will be run by the Alabama Great Southern Railroad on Tuesday, August :, to Chattanooga at rate of $2.00; to Knoxville, $350 Train will leave Union Depot promptly at a. m. 7-30-9t
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WANTED-A young woman to go in train ing as a nurse. Apply at the Hillman
 Hospital, corner 4th avenue and 18th St.
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alts NAMED.
 -----~--------~-~~---~-- WANTED-1,000 old hats to make new.
 Parisian Dye Works (yellow fronD, POT
 Fist.
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WANTED-A medium-sized store or one half of a large store, in good location.
 Address B. G. C., Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Customers for show cases. Simmons, Durham & Co. 11-26-sun-tf WANTED-To save you 20 per cent. of ev- cry pair of shoes bought of me for 20 days D. B. Luster, The Practical Shoe Man, 2l7 18th street 7-7-tf
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ENERGETIC representatives in every county to open branch office and estab- fish sub-agents; hustlers only; large profits. Davis Soap Co.,, Chicago IS YOUR HORSE PROPERLY SHoD? If not, take him to Dolan's. 7-1-1mo s215 foot-Improyed; Sd avenue, near 20th- Eborn.
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WANTED-Customers for fire- proof safes;
 low prices. Simmons, Durham & Go. u-26-sun-tf
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OUR Musical Slot Picture Machines and Star Punching Machines greatest money makers ever invented; one will pay your rent. American Auto Machine Co.,, 52 Howard St., New York.
 IF YOUR HORSE Is LAME, take him to Dolan's. 7-1-1mo
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light housekeep- ing. 612 18th street, north.
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WANTED-Housekeeper white preferred Address L. M. C., care Age-Herald. S-5-3t
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WANTED-Immediately an experienced stockkeeper for large furniture store Must be sober, industrious and under stand the care and setting up of fine furniture. Address with reference, state whether married or single, salary expected and age. Permanent position Address the largest store south of the Ohio Loveman, Joseph & Loeb
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$775-Cash; nice broom house and lot, John ston station, Woodlawn. Eborn. IF YOUR HORSE IS SICK, take him to Dolan's 7-l-lmo
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MONEY TO LEND MONEY TO LEND-We have $50,00u to lend on Birmingham property at very low rate We also buy ana sell all local stocks and bonds. Call on us 424 Chali- foux Bldg, D. F. Allen & Co. 6-19-1m WANTED-To lend 5000 in sums to suit on real estate security, city or suburbs. Call at room 205, Jefferson County Saw ings Bank Bldg. S-5-3t s5OO-Easiest sort of terms, acres at West End; regular pickup. Eborn, 106 North Fist.
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BOARDERs WANTED

s135-Per acre. 23 acres valuable property in few feet of car line, West End; A cash, balance years; never before on market; a snap. Eborn, 1O6 North 21st BOARDERS WANTED to occupy a nice front room at 1914 9th avenue, North. 8-5-3t
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WANTED-Six good carrier boys. Apply Age-Herald office.
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WANTED-To buy a railroad ticket to Washington, D. c. AIS Chalifoux Bldg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
MORRISTOWN NEWS.

The Friday Evening Club announces that at its
first meeting. the fourth Friday in May. General
Stewart L Woodford viii give an address
Mrs. George p. Raymond. Mrs. Elliot Smith, Mrs
Rudolph II. Kissel, Mrs. Richard A McCurdy Mrs
". Allston Flagg. Mrs. William Shipper, Mrs.
Robert Il. McCurdy, Mrs John 1. Waterbury. Mrs.
Herman Behr. Mrs. A. c. Downing Miss E. E.
Dana, Mrs Gr1nnell Willis Mrs. Edward ]. Hall,
Mrs Frederic A. Hamphries, Mrs. +. S. Hoyt and
Mrs. W. s. LetchfoTd among the patronesses
for George Grossnith's musical recital to be given
Wednesday for the benefit OF Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. william W. Thomas and the Misses Thomas
gave large tea yesterday afternoon at their home,
IN Elun-st-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry =. Faurbawn have returned
from Virginia Hot Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Adams viii move into the
Roberts house, in Madison ave, next week.
their town house and are at Mayfair, their Morris
Plains home
Fairhoime for the summer.
from Europe and Mrs CnderhilPs.
DIR. and Mrs. Pierce Bailey were in Morristown
for A short time last week
Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Ballantne, of Linden
The Right Rev Thomas a Starkey Will admins
ter the rite of confirmation in St Peters Church
snd the Church the Redeemer to-day.
Mrs J BIakeley Creighton and Miss Creighton,
who were the guests Of Mrs Elliot Smith last week,
have returned to New-York
William V Lidgerwood and his niece. Miss
Tsdgerwood sailed for England last week. and Wall
go at once TO their home in the Albert Hall Man
NJ and Mrs. H NICK Twomby and family are
at Florhaven where they will remain until they go
abroad for the summer
Mr. ard Mrs Richard s. Williams and family are
al The oaks. Madison, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Bel at Bellwooc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

Miss Miss Fsss sa F M na a M MRS F.
sJ ESaaG e sm M1 05's Mrs !.
Ms Robert Gordon F. c kaufman T fanny A
seasde H arsh 6nf keegn MT j. au Mr.
MS. Bedi5s MISS Nei MlsS MGrssn ana NJ n, aP 8
Lodand Mrs tt N Graves, Mr. and Mrs H Johnson
sns s s3ePhen Mrs N Hosap
pie ! Perez savin. MSS kosaR Mrs Coles
v H Simpson MN Mr. and Mrs W Robinson, Ms:
Hope E. Robinson. Mrs F. W. Guthers and Mrs
Bleak House, Morrow; Mrs, A. Rutherford. Mr.
Miss MIS- Ms NJ Hunter Miss Mason Miss g. clements
MaPs e. tdason R. Gin Nc a Gqegory
Rehasd Bonner and Mrs NJ MsIrGse per,oo
Nif TuRsr e Es EFf%f &sSh 3 GR
Herbert Rosfck and Miss Ethel bel Hsrrif .o,
Mise ouse Bosom NJ snd MIS- Mrs
strong HoTan Mrs Mrs Ne La anS M Smith, Mis-
ss a.W1R Miss u N Mss Ra' y
Bowling. Miss NJ $ Hasford, Miss G; M Chapel,
t. aGd My a ND mr nd j % " Han Van
Mr. 1ng N4s and Cohen M m and MIS-
1. Osterner, Miss Osterner. S. stebel and Miss
Kuehnle.sNJ. Gardner. w Matthews J. Reiss, J.
Morris. w Evans, J. Thompson J Donneny MI Mr.;
M Mrs nd NH HeqGnqSp Nh snd
Acme-Mrs. c. G.. Michern, Miss S. Harris Mrs,
hnd Miss Prd Hesn Mrs
Mrs En- Nichols, Miss Nichols and A KiPper
Joseph P; FaiTlsoga: William L, cOhn. Herbert
s9R5fs and nj IS 3 sp2s worre Mrs Alfred How
ard: Miss X Howard and Miss 6. Traband NJ.
G. Engert, Julian Benedict and S. Hugh
q 54S a M M nnd Mrs
Ponce De Leon5Mrs; I { Miss A, McDon-
Cieaver House-Mrs. /. A. Bayha Mrs D. ziegler
Miss ziegier, Miss Eliza Grady, Miss Ruth Tustin
Re7ere-7R I. EiTood- Mrs George. HaIdmore
ea Mrs. @ B. LEWIS MISS and Miss an
q A. B9fke Miss s5aI1 A Mis Buske
Walsh, Miss Conay, Frank Conaly and Robert
R. Leggart., Miss wis, Mrs, G Oeinested j Case
IroqIuois M and Mrs WSoey E Bo oEHG J.
rs " f Rob5 M5 mng AND and fha
Malatesta'sEJ Van Hook Mr. and Mrs. E Law
Cordo1a%A {. Fairchd' Miss Mae Rowe and ].
Westminster-Mrs Katharine Egan. Miss Egan
WiItshreHMrs NJ Clussman, Miss Clussman and
Brookehurst-Miss E NJ, Minot Miss Mary Mnot
Bemont~Mrs. H. Dickson and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
:, LGraine-Mrs. r. Plant M Nile. Mr., and Mrs
strand-Mrs E. Coli and Mr.. and Mrs. C. steger.
CiarendonIA. George T. McCannon and William
A King.
Esmond-Edward Johnson
HoImhurst-C. Ellerton Mrs. ]. Lincoln, Miss Lee
and Miss Close.
Richmond-Mrs. S. Brinckerhoff.
Albemarle-K. Mulholand, Mrs. G. Smith and
Miss Smith.
Atglen-Nr. and Mrs E. L. Risley,
Avoca-Mrs. William Shanahan.
Anchorage-H Rogers.
Kenilworth Inn-Mr. and Mrs. j. b. Armstrong
and Watson Fredenberg.
Morton-Mrs ". Langley and Miss Langley.
Wavelet-F. s. Frank
scarborough-Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hough and child
and Miss Lord.
Stickney-Henry Brown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
THE PRINP CLOTH M4RKET

Fall River. Mass. April Is (SpeciaD.-Brokers r.
port that II has been like long holiday for them
for the last week. for there has been practically no
business in the local print cloth market The sales
are quoted 5000 pieces, and that is high nsufs
for them The sales were confined 10 scatterea
odds in small lots and few, II any. regulars wers
disposed Of There were not many buyers IN ssal
so that there little dckeriug. and prices we're
maintained. This is the sixth week OF dulness u
the local business. and the market has been weak
ened in consequence. Sales have been away oe4oN
the production. but there has been no accumu4-
ton of goods. owing 10 the fact that al OF ms
mills will on contracts for at least SIX weeAs
more. and many of them will be engaged oeyol-
that time. Some mill men have displayed Nus
unessiness n result OF the depression. but tn'
trustworthy firms consulted say that they see IN
cause for alarm. member OF the Selling COM
mlttee spoke freely regarding the talk among New
York brokers and printers representatives TO no
effect that the local committee must soon guafa"'s
to maintain prices must reduce them IN ofue. ="
move stocks OF goods sell ahead He SAID 'A'
there is not the slightest reason 10 look Tor -
early revision or reduction of prices The su--
antee that has always been given 20 printers oy ~
committee Will be continued. which means 20
prices VIII be maintained as long as printers o~sA
up the market and conditions are healthy -
committee has been tried upon two occastons-oAs
for a perfod OF 1--WE months when the pressure -
make u break was stronSer inside than from Ss.sd
out, and the committee held its own. ana sus'b Ian
the agreements that had been entered into VIZ
large sales made. ,..s,n
Regulars are not selling we'll but the produS.ssst
OF them has been reduced owing 20 the tat 80 -
many mills changing over their work by IAa Arss
the looms and putting in the VICE Ia
10 manufacture odds, Fully two thOusthu -.
looms have been added in the past. There Is n
speculation To the amount or surplus StoSS -
the market. The committee has maintaineu . -
Icy OF saying nothing publicly about the accuir n
ton and other brokers have been respectins y -
consequence fewer than half dozen men "a ss,-
say just what stock Is on hand or how y -
tributed. This policy has worked advantaseo-s
TO the committee. The members VIII say he"S ,sar
that the surplus Is much less than II was : bs-
lieve that by the time present large CONTRACTS -
pire there will be a great increase IN Sus,- 49,
ana that there will be no Interference with ps~
They do not regard the present dulness as 49,
runner OF any complete break In the BOOM - snd
lars are still held at three and one-hait ssao -
81 inch at about i've cents.
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the return Of their daughter He has 49,.
rested for attempted blackmaiI. but II 4. ~.
likely that he has been deceived and - nors
insane on the topic He insists that gi-I 80 - u
Shepherd, living in the family Of Henry Hasslet
OF waterford. was Miss Mellish, and because :.
certain events connected with the Sbs-L f
girls career conceived the Idea that the MATE 7Ia
family did not wish to recognize her az ,sa
daughter and were trying TO cheat him our ~ =.
the reward. The fact is that the Shepherd ~ W
has been seen by Mr.. Mellish and other frtass..s
and is wholly unlike IN appearance to the rrtu.
ing girl, being tall and dark, while Miss MeIl.ss
short and light. The belief that NJ
MeIish drowned herself In the river Is sim -
most probable solution Of the mystery -. ~
case is the most interesting that has been knc,.
in the State for many years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29

VEHICLE SAID TO HAvB COST 81 200 BRINGS ONLY
$3.50 ON AN ATTACHMENT.

VEHICLE SAID TO HAVE COST 81 200 BRINGS ONLY
$500 ON AN ATTACHMENT.
The Sheriff has received attachment for s43 ,a07
against Nathaniel Harris, Of London, England. in
favor of George Carlton Comstock OF this city,
for non-payment of money Judgment. On April
80, 1880, Benjamin d. Whitney obtained a judg
nent for s43 907 in this city against Nathaniel and
James w. NJ. Harris who composed the firm of
Harris & Harris, lawyers. of Vicksburg. Miss. Mr.
Whitney, who lived ut Cambridge, Mass, died
years ago and his executor transferred the
claim TO Mr. ComstOCk Since the Judgment was
obtained James W. NJ. Harris died, and Nathaniel
Harris has gone to London to live.
Judgment for s26 Ole was obtained by default yes
terday against the Woolf Electric Disinfecting
Company, formerly OF No. &c Broad-st. in favor of
Hazen L. Hoyt, for money loaned to the company
The company into the hands of a receiver on
April, 1895 Mr.. HOyt the president and NJ ].
Glyn secretary.
Deputy Sheriff Strauss has sold through James
p. Silo, the Sherifr's auctoneer, automobile
which is said to be the first sold at SheriT's
sale in this city. The sale by virtue Of an at
tachment against the Electrical Undertaking Com
pany, of London for $l02 in favor of p. K. Kelly.
assigned claim from j. Y. Qunby & Co, of
Newark, y. j. The automobile is said to have cost
$500 and sold for $3.50. The Sheriff also sold
the office furniture of the NewYOrk office of the
company, at No. 80 Broadway. for $3.50.
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ELEVATOR OAR FALLS WITH TWO MEN

An old floor IN the building at No. 1872 Mercer-st
formerly occupied by the e q Fl. T. Anthony Com
pany, saved two men from being seriously injured
at noon yesterday. The cable of elevator car
parted As the car was at the third floor The car
fell thirty feet II crashed through the ground
floor which decayed and broke the force of
the fall. One of the men, Charles Donnelly of No
27s Twenty second st. Brooklyn, was injured about
tho shoulders, but after being attended by an am
bulanoe Doctor resumed his work The other occu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-04-29
THEFT FROM 4 nAILBo1 NO CRIME

COMMISSIONER SHIELDS REFUSES TO HOLD A
MAN WHO TOOK A STAMPED PACKAGE
Ell Rison, Russian tailor. was accused OK tak-
ing stamped package from a mailbox at Canal
ST. and the Bowerv before Commissioner Shields
yesterday, having been remanded to the Federal
authorities IN the Centre-st. police court
Commissioner Shields renanded the prisoner
back to the police court after hearing the details
of the case. The Commissioner held that as
the package was not inside the mailbox when
Rison took it. 1t violation of the postal
laws and therefore not within his Jurisdiction
He said that the package might as well be PLACED
on the sidewalk. the lamppOst, on TOD Of
the letter box. The Commissioner said that IL
would be we'll II the public would remember this
fact.
The package which Rison was charged with steal
ing evidently contained a pair OF shoes or slip
pers. II was addressed to Denniston & De Ar
mond. No s32 Arch-st. PhiladelPhia, on the wrap,
per was written, From IL H. Rogers. No. &
Canal-st, New-YOrk City
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SEVENTH REGIMENT INCIDENTS.

The Seventh Company. It'll Regiment. march cut
which arranged 70 take place last week was
postponed because of the active duty
First Sergeant J. A Barron of the Tenth Con-
pany has been elected second lieutenant TO Ill the
vacancy caused by the promotion of Thomas Bar
to tho battalion adjutancy. The regiment vii
go to Creedmoor for rifle practice May u and 10
The officers Of the eth Regiment who received tnE
brevet commissions last week were remembered ~
many friends, who sent them COngrdtulaJOry tee
grams through the field headquarters
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71sT REGIMENT TARGET PRACTICE.

Company d. 7lst Regiment the Homer
trophy at the armory range last week. The score
was 22o only two points ahead Of Company B.
The regiment will go Creedmoor for target
practice on May IT. The indoor baseball season
ls closed, and the prize and championship have
been won by the Company / team.