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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
foreclosure 5algs.
SUPREME COuRT. City AYD rC


SUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
NEW YoRK-John A. Brown r. ana others Trus-
tees Plsintns against Daniel J. Cotton and De-
IN pursuance OF Judgment az Forecosure and
care We twentieth day Of July 1900 J. the undersigned.
the eferee IN SAID Judgment named public
auction at the New York Rsa. Exchange Sales
rooms No III Broadway N The Borough Of Manhattan.
ClLy OF New York thu thirteenth day Of September,
keOo az twelve oeloek noon that day. By Phtl;p A
ment 70 he sold aod theraln described follows
All that certain lot piece parcel situate,
.Sns and oelnE II $50 Eighth OF the C1ty
YORK with the building and erect
ed and known number BAT West Broadway and bounded
sld described as follows Beginning q point tbs
south Fifth Avenue, and before that Street,
distant one hundred and twenty-five Northward1y
from the Ecrtheaste-ly OK Broadway and
Grand street and running thence EaEwaFdy and parallel
with Grand Street and part OF the through party
Wall one hundred feet thence Northwardiy parallel with
again parallel with one hundred
EasteTy side OF West Broadway soutAwaFdly
along West Broadway twenty-five feet 70 the point o.
place Of beginning
Subject however the party wall agreement
corded In the office OF the Register the City and County
OF Ne% xorS n lieer 20 (Secton 2 CT ConveyanceE az
Page 500 he said premises being located II Block No
zlSs Section No ? the Land Map % the City OF New
York. tSgether wiki the appuEtsuances
Dalec Rev YORK August 18th, 1890.
WILDER MCBRIDE, Referees.
ADAMS COA9IOCK. Plaintiffs Attorneys, SO Wall
rHeet Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
The following Is diagram OF the properly be sold
Brooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

r7-ts6 sales OF $4,000 bushels cash wheat at the
sesboard and $4,000 bushels here These sales
s-ehtene6 q number OF local shorts into covering
SIC had been overcoah6ent and had oversold n
.se earlier breaks. Fair weather was predicted
Tor to-day and tomorrow sl over the wheat coun-
fry thus promising continued liberal movement
70 market. John Inglis. the crop expert predicts
ola cars each Monday. and 600 cars each other
business day the wheat receipts at Minneapolis
snd Duluth. from now until the middle Of October
Duluth stocks VIII decrease Zso.060 bushels this
week. Minneapolis vii be about q stand OK
r1sarances. IS 90 bushels. Primary receipts Lls-
~ bushels. against L8i4O9 bushels last Thursday
sd rs a9o bushels for the corresponding day OF
Is. year. Liverpool closed 1&Q9sd lower Charters
vsrs z0ne bushels at I19c TO Busalo. Boats were
s-srce- October wheat opened 7S7sc. sold at 7so
- az I2@sc. and closed at lS9sc. Local cars 4S3
sss-nafe fer tomorrow. SO cars.
Ccru strong, hui dull The Let gain was La
= October ana NoFes and sc September
SSe feature q the day was TIE quiet changing of
aeoSer Il Is estimated that fully s0oo. oo1 bushels
- been changed by him II The last three days.
se.terce- vss traded foT the October at differ
erce O. e. though the open market difference was
- most q the time Elevator firms took The Sep
rsr1ber and soc the October TIE Price Current
-s1o--e- q favorable crop showing, Offerings OF
- corn are l.ght. local ears S46 estimated for
.sr-c--r-- S-5 Local sales. S51 DO bushels Char
-rs none October opened az Ssc 10 Ssisc sold from
g. - sEsc e sS2s-. clos ng SS5sc.
0ets We-e daI ana featureess. and closed &c
lover Cast sales. 51s9 bushels Charters, 28a.e
- SsxEs-S market uas considerably lower. This
IS Regarded IS a natural reaction after yester-
6sr.s skvrocEetl1E Cash and October fax closed
E-c and SeplsTnbeE e loSsr than yesterday. Re-
es--E A. re three points S last year 81 cars
ri--vfsfr~s z-a-s t-Ii and lover. There was ne
general sua-l.a-.ve demand and packers apparently
- fFr is-5 80 Il 1--sc and ribs were unchan ced
70 Sc lower lha1 yesterdays closing prices
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5urroeaies Notlres-

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
G. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of New YORK.
Notice Il hereby given persons
Msry Louise late OF the County Of New York. de-
ceased the same with vouchers thereof 70 the
fhscrbsr nt his place % transRctins business
fFce or James y scGregor Smith No - Nassau Street
- the ct-y az New York borough Manhattan.
before the stxtn say o. October
Tarea New FORK the 9th day ot March 1900.
H SMITH. Executor
JAMES MAC0REGoR SMITH. Attorney for Executor
90 ~ y C
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
&c tDbom 1t 1lan Goucern.


TINTED STATES OF AMERICA SOUTH
y EFN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK WHEREAS
petition been fled District
q ths United for the Southern District New
YORK OF July l0rh. 1900 BY the Atlas Steamship Com
Dsrv Limited owner q the Steamer "Adula her en-
zines tackle &c. Limitation q its liability fer eU
singing abandonment OF said essel September
1899 petitioner has
TIE "A1na. her tackle Sc and freight pend
faE nlrSuant Section s.@S5 q the L. 3. Revised
stsruTes and order Of the Court hereunder 0
ssrque Il Lyman, trustee for the benefit Of ali
may De legally entitled thereto
therefore IN pursuance nonition issued by
delivered. hereby all
r,e-gons ming less destruction.
injury BY the said sinking and
comment and make due proof q their respective
Claims Thomas Alexander. ESQ. United States
Commissioners his nfce II the Post once Building,
in City ol NeW O before O
October 1900, Il a. n; also % before
80 Court "a October 9tA. 1900. II n n. and
and petition otherwise they VIII be de-
fsuted and frem participation the proceeds
said vessel.
WILLIAM HEEKEL4
GATED States Marshal Southern District Of New York
WHEELER & COETIS,
Trcctors Petitioner.
40 Il state Street City. n. z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
8rooms 81
Grand s..

The approximate lien or charge TO satisfy
weh me above described property is to be sold IS forty
seventy (S4gslsTO) thereon from
18th day OF July. 100. together allow
a2ce amounting hundred tweuty-nine dollars
and twenty SAB 20 thereon from
TIE goth July 1900 expenses Of
the sale.
The Approximate OF Taxes. Assessments and
Water Rents which be allowed the purchaser
cut OF the purchase money paid by Referee.
Taxes for 1899 foTy-four and
twelve lS74412 interest. and
and Taxes or any for 1900
Dated New YORK, Aug IS, 1900
WILDER MCBRIDE. Referee
ADAMS COMsTOCK. Plaintiffs Attorneys SO WaU
Street. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

4 DVERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The Tribune
received al tEei- Uptown Once No 1912 Broadway
- door north Of 3lsst.. until o'clock
received following branch 6fces a. regular
Office rates until = D clock 2 SHAVE
235sr- l5z 6th-ave- I2th-st Nacv's erb-ave
and lzth-st; l+2 ColURlbUE-svz,
West i2d-=t rear Sthe7e q East 14th-st; 25T West
42d-E--- between Ith and Sth
36ave. between 18TH and nth SITS: 028 ad-sve near
8ss-st. Jos Ist-ave- 59th-st: $50 Treuo--ava
-, S64ve 4lstst., 55= 5d-ave.. 2IO Beecker
325 EFeecks~-st. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. -County Of


New yorK-Josepha NJ. Young, executrix. etc,
PENDANTS.
N pursuance Of Judgment sale duly
made and entered II above entitled bearing
date the 30th day q March 1900 undersigned.
Referee IL said Judgment named. VIII public
zion a. the New York Real Estate Salesrooms No III
Broadway, IN the Borough Of Manhattan. City Of New
Yrk on Thursday, the zoth day q ssPteber 1900 AZ
toreer the premises By Judgment
and therein described fellows
All thar certain Of ground with building thereon
erected situate IN the Twelfth Ward OF the City OF New
York Cnow known ans designated as the Twelfth Ward
OF the Borough Of Manhattan, the soUrhery size
q Nneyssy@nra Street bounded and described fol
lows viz Beginning al point the southery lire OF
SineyEeventh distant FIVE hundred 500 feet
westerly from point formed BY intersection o.
trel Park Westl with southeTly
running southerly parallel with
s--y line Of Eighth Avenue Central Park
WesD and part OF the through party wall one
hundred feet thence westerly parallel with the souLhery
Inc Of Ninety seventh Street twenty feet thence north
ery parallel with westerly line Of Eighth Avenue 1ow
known Central Park Vest ana OF the through
NCstyseventh Street easTery along the sad
s5he-y line Of Street feet 20 the
point beginning the said iust-u-
nent lies IN Section IN Block 1892 OF the Land
Map u me City Of New
Dated New York, August 18th. 1900
GEORGE Y. ELLIS Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Attorneys for Plaintiff. once
and Post once address No 40 Broadway CManhattan)
New York City
The following diagram property be sold;
IFS number Is No 81 West Nney-severth Street
ORR
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49, Qffr $50

aP7r7xirnate amount q the lien charge satisfy
which described property
vita Interest thereon 18th DAY OF March is0a
-ess the % 1855 ~ paid account together win
expenses Of approximate Amount ~
the taxes. assessments and other liens
70 ee sowee % the purchaser
OF paid by the Referee. is $T37-0 interest
Dated New YORK. august 2Sth. 1900
GEORGE ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
Grand Street



The approximate amount the lien charge 70
satisfy which above described property is 70 be
sold SO 81 with interest thereon from the hTth
dag OF September 1900 together with costs and allow
S3T3.T7 with interest from Septetn
her 9Th together w1ch the OF the sale
TIE approximate OF assessments. other
liens which q allowed the purchaser out Of
the purchase paid ~ the Referee is $50 for
water rent and the for 1900 the amount
II which unknown. The premises VIII &c sold
subject n PRIOR mortgage thereon made 70
cure nsyrnent Of S54 interest, and any pro-
ce5nEs torecoss said last mentioned mort
EUGENE SMITH. Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

4 DvERTIsEMENTs and sueserptions fo5 The Tri2uns
- received a their Uptown tlce No I-4@ hroaaway
merits received following branch Offices regular
o'clock p viz "a brh-Ave, 3 2
cor 2gd-s. 1872 Gth-ave 12th-st Mays. 6th-ave
West 42d-st. 6th-ave 20 East I4th-ss 257 Wet
42dst between Tth SIN I5s East 4Ithst 1855
3d-eve between and 7Tth i,020 sdave, near
R1st-st S9thst.. T56 fremont ave
go 9d-ave $50 Sd 20 Beecker-st
925 Bieecks--st-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, County Of

New York. Thomas L Watt, plaintiff against Ed
" fitzpatrick and others defendants.
n pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and sale
duly made and entered In the aboveeCttted action
bearing date the NTH day Of September 1900. /
undersigned. the Referee IN said Judgment
VIII reu at public auction. AZ he Exchange Sales
Rooms located At No. III Broadway the
gssh Of Manhattan. city Of New York, the second
day u October. 1900 70 o'clock noon. that day
b. 4 Sherman. Aucttoneer. premises al
rected ~ said judgment be sold therein
described follows.
piece parcel land, the
buildings improvements thereon nd
being Borough Of Manhattan the City Of New
York in County STATE 81 New York, bounded
described follows: Beginning at point the
northery side % Grand Street distant hundred and
twenty-five feet westerly from the corner formed by the
Of norJhsry side OF Grand
westerly Of Wooster Street. thence
n1rtherIy parallel Wooster
distance through wall hundred feet thence
westerly parallel with Grand Street
thence suu-hery parallel with Wooster Street
sred Grand Stree thence eastery Grand
Street twenty-five feet the point place
ginning.
dated York September 9Th. 1899
EUGENE SMITH. Referee.
RICHARDS & BROWN. Attorneys for Plaintiff. No. g.
William Street, Borough q Manhattan. New York
city.
TIE following is a diagram the property be sold
described above. the street number being 60 Grand
street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND.
M a ~ e. a ~ 8 e T
HOUSE. SHELTER ISLAND L l. Ny Open until
SePL II Greatly enlarged improved BEAUTIFULLY
.oes.eo amid beautiful scansry. All modern Improve
$3.50 elsctric lights: Otis elevators: baths
~ sToFes pure water ery Atmosphere; golang. yacht
h7lns nshing. music. dancing Easily
49, ps sSg Island nailrqad and steamers shnne
eocE ara MontRuk Teephons, Shelter Island, z Send
Ter terms ana illustrated pamphlet "a n D n LAWSON
A4afsg@r. Aanhanset House. suffolk County n 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
Qlrloenh Aonres.

Ez-I0s-AL STEEL COMPANY.
A A4h1EEND Of ia has been declared upon
s - s-efer7s1 stock q rhls Con-psry payable On
sfn. 1916 srock1oIaerE = The close
2 -1-s-2-Ss ~ September - r. 1900
-fs-s-eT -2Es VI - closed as 70 Preferred stock
- r%rfetrs-[Err 70 September 30Lh. both days tn-
----te WHEELER. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

THE DOlLEY7
SO WASHINGTON SQUARE WEST. y. 7.
Entirely family apartment hotel American
1-z- Suites furnished ucf1-risied III
nd and bath and three
strictly nreproot. EaSes from slG per Up
= SELECT CITY HONE. FREE FROM THE CARES
OF HOUSEKEEPING.
EOTEG BB13T0l 5 %gb s!J8
AMERICAN PLAN.
FINEST LOCATION N SEW-TCR1 CITY. CUISINE
APPOINTMENTS AND SERVICE UNsCRPAss ED.
JOHN L CHADWICK, Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
u PURsUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner

- c Thomas. a Surrogate OF the County OF New York,
hereby given TO al persons having claims against
Ioseph HuhgtaH6, Of the County New York de-
ceased present the with vouchers thereof 70 the
OF tFanzaetng business No 20
g5yoadzssy In Tire civ Of New York before the
i7th day OF September. 1900. next Dated New York.
IN gth d March. 1900. RAYMOND HOAGI-AND.
1oHN A HoAGLAND, CAROLINE C. HoAGLAND.
JAMES c. BERG IN. Exscutora W4- N DFHMAN.
Attorney Executors. $50 Montague ST. Brooklyn n z
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trfb1ns
A received their Uptown Once No i.cf2 Broadway.
north or o'ciock advertise
1snts the following branch ees regular
oeIee rates until o'clack D. via: % bth-aVe,
cor 2sG-st: f52 eth-avs. l2ta-st Macya Bth-4ve
ard I4th-sI: Ia Colum5us-ays, near West ooth-at;
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II PTRsUANCE OF an order of Hon Abne

TN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner
G Thomas Surrogate q the County Of New York
NOTICE is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
York deceased. present the sats 1Eosshers
thereof 70 subscribers place srasSeslag
bus at Office OF Horace K DonsrTy No. y
pine in City Of New York. before
18th day OF
Dated New York, the 18th day q July. 1900.
PETER J. WARREN
MAY G. WARREN,
LORETTA A WARREN,
Executors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
RHODE ISLAND.

RLoCK ISLAND. p 1. rs fine IN SEPT: good fishing
~ ard shoot ug, surf bathing: no mosquitoes
- Et.hA HOTEL oren TO October. Special rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
q. K. Doherty


IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF Hon. Abner C.
= Thomas Surrogate OF the County OF New York
Notice = hereby given 70 all persons having claims
YORK. deceased 70 with vouchers thereof
their Of ransacti1g business
Ne no Fulton Street Borough The
saiF- - 9@cTT SFRtHAM Executrfx: MALCOLM
So 4+faN n ROBERT Dun GRAHAM EDWIN 2.
HATFIELD Executors Masten Nichols, Attorneys Tor
Executors Nc - Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan.
re City Of New York
IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF -Abner c.
= Thomas Surrogate County OF New York.
Noties neeoz 49,, ,sta ~ ne C1+11ty Of Sew
York deceased present the with vouchers there
Il TO subscriber place Of --ansEetng business
street IN the Borough Manhattan City Of New
York. before the third day OF January next
LAURA E. MERTENs. Administrative.
ASHBEL P. FITCH. Attorney for Ad-1inIstraLrLz. NC
81 Nassau Street Borough OF Manhattan Ne" 4oFA Cy
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Hon Abner c.
Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New York
NOTICE IS hereby given % al persons having claims
York deceased 70 present thereof
re Subscribers az their places OF tanses5i7s onses
or u TIE Offices Of Ashbel P Fitch No 3 Nassau Street
r the borough II Manhattan and city Of New York
o. 6 Se Ns s VI v52< he pam day Of NAY 1900
JOSEPHINE SCHMID. EMMA SCHWARTZ Executrices-
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
4 received their Uptown ONCE No 1.24z BROADWAY
I'd door north 3lstst.. until o'clock advertise
received the following branch oces az regular
cor 2sd-st I52 6th-ave 12th-st-; Macys 6th-ave
west 42d-st 6th-ave.: % East 14hst. PSI West
between Tth and sth ayes l5e East 4lSnsS ISIS
8d-ava 18Th and nth 025 3d-lve rear
sst-s, ToS Ist-ave near seth-s; 100 Tremout-ave;
80 3d-ave. 4stst: 554 5daTe; 10 Bleeeker-st'
=. z------
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fIrarnal neenras

llL- LEllt @fAeELlL2S
TIE COMMERCIAL CABLE COMPANY.
Sez-To-k. sept l. 1850.
11Tt5z-t X =. regular quarterly dividend
an ---ze quarters cent VIII - raid Ocrooer I,
-e s-1-z-c-==-z record September %. 1900
Ia E.z1Ee1 lcrEs VIII - ~ilSe1 SteTute~ = enc re
cIs-sd octo1sr z - PLATT. Treasurer.
TzE -AEE EsIE 4 wEsrERN RAILROAD CONPASSY.
Tax ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders
- II L. E-= & Tes-e-u F2zi1roa5 Company. tcr
Plfs- = eietEz Directors --a-za--to7
- oae- business he properly brought before
-aHr-@ az - nEl5 t1E offce = the Company Z
- 3-- q hefl@s1ay- October g 1900
- -E~-ase- 5o-LE closed O'Clock P II
- Septer-aer I1-z reops2e6 10 ocleck
4 a q Aal1zT. f5rr1ber 1870
CHARLES 2 cox Secrstzry-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07

DR. ". G. NOVEL;. private tutor a. pupls homes
L. n III z s-d-sL Two pUptas received n family
IBRIVATE tutoring oy Snlra Era1uaSe. successful
III a
Speciality Address P. : r. is3 East sd ST. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-09-07
Bank Reports.

{ lLARIERLY REPORT OF THE CORN Elk
- s-.-AS5E BANK a. the close % business the
- - % e-g-sEZ-aHs. 1916
FESBE-PCES
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-27

Jimmy. but had never seen a jimmy be-
fore and do not know whether II Is one
or not. l had taken IL to my room and
left IL there.
CAUGHT BEFORE HE ENTERED.
II put the iron bar i'm my pocket and
late at night started for Brooklyn again.
intending to enter the house. i reached
the housel but before had entered IL the
police arrived and l was arrested
The old man broke down at this point.
He sobbed convulstvely. II had never
committed "a crime before in all my life" /"
he added. And now do not know what
10 do. On account OF my poverty my wife
has had TO take a position and our child
sent to friends. l hope To God she will
never hear OF my disgrace"
The house that Lunger attempted TO en-
ter was the rectory OF the Church of Our
Lady Of Good Counsel He was fright
ened away by watchman and arrested
after a long chase. The jimmy. or box
opener, was found in the yard, The house
had not been entered
IF 1 were a regular criminal" said
Lunger yesterday, IL would not have
been caught with my pockets full OF cards
and letters"
Friends of Lunger have come to his res
cue, and the priests of the rectory have
promised TO consider his case before de-
termining whether or not to press the
charge against him on December s. when
he will be arraigned before Magistrate
Worth
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-27
VERDICT
IN FAVOR
OF M0WRY
Jury Finds Thai Convicted Muir
dsrer Was Entitled TO S454O
From MathewSOn Estate.

A big verdict was given by jury in
Judge Dubois court in favor Of the estate
OF Martin l.. Mowry. who is serving a
life sentence at the state prison, this at
ternoon.
The jury found that there was due
Mowry from the estate of Elisha Math-
ewson the sum OF $3.50 II took the jury
about four hours to reach this decision.
The case has been on trial several days
and one OF the main factors In the deci-
sion was the loss OF Will left by Matte
son. This discussion about the will was
pretty conspicuous az the time OF the
murder trial.
John J. Lace Is administrator on the
Mowry estate and he claimed that Mowry
performed many services for which he
was not paid and that $1,000 was given
Matthewson by one James A. Webb for
Mowry. Both these matters IL was claim
ed had been provided for In the miss
ing Mathewson will
Through Mowry denied siglng certain
receipts the jury I'm it's special findings
expressed the opinion that he did so
sign The administrator ON the estate
of Mathewson claimed Mowry had been
fully paid. but the jury says no. II was
shown at the trial that Mowry was gem
eral servant. cook. farm hand aiN nurse
for Mathewson for over 10 years.
The jury got around the statute OF linn
itations by finding a new promise made
by Mathewson 20 Mowry. Another find
ing OF the jury was that James A. Webb
an uncle OF Mathewsons gave the latter
$1,000 To give TO Mowry after his Mathew
sons death. The defence set up that
Webb was insane when he made the gift
The Jury's finding was TO the contrary.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-27
PROBABLE MURDER

CONTINUED from page One.)
Some bystanders, seeing that Chase did
not move. went to his assistance and al
most Immediately Patrolman Chase, who
had heard of the assault, arrived on the
spot and helped to lift the insensible man
and carry him 10 the rear of the side
walk, where he was braced against the
side OF a building, i'm a sitting position.
Chase's condition was alarming and no
time was wasted I'm calling for an am
bulance from the Rhode Island hospital.
Then the people who had Witnessed the
assault began to compare notes.
All agreed that the assailant was q
stout man. OF more than the average
height, and that he appeared TO be a
porter. .
They couldn't recall much about the
horses and vehicle that he had charge of.
and they were not quite sure which way
he went when he drove OF.
Word was sent to the Central and bth
station ard a hunt was begun for the
missing man.
When Chase reached the hospital he
was taken To the operating room where
IL was. found that he had sustained
The continued urisonsciousness, the
oozing of blood from the ears, indicated
something very serious.
The diagnosis sustained the gravest
CRase's skull had been fractured at the
base of the brain
When his head was driven with such
awful force against the concreted sur
face OF the sidewalk a fracture had been
made which extended way across the
base OF the skull.
The chances OF his living until night
fall were considered very slight.
The police are now on the hunt for
Chases assailant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-11-27
To
MURDER
M'KINLEY
Roboken Police Receive Letter
Telling Of Anarchist Scheme
to ASSaSSinats.

New York. Nov 27--The police of Ho-
boken. n. j., have received a letter al
leging the existence of plot TO assas-
sinate President Mckinley. The writer OF
the letter gave i'm his communication the
name of the alleged chief conspirator,
which the police refuse to make public at
this time
The letter which is illegibly signed, is
as follows
''Sir-Having almost thoroughly assured
myself OF an anarchist plot against His
Excellency, Mckinley. / consider IL my
duty to advise you OF the name OF one
who IL more than suspected of being a
leader, whose name is found i'm the in
closed slip.
He is a fugitive from justice and a
dangerous man, having been convicted
several times and on the last occasion be-
ing sentenced to Ave years Imprisonment
for an anarchist attempt.
my statement can be verified on ap-
pealing 10 the prefect OF the police at
Paris, France. In the course OF the past
year he had concealed with him a man
named Francois. the author of az anar-
chist fight at Scranton where he mortal
ly wounded an agent OF police"
The writer of this letter. the police say
has been located and his story will be in
yestigated