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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08
Notable Golf Matches.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., August T.
Announcement has been made by the
Atlantic City Golf club that several
match games between Harry Vardon,
ex-champion of England, and J. S. Tay-
lor, the present English champion, will
be played on the links of the club at
Mortified, near here. Taylor is now
on his way to this country and will
come directly to Atlantic City. The
matches will be played either during
the latter part of this month or early
in September.
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"a 10 = > s1Vs4.
pace; purse, 81. 200 g in 81:
Canadian Won.

MOTREAL, August THE interna-
tional yacht races for the Seawanhaka
cup concluded on Lake st. Louis this
afternoon when G. Herrick Duggan
sailed the Red Coat, the Canadian de-
fender to victory by two minutes Z
seconds over the American challenger,
Minnesota of the White Bear Yacht
club, OF st. Paul, he having won the
first race on Friday over triangular
course and the other yesterday over a
course straight to windward and re-
turn.
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HON. JOHN T. M'GRAW

Suggested as "a Possible Candidate
for Congress i'm the Second Dis
trict.
Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, August Z.
From all that could be gathered from
the Democrats of the Second district
who were here at the State Committee
meeting to-day, there is a disposition
to nominate Col John L. McGraw for
congress at the Martinsburg convention
tomorrow.
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Wheeling 4-CoIumbus z.
Mansfield S-New Castle o.
Dayton FIT. Wayne 2.
Marion S-ToledO 5.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. August 7.-Skopec
was wild to-day, but effective at critical
times, and the local batters could not hit
him with men on bases STREET. lost his
own game, as two consecutive bases on
balls, followed by a double and a single,
gave Wheeling three runs in the sixth
inning. STREET. was given perfect support
until the ninth inning. when a fly was
dropped in the outfield, but there were
no runs scored after that, so strictly
speaking, he was given perfect support
1t was simply a case of timely hitting
against an inability to do likewise. The
game abounded in sensational plays. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08
PARDON FOR DUNLAP.
Governor Atkinson Overrides the
State board Of Pardons.


Special to the REGISTER
CHARLESTON. WI Va, August T.
The Governor granted a pardon to-
day to William Dunlap, convicted in the
Circuit Court of jefferson county. al
the February, 1900, term, Of unlawful
cutting and sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary. In this case the Gov
ernor over-ruled the Board of Pardons
who declined to recommend executive
clemency for the reason that four per-
sons were engaged in q personal Diff
ficulty with George T. Lewis. in which
Lewis was stabbed three times. and
the board was OF the opinion that all
though Dunlap may not have done the
cutting yet he was particeps eriminis
to the act and was therefore guilty as
the one who did the cutting. The Gov,
ernor over-ruled the board on the
grounds thar since Dunlap's conviction
and sentence Edgar Strider, who was
engaged in the melee, has made am
davit that he himself cut Lewis with
a knife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08
Matters of Interest to Glass and Iron
and Steel Workers.

officers of the window glass workers
association gave out the statement in
Pittsburg yesterday that factories will
start September l, even though 1atten-
ers refuse to work then.
By September 1st but four of the 80
furnaces in the Mahoning and Shen-
ango valleys will be in blast. Market
conditions make it improbable to OPP
crate.
A Cleveland despatch says the Besse-
mer Association has determined to
close its furnaces to restrict produc-
ton, and stop the downward tendency
Of prices
1t was reported in Pittsburg yester-
day that the American Steel and Wire
Company has entered the structural
steel market as a competitor with the
beam pool and it is rumored that
the pool will be dissolved in conse-
quence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August t.
John l.. Powers. brother of Caleb Pow
ers, has opened a law Office in Harlem
Court House, and announces that the
result of Caleb's trial will decide
whether he will give himself up. He
says if Caleb is acquitted or it is mis-
trial, all those under indictment, in
Guiding Governor Taylor, will go to
Frankfort
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Marks From Above.

PITTsBURG-River Is feet and falling
Clear and hot.
WARREN-River at low water mark
Clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-River feet inches
and falling.
GREENSBORO-Riv feet and sta
tionary Clear and hot.
MORGANTOWN-Riv Z feet and sta
tionary Cloudy and warm.
OIL CITY-Riyer inches and station
airy Clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-Riv feet 4 inches
and falling. Clear and warm.
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TO MARTINsBURG.

Marion County FnVors HcI<inney
First aud Daily second.
Special to the Register.
FAIRMONT. w. Va, August THE
Fairmont delegation left for Martins
burg this evening to be present at the
Democratic congressional convention.
They favor 0. s. Mckinley for con-
gress first, with Wood Daily as second
choice.
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ing. GEAR ana not.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed feet inches and falling. with
no prospects of a rise. River traffic will
soon be at a standstill.
The t. II. Bayne was forced to bank at
Steubenville.
The Leroy was unable to get over the
bar at Captine and tied up there. The
f. A Gobe1 is in her place
The Greenwood is fast aground at Duff.
as chronicled in the Register. The
Cricket. the new packet Of Capt Gordon
Green, will be here on her initial trip at
a. m tomorrow on her way to Pitts
burg.
The Kanawha passed down at noon yes
terday for Charleston.
The keystone State got away at mid
night for Cincinnati. AS stated yester-
day, she could not get through to Pitts
burg. She will probably tie up at Gin
cinnati
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THE RIVER AT CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. August THE E.
r. Andrews was hauled out on the Queen
City Marine Ways Monday morning to
have her steel hun scraped and painted
This is the first time she has been out of
the water since she was built in 1884
The Relief arrived early Monday morn
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CAME TO NAUGHT.

manufacturers ana Tin Piafe WORK.
crs Fall to Reach nm Agreement.
PITTSBURG, Pa, August THE
wage conference between the manufac-
turers and tin-plate workers to-day
came to naught and Adjournment was
taken without setting a day for an
other conference. The manufacturers
maintained their position that the mar
ket does not justify an increase in the
wages and the Amalgamated people
were equally insistent for their de-
mand for an increase.
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WANT AMERICAN GOLD.
Bank of England Reserve Very Low,
Half the Bond Issue Allotted 10
America.

LONDON, Aug. Tin the House to-
day Sir Michael Hicks-Beach said he
had an offer from an Anglo-Ameriean
house to place half the coming bond
issue in America en- the same condi-
lions as issued here. Last Thursday
the reserve of the Bank Of England
stod at the lowest point for years, and
he was advised that great relief might
be afforded here by the movement u
gold from the United States II a large
part of this loan (e10.000,000) was
taken there. 1t Is understood the chan
cellor allotted 100000 of the loan
TO the United States.
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AFTER TWENTY-ONE YEARS

MIS-. sadie E. HfIImhn- Smith Gets
the Money Due From an Insur-
aDce Company.
LEAVENWORTH, Kans., August T.
After six trials in the United States cir
cult court and delay OF q years and
four months, the Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of New York, to-day settled
its case with Mrs. Sallie E. Sillmon-
Smith, in this city, by paying her ST.
QUO in cash, the amount with interest
decreed by a jury 10 be due her on
policy held by Hillman when he disap-
peared in 1879. The Mutual Life of
New York is the second of the three
original insurance companies to settle.
The Connecticut Mutual is still holding
out with a judgment of 81, 054 against
It.
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A STUBBORN FIGHT.
Senator EIkins Admits That the Con-
test in West Virginia VIII be


test in West Virginia VIII be
Close.
NEW YORK, August 7-Governor
George w. Atkinson, OF West Virginia,
called at Republican national head
quarters to-day and had talk with
Chairman Hanan and Senator Scott.
Governor Atkinson will speak at a la
Dor picnic near Albany Thursday.
Senator S. B. Elkins, of West Vir-
ginia. and A. B. White, Republican can
didate for governor in that State. and
w NJ. o. Dawson, secretary of State and
chairman of the Republican State COM
mittee, were also callers at headquar-
ters. They conferrd with Senator
Scott about speakers and with Chair
man Hanna on the situation in West
Virginia. Senator Elkins says there
will be stubbornly fought battle in
his State.
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STICKING AT IT.
The American Charge Mt Constants
nopIc Gives the Porte No Chance
~ Enrcrf

noplc Gives the Porte No Chance
20 Forget.
WASHINGTON. Aug. TIT is said
at the state department that the re-
reports from ConStantinople that Mr..
Griscom. the American charge. is re-
newing the request for a settlement OF
the American claims, are due to the
original instructions from Washington
and not 10 any recent word to him.
These Instructions were to the effect
that the matter be pressed continually.
about every fortnight, in order that
there might be no lapse of the negotia-
tons. Mr. Griscom appears to be
keeping up the semi-monthly reminder
with great regularity, as word comes
about every two weeks that he has
presented another demand They ara
all to the same effect, that a settle
ment be made. and an exact time fixed
for carrying it out.
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Special Races.

CLEAN, N. Y, August 1.-Two spe-
cial races have been arranged for
Thursday at the new track of the Jer-
sey Farm Association. John R. Gent
ry and Joe Patchen will contest in one
and Coney and Anaconda in the other
Purses of $4,000 have been hung up for
each race.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-08

Hanes took place yesterday afternoon
at o'clock Rev Molony, of the Zane
street M. E. church, officiating. The
funeral was from the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Haislop, No. 322
West street. Mrs. Hanes was in the
18th year of her age, and was well
known in North Wheeling. She leaves
numerous relatives and a host of
friends to mourn her loss.
Redmen's Picnic Mt Mozart Pa
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

PITTSBURG. Pa, August 7.-Philadel-
phia was not in the game at any stage.
Not one of their men reached third until
the ninth inning. Pittsburg's field work
was above criticism. a double play made
by R1tchey. Ely and o Brien was probab-
~ IS fast and difficult as any ever seen
on these grounds. Attendance 200 The
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT INDIANAPOLIS:-
Ind,apolis 20 0 2 SIS 10 .
Buffalo ......0 0 0 0 "a 10 2
AT KANSAS CITY
Kansas CYL 0 0 "a 50 s /
Chicago .......0 0 / 3 0 o. 8 4
AT MINNEAPOLIS:-
annapolis IL O 0 0 f-e 10 .
Milwaukee 20 0 0 o. Q 1--5 10 3
AT DETROIT
Detroit ......l 0 800 oN.-5 Ii !
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Iwo-baSe hits, Beville, SkOpec Sacrl-
flee hit STREET.. Stolen bases, Locke, Rob-
inson, Bradley. Meaney. First base on
balls, off STREET. 2. off Skopec 8. Hit by
pitcher, Lyons, Peqninney First base on
errors, Columbus 2, Wheeling l. Left on
bases Columbus 8, Wheeling 8. Struck
out, by STREET g. by Skopec l. Double
play Robinson to Dundon. Passed balls,
Beville, Ritter. Wild pitch, STREET.. Time,
1850. Umpire, Colgan. Attendance 100.
TOLEDO Ohio. August 7.-Score:
Toledo 80 0 8 90 o 0 0 O-5 8
Marion ......3 0 0 SIS IA 1
Butler and Hanaford; Bates and Lynch.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, August Score:
Mansfield 3 0 0 0 "-8 10 2
New Castle. o 0 Go 0
Ames and Fox; Thomas and Graffius.
DAYTON. Ohio. August 7.-score:
Dayton .......0 0 0 l 2 0 ~ 2
fitzpatrick and Donahue; Fricken and
Bergen
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.


No New Cases
WASHINGTON. August THE marine
hospital service received advices report
ing that there are no new cases of yell
low fever nor new suspects at Tampa
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WAGES REDUCED.

Employees of the Republic Iron a
steel 90. suffer Cut of Fifteen
Per Cent.
MUNCIE, Ind, August To-day
the Republic Iron Company posted
notices in their extensive nut and
bolt works in this city 10 the effect
that the wages Of skilled laborers will
be reduced Is per cent as the selling
price OF iron has dropped back to
8712 cents per hundred in Pittsburg.
This is the only department OF the big
Republic mills here now at work.
Three Dead, Four Frustrated.
MILWAUKEE,. Wis, August t.
Three dead and four FRUSTRATED result
ed from intense seat in the past "a
hours.
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hits. Clarke. Wagner LaJoie Three-base
MT, BY. Home run. O'Brien. Sacrifice
O'Brien, Ritchey TO Ely to OBrien. First
base on balls, off Piatt >. Hit by pitched
ball Schriver, Orth. Struck out, by Tan
nehill !, by Piatt l. Time, 1:4O. Umpire,
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ST. LOUIS, August IA fairly good
crowd witnessed the last game of the
Series between St. Louis and New York
to-day. Poor fielding lost the game for
81 Louis. Attendance 1.7OO. seore:
New York g 0 0 0 8 0 0-S .
Jones and Criger: Carrick and GRADY
Earned runs ST. Louis p New York !.
Home run, Hickman. Time, 2:15. TIM
pire, Emsle
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BOWLING.

The following are the results of games
played in the Mozart Park tournament
last night:
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Iudtsnosition Slight

NEW YORK, August THE Evening
Post to-day prints the following from
Newbury. y. H, dated last night from
Secretary of State Hay:-"The Evening
Post: My indisposition is so slight 1t IS
not worth while mentioning. John Hay
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Rev. Ezra II. Lake Dead

OCEAN CITY. y. j.. August THE
Rev Ezra B. Lake. one of the founders
of Ocean City, died to-day. aged 66 years
Amnesty Declared
LIMA Peru. via Galveston Texas,
August 7.-Congress has declared full am
nesty for all political Offenders safH
National Butchers 1Nssociatfen--
SARATOGA, y. Y. August THE Ma
tionai Retail Butchers Mutual Protect
i've Association of the United States
opened its annual session here to-day
Well known Socialist Dead
CHARLOTTENBERG. August DIR.
Liebknecht. the well known member of
the Reichstag. and one of the leaders of
socialism In Germany. is dead. He was
born at Giessen in 1895 and was editor OF
the Norwaerts, the Socialist organ.
Deaths From Heat 1sss zigrT q
PITTSBURG, Pa, August Two dead
and nine prostrations from the heat Is
the record for the past "A hours
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LOCAL RIVER NEWS.
Yesterday Departures.

Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne
Sistersville, Ruth.
Darlington. Leroy.
Cincinnati, keystone State.
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MADE H IN EVEN DREAk.
WHEELING TOOK THE LAST GAME
OF THE SERIES FROM
COLUMBUS
THROUGH sKoPECs PITCHING.

The NaiIers Won 1t i'm One Inning.
Results of other Games Yesterday
in the Interstate and National
Leagues-The Gardner-Garcia Con-
test-Other Sporting Matters.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pfttsburg 9--PhiIadelphia o.
Cincinnati :S-Hoston o.
New FORK S-St. Louis g.
Chicago 7-BroolSIyn 1.
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Marks From ReIn,x.

PARKERSBURG-R feet and fan
ing. Clear and hot.
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INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Redmen's Picnic at Mozart Park
to-day.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, August Brett
enstein was in rare form to-day, partic-
ularly with men on the bases. Cuppy had
his hand split with a liner from Barrett s
pat in the third inning and retired in ia
Vor OF Nichols. The locals punched hits
in the eighth Score:
Cincinnati 30 0 o "a 7 >
Boston ........0 0 0 0 0 o 90 6 o
Breitenstein and Peitz; Nichols. Cuppv
ana Clarke. Earned runs Cincinnati 8
Time, as. Umpire. Swartwood
CHICAGO, August Griffith was in
great form to-day. holding the Broolxlvns
down to one hit an inning except in the
third when two singles and a passed ball
gave them one run weighing gave two
bases, hit batter and was touched up
Tor six hits in the fifth Cross again
played a wonderful game at third At
tendance, 200. Score:
chicago 80 0 5 0 ~ 10 n
Brooklyn 20 0 0 OIL s ,
Griffith and Chance; Wayhing. Howell
and Mcclure Earned runs, Chicago :
Time. 2:0S. Umpire, Hurst
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Redmen's Picnic at Mozart Park
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To-DnN's ROnta.
To-Norrcv,s Packets

Cincinnati, Avalon. a. m.
Darlington, f. A. Gobel. $3.50 D. m.
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Pittsburg, Cricket. a. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. Bedford. 1890 a. m.
Darlington, +. A. Gobei, $3.50 p. m.
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The Funeral of Mrs. Hnnes.

Redmen's Picnic at Mozart Park
To-day.
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improved his mark every heat was go-
ing the last mile very steady In 2; i63<,

2.24 class trotting; purse, 5000 g In 81:
Joe Watts. ch. g., by Electioneer
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AMATEUR NOTES.

Captain of Buckhannon Team
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-23


High water to-day 4:02 D. m.
Bargains in shoes at Howarth Bros.
Walter Nettleton of this city is visit
Ing E. W. Nettleton of Essex.
Miss Frances Cotter of New Haven is
stopping for short time with her sis
ter Miss Fannie Cotter, in Bethany.
j. Edward Dennis a former we'll
known New Haven newspaper man, is
now connected with manufacturing
enterprise in Hartford
Mrs M. A. Strong of Lake district,
New Preston, is again confined to her
bed by illness. Her daughter, Miss
Agnes has returned from New Haven,
and attends to her.
The Rev. Henry Stone of Walling-
ford will address the temperance rally
in the Advent Christian church, Bridge
port, this evening. Mr.. Stone is an en-
thusiastic temperance worker.
Yale conclave No. PA, Improved Or
der of Heptasophs, initiates it's 4O0th
member tonight at it's hall in Odd Eel
lows building. The conclave has many
of our prominent men in it's member
ship.
John r. Pohlman, who was for years
engaged in the grocery business at the
corner of DixWell avenue and Webster
street, is still quite III at his residence,
II Admiral street. For the past year
and half he has been in poor health,
and of late the Illness has become SER
ious
The house that stood on the old Henry
Rogers property on Broadway, and
which was recently sold to G, j. Ben
ham of 81 Broadway, at auction, has
been torn down, and the subsequent
purchaser, Arthur N Farnham, has
the material nearly all removed out to
his place near Westville.
George A. Lewis of Naugatuck, who
is president of the Naugatuck National
bank and president of the Beacon Falls
Rubber Shoe company, and Miss
Frances Rossiter of Claremont, N. H.,
were married Tuesday at the brides
home Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis will spend
their honeymoon in the south.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-23
HAMILTON & CO.'S OPENING.
IA Brilliant Feature of Yesterdays
Events on Chapel Street.

IA Brilliant Feature of Yesterday S
Events on Chapel Street.
The opening of Hamilton & Co. yes
ferday proved an event of much impor-
tance in the world of femininity, and all
Through the day a ceaselesS throng of
women passed in and out through the
portale of the attractive establishment.
This store never looked more attractive
than it did yesterday, for while the
bright warm sunshine lit up the front
windows and displayed to perfection the
charming gowns there shown, within
potted palms and flowers tended to rem
der more attractive the beautiful silk
waists and other garments displayed,
The stock this year is much larger
than ever before The newest and most
artistic creations of great Partisan
dressmakers are to be had, as well as
the ordinary skirt waist. The wide
range of choice, together with the ex-
elusive character of the stock, cannot
fail to appeal to every well dressed wo
man. Noticeable among the Paris Gre
ations was a gown of the newest shade
of bluette, handsomely embroidered in
varieties of black applique. Another
beautiful gown, of the new ashes of
roses with trimmings of fine velvet of
the same shade was finished with
stitchings of white and lined with white
satin.
Every garment on exhibition is brand
new, fresh from the factory, all of them
made to special order, thue bearing
those little individualities of fit, finish
and workmanship that characterize gar
ments so made and many of them of ex-
elusive style and material.
A short tour through the store yester-
day disclosed many radical changes to
have taken place during the year in the
realm OF ladies outer garments That
the firm has noted every change and
faithfully reported it to their customers
is a matter of pleasure to the latter, for
to the fine Judgment of their tailor
every woman who desires to dress fash
ionable trusts her peace of mind The
alteration department is in charge this
present season, as it has been for the
past two years, of Mrs. Fl. e. Clark,
who is very successful in this line
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-23
JOHN FL. MULDOON.

John FL. Muldoon member of the
board of councilmen, representing the
Twelfth ward died Wednesday night
at his home, 164 Grafton street. Mr..
Muldoon was twenty-nne years old. He
was the son of the late Michael Null
doom of III Fillmore street. He was q
carpenter and builder by trade and had
his shop at 1T Fillmore street. He was
member of the present councilmanic
board and was serving his first term in
that body. Besides widow and two
boys, the deceased is survived by his
mother, Mrs. Michael Muldoon, of III
Fillmore street, and two sisters the
Misses Mary and Julia Muldoon The
funeral will take place from his late
residence, 164 Grafton street, and from
st. Francis church.