Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1904-08-27
New York Every Day.

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day the government realized 81 cents.
Two bushels of live snails brought -
cents. and barrel Of vans - cents.
The auctioneer " aived his commission.
f. Flaxington Harkcr. Vanderbilt's or
ganist at Biltmore. y. c. who was
s5rOnGht To this country several years ago
causing a protest in musical circles. has
resigned and win become organist III tho
First Presbyterian church in Jersey City
Demurrers 10 the indictments found
against them in connection with the Sic
cum disaster We're filed by former In
sIeetors Henry Lundherg and John +
Fleming, who allege thar the facts as
stated in the indictments do moi consti-
tnte crime.
Riggers are busy hosting into position
an immense fiagpole for the front OF the
New York Stock Exchange building.
The pole is of steel and is fully - fee,
long. When the flag is hoisted upon it
the stars and stripes will he swung for
the iirst time from the top of the build
ing.
Leaders of tine United Irish league in
New York city were notified that the
Irish parliamentary party which is to at
tend the convention of the league, sailed
fer New York The party is compoSed
Of John T. Redmond, Conor O'kelly.
Capt, a. j. {. Douelan and Patrick
0'Brien.
Judge Newburger denied the motion of
counsel for Nan" Patterson asking for
the discharge of the actress indicted for
the murder of Caesar" Young on her
own recOgniZance. because term of
tile court had passed since she was in
dicted As result of this decision the
prisoner will be obliged to stay in the
tdmbs until her ease is called 20 trial.
which will probably not be before the
October term.
In inner banking circles the topic of
greatest interest is the most recently
financing connected with the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton system This deal
involved the advancement of about So.
100000 by n syndicate headed by III. h.
Golllns x Co. for the purchase OF the rail-
road company's > per cent preferred
stock. Bankers who learned the dctaiis
ut the scheme calculated that II. i. Iloi-
Inns 4 Co.'S one-year loGn had cost the
company between u and Is per cent.
u includes a commission of 100000 to
100000.
4 movement has been instituted among
the members of New York; police force
70 form an association for the purpose
OF assisting families Of officers killed IN
the performance Of their duIieS Numer-
Gus deaths of this kind have occurred re-
Gently in fires and battles with burglars
II Is now proposed that an organization
shall be formed, with its affairs admin
istered by trustees. and that each mem
Der of the force shall contribute 30 cents
as an assessment in eases of death III
this way $4,000 would be raised
William o. Smith. who lives in Il big
house at Anthony avenue and Dune Hun
sired and Seventy-eighth street. has near
y finished building block away. ut An
thony avenue and Echo place. a siX-story
fiat house, which will be adapted especial
II for children On the top floor is Il
huge playroom for the little folks. and
large back yard has been equipped with
swings and other things that appeal to
children. Mr.. Smith SAYS that the par
ents Of any baby born in his Hat house
Will get months rent free; twins. two
months; triplets, from three to six,
That. notwithstanding the alleged care
fal scrutiny by election inspectors at the
polls, naturalized Cinnamon have been
permitted to vote mt elections in New
York city. was the discovery made
by Assistant United States District At
torney J. l.. Mark. AS result three
Chinese, one of them the Mayor of
Chinatown, Were arrested and arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Shields where they furnished $500
bail FOR their appearance at the next
term OF the United States circuit court in
October.
Despite assertions that Manhattan has
enough plaThouses. it has become known
that il is planned to transform the Sher-
mar Square hotel, at Broadway, Amster-
dam avenue and Seventy-first street into
a first-class playhouse. Report said that
Oscar HammerStein had been asked 10
take charge of the enterprise by n
wealthy syndicate and was to have carte
blanche in plans. alterations and in the
conduct Of the house. Mr.. Hammerstein
admitted the story. bur said he had to
decline the offer on account of his own
business.
About ten new and gorgeous lunch
wagons have made their appearance ut
the busy corners of New York city The
lunch wagon is Il night bird. and is not
permitted To alght until the streets are
cleared of traffic. This is usually about
10 o'clock. Like the Pullman Car COM
Dany. the owners like TO have fancy
names for their wagons At Madison
square The WaySide Inn makes its
alchotage; AT Union square The Good
Cheer dispenseS hospitality: "The Smil-
ing Face beams on midnight wanderers
at Greeley square, and 50 they 20
Charles Blasure, an electrician residing
IN Long Island City for ten years. asserts
that he is one of three heirs to an estate
in California valued nj SJ0o.O0o The
fact that lawyers Were making search
for him became known through Il visit
N "a IN. In Int. Z
the winter by brother of Borough
President Joseph Cassidy of Queens
The visitor heard that Charles BlaSure
son of Il Californian recently deceased.
was being searched for. 50 that an eS-
tate might he settled. Upon his return
he jokingly referred to the mutton and
the electrician ut once announced himself
as the missing son.
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