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New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
RE4G4N'S TRIAL ENDED.

DECISION NEXT MONDAY 60 THURsToN
THINKS ONE ACCUSATION UNPRovEN.
At the end OF the trial Of Patronan stephen 7
Reagan, before Deputy Police Commissioner Thurs
ton yesterday, the later gave oral evidence tha I
he considered some Of the accusations made aga inst
the defendant unproven- c G. F wahle who has
defended Reagan against the charges OF neglect
Of duty. bribery, perjury and conduct unbecorning
officer when ward for Captain Herlihy
summed up for his client Attacking the testi-
mony OF the witnesses called for the prosecution.
Mr.. wahle exclaimed to Assistant District Attor-
ney Morgan:
You know. Brother Morgan. 1ust as well as l do
that If you brought Of those witnesses in here
and told them to do so, they would swear to evil
dence that would convict their own mothers
Swear? Why those boys, Frenchy' and Irish
would swear to anything GODS footstool to get
the IS a week allotted them by the District Attor-
neys Office. they could buy their morphine and
get into a state of vile stupor'
Mr.. Morgan. in mis- argument declared that IT
was the duty OF Reagan TO suppress dsorderly
houses in the precinct, and that he should have
done so despite the fact that they had not proved
that he had failed to make report of the houses
TO Captain Herlihy.
Commissioned Thurston interrupted Mr. Morgan
10 say that he di not think il was obligatory on
Oficer Reagan make arrests If he had made
reports 10 his captain and had not been directed
by hat Official make arrests
I'm my mind has not been proven that Officer
Reagan received such orders The legal manner
of securing evidence against diSOrdeTly house is
a very difficult one. Take. for instance. the Hay
market. AS long as can remember it has been
EFFORT by the police close * has been frustrated
in one way or another. man arrested as the
moi be proven that he received any money
THE Deputy Commissioner said that he would
give give nfsyoTatle t. the defendant the trial would
proceed on next Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ NEW YORK-Tra- desired IN New Yorz County
Won Czra5srS. Bischof Or-iLe
and Amanda G-aberg and Henry Bschof1, sxecu-
under. the last VIII and
Henry Bschon. deceased, plaintiffs. against Franklin
J. Biscaon. Henry B!schon as Committee Of The ps-
ct Franklin :. P!schor. incompetent
person. Harry A z. J. Frackslbe=g- Ernest W-
BtschCf P BischcfI. Marie Z Bischc1 sadie 9
Blscho Defe1dacts.-To The above named Defendants
You hereby summoned 70 answer the Complaint
this acyton and To serve copy OF your answer on 1s
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days ascsr svice
OF this summons exclusive day q service. and
case OF your failure 70 aP-ear answer, judgment viii
taken against you by deaur for the RELIEF demanded
complaint
Dated New York. July 9Th. 1902
sTRALEY. HASBROCcK * sSHLOEDER Plasatifs'
OfEce and Post OtHce Address. 81 Broad
Cit Manhattan.
To the Defendant. Harry y z. J. Frzrksn5s-g:
The foregoing summons served bv publication
pursuant order OF the Hon James Fitzgerald JUS
Supreme Court dated rL5 day OF July.
1902 and fed with the complaint II the once OF tas
Clerk County York.
Dated July 16tn. 1902
sTRALEY. HASBROUCK & sCHLOEDEE- PIaizt1s
Attorneys once and Post Once Address 25T B-oa1-
way New York CITY, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

York-Rosaue Ruspo-I. Plaintiff. against Leopold
ZandJ. Laura c. CsarsSche Don Palo Rusp0 Eodis
NSn Z3ndu Wheeler. Individually and A1culstra-rX
with the Will annexed OF Serena l. Van Zandr and
EUgenia \. Van Zanot. deceased; Ellen Parker an
Zandt widow and adm hIstrstrix OF Albert g. Van
Zanat. deceased Louise Winthrop. Adeina Eliza5e.1
lie Herou and Pierre Maurice LaSS2le Esrou IS
husband; garet z Van Zaadt. widow Of Wtl-an 7
Van Zaadt deceased Marie a Van Zsu1l L-Llvdla-y
Administrators with the VIII annexed q William
T. Van Zandt deceased. Esa-r ". NcFlcksr, sole sur
viving Trustee under the VIII ard Testament q
William T. Van Zand deceased; Elizabeth + sherNeoi
Warner Sherwood. her husband; Eugene Van Zanll
Slgourney Van Zandt Edwardina wife
Laura 8 ZarGt. and John J. Gibbons Executor
OF the last VIII and T--tarueEt OF 3 Van ZanG
deceased Defendants Amended summons. Trial desired
in the County OF New York To the above named De-
fendants: You hereby summoned % answer 5ls
amended complaint E this acylon and copy o
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
day service and cf failure 70 aF-
pear. answer. Judgment viii against yau -
default relief demanded IL The amended complaint
Dated New York. July 24-h. l913
ARTHUR n WEEKES Plai0-in's Attorney. O1lce anc
Post ONCE Address No IL William Street Borough OF
Manhattan, City q New YORK.
To the above named defendant Don Pauio RUspoH.
foregoing amended is served you b.
publication 10 an order OF the Hon Sanue
Craenbau, Justice Of Supreme Court CT safe o.
New York the 5h day OF August, 1902 and that
day dled together with CODY OF the amended summons
complaint herein. in the 1fce OF the Clerk of New
County the New York County Court House in tas
City OF York original OF said
and complaint having been heretofore fled said oes
August End. 1902
New York august 5th 1902
ARTHUR y. WEEKES. Attorney for Plaintiff
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
GALLAGHER GETS MEN PLAYING CARDS
uE SAYS HE WILL KEEP UP THE WORK
UNTIL THE RED LIGHT DIS
TRICT Is CLEAN.

Captain Gallagher of the Eldridge-st station.
with Detectives Sheehan and Curry made raid
on an alleged gambling house In the rear of the
cafe at No 176 Chrystie-st-, last night, and ar
rested George Rosenberg. twenty-four years Old OF
No. n2 Chrystie-st.; Abraham Harris. twenty-six
years old, of No 132 Chrysue-st; MOTHS Flick
twenty-four years old. of No. l5 Forsyth-st: !:
Jacob Bonner twenty years old, of No. 30 Chrystie-
st. and Abraham Cohen. thirty-nlne years old. of
No. So Chrystie-st- They were all heid on the
charge of gambling. Charles Kramer. the alleged
proprietor Of the place, is said by Captain Gal
lagher to have left the city hurriedly last night.
In the five days he has been in charge of the
EIdridge-st station Captain Gallagher has been
going over his district carefully. Last night he
went into the cafe in Chryste-st, IeaVins the Two
detectives outside AS he started into the room in
the the man behind the desk tried TO get
ahead of him. Gallagher caught the man ana kept
him from giving the alarm. Sheehan and Curry at
once came in and pushed open the door INTO the
back room There were twenty men in the room
playing cards. No money or chlps was IN sight,
except on one table where there was 81 %. All the
men at that table were arrested
captain Gallagher says that ne nSeitis 70 Keep
on until he has the district thoroughly cleaned up
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
Monte of Summ0us.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-ALEX-
~ ander Mcintosh. Plaintiff James " PIsnds-list1
Defendant Plaintiff desires al 70 BE bad IN the County
rSN Nsayg Surln11ns To rhs above named De
fendant: You hereby summoned answer The
rfsf-t IN this action copy your
cn Ire Plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after t1s
exclusive O. -Es day q
and in OF your failure 70 appear or answer judo
uent taken against by ts1aut -or TIE rsiec
demanded in the complain
Dated New York. July i1to. 1902
WY ARMSTRONG PLairt.fTs Attorney OFz-z and Pest
once address. No. 20s Broadway. Borough Of Man
IA New York City
the defendant. James n Pls21-e,a- TIE foregoing
order - the Honorable James a o German q
Justices Of Supreme Court ct ths Stz-s q New Xo
dated the nineteenth day OF July 1902 fled
he Cor1oaint in Gree Clerk County,
New York in the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF View
York
Dated New JULY 18Th. 1902
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG. Artorn5y for Plaintiff Once
Post O5ice address, 206 Broadway, Borough o.
Manhattan. City q New York
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
NO MERCY FROM CANTOR.
SO BOROUGH PRESIDENT REPLIES TO APPEAL
FOR FREE BATHS ExToRTIoNERs

SO BOROUGH PRESIDENT REPLIES TO APPEAL
FOR FREE BATHS EXToRTIoNERs-
Borough President Cantor yesterday ordered ".
furnish evidence with reference 10 extortion prac
tised by certain bath attendants the Rivington-
St free baths. that the guilty persons may be con-
victed. Mr. Cantor heard that some Of the bath
attendants at Rivington-st. in the habit OF
charging people five cents for the use OF room.
and then allowing the who paid the use of the
for ten minutes. instead OF five. the regular
period allowed TO those who do not pay. Mr.
Weeks replied the request for a report. saying
who apparently. from their appearance. were
able to pay the FIVE cents Mr.. Weeks said that
the custom had been long established and that
the attendants had come look the extortion
their legitimate Derquisites. He suggested that
IN view of the estab blished custom, in dealing
with the offenders Justice be tempered with
mercy" and that the employees receive oppor-
tunity to redeem themselves.
When Mr.. Cantor got the report from Mr.. Weeks
he hot under the collar" and lost no time in
debating the following instructions:
men that Justice should be tempered with
mercy. ANY city official who exacys tribute from
the public for privileges that are free under the
law should be punished. not oLly by dismissal but
by prosecution. These public baths are INTENDED
the luxury OF private baths nor to leave the city
during the hot summer days, and l VIII not toler-
practlsed upon these people. II IS my desire that
you make a thorough investigation, and while
realize IT is difficult get proof at the same time
morning. so that We can determine VINO, II any, or
the attendants are guilty Of these practices.
the event OF our discovering any backmail or ex-
tortion Of this nature we shall have proof enough
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
MORE CHICAGO OATS INJUNCTI0ys.

Chicago. Aug 6.-Eleven more injunctions devel-
opiug Of the corner in July oats issued
here to-day. Judge Chytraus granted six in favor
OF H. C Avery & Co. and Judge Chetlain issued
FIVE the complaint Of J. II. Norton. The petit
tons aver, have former ones. that the plaintiffs
cold July oats short to the defendants and that
II they compelled to settle under Board Of Trade
rules they will suffer by reason Of fictitious settle
ment prices. The wTts against commission
houses. President Warren Of the Board of Trade and
the Bank OF Montreal. 10 stop collection of margins
The first injunction that to be heard be-
fore Judge ChyJraus were to-day postponed until
tomorrow. FOrty-nve injunction cases have de-
veoped out of the corner TO date.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
Another report including recommendation
was submitted by Assistant Sanitary Superintend
ent f S. Dningham. II said
Pacific COAST DEFENCE.

San Francisco. Aug 6-Rear admiral Louis
Kempf u S. N. has opened headquarters in the
city as the head of the government system CT
coast defence for the Pacific Coast. The system in
general consists of cooperation of the navy. the
naval militia, the revenue cutter service and the
lighthouse service, all under head, who is di-
rectly responsible 10 the Navy Department at
washington and acting in harmony with the com
mander in chief of the Seasoing fleet and with the
army The mission of Admiral kempff is to unity
ali the marine means of defence, even the light
1ouse and life saving services being subject to him
in military sense il is admitted they would be
of great service in the proposed signal system.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
WILL NOT RELEASE CHIy4uAy ON Bail

Buffalo. Aug. 6--Charley We, the Chinese Iaun-
dryrnan who is in Jail awaiting the action of the
grand jury the charge of numbering little Marian
Murphy will have TO remain in custody until the
September grand jury dispose OF his case. Jus
tlce Kenehck. OF the Supreme Court, to-day an
nounced that he had decided TO deny the apDlica-
ton for the release of the Chinarnan bail based
on the contention that the authorities had not
sufficient evidence 10 warrant holding him in Jail.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. NEy
NEW

YORK COUNTY.-Philip Dexhetnner. Plaintiff. AGAINST
CIatonia ]. Dorticus and Mary c. DorJicus his W1ss
Adoph H Meyer and Annie Zimmerman. Defendants
Summons. Plaintiff desires trial IN County OF New
York-Fo the above named Gsfendan;s. You hereby
summoned the complaint in this action and %
serve OF your answer on the Plaintiffs attorney
within after ServfC
day service. and OF failure
judgment viii be taken against you
by default relief demanded IN the complaint
Dated June 3 1902. LOUIS CAAIFORA.
Plaintiff Once ard Post Ofice Address.
No. 0S Nassau Street. New York City. Borough o.
Manhattan.
To the defendant Annie zimmerman: The foregoing
served BY publication purSuanL 20
order OF Charles II Truax. OF the JUS
tices of the Supreme Cour ef the state OF New toI
dated 1902. nled with the COM
plant the office of the Clerk OF the County or New
York
LOUIS CAMPORA.
Plaintiffs attorney.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
MANY BATHS UNsANITARY.
NONE TO BE MAINTAINED WITHOUT A PER
NIT FROM THE BOARD OF HEALTH

In a report submitted yesterday 10 the Board OF
Health by Dr. Walter Bensel who has charge OF
the summer corps of Board OF Health inspectors,
the condition of the various public baths and some
of the private baths is said 10 be filthy. Or. Bensel
in his report speaks OF the baths at the Battery.
West Thirty-ffth-st West Eighty -second-st.. East
Third-st. Corlears-st. and the private baths at
East Fifth-st Referring directly 10 the East Third
ST baths, the report says:
The floors were very filthy closets very foul,
seats old and dirty the stencil well nigh intoer-
underneath the seats and in the corners, where
cleaning is difficult the spaces actually caked
with dirt.
Another report including recommendation,
was submitted by Assistant Sanitary Superintend-
ent f S. Dillingham;. 1t said:
Investigation of the floating baths situated
the waterfront OF this city shows that many of
them are in an unsanitaTy condition, and are locat-
ed near the mouths of adjacent sewers. which
causes the water 20 become contaminated with the
sewage. Previous investigation OF the baths on
the land shows that many are kept In an unsani-
tary condition. and that the water is not changed
oftener than once or twice a week. These baths
should directly under the supervision OF the De
partment of Health and would recommend that
Section 200 of the Sanitary Code be amended to
read that no baths be maintained in the city of
New-York along the waterfront without a per
init from the Board of Health
DR.. Dtllingham's recommendation was adopted.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
CRUISE OF MARYLAND NAVAL RESERVES.

Baltimore. Aug. 6-The auxiliary cruiser Sylvia
having on board the Maryland Naval Reserves will
leave this port next Saturday for ten days trip
for the purpose OF giving the some active
target practice and general boat work on the deep
sea Several officers will make the trip in addition
to a large number OF enlisted The cruise will
extend 10 Long Island Sound Commander Geer will
command the expedition.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
OsTEOPATHS IN CONTENTION

Milwaukee Aug. 6.-The sixth annual conyen-
tion of the American Osteopathic Association was
called to order here to-day. Over one hundred
delegates were in attendance. The feature of the
forenoon session was the annual address OF Presi-
dent E. r. Booth, of Cincinnati. A telegram OF
greeting was sent to DR.. Andrew Taylor Still, of
KirksviIle Mo-, founder OF ostsopathy. The after
noon given over 70 clinics and routine reports
are Denver, Cleveland Detroit and Atlantic City
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SEPARATE BUREAU FOR FIRE ALARMS

Fire Commissioner Sturgis has decided TO or
qanize a separate bureau to have charge of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph system. This system was
under a separate bureau until 1898, when il put
in charge of the Chief of the Fire Department.
Now that Mr.. Sturgs has decided to extend the fire
alarm system in all the boroughs, he has decided
that it would be best to put superintendent in
charge and has asked the Civil Service Commission
for an eligible list of electrical engineers. The ex-
animation will be held on August 20 1t is under
stood AT Fire Headquarters that J. Elliott Smith,
who was the incumbent of the position at the time
the bureau was abolished, will again be an appli-
can't for the position.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
SUICIDE OF FORMER BROOKLYN WOMAN

Dover, Del. Aug (SpecaD.-Mrs Grace c.
Fisher. daughter of Joseph E Carson of BROOKLYN
and wife OF William Fisher. commission mer-
chant Wyoming, three miles from here instantly
killed herself this afternoon by firing bullet into
her brain. For several months she had showed
signs OF melancholy and at four other times shs
hid att her -
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
TO DISCUSS THE QUESTION OF FLOODS

Albany Aug. e.-The State Water Storage Com
mission will meet in Rochester on August l5 at
which time the recent floods which have caused
much damage in that neighborhood will be dis
cussed. and the special committees appointed to in
vestgate the matter will present report The
commission at present has has legal committees in
regarding floods, and much Of it viii be presented
q he coming session.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07

Portland Me. Aug. 6-The steamship tonnage of
this port has been increased by more than eleven
thousand tons by the entry OF three of Eastern
Steamship Companys boats here. Five of the
eighteen steamships operated by this COMPANY
already were registered here. but the others hail
from ports along the coast. Bath will be the
heaviest loser,
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
RoY OF sETEN KILLs BROTHER oF FLrE

Ira Balton. aged seven shot and instantly killed
his fve-year-od brother with a .22-calibre target
gun. because he would not comply with his wishes
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
ro1rNTEER FIREuEN ELECT OFFIcERs

the Central New-York Volunteer Firemen's Asso-
ciation was held to-day B. F. Marcereou, of
Union was elected president; F. Schoonmaker of
Testershire, secretary, and George Noble of Cort-
land treasurer The hose races and parade viii
be held Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
DOUBLE FUyER4L FOLLOWS TRAGEDY.

TWO LIVES SACRIFICED THROUGH QUARREL
BETWEEN HUSBAND AND WIFE
Rochester Aug 6.-A double funeral at Pike, in
Wyoming County. this afternoon was the last act
OF a tragedy of peculiar sadness in which two lives
were sacrificed Frank Ikler. proprietor OF the
Eagle Hotel had quarrel with his wife. and on
Sunday morning. after telling her that either he
or she would have 10 get out. took all the money
there was in the house and set out for Portage
Falls saying that she would never see him again
This overwhelmed the woman with grief, and be
fore the day ended she killed herself with
laudanum When Ikler heard OF this ne became
frenzed with gVief. Later he became calner. and
a close watch OF h. movements was relaxed
Selling the opportunity ne shot himself twice and
fell dead beside the bed where his wife's body lay
prepared for burial The husband and wife were
buried side by side.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-07
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
EX-CORPORAL OBRIEN CALLED TO AC-
COUNT FOR HIS PHILIPPINE
ATROCTTY YARNS.

North Adams, Mass. Aug. I-Shorty after mo
night a special officer from Washington aWoke
ex-CorporaI Richard O'Brien at his home, IN TINS
town to place him under arrest on the charge OF
perjury in his testimony before the Senate com
rnittee last May regarding alleged outrages IN the
PhiIippineS. on a bench warrant from the supreme
Court of the District Of Columbia
O'Brien told various and cOnficting stores OF
alleged outrages committed by the American SOL
diers on FiIipuos in his testimony before the
Senate Committee the Philippines last spring
His evidence broke down completely on cross ex-
animation and was discredited even by the
Democrat members. It said at the time thai
he would be arrested for perjury. He had been
widely heralded star witness for the anti
inperialists-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08
THE UNDERGONE is STRONG.

couraged these efforts and the market fell
into state or profound neglect. What
ever expectation was INDUCED that the
declaration OF peace In South Africa would
result In Immediately stimulating the Sc
curities market was promptly disspated on
Monday when II was seen that the order
II the day In London was the taking OF
prohts by the spectators who had bought
In anticipation OF peace. The proht-takins
continued during the week. but seems 20
have spent Its force The promise OF plen-
tifui corn crop and especially the 6atter-
Ing report OF the cotton crop prospect by
the government weather bureau are re.
ceiyed with qualification
Aside from the labor troubles and the fu
turc needs 10 be met by the money market,
conGu4ons are almost without exception
favorable TO values. The undertone OF
finance and confidence IN the stock market
Is in accordance.
There has been some liquidation or specn'
latiye bond issues aud an irregular tone In
that department OF the market. United
States rs registered, the IS and the new As
declined Y and the IS, coupon, sold II on
from last week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-06-08

wet weather. Receipts also are light, with
a small percentage Of contract stun. Today
commission house business was ialf hnu
July opened * higher at 1913 ana sosu 10
Trade in oats was active. covering shorts
brought strength. but buyers or july, new
standard. around SO realized tnelr pronts
and after the bulge prices eased on Nl ~
seuce OF support. July closed Daiety stetus I,
shade down at 301saS0h. Receipts were
l12 cars. .,s,,,, trade
The hog market was slightly higher on a
smaller run of hogs. This gave the pack
ers a reason for manipulating prices ulIle
higher for the purpose OF unloadlng on tn ae
outside Conservative traders say prices
OF all provisions are much too high, par
ticulsrly in the light Of Improved receipts
uefs arc now selling on the basis that hogs
will cost 6d6A Outsiders understanding
the manner in which packers are manipulat-
ing the market are staying out. July p9iR
closed steady "a up at II 423a; Jnly laTu
shade higher at 10. 25a10. 27h aud July rihs
2Ia higher at 10. liz. .,
Estimated receipts for Monday neat 20
cars, ccrn 425 ears nats i23 cars, hogs 2o,-
Cash quotations were as follows: ~.
Flour-Easy; winter patents 3.t313 w;
strnights 8 40d3. 50; clears 3.20d3. 90;
spring specials 4 20; patents 3,5odS so;
straights 3 0Hd3 80.
Whcat-No. 3 7Oa72; No. red so.
CCorn-Xo. 2 yellow N a2'4j white 45ma4en,
OatS-NO. = -, Nv - "AA'NS ~ fsN- NV
No white 4jM46i2.
Rye-No . 5sl9d59. o-
Barley Fair TO choice mailing 62a6f.
Flax seed-No. 1.56; No / Northwestern
Mess pcrk-pcr barrel II. SOAR %.
Ilrd-Per 100 pounds 10. I'D 10, 20
Short ribs sidesLoosc 10 1ot9lV.2 20.
Dry sailed shoulders-BoIed SnSA.
Short clear sides--Boxed 10. 6QQl0. 90.
Whlsky-Basis of high wines $50.
Clover-ConUact grade s 50.