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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-05-20
rLUMsIha.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
REAL EsT1TE.

~ acres waterfront. B-room hs...
and outbuildings. 20 bearing fr-.is
trees all kinds Of small fru,fs.
between 40q and go chickens. a "a
30 Belgian hares. 2 good rnIles
COWS. some blOoded ducks ana a.
81 things. xI20g. Terms. RI
HUSTON. EOS Bailey building
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Ngery effort possible IL being b.
forth by Coroner Hove Ia have ths
bodies ~ unknown persons. which %
is hts duty Go take charge 81. ideut,.
ned II the condition ~ the remains
Win permit. q photograph IL taken
before the body 6 burissi az puWnm.
ish cemetery, the couHtYs burial
ground
The accompany wing half tone Is "a
guod likeness OF the unknown $50,
" hose mutliHt-d remains = crr found
on the railroad track near Weston.
Wash. recently. The body was
brought % this city and held az Hut-
tcrwurth'a marEua for week. Hun
dreaH 70 people viewed the remains.
but they we're buried without being
Identified ono woman. = resident
% Spokane wash came All the y as
90 Seattle. thinking that the body
might h. that Of hnr son who-hnd
disappeared from hs homo some
time before ihs body was found.
Photograph Are taken.
Several aoaters have been reeov-
cred from tn bay the past two
months WHEN II was possible 20
get photograph ~ the features. u
vas done 4 minute description OF
clothing and personal effects found
on tie bodies iH Kept and entered IN
a bapk az HuttaFNnrth morEas.
Coroner Hnyr says b. does naf ike
the lies Of having a body buried ih
the pott~f'H field and always orders
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WM. H. HUTTSER. attorney st
law. suits prosecuted and defend
ed ~ all courts. lb years expert
sufe Proceedings ln bankrupt y.
Companies Incorporated. Abhtfac -
carefully exu mined. Collections
made in all parts Of the United
states. Highest commercial ana
bank references. btd Third ave-
uuo. Phone, Main 1000.
J. = BALL a. and o. Haxwvli block.
los Columbia ~. Phone, Blue 30.
General practice 10 uIl the courts.
Damage Gases Speciality.
Moderate Fees =ss9nsultatiun Free.
HAHTFoRB bEAUMOST. COUNSEL
of-nt-laW Dexter Horton RANK bid
II. =. FOSTER. Mutual Life bid.
Phone Main 81.
~ Is MARTIN. Lawyer. go Mutual
Life building.
J a ltEafuGa ~ iiail~y building.
HENsON 4 Aust q Boston flock
" -. LAABUTH. 2o,-s. Pacific blk.
a e. MACDONALD sos Burke Bld.
Root Palmer a Brown. Pioneer bid.
y. e CoNovER ss-tz Hniier bldg
LYMAN Z KNArP % Halier bldg.
o WAHD KEMP as hurke bldg
J =. DOUGLAS. 20 NeN York blk.
HfeIiAHb orHaRN 5oss n Y bk
81 s. LANGLAND to2 Sew York blk
HORACE PErER. tis New York bk
pfEPHE =. FERRY 1910 second.
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GOD WILL
JUDGE him

MEMPHIS. May 2O.-R. l.. Nor
by. Of Black Rock, Ark, committed
suicide In iail. The officials found
his body swinging from beam. In
a 1T Of Jealousy. Morby had shot and
Killed his wife.
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JoEeIRG QUOTATIONS.
CORRECTED DAILY1
Green fruit.

Lenons-ti. 7503.00 a box. limea.
$3.50 per case: cooking apples. 81 Soc
200; eating apples. g2.z50300. navel
oranges, &2.Z5U275; Seeding. 81 .5Oe5
zoo; bananas, s2.0OIt2.75. olives. 5O1s
lyc per gallon. grape fruit. tl7bn
200. strawberries, 91.2511.75 per crate
pineapples, sf.0005.00 per doz; cher
rieH, i.00Ui.25.
Vegetables
Potatoea-f26033 per ton: beetg
b0c per doz; carrots, per sack. gI.75.
lettuce. y1.000t.z5 q case. turnlps
Sl.Z5i garlic, lie, cabbage, tf.75d2. 81. .
reppers, 25Iz0c; huaks. i5c. green
celery s5c per dozen. sweet pota-
toes, sl.75M2.00. Spanish Chill pep
pers. s0e per Ii: ssuer kraut. 2Ufc.
California head lettuce, stQf. % case
ANTHOLOGY, 35050c doz; green peas.
4kM5ze ID, dried cartons, COO.
fancy Toe, imported I5c: tomatoes,
case, 12.01W2.2f dates, 5etec per ID
radianes, Toe per dOz. rhubarb. 2I4c
per lbi parsley. Z5W15c; asparagus,
TIC; new potatoes, s2.25. spinach,
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WITH WINE AND pm 80.
dinner. l5e. Alley Raftaufss.s a'e
leE on Columbia bet. md ~ 4
ONYDONOR Victory" a.. ~
cures all diseases. Ava5t ss,nllis
tons. = Mcdonald block ''oisa.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

TWELVH DANCING LESSONS.
$40. laoieE: ladies and gentlemen.
guaranteed waltz. two-step and all
the latest ball room dances. ex-
tfemely low rate for Kcntlemsn
joining open classes now. Monday
ana Friday evenings. $40. Will
son Dancing Academy. Pike street.
Rankc block. rivRte lessons daily.
Circulars mailed free.
AIR. and Mrs. Little's Academy: de-
pertinent. dancing, physical cul-
ture 80 Madison bot sra ans 9TH.
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FOR SALE A. BsiIard-A bss11;;,,i
home among fruit and roses. Z,
le9xl00 feet price 500.
a business chance for baker.
Residence lots on installrnents.
Address ". II. PETER 4 90.
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auslNrss chAncEs-

BEST fruit and cigar stand in the
city money maker. cheap this
will bear Investigation. no agents.
Singer = Partridge. 81 New York
block
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Dental Examiners.

The state board % dental exam
inerH are holding examinations in
the New York block tthird aoorJ to-
day.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Dr. Emil Bories will 10 to what
com tomorrow 10 give expert testi-
mouv in the Hamilton murder trial.
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BUSINESS COLLEGES.

LEoS business College. Uulon. I'd I.
individual instruction. all subjects.
BEST methods md teachers. Acme
Business College. Second and Pike
n IS school Teisgraphy. Pioneer
WIf.n.a nunlnea. cnlleEe Nam %
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Glare announces n special sale all
this week Of very stylish. dnintily
trimmed Clars-madc hats, at s. and
60. 1907 Second avenue.
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CLoThEs CLEANING.

SEATTLE Clothes Pressing 20.
clothes IN shape Sl.J0 month. dye
inR. repairing. 1907 3rd. Bun 1904
HIGHEST prices FOR east on cloth
ing. Dave Taylor. 10 Starr BOYD bid
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1t a. remarkable the number OF
people who viewed the remains o.
thu boy killed recently az Weston
Tire body was hsld Zoe over a week.
Several times We thought that ~
had the remains IDENTIFIED, bat we're
finally compelled % bury the body
and mark che mead board unknown
I did not like the idea uf having
the bodv ~ the boz 90 20 the pot
teFn ned 30 I paid foe a lot lu Nj
Pleasant cemetery and the remains
were inferred there believe that
the identity " the boy win yet be-
known.
we have book IN which the
description % every body buried un.
Identified h kept A photograph OF
the hody l. also kept.
Tn the near future Coroner Hoys
viii have a cabinet built 90 keep tn
photographs sua descriptions of AL
unknown bodies.
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ADVERTISING rates for any paper
furnished on application. The
G. V. White Advertising Bureau,
New York Rock.
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ARCHIIFcTh.

4. TfDEaAED u Goiman block.
MeManua = walkot co. 81 Y blk.
q ~ lforGiiTQs 49, colllns.
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COM RAG loR and suiLpEss.

PAFF a R6ULo. store fixtures.
Feneral Jobblng 400 Main street
sopERQuisr q ROsELEAF. shops
at iis-2Re spring street
J. r. SW tF-r. house and sign palm
ter, Lake avenue. Fremont.
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WASHINGTON Institute of Oste-
opathy. Safe Deposit Building.
Este hlished In Seattle three years.
Phone Main a07.
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ne uudeftakera 60 hold the remains
far e. week hen the condition uf the
body viii permit. IN the hope that
samo person may so IL the murEue
and Identify the remains.
Mr. y. 4 ButteFwurth said today
It d. our desire that tho bodies ~
unknown persons brought T. our
uuFgun be Identified So fat each
body has been held for n week. AMI
Ia some Instances the remains have
been Identified
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HAIR and scalp specialist. 204
Spring street. corner Second ave
nue.. Gfny hair restored TO orig
NAL color. dandruf or falling hair
cured and hair grown on bald
heads. No pay TIL satisfied.
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! History
Repeats
!; Itself

During the past ten years
ALMOST INVARIABLY. To-
ward the end % fhs son.
FRUIT JARS have taken
niE jump in price and are ar
ncult 90 procure at any cost.
The reason ln simple enough.
In order to sell them a. the
right price they fuuaf he pur-
chased IN CAR LOAD LOTT
This runs into eousideta bic
money. hes doa ths fiak Of car
ryinA them over. and the
Items Of insurance and Htur-
age We have purchased 500
cases assorted sizes 81 the
best quality. with porcelain
lined caps. We Bought them
right and are making n close
price When they hrp gone
We shall have no more and nd-
wise every family that needs
fruit jars - order them az
once. You buy them cheap.
or now aud when YOU want
them you viii have no trouble
or worry.
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CLASSIFIED ADS.

16sf6zd, o. n1rG.
osBOHeH. IHHMPEH q 60. me.
abHiraat Company. cbtablihhed
1885 Mining ciaim abstracts. Base
ueut af fHe HufuHt LIE building
booth WhittloBey- Hhuford Abstract
Co. established 1850 basement ~
Haicf block Telephone Main lpt
eF AT''ftf ABSTRACT ~ III " Dill
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HIGHEST prices for second hand
goods. bedroom sets, stoves, car
pets, etc. Red Front Furniture Co.
110-lle Ind Ave. s. Tel. Rcd 12aa
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EIrcTRlcAL MAeuInrRY.

ERiCksOR 4 WYMAN 90. manu-
fncture ana repair electrical nps
pnrntuH 1914 West nv. Main. IA
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pYEINo AND CLEANING.

Partisan bye works-we cali for
clean. press, deliver your clothes.
Office las lst ave. Tel. Main i0i4.
AMERICAN steam Dye Works: dry
cleaning. 1913 West. av.. Main Ta7
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
ALVAH ". BROWNS SUICIDE.
AN INSURANCE AGENT OF THIS CITY
KILLS HIMSELF IN NEWPORT.

Newport r. L. May 2s.-After ne had attempted
80 40 commit suicide by shooting on board the
steamer Plymouth last night and had been taken
- Cor medical attention. Alvah W. Brown, of
-. york shot himself a second time and died
is+arttv The fatal bullet WAS discharged after
,r.,oon had been summoned, but before he had
oacbed the patient on the body a card was
found which indicated that the mans place of
business was in Cedar-st.. New-York, and his home
at No 1A West Eighty -Second-st The man was
apparently forty-five or fifty years of age.
His first attempt at selfdestruction was made in
his stateroom on the steamers trip eastward from
Ney-York. The bullet which caused death was
fired into the temple.
The plymouth reached here at about 2SO a M,
and men from the boat took the wounded man
ashore and summoned surgeon 20 attend him at
the police station. Apparently no one mad thought
10 look for the pistol he had used on the boat. and
search person brought to them under such cir
clmstances. Although man remained near MT;
Brown pending the arrival of the doctor ne did
not keep constant watch. When MS BACK was
turned. Mr.. Brown took the revolver out OF MS
pocket and placing ii against his own head nred;
bv the time the attendant could step to his side
The body was left in charge Of the police.
Brown made his first attempt on MS lte lnSt Al ite
O clock. The deck watChman heard the souhd OF
a pistol shot from Room No. !, which was ac-
cupied by Brown. The door was forced and the
occupant found suffering from dangerous
wound in the abdomen. physician who was
was left in his stateroom in the care of Harry
Johnson. waiter.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
FLICK is ACQUITTED.
WEEPING WITH JOY. HE SHAKES JUS
TICES' HANDS.

The Committee Of Fifteen sustained dlscour-
aging blow yesterday when three Justices OF the
Court Of Special Sessions-Iinsdale Holorook ana
obs-unanimously acquitted Alderman Fleck OF
The charge Of keeping dsorderly resort at No.
sO4 Bowerv which is Flecks Manhattan Music
Hall Fleck and Of his walters. Julius FrancK'
were arrested in April evidence collected py
McCullagh detectives These men sTore IN couII
that they witnessed performances on the stage anu
took part in scenes with women in the gahetg
boxes OF the music haI which would have ln1aih-
bly convicted Fleck If the Judges had believed
them The witnesses did not. however agree en-
tireIv anon certain minute details of their story
Then Fleck's counsel put lot of policemen on
the stand who all swore with that marvellous hai
uonv which has come to distinguish pohceheh
audience in this city that Flecks music han was
closed Al tn hour when the McCullagh detectives
saia they SAW these dsorderly acts. The policemen
ou,nuu1bered the McCullagh detectives ana the
Justices decided that the preponderahce 3l teSll
mouv was in favor Of the defendants ana 50 Hls-
CHARGED them. Fleck effDsiVely shook the hafas
of the Justices while tears Of JOY ran down ms
cheeks. -, ,-.--s !
with the decision When seen by a Tribune re-
porter he said:
MY fellow Justices Of Special Sessions undoubt-
adlv decided their best judgment dictated Ere
ouentlv q Judge Is morally convinced OF a defend
ants guilt hut discharge him because the
yne failure 10 convict discourages the Fifteen !
shall be greatly surprised. They know that they
have 80 fight a police force and ring OF
Corrupt politicians. viii he i'm office for two years
active cooperation that long. have doubt they
will keen uD the fight.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
HUE AND CRY IN MAINE.
PosToFFIcE ROBBERS CAPTURED IN THE WOODS
AFTER CHASE

Andover Ne, May 2s.-The safe in the postoffce
here was blown up by burglars 13O o'clock this
morning, and postage stamps and money the
amount OF l.Ooo secured The pcstoffce build
ing a one-story structure, almost completely
wrecked. The sound of the explosion aroused the
town, and a posse numbering fifty men started in
pursuit OF the robbers. whose tracks led in the
direction Of Rumford The citizens had trouble
in following the trail until RoXbury Notch, about
six miles away, was reached At this point the
.tra was lost. but after search two of the posse
icame upon the in the wods near by and sent
lwdid 10 Rumford Fails. Deputy Sherfs II. l.. Ell
liot and Frederick A. Porter started for the spot
on the way a number OF recruits were gathered.
and when they arrived in Roxbury the woods were
surrounded Then the line was drawn In gradually.
The men resisted strongly and several shots were
fred but hit. Both the men were
armed, and one of them also had razor, but they
gave up without hand fight. The grip
containing the plumber taken by the officers.
The men locked up at Rumford Falls. They
will be arraigned in the Police Court tomorrow.
They had 800 worth of postage stamps and nearly
$4o0 in cash.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
No CAUSE FOR THE SUICIDE.
Mr.. BROWNS FRIENDS AT A LOSS TO AC-
COUNT FOR HIS ACT

The officials Of the Mutual Life Insurance Com
suicide Of Alvah ". Brown, Of the agents of
the company. on the Fall River boat Plymouth yes
ferday at Newport. Charles IT, Raymond, the gem
eraI agent said that Mr. Brown had been for
twenty years one Of the trusted agents Of the com
pany. His father had also been agent of the
Mutual Life. The dead born in Brooklyn
hIfqJuly ? 1854 and was graduated from Yale. He
was financially successful and had no domestic
troubles so far as the officials of the company
knew Mr. Brown owned property in this city and
in Hackensack. y. J. He married and had a
family. An officer OF the company said that Mr.
Browns accounts were absolutely straight, and
that he did not owe the company dollar.
At Mr. Browns nome. No. l4l West Eighty-sec-
ond-st Mrs Brown denied herself to all visitors
It was learned that Mr.. Brown left the house on
Monday morning without telling his wife that he
heavily for two weeks. and the elevator boy in the
Mrs Brown that her husband was intoxicated when
he left the building Tuesday at o'clock.
George \. Briukerhoff relative and an
yesterday afternoon that after MI. Browns
graduation from Yale he entered me Iice ] oI ms
OF the Mutual Life Insurance company, VINO haa
Office in lower Broadway. When his fatheT died
apout-twelVe years ago; -t, or bs9 Raj an enc
at No. IS Cedar-st. His first wife died about three
and one-half years ago Two years ago ne inaIIled @
a Mrs. Howe Mr.. Brown had not been In good
health for some time, and that might have had
something do with hts suicide.
His first wife was the eldest daughter OF f,ost-
master John J. Anderson. OF Hackensack. where
Brown was born and reared. Brown was popular
in his native place and was an enthusiastic horse
sOciation the Hack"nsack Golf Club, Oritani Field
Club and the Hacl ..1sack Club His mother and
there blame his second wife. who his first
wife's nurse in her fatal Illness for his suicide
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
TELLER ACQUTTS MURPHY.
MAGISTRATE OBLIGED TO DISMISS
WALDRON'S CHARGE AGAINST
THE COMMISSIONER.

Magistrate Zeller yesterday was obliged 10 dis
miss the complaint of oppression against Police
Commissioner Murphy which had been made by
7 outs VValsron prouriator Of a dance hall in West
ndred-a ten hist, where Sunday dancing
has been stopped by the police under Mr.. Murphy 5
order Judge Zeller declared the police had done
wrong in interfering with Waldron but he added
that since Mr.. Murphy had been acting on the
.t,o ,,o-,ora-ior, Counsel he he
aunlCs aas - . aIi.e and therefore the charge fell
10 the ground. -, ,,t-
Nr Murphy smiled when he heard the Magis-
-rara's decision. and then announced to me re
porters that he would continue 10 enforce the
) S,,rdsv law al Waldron's without fear or favor
2 Iie would not say exactly what he would 90 Win
regard to dancing until he heard again from the
CORPORATION Counsel.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
THE ERIEs BOOK on SUMNER HOMES

Now that people beginning to look about
them for out Of homes for the summer, the
Erie Railroads book Rural Summer Homes will
be Of interest and value to many. The book gives a
list of many places in New-Jersey. Pennsylvania
and this State. all to be reached by the Erie Rail-
road and tells the distance Of each from this city
the number of trains daily. and gives also list of
hotels and boarding houses in each place. with
their charges.
The book is profusely illustrated with halftone
plates showing views in and around the different
resorts. There are also short descriptions of the
country.
In the back of the book is handsome map
showing. the places told of. and how the Erie
reaches them. The map gives a good idea of the
topography OF the country
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
DR. J. ADLER ACCUSED BY HIS WIFE.
SHE SAYS PHYSICIAN WHO TESTIFIED FOR
CAPTAIN HERLIHY ABUSED HER

Dr. Joseph Adler, OF No 14s Columbia-st. was
arraigned in the Essex Market court yesterday
morning on the charge Of assaultng his wife. The
physician was arrested Monday. Or. Adler was
represented by Tim" Campbell. who asked for a
private hearing. while Maurice II. Gottlieh of No.
20 EsseN-st, appeared for the plaintiff Mrs Adler
II was alleged at the hearing that DR.. Adler had
drawn a revolver on his wife several occasions
and that his servants had disarmed him. only
yesterday" said Mr.. Gottlieb in opening the case
for the wife. "he grabbed her by the throat and
attempted 20 choke her. The wife tells me that he
tried TO lite her in the neck, and also fourished
revolver in her face"
DR.. Adler sprang 10 his feet and offered his derby
hat as evidence. He said il had been broken by his
wife.
Magistrate Hogan adjourned the hearing to June
4 al the Centre-st. court. DR.. Adler was a witness
for Captain Herlihy in HIS trial before the Police
Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
BRONX RAILROAD FRANCHISES

There was a dispute at the meeting OF the Board
of Aldermen yesterday about the Council resolution
proNlclng Tor an investigation Of railroad fran
chises In the Borough OF The Bronx. The presi-
dent announced that IL should be referred 20 the
Committee on Railroads
Alderman Wafer urged that the COMMITTEES on
streets and Highways should have charge az n
AIoerman Bridges said that it should go 10 the
1airoao Committee Mr.. Wafer intimated tha,
bfaoses seemed particularly anxious 10 have
t,.s inka,sr go 70 the Railroad Committee II wa
1ihsiiy referred TO the Committee on Railroads. = n5
the president was instructed TO appoirt - car, ro
httee 10 Investigate the franchises IN Tba pro
Gud report TO the board " N"e DiohA
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
mo - - -
COPPER DEAL TO GO THROUGH.
KIDDER. PEABODY & CO SAY THAT THE
NECESSARY CONSENTS ARE SECURED.

Boston. May 2S-Kidder. Peabody Co. who arc
manag ging the exchange Of stock in the consolida-
ton Of copper interests under the lead Of the
Amalgamated Copper Company. are requesting
holders Of Boston and Montana and OF Butte and
Boston who have deposited their stock with them
preparatory exchange for Amalgamated 10
bring their receipts IN and allow them to be
stamped. authorizing their exchange on the basis
OF for four in the case of Montana and on even
terms in the case of Butte.
The Amalgamated meeting 10 authorize the ex-
change will be held June s. The vote, II is not
doubted will affirmative but II is said that it is
likely he followed by injunctons and delays.
Kidder. Peabody & Co say that all of the large
stockholders both of Montana and of Butte have
cCrsented 10 the exchange the terms stated, and
that any shareholders who do not wish 10 make
the exchange on these terms will upon request
have their stock returned To them II VIII he
purchased at s92 30 a share for Butte and 1915 a
share for Montana.
Strength was impaired Amalgamated Copper
in the local market yesterday by a report that a
compromise probable between conflicting inter
ests in Montana. Boston buyer Of the stock,
which made net gain Of IL per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
GANBLERs MOULD RRIRE DETECTIVES.

w d. Andrews, the detective Of the Committee
cf Fifteen who has mysteriously disappeared lust
when mis- testimony is needed 10 prosecute the
gamblers against whom he procured evidence had
not returned yesterday. IT is reported that he
was hair scared and half brihed into leaving the
town by the gambling combine although
Superintendent McCullagh still assumes that the
man has forgotten the date Of the trial and will
turn up soon as he can he communicated with
meantime no one knows. apparently, where he IS
il is now rumOred that two other detectives have
been persuaded vanish, but this could not be
confirmed last night.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-29
WANTS FRANCIS d. cARLET RESTRAINED
APPLICATION OF TREADwELL CLEVELAND TO BE
HEARD BY VICE CHANCELLOR.

Vice-Chancellor Emery will, on Monday give a
hearing at Newark to application by Treadwel
Cleveland. OF NewYork. for an order restraining
Francis n Carley. Of the former Wall Street
brokerage firm Of F. D. Carley & Co. from con
tinuing suit in the New-Jersey Supreme Court In
which Carley attempts to force Cleveland to ac-
count for certain stocks and notes aIIesed 10 ne
held by troVer and conversion.
The application IS outcome OF the proceedings
Carley I'm the New-JeTSey courts TO have himself
adiudged bankrupt Carley's creditors are seek
ing show that he has concealed his property and
is doing business under other names. The bill flied
by Cleveland asks that Carley he on{oned from
proceeding with action I'm trover and conversion
until the Bankruptcy proceedings ended