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POINTED or ~ FORGER.
YOUNG Man VINO stood ut the TPeni's Rail
n she sailed ANay.

A. the Royal Mail liner Trent was about
20 leave her North River pier for Bermuda
yesterday morning porter. Who said he
was from the Hotel Arlington in West
,rrnty fifty street, asked the pier de-
t.ct.vc 20 arrest man on the Trent who.
IN. porter said had passed bad check
for $50 ON the cashier oi the hotel IN
payment for ni- bill and had got away
with IN" change. matter Of several
huudred dollars The detective said he
co.ld do nothing without warrant
The name u the man a. gwen by the
porter was not On the Trent passenger
list A. the Trent moved out into the
stream the porter pointed tp a Ncll dressed
Young man standing ~ tie rail 81 the
promenade deck and said ne was the
forgcr The Detective said Bermuda was
not far and doubt Ic~s m. young man.
II ~ had Cummitt"i n crime. could be
arrested there and eEtradit~d At the
hotel u was denied that ANYBODY had
passed q bad check and u was said that
Inc porter had been discharged
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a uOST DEPORTED WRONGLr.
Greek 80, proved wis Right to Come In
Just Before sailing Time.

Spirp Conomikes. Greek boy 81 IS.
who arrived on Tuesday 10y the steamship
'atr.s from Patras mSsed starting hack
HON" hv matter ~ mete minutes yester-
day Hi- passag" this way had been paid
hv has father, who. tn. hoy said. lived
either IN iurdonIa or Canastota, this
state Dispatches sent 10 these places
Wcr" unanswered and a special board Of
in r,H-v decided that Spiro must return
To- Grt.Cr nv the PATHS. which sailed at
noon Yesterday
Meanwhile Father Henry Of tho Mission
uf our lIdv of IA" Rosary. Father Grogan
and detective Peter Groden had b.'sn
busy trying u get into touch with the
roy's father. Splru L Conomikes. a con-
frctIun"r who has stores both at CAnansnta
and FrrdouIa lie showed up az the
mission yesterday morning having been
q , Covered 10y Father FLYNN OF Canastota,
and Father Grogan and Peter GrOisn
hurried him down 20 tho Ellis Island land
.ug whore they caught the II O'Clock boat
They We're told at The island that the boy
had h."n taken To the PATHS and that she
would san Al noon Commissioner Will
Iams ordered his steam launch. the Samo-
set To- hustle for the hoy IL got To the
BROOKLYN pier "a the ganRplank was taken
down aud took the boy aboard HIS
father me, him AT the island and started
up state with him last evening
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FIVE HURT ~ AFRO ACCIDENT
New York state Oniciai and Men'bers Of
Pennsy IVania Bridge COmmIssIOn.

MIDDLErowS. y. Y. July % A Serious
automobile accident took place Friday
afternoon between Callicoon and Fireman
Centre. Sullivan county. IN which -,
men were injured. one very seriously
The party consisted OF Winslow VI Mead
Deputy Superintendent OF Public Nora'
Of the State OF New York: Clarence
Buchanan. Nile {. Roland and Alfred
Marvin, representing the State Brds,
Commission Of Pennsylvania, and Philip
Maurer, the chauffeur
The party had been at Callicoon IN.
specting the bridge over the Delawars
River. They left Callicoon at o cocs
70 20 to Fremont Centre and thence 70
Hancock. and occup pied a large whit. car
The car had climbed a very steep hill near
Fremont Centre and was nearly 90 the 100
when the steam gave out and the machIns
began TO run backward down III. hl
Chauffeur Maurer applied the braces, but
the rod broke and the car with added
momentum continued TO run backward
The only hope 81 averting a serious AcS-
dent was TO turn the car into the hank
at tho side Of the road and Chauffeur
Maurer took this course The car wss
going al such speed. however that When
II struck the bank 10 turned completely
over, plnning all the occupants under
meath IL
A number OF people in the vicinity went
to the assistance of the wrecked parties
and raised the machine OF them The
four members OF the bridge Commission
we're severely cut and bruised. and Chaui-
feur MAurer seemed 20 be- badly injured
Another automobile was secured and ih'
whole party were driven TO Hancock a.
quickly as possible. where their nJune-
were attended TO IL was believed that
the chauffeur would die
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Otherwise They Won't he Able 10 sell
Them to New York City lsers.

Commissioner Driscoll Of the Bureau Of
Wei ghts aud Measures will not depend
on his inspectors for the proper testing
Of scales ard weights used in this city.
tut will have the official seal placed upon
them at the factories at which they are
made Most of the scales aud measures
used in this city come from factories in
Michigan. Illinois and Indiana Mr.
Dri-Coll returned yesterday from visit
To the" places. ami he announce that he
hal made arrau gpmeutS with the manu-
factirers - have the scales made for the
New lurA market teste I AID sealed AZ the
IA tories
What impressed me most sail Mr.
prisColl. in my visit To the factories was
the car"is~srvss shown IN preparing
scales Tor home use, as compared with the
strict tests which are male Of scales for
sale abroad The reason for this - shat
In tn. country local authorities 10 not
ever, lSe such supervision over scales and
measures a. Europe Hoes Ia ELgland
for Instance. the system Of Inspection
h. So thorough that y i practically I'M
uos-inl" 20 Use frau iule1t scales there
ari hop" q So" system similar TO that
pat iutu efec' ia New lurk city
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OBITJ tRi.

John Sut'lire. Idcly known mining
aud consulting engineer. died yesterday
at the home Of h- -uu. Paul >gi,Ine. lu
elievus Pa Mr ~ut,I.ho was born ir
aliiHN England. m 1857 bat passed most
81 hl~ DAYS IN PoughkceU-Ie he built the
Phillips Iron works At cold spring y
In go also the Hudson River Iron WorAs
IN PouEhk~apsie wear or 80 lltor. and
ma mayed Tor several YEAR the Franklin
Iron Works near l'I,a Vi Su',Iira YVES
also manager Of III. Ehgl" slate company.
HydeNill". VI, ana hlut mo mills here
and later ramodelIod 10" slate milI a. the
Chapman guarTi"S ~ P"nu'ylyanla He
bull Ia. frs' -tnd tI'rsttou plant 10 the
3 tnii"d StatH- ~ PoUEhkoapsis which D.
st.il IN successful! operation and ia is-9 put
n,ut, making n dttflcui, Tor The civ tn a..
MONEY In the '7O- Mr. Satellite va. er.-
! pioyad by the Vall.CilIo silver Mining ON
( pany IN Neyico ami pTon'ably oI,-ratod
| IT, mines for ton years, when b" was en-
gaR-'i 10 regrRaniy" he Ste"l COMPANY uf
/ ceivsr's hands lie established . new com
pany. the. l.ond"ndetry Iron COMPANY.
! for many year. AID lister consulting on
gnesT Mr. Su'Cli1o sas married N 1879
= Mis- sara. ( sw ,, oi roVghke"p.ic,
iSres sons Paul sGtcl,no Of B.iIey9s - Pa
Slrcllne Of Fall River, Mass Mr Su'cl.Nr
| vac a member Of The canadian Soc isty II
! Civil Fnginesr-. the American INSTITUTE
! Club 81 'hz ,ity.
! james HalifoOts. y former resident Of
| ChHutauuua county. died suddenly Yesterday
| az tho home ot his daughter Mr. George
l. Morgan. ~ Hea q NellN lie" VI lie
was a -Ou uf Judg" fltsl Todd Tu0ia and
/ IL the last but On" 81 The Immediate family
/ OF judge FOote. the survivor being bis -iz-
I ter. MIR MARY Ann Foot" ,rusby 81 james
town. now over - wears old Tie - sur
vtved b. thr,s daughtsrs Mary Eyelnr.
| vii. ~ Dr George D. Morgan ~ tieart.
MELVILLE, W NsleTi Gray. Vt'o ~ Col
Harry Ireadwell Of New Work. amt
| Harriet. wife nf william % ITradwell II
| New York, and two sons Elial Todd Foota
! % New York and James Harvey POpte.
who resides IN tho West
John IHmotne =, wears Old n native
- Pet aEFb4!g Va lied a. his home m that
city yesterday of heart trouble Hs was
for several years agent 81 the Old Dominion
steamship Company IN Petersburg and Tor
ten years had bs-n with the same company
In Richmond. lie married Miss Fila Ander-
son oi baltimore. She and several children
| survive him
Gustav \ Amthor. "a ho had been treas
urer OF the GernanISay Bank for thirty.
thTes years a I'd on Friday az his home
iPt Rugby road, HTooklyn, IN his seventy.
seventh year. lie 10 survived by hts wife
and son.
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GIRLLESS SUMNER RE>ORT.
Columbia students Are Remeasurlns the
Patient Connection HII,

LITcHFIEI d. Conn July % This town
is "A summer resort in which men 'yi'
number the girls ten to one tn, =
mainly due 70 the fact that { amp C,lIu-
bia. with an enrolment OF 4D college men
has opened its seas,u on Bantam i-I''
The Columbia civil engineering int NH
ing students survey and resUrrcy ~
country hereabout for miles. H. r'"T
direction they may be met carrying '.T
instruments and measuring tn" -'I'i
old CuIurC tiCEt hills that hH'' 1-'''l
Surveyed and measured DN -.c."r'ilng
college men for nearly two decades me
camp is owned ny the universal j. Ias
opened nint"rn years ago by ~ Y y IA,
roe There arb xix buildings C"LH'gtI
with the camp, including thr-c u"'nl'
tories
Although tn. boys are busy ~ IN .'.i
ak out Of seven days they find "a !. 'd d',i
Of time for sports The camp i' % ''I
the direction 81 Prof Lowell J. las
become 50 popular that FREQ Ien'iN -.
dents from Columbia who arr not 'HA'"s
engineering there come up here -,
for the summer work and arrange o.
h'r' as long as the university 'NelaN
will let them To stay.
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a.. s. SAILOR kILLED ~ FIGHT.
q. >. Richly Of the salem knocked Down
In q Boston street.

BosIoN. July 25.-A charge Of man
slaughter was lodged to-day against
Charles McC1arty. 81 years old. OF 2S7 Elm
street Cs1nbridge who was arrested
about / O. clock this morning IN connection
with the death Of Cornelius J Reilly. -
yearSa old. coal passer attached TO the
out cruiser Salem.
Reilly died about II 30 this morning in
a patrol wagon when being removed TO
the relief hospital. lie had been struck
In the face hy a civilian. the blow causin 9
him To fail To the sidewalk and strike his
head McClarty and Charles Richie.
also a coal paSser, were arrested
McClarty said that Richly and several
other sailors. who were acting bolster
ously, bumped into him and To avoid
possible injury he put up his hands. in
tending To merely push them aside
Commander George + Evans of the
Salem this morning sent Ensign Walter
Jacobs and Past Assistant Ships Sur
geon William Zalesky 10 the city to make
a complete Investigation OF the death
OF REILLY
REILLY was n son Of John REILLY Of IoI
East i29d street. New York city
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'rOUR CHiUFrErR 0UiLIFIED'
~ Not. Look out for Trouble Aiter the
FIRST of August.

Including the two exam nations OF
chAuffeurs held at the Office OF the Secre-
tary OF State. Broadway At Seventy
fourth street, on Friday. making in all six
examinations held up TO that time. there
have been 2.72I applicants examined: OF
the total about LOO were examined on
Friday Secretary OF State koenig has
lssue,i permits Tor .OOO examinations on
Monday and an additional thousand on
Wednesday II il expected that exani-
nations ~ III be- held ON Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. with evening sessions II
there are enough permits to warrant
Chief Examiner FredeTick n. Elliott
has arranged to- hold examinations for
applicants in Putnam and Nestche ster
counties az the high school building ON
SoIth Broadway, lonker-, On WeSines-
day at 10 A. Nj. =. NJ and p. NJ.
Mr. Elliott will be assisted 10y j. Howell
Price the examiner appointed for that
district. and IA addition sew ral examiners
from the Greater New York district who
will toe detailed Ia assist in the handling
81 IN" S0 applicants who have been noti-
h'd tn appear tor examination at that
time
Il " expected that examinations will be
held GA Long Island probably on frt-
day Applicants from Nassau county
Will I've examined at Mineola, and from
SuUoh county AZ fhtchokne. tne eAAiul-
nations being under the direction OF Chief
Examiner Elliott assisted by Walter X.
Lee. Seymour Taft and "A lew other exam
iners TO be detailed later
There has been considerable increase
in the percentage Of the examination
papers which have cen rejected. u being
very apparent that many Of the applicants
are ESPECIALLY unfamiliar With the rules of
the road. traffic regulations and the pro-
visions Of the new Callan automobile
law which becomes effective August /.
At the Secretary OF states headquarters
In New York city Il will be possible to
examine .GO To 5.GO applicants "a day.
providing this number Of examination
Permits are issusd from the Secretary OF
States office at Albany
Samuel = koenig. Secretary OF state.
has bern in attendance AT all Of the exam
nations held IN Greater New York and ls
very hopeful that all those desiring ex-
e-Iination viii send their applications
a. Albany immediately 10 that permits
may De issued 20 them for examination
before August |. otherwise II will not be
possible for them Ia operate or drive AN
automobile in this State after the first
day Of August
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GiNG ,Tr,CkS PoLICEWiN.
On- OF Them Held when Help Came Two
Others Arrested Later.

six members of the Mashin gton street
gang walked up To Policeman James
Gallagher on West street last night and
ia" rinElearler said:
I run frum you before you pinChei
me the other night. tut won't run from
You tonight. II you was alone I'd knock
your block OF
What's the matter. james? Tookirg
Tor trouble again to-night'- Askei the
policeman lie hal scarcely spoken
when he was attacked from all sides d.
Two Of his assalRnts pinionei his arms
ami he WAS struck several times in the
face. Gallagher succreiei in getting
hold of his whistle hut IL was seized
h"for" h. could summon help. His billy
Was also wrrnChei from his hand several
mel ran tn his a,sistanCe and the gang
sCattcre ami five 'ScaIet The police
MAJ held tn the man who had accostet
him first
Gala CHER took his man Ia the Fulton
Strset station, where he was charged with
a-saultIng "A policeman He saId b. was
Thomas James. % years old, Of 1855 Wash
ington street. The policeman had ar
rts',.d him ON July for assaultnR a
peiler and resisting arrest, and he was
iin,d by Magistrate Breen.
The policeman was sent out with the
RESERVES from the ponce station anu lht
last night they arrested Francis Ward.
II years old and Edw ard Ward. n wears
old. ~ 2u2 Chambers street, whom he
identifi,Si a. two ot his assallants Only
ten minutes before he was attacked Mrs
James Nile of 40 Greenwich street had
complainant to Gallagher that Edward
War,i had 81 .1Ick her ten year old daugh-
ter Mamie, and lac Was look ing for him
AT -. time William Pembroke. the
alleged leader NJ the gang. IL being sought
as the man who took the policeman .
bIlly
gallagher was badly bruised about the
face bat remained on duty
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PELL DIiuO>DS ro san ,G,IN
MuI 4 ONE Back In RinE. Not NECKLACE.
and 30 Come Free.

Mr.. stephen II =. Pell. Who refused
a. pay duty on diamond pendan.
attached o. pearl necklace she had
bought abroad because the damon d.
four small ones. had been origin ally sat
IN ring thai had been bought here.
obtained an order Yesterday from Col
l"rtpr Loeh'- law division permitting
her o. send the diamonds hack "a Europe
for ra-...tting in the ring When she landed
from the White star liner AdriatIc on
Thursday IN. necklac. WAS taken 10y the
customs men for appralsement Mrs
P.ll objected to. having the diamonds
included IN the appraIsement. sayin x
she would rather throw them overheard
than pay duty on them She had had
them put on the necklace IN Paris There
~ no law against having them restored
20 the necklace after they Sro brought
back III tn. ring
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M nan 4 COP'S SHIELD.
I Unfortunately Cop HAD Lost u In shop
where hoy Worked.

Policeman Peter Lennon Of the West
Tooth street station went into a barber
shop on Ninety sixth street hung his
coat on hook and got a shave. After
l"aving IN" shop he discovered that his
shield. number 3.rsS. had been taken
looking for t.
Tn Friday night Policeman John r
Mcdonald % the Charles street station
found the shield on James Costello Of
aS0 Fast Fourth street who was party
o. a lively fight on Bl"sckcr street. Coz
t.llp announced that he was a policeman
and displayed LennoN's shield.
II was learned later that Costello IL
employed ia "a" barber shop where Len
noN got his shave.
In Jefferson Market court yesterday
morning Magistrate Herbert held Cos
tellO IN s3gO bail for trial.
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TONG VAR ~ san FR,NCIsCO,
Other GsmbieTs Combine Against Greedy
Tip sings FIRST shot Fired.

SAN fRASCIsCo. July % A Chinese
tong war which it was prciict would
result from efforts Of the police TO close
gambling houses IN the Chinese quarter
started early this morning Jew Sing. a
Hip sing HighhIuieT. was shot At by a
Chinese Who got away.
jew Sing was not armed when arreste
but he is noted Highlander. and his
society. which ran the Siberia Club.
attributes the closing Of this gamhliIsS
hsa iquarters TO the influence Of rival
tongs
II seems that the Hip sings refused
to observe the terms q Contract Nv
which profits Of gambling houses were
to he evenly divided tetwesn the ton -
They retained hon = share Of the profits
aud IL was this perfidy which causai some
Of the other touRs TO betray the Siberia
Club Ia the police
Hip Sing. IN" strongest tong In China
town. now has every other HI Oh hiuie
society against IL. Bloodshei il expected
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CHEYENNE wan CHEF DEAD.
hull Rear Was = Great FIGHTER and Train
Ditcher-Died q Mormon.

KISoTIsHER. Okla july % Bull Bear
the aged war chief OF the Cheyennes. died
to-day on his allotment Of land near
hingfisher He was a renowned warrior,
having participated in many battles in
Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma includ-
ing the burning Of North Platte. Neh.
twice and the battle at Willow Springs.
Neh.. where a son Of Henry Ward Beecher
was slain
Al times he helped ditch Union Pacific
trains.
Later he became a great friend Of the
Federal Government. and when land was
allotted to the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
Indians none could get his until his lineage
was approved by Bull Bear In late wears
he became n Mormon.
Because Of his death the Cheyennes are
greatly downcast. MANY Of them are
leaving to visit the Winnipeg Indians in
Nebraska
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GEN. FRED GRANT COuIvG.
Here To-day to Take isis New Command
at Governors island.

CHICAGO. July - MaJor-Gen Fred
enck ID Grant. L. $ A and Mrs Grant
left Chicago to-day for New York. where
the General will assume command Of the
Department Of the East. with headquar-
ters at Governors Island
Gen Grant may remain as commandant
there until May. 1914. when he will have
reached tn. age limit and be entitled to
quit the service unless called upon to
serv. the army board in an advisory
capacity at Washington
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ONE LIFE LOST Ar a FIRE.
store and Dwelling Occupied by Hebrew.
Destroy Ell.

MIDDLETowS. y. Y. July "a large
store and dwelling occupied by Hebrews
at Centreville station. sullivan county
were DESTROYED by fire early today and
one man lo~t his life There Mere A
dozen persons in the dive ling when the
fire WAS discovered but ali zIcce.ded m
making their escape except Charles Field
man OF New York. who was boarding.
there
The whole building was in flames when
feldman was seen at a second story win
dow surrounded by fire. A ladder was
quickly put up to the window and Field
man with his clothing ia flames -tart.-d
10 descend. When half way down me
ladder he fell. Feldman was uncon-
seious when picked mp. Resides severe
He was taken to aiddletown. where he
died tonight
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NiIY ron iTSTRtLIt.
several Cruiser BattIeshIDs ami Three
DesiroN ers nuIIdInE.

Engineer Commander William Clark
son q Australia. who arrived yesterday
bv the Cunarder Campania and will
inspect machinery under construction
at Hartford for a rife factory u be built
IN Australia. said he was glad - announce
that Australia would soon have a navy 81
several cruiser battleships and three
dcStruyerS. building IN England In
tim. - peace they would ne officerei and
manned by Australians and IN time Il
war they would be IA charge of the British
Admiralty lie said he believed IL was an
excellent thing for the Australians and
would help to bind them 90 the mother
country One ~ the de-truy-rs will be-
shipped in sections 20 Australia and put
together there by the engineers Of that
country
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OPPONENT or MAJ FREED
Francisco Madero Gives $4,000 BaIl
VIM Abandon Mexico.

MoSTERsY. Mexico. July %. Francisco
r. Madero, late candidate 81 the anti
reelectioDist party for President OF
Mexico, has just been released from
prison In San Luis Potosi on bond OF
- mn lie was Arrestei several weeks
ago on the charge 81 using insulting
Las giAge toward the Fsierl Government
in one Of hi public address,.
After being confined H. prison here for
n time he Was tran sferrOl 20 the p,,niten-
tiary at San Luis Potosi. Mr. Mahero il
a man of great wealth Il Il reported
that he sill dispose Of al his property In
Mexico and move Co the United States
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STORM WRECKS HiZiTLiN.
Houses and shipping Damaged In CITY on
NeNico's PacInc Coast.

GrADALAJARA, Mexico. July 2s News
has been receivei here OF a terrific storm
which swept the upper Pacific coast 81
this country At MAzatlAn much damage
VAS done To property, many buiidings
being wrecked
The shipping in the harbor suffered
losses The loss 81 the Mexican gunboAt
Tampico was narrow " Avertsi
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Gompers Trie. To Avert Chicago nuiliins
strike.

CHICAGO. July % President Samuel
GomperS Of the American Federation Of
Labor came hurTi-dly To Chicago to-day
from the Fast to avert n possible build
ing strlke which threatens 10 tie up work
on every building Of Importance in tn.
city Upon ms arrival Mir Gompers
conferred with the warning leaders OF the
Elevator Constructors Union and the
tnaahtnaaaa
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san BERNARpINo. Cal July rs
Coroner Van Vie has sent deputies 90
bring IN the bodies Of four hea' victims
who dled on FRIDAY IN the desert, which
has been like a furnace for moro than
a week Searchers were sent also 30
rescue a miner who - reported 10 have
been driven mad by the intense heat
while working his claims near Nictoyvile
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The wan Street edition Of Tu HvE,rr-o srS
con tains all the nnaneial news aud the stock ana
bond quotations 70 the eloss OF the mArEsa Ths
closing quota ions. Including The bid and asked-
tanned also In the night eaIuon Of 1nn Evr,rTSa
SuN-Adr
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Government seizes Frozen Eggs.

United States Marshal Henkel seined
yesterday l2s cans Of frozen Eggs at the
Harrison Street Cold Storage House At
7 Harrison street. The Government
alleges that the eggs are UNIT for food and
they will be held 10 await official cOndsm-
nation
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ChIcf MssI.tratc Kempner,. srcrr,ar,

Chief Magistrate Kempner of tho
Second division has selected Charles
Chrstrnan. for several years stsnographsr
IN IN" Adams stroet court, Brooklyn. a.
his secretary.