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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
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AT the request of the owners, and in
order to close up an estate, we VIII sell.
at public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1900.
at 4..so O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE
Two STORY AND BASEMENT DE-
TACHED BRICK RESIDENCE. 100 East
Grace Street, containing II rooms-5 in
basement. 4 on second floor and on
third floor tthe basement being entirely
out OF the ground in rear). About four
years ago this property was 1emodelled;
besides, there was built u comfortable
and Observation-Disclosures three-story
brick addition in rear, with new range,
water mixtures, &c, and the entire prem
ises are now in excellent repair. The lot
has a frontage of 2S feet and depth of
81 feet.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. having a
front or south side OF. Grace Street 81
feet and depth of So feet.
Being ON one OF Our principal residence
streets, central, and SO convenient TO
GUINNESS this MOULD make Il most excel
lent location for a fat or modern resi-
dence.
Capitalists and home-seekers are spe-
cia1ly invited to this sale.
TERMS: At sale.
JOHN 4. GoDDIN & Co,
oc6-tds Auctioneers.
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s
.r1-ssSnay October THE sth. 1866
1rGWMINl.1N1; At j O'CLOCK u. NJ
Iists M , =
NINTH AND gaSlH T re 81: kaps
ing On me ~.
OF ,.os. q, s.e,
Masi. y H. -, az ,,roner,y
= ~, g.,,,. straeI N VII ALSO,
vs N N ii
IN, ,s- III
An An !, ~. = "a - - ,s1i ,i RANK
. !. -, ~; = ,--IiI,c more
"A . -io ~, 5. e., y, tt,e
or iesSe ey a usp,I OF apou. ~ sJ,i,,s
rear hne soi Inc aooNs-Ilie.i.. s.,-sncts
san sss s'9 through rom a Main % Bank
Ssreets, and IS useu ait "a, 49, tenant.
same business purposes es o 3i large,
commodious brick building, with TOUR 81; $50
ries and basement, nsea no" ,,,,-,.oses
restaurant, club ana ~, ,loie eNr7sSIfsfI,Y
rms property. OWING 70 ~ 1ssf-r;5 F.S-
VALUABLE L0e2A ,soggi isaIIS And
creates ap excepuenai eppoi. ~ IN. I,,t,st
vestors, or those deslrins ,. on. in any and
advantageous business sie'4ies -
all respects in shis c.s- NJ a1s RANK
NE VIII. Sell =, = .c1iFs SOUTH
SIREtSI. fsCss,i 1s.,i1eIsf-rj' aI3DiJT u
i.lN I =. :, ,la,,th Of about "A
. FEET L inch, Win d ost,aa 49,, ~ a s,,i,-
stantial tnree-sto:y brick puila ..a ,;,.;.s
o., first floor VIII, =, .at a ar Closets and gas
an through. e-,rprz,r VIII, gE
No. 9es BA-sk SI re OK n - TIE
OFFERED. FRgN On = = Nix srRFF,T'
SOUTH LINE OF Ban a. 49,. Z.
ABOUT % FEET, by -deptii % 49, LII ~
feet with three-storY. On ,irs,
noor. with offices and storage roohis
above, all in good ordeT.
LATER, AT ItiG iignR ~ . CIR, ~ III,
NO; A,o NJ ..,ia a,.s lot fronts 20 feet on
the west line OF Fourteenth Street. pc
tween Franklin and Ross Streets, Win d
depth of about 50 feet. improvements
fiVe-room frame dwellins 5neT ti9, 10Th
MEloNkSDAa Is,laIf,Ilnv VIII.
81 - sci = n oNMENCING AT 4:30 p
NJ, .r1z1- RPIf.,> STORE NO. o23 EAST
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We will sell at public auction, on the
premises, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER s, 1900,
at l-o'cloci P NJ that LARGE, SUB
TANTIALLI-BUILT FOUR-STORi-
AND-CELLAR BRICK STORE-HOUSE,
as above described, fronting on the north
line OF Main street 81 feet by depth OF
about 1870 feet to a wide paved alley III
rear, and fronting on said alley about 40
feet. This property has about 1000
square feet of floor space, and both rear
and side alleys, from which goods can
be received and shipped, thereby afford
;r,:. unusual facilities for any kind OF COM
mercial or manufacturing business. 1t IS
now under a term lease at $1,000 per an
num-. ana will pay handsomely as an IN
yest.nenr, having, been occupied cont'nu-
ously for the last twenty years, besides
being In an Improving locality. where eN-
tensiye improvements are being made by
the Chesapeake and Ohio, Seaboard AR
Line and others, therefore 1t must en-
4 nance iii value.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance at
six. twelve. eighteen and twenty-four
months with interest added, and secured
by trust deed on the property, or all cash,
at option of purchaser.
CIV. TANNER.
w. E. TANNER,
Executors.
PosFP,
The above sale was postponed on ac-
{ count of rain until Wednesday,, October
10th. 1900 at same hour.
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so,,,hern railway Company

Richmond. Y a., Os "; =. NJ. or
Sor1cE.-gHE ASNBEA.L = Me- Iss tsio 1SSTH
fhs SToeK =Wa4 EcoM p 5sS for the
ERN Ra - efeceing directors and for the
ma1 before the aesabay VIM IN the he
held at the Office OF me ON TUESDAY,
city 6 OF % 1aso. at 10 o'clock a NJ
OCTOBER 20 law JOSIAH F. HILL,
Secretary.
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Brick I'd Cling:
No. 305 North Goth Street,
NEAR EROAD STREET

~ direction OF the owner, q aon-fes resi-:
dent. i will offer FOR sale, upon the
lT +. Ij..iSSS. .Ass THE nTH DAY OF oc-
TOBER,
at ) P. A., the above-nent ne,
REALTY. The building is brick, semi
detached, two-story, large front pofen;,
hasSsiS large rooms. closets and usual
conyenIences and IS in perfect order.
There is also a small dwelling OF Two
rooms on lot. The property has front
of about so feet and runs back aoous i1o
Persons in search Of a medium size
dwelling. admirably located-tor this Is
one OF the best locations in the east ent--
or for investment. will do we'll TO lflNes-
rigate this The property can be exam
med at reasonable hours.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at SAFE.
oc6 H. A. McCURD1, Auctloneer.
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George W. Mavo, Auclioneer
AT AUCTION.

BY direction of Mr.. Allen G. Collins,
administrator, l will sell by auction the
valuable Household Furniture OF the late
James E. Goode, contained in the resi-
dence ("Schoolcraft Hone'D, on the Grove
road, about six squares beyond the cleo
tr;c-car lines, beginning at 1896 o'clock
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MEETINGS.

THE aSNUAL MEETING MEET, o. ,r.m r. =
ST1p g.lsi C10MPNNy viii be held al IN tale
office Of tue company in Kieh ,n1S, ~ d
On MONDAY, October y, l50g;o y
O'Clock noon. WI G. re-. csno-stary
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p S.-lmmediatels after the above sale,
say at ) O'Clock p. M, we will sell that
ATTRACTIVE AND DESiRABLy-LO-
Gated LOT, situated on south side Of
iTaris Avenue. between Vine and Walnut
Streets. having a front of Go feet and a
depth OF III feet on its eastern line and
lsso feei on its western line, 10 an alley
y, feet wide.
These lots are located near the Lee
monument" in that rapidly-groMing Sec
ton OF cur city Special attention of
capitalists and Others is invited to this
sale. JOHN Y. GOpDIN * co,
oc Auctioneers
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urIp WaaIEp-Male.

WANT .-REsPoNs1BL : ,.s1 plRM !
wants office nanager a. md bsst
references required; comnlereia.5 res ss, !.
ence furnished Address r. BOX -oA.
Philadelphia, Pa.
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r. RUSTEE S SALE OF THAT ENC
l LENT BRICK STORE, VIII
DWELLING COMBINED, No ISIa
HULL STREET, NIANCHESi.llE. AND
AN ATTRACTIVE VACANT LOU AZ
JOINING, ALL IN THE OCCLPANCS
OF w. ]. WILLIAMS. ESQ.-ln execu-
ton of deed of trust. dated octcoer
20. 1855. and recorded in the MUSINGS
Court of Manchester, in Volume >, page
2i9 there being default in the payment
of the debt secured. / Will sell, by auc-
ton, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1900,
at 5 O'Clock p. ~. the PROPERTY above
referred to, fronting 56l2 feet on the
north side of Hull Street, between laigh-
teenth and Nineteenth Streets, ana run
ming back as to the eastern % 1eet ABOUT
o27 feet and as to the western 1901 y
inches 65 feet, the latter piece widening
to :; feet inches at the rear The house
is a substantial brick structure, consist
ing of a fine store and five living rooms
If deemed best at time of sale the prop
ertv will be sold in TWO parcels
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs of sale, taxes to day of sale, ana a
debt of $1,000, with interest from OCTOBER
20, 1899. and balance upon terms TO De
named by the grantOTs.
n. w. BOWIE, Trustee:
N B.-Tf1e creditor viii lend to the the
buyer two-thirds of the value OF the
property for a term of years. oc9
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.,sows INTEREST," on DEPOSITS.
MONEY TO LEND

on CITY REAL ESTATE CHANGES NJ
reasonable. II. SELDOM ~ CT
ocg s North Eleventh Stree
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At the request of the owner. will

% THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1900,
at > O'Clock p NJ. offer the above-men-
toned LOT Tor sale at public auction, on
the premises. IT commences at point
1G:, feet north of Franklin Street. thence
running towards Grace Street, along the
west line of Eighteenth Street, and 'front.'
ing thereon is feet, thence back between
parallel lines 66 feet. The proximity. OF
and The larse number of country people
who do their trading in this immediate
locality renders this lot especially suit
able for store or stable purposes.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance six
and twelve months, or longer. if desired
for notes, with interest added, and Sc
cured by a deed Of trust.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
ncf Auctioneer
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A TCTION SALE OF A VALUABLE
n BUSINESS LOT
ON THE WEST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET. BETWEEN GRACE AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
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Brown Stone and BI'ck
Residence
No. 928 West Grace Street.

By direction Of the owners. Who 'o a. sale.
tertr.ined 70 sell, We viii Offer s.,,,s se on
MONDAY, o 't.cT II 10, 1909, rRy
at $50 O'Clock P. NJ, the a no a,i-s. &
DESIRABLE PROPERTY. ~ ne ,.. ..S best
n? 5st Delightfully."- located In the and
contains 10 large rooms, IN aui'ts ,inae+s
Bathroom, pantry and the usI t-f eio i,ssE
The lot fronts 10 feet ana g lev
1ob feet, more less, 10 a wlae ati t;S;. eele
necessary, and owners are Wills , =. -
at sacrifice. Persons seeAl..S ra IN
tive homes, as we'll as investors, ,iro,la-
Eted 10 attend this SAFE a. - -
TERMS: one-fourth cash: balance e, a., at
six, twelve and eighteen months. OF ne 1tIoi
liberal terms may be -oIleTssq4 ,Sa - n
ocI,9I1.12 "a, IA Auctloiiecis
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BY direction of the parties in interest
/ will offer for sale on the premises on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1850,
at / o clock p. Nj, the aforementioned
Substantially Built Property. The ground
floor of building is divided into thr&e we'll
lighted stores. The floors above the
street are without division walls, and
extend over the tllrse stores, thus making
The upper portion admirably adapted for
storage or manufacturing purposes, or
sny purpose requiring large floor space,
each floor being about 1850 square feet.
The building has long been occupied as
a furniture establishment, and built by
the owner for his owl. use. in the most
substantial manner and of the best mate
rial, and is thoroughly lighted, both from
front and rear. Tine lot has a front on
Governor Street OF 63la feet No better
property is on the market, and investors
would do well to examine before sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; residue at
one and two years, for negotiable notes.
interest added and secured by trust deed.
H A. McCURDY, Auctionecr.
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MISS BLAIR WILL RESUME HER
Tourist Class october 18th at IL noon.
at the Womau's Club, No I'll East
Franklin Street. The class for young
girls viii hold its first meeting from
II to / October 18th. No. 1G15 Grove
Aveaue.
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AUG TON =sAI,rs-Is,,,urc Days

SS>>S>>HS-c-~-----~~> o-c1-~.---,o1rrS-e~c@
= 6. L. Den co sl..3sa7.s
tee ga; Estate Agents and Aaesio4ttss-s5s
81 Main street..
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BY H Seldom TAYLOR,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
No. S North Eleventh Street.
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This desirable brick dwelling fronts : on
the west side of Fourth Street, contains contains
I. rooms, and there is also a four.fo tJ. IA
brick kitchen in the yard. The lot iIoh iI$7
ID feet, with depth of ~ feet 10 a., an
large lot, and Should interest home
seekers.
A c. HARTMAN,
oc72t Auctoneer
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OlToRER O 1ann

TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1900,
1t o'clock +. M, the aforementioned
IG1. situated on the south side of d 20
foot road. between Sycamore and Straw
berry Streets (which road has since been
merged into Park Areaue). having a
front OF "a feet and a depth of III feet
more or lesse TO an alley j. feet wide.
TERMS: Liberal and announced a sale
RICHARD ~. JONES. Trustee.
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by John T. Goddin & Co,
Real Estate Agents anu Auctioneers.

II RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE OF A
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT ON
SOUTH SIDE OF PARK AVENUE, BE
TWEEN \ SYCAMORE AND STRAIN
5ERRY SiRlsETS.-ln execution of a
deed OF trust bearing date 2lst March.
1896. recorded in Richmond Chancery
Court. in Deadlock 15l b, page &C. de-
fault having been made in the payment
OF a portion of The debt secured therein,
and being required by the beneficiary SO
10 do 1 Will sell, at public auction, on
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FOR RENT, FIRST FLOOR FLAT. AT
26o South Third Street; only those with
small families and the best of refer
erces need call.
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a TTRAcTIvE AUCTION SALE
: ~ OF THE
ELEGANT T FREE-SIt'E3e$ii'5 =
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AucTIoS SALES.--FUTURE Dass.s


BY II. a. McCnrds,
Real Estate lAuct.oncer.
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The above sale was postponed on ac-
count Of rain until Wednesday. October
10th, 1900. at same hour.
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n. B-The creditor will lend to the
buyer two-thirds of the value OF the
property for a term of years oco
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TO Buy HUMBER OF. ALL
kinds for sonts firm IN hmond. Z. p:
e R0DDEY, Red Spring, n. g.
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We will sell at public auction, on the

AND NOW OCCUPIED BY THE
WORTHINGTON COMPANY.
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Mrs.. LaMBERTOS'y WOES.
She Expresses Her Amusement. ~ He
Husbands Indifference.

Supreme Court Justice Marean OF Brooklyn
granted $3.50 counsel fee yesterday to the
defendant IN tho SUIT Of Edward ". Lambertoa
against Lucy Lamberton for O separation on
the ground Of abandonment. Mrs. Lambsrton
has a similar suit pending In Manhattan
against her husband on the ground Of cruelty
and non-suppor.. The couple we're married
In 1897 and separated In Der last. d.
rectly after the separation Mrs. Lamberton
sent a letter to her husband. Of which this 10 .
part:
Since NY marriage with you. you have besa
a husband only In anne. as you have never
shown any warmth, never made any advances
to me. and your general treatment has bees
calculated to inspire contempt rather than In
duce love. You dragged me 10 Plainfeld and
made a recluso Of me for . month. with no
companions whatever. and on an evening
when we sat on the veranda all you did
was to smoke. and, touch on whatever
subject J. might, meyer got q responss
beyond Yes and No or something
thought things would surely improve, but,
alas, Tor my fond hopesl In oil these weary
weeks you have never suggested even one BIZ
OF recreation. | tried till | saw II WAS Q hope
less task to draw you into zone kind OF intelli-
gent conversation. and then | was compelled TO
give that M. ! could never have believed 10
possible had | not experienced II that In this
day an n9-, at the close OF the nineteenth CEN
fury, a human being calling himself a man
as to compel her to ask him for every dollar
she needs"
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MEDAL TO LIEUT.. vICrOR HUE.
Given by the Women of South Carolina
Presentation on the Maasachussets.

Lieut.. Victor Blue Of the bnttleship Massa-
chusetts. the young officer who located Ger
vera's feet In Santiago harbor for Admiral
Sampson. received q handsome gold medal from
the women OF his native State. South Carolina.
yesterday. Led b. Mrs, Ellison Copers. the
wife oi Bishop COpers Of South Carolina, Mrs.
I. W. severn and formerGov. Hugh s. Thomp-
son OF that State, a party o' q hundred South
Carolina women went to the Navy Yard yes
terday and presented the medal to Lieut..
Blue.
Mr.. Thompson made the presentation
speech, He referred eloqnently 70 the exploit
OF Lieut.. Blue, who while executive onlCer OF
the Suwanee took. a small PARTY OF men
ashore and brought back o report OF ths pres
ence OF the Spsnls h fleet from personal inspec-
ton. During the presentation the men OF the
MASSACHUSETTS, were drawn up In two. lines and
the officers gathered around Lieut., Blue, Mr..
Thompson was introduced by Capt. Charles J.
Train of the battleship. After Lieut. Blue had
thanked the donors Of the medal the sailors
gave him three cheers aud then the visitors
looked over the battlcship.
The medal given to Lieut.. Blue Is OF solid
gold and II contains u number OF precious
stones. The inscription states that 1t Is given
by the women Of South Carolina In. rccogni-
ton OF the gallant conduct Of Lieut.. Blue DUR
Ing the spanish War. Adolcn bronze duplicates
Of the medal were also given to Lieut.. Blue.
One OF these he will present 70 the
city OF Charleston. s. c. The rest he will
give to his personal friends. Mrs. Blue and
Mrs. Train, the W .fe Of Cart. Train. were pres
ent duriHs the presentation.
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Hoy stabbed While Mt Play.

Morris Iay.gno, a boy OF II. whose home IL
at $40 Madison street, was stabbed yesterday
while at play H. the unfinished park at Hester
and Essex streets. The police say that Charles
Gluck. l. years old. Of 30 Jefferson street
stabbed him. Gluck dcried IL hotly, but was
locked up nevertheless. charged with ie.Ouious
assault, The prisoner vas ed to the E..dIldge
street station, protesting thar he didntdo IL
tai. The surgeons could not tell how badly he
was hurt. but did not think the wound yery
serious,
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BIBLE IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Its Reading VIII Probably Be Resumed Al
the Sag Uarbor School.

Sac HARBoR. l.. J.. Jan. 13.-Through an un-
derstandinR with the lev. Father n. J. Cary.
the pastor Of st. Andrews Catholic Church In
this village, tho reading OF the Bible which has
been barred from the public schools in this
place for this last fieen years. vii! probably be
resumed at the opening OF the school exercises
next week. What the exact terms OF tho un-
dcrStanding ara cannot At present bs learned.
but Il was brought about by Charles ". Arm
opinion that there was a neutTal ground on
which tho Protestant and Catholic faiths could
harmOnlZs In tn. matter.
There Is Q larSe percentage OF Catholics In
this place. They support a parochinl school
AMI n con vent, although a large number nj tho
Catholic children attend the public schools.
Fifteen years ago as a result, Of a heated con-
troyersy tho reading Of the Bible IN tho public
schools wns suspended. IL IL understood that
the Board Of Education will be called upon to
pass lnal decision upon the arrangement.
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Alleged Husband in Posseshon-Brothsrs
Deny His Right

Nathan Putter has taken proceedings In the
Surrogats's Court TO set aside letters OF admin
!~stratlon grantee upon the estate Of his sister
Bessie TO Edward Butler. on allegations made
BY Butler that he WIS her husband. She died
in August, 1905. The value OF her estate Is not
given. but II Is alleged that she LEFT iewelry
worth $4,000. Butler says that he lived with
her sixteen years and they were always Known
as husband and wife.
Putter alleges that his sister married William
Lansing, an actor. and lived with him fifteen
years. They aiterward driited apart, and Put
ter does not know whether or not Lansing Is
alive. He declares that his sister was never
divorced from Lansing and did not marry But
Ter. He iurtherayers that Butler has admitted
as much.
Samuel Putter, another brother, AYERS that
Butler told him after the sisters death that he
had married her about q year before. Putter
could, not nnd a record OF the, marriage and
told Butler. Sho snid that II did not matter;
he would claim administration Of her estate as
her husband.
Lucas l.. Van Allen has been appointed ref
erco to pass upon the question OF marriage.
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gIVED BT HUMAN ROPE,
Crew OF n Coal Barge Get n GO-Year-Old
Woman Ont of tho River.

Screams from the river aroused Capt. John
Roberts. the mate Of a coal barge moored a,
the foot Of last Twenty-second street. at .
O'Clock yesterday morning. \ woman was
struggling IN the water beside the boat. Can't.
ROBBERS turned out his brother Joseph and
Deckhani Williams, and they made Of them
brothrrs lrgs and let himself over the side.
Brother Joseph held onto Williams's legs.
when the captains feet reached the water the
woman seized them, and the rope was hauled
IN. Safe on dock. the stranger gave her nams
as Bridget Thompson. but refused. 10 say
where -hr lived. she IL 90 years Old. A po-
~licctan and an ambulance were summoned.
and she was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
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EICELSIOR'S TAN gAEY'S MOTTO.
Higher Go sainrie, With Every New Shake
of the BOS.

Commissioner Kane Of the Departmen t OF
Sewers announced yesterday these salary
Increases: Michael J. Cummings. secretary to
the commissioner, $4,000 to $4,000: John J.
Brennan. private secretary TO the commits
sioner. $1,000 to 81 $50; Max A. Cramsr.
cashier. $500 To 5000; William J. Grant.
cashier. 1880 to U,75O; Lanrcncs F. Nc
Arile. cemept inspector. sl.15p n 5000;
Dents J gallagher. secretary to Ieruty Conn
missioner DOnohue. $1,000 to II 100: Robert
J. McNicho.. ilSpcctor Of sewcr connections.
81 day 10 II 800 a year. The total salary In.
creases since Jan. | am cunt to $2S,7OO. eIclas
siye OF about s. y0vU increase doe TO raislnS tha
pay OF laborers to 81 b dag.
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MRS. BLUMETTf MARRTEs AGAIN.
First Husband Returns From California ana
Causes Her Arrest.

Mrs. Marietta Blumsttl, who IL not quite 10
years old. was arraiRned In the First Criminal
Court Ia Jersey City yesterday morning
charged with biRamy. The prisoner was mar
rIcd TO Antonio BIumetti on Feb. o. 1898. when
she was IL years and 4 months old. Her hus-
bend left her q few months afterward and went
TO California. On oct. 2 last year she was mar
RE TO Michael Damato, a saloonkeoper at 4Oj
Third street. Biumetti returned from CalifOr-
MIA recently and found his wife living with
pamato. Blunetti asked her 10 rNtufn 10 him
but she refused. saying that she preferred
Damato.
Blump,ti then caused hcr arrest. The pris-
oner told pilice Justice Nevin that -he thought
she had a RIGHT 20 marry AGAIN after her first
husband lrt her. II wac customary, fh" said,
among Italians. Size also said that she would
continue 10 recognize DamatO "a her husband.
no mater what the cons"quences might he.
Justice Nsvip heli her IN 300 bail TO await
the action o' the Grand jury, D1mato fur
nished he ball and hs and the young woman
left the court room together.