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srrEp1EcBAsING AT CEDARHURsT.

THE DELIGHTFUL NEW COURSE WHICH Ihh
JUMPERS WILL HOP OVER on SATURDAY.
The wsrk of making a steeplechase course anu
building a clubhouse at Cedarnurs'; II 81 poira
way, L. L. was begun last Janua[Eyy cb has nnder-
taken this enterprise is a consolidation Oh tno
Meadow Brook Hunt, the Rockaway Hunt ana h tle
Essex County Hunt Although eaen u frmepy ali
clubs will still continue its hunting as loI III az
the racing will be under the auspices ot w. 1, nv
association. Yesterday special tram tooh WV" IT,
party of gentlemen GA Visit on nS tpar ss Woods
burg The new course is about ln'Ie anu q nait
from that place railroad branch has Deen pu1S
which will land passengers within Few ~ taiD
feet of the course and on race days special rains
will be run from New-1ork. -. - 4ho
The rrand stand is upon the highest part OF the
grounds. and commands view winch lnclules no s
onIv the yyhsIe course with its bac kgronnG OF
eyergreens, but also the South pay, uots,cu w..
sails and sparkling in the sun. and stretehes t1
to Long Beach, where the huge mass Oh Vi LIT a.
can he seen indistincty III the distance. just 10
the south of the grand stand Is the euo-nnU masp
large, picturesque oai'e snacioms ~" yerafdas.
The ground hoer contains RECEPTION rooms, par
Tors and dining room. The two upper stones con-
tain seeping rooms which will be rented 10 ihen-
The steeplechase course although not yet en-
trely completed will be ready for saturday $ rae
ing The ground is gently rolling anf ot tbe club
house is the water jump, fourteen feet wlue, anu
az the horses rise for this leap, the spectators
can every Sualnlug muSOiO 80
exnanded nostril. Perhaps they may also
see some splashes as lpckess riders are spilled anS
this big bath-tub On past the clubhouse an9
the grand stand the course passes southwark ana o
Just before the turn where the track BEGINS 70 uG
scend rises an earthbank, an obstacle when WIN
probably give many jockeys pause IL is hye anu i
half feet in height with the brush winch wiz
crown lis top. From thIs-pOlnt the course passes
into a miniature valley. sweeps around 10 the
northward and circles again to the grand slan1u,
blocked by board fences rail fences, brush nurdes
and every other obstruction which sporting In
genuty can devise to try the powers Oh horS ;s
The regular course measures snort mile.
Another course Of mile and quarter has 9e Sar
Land ont which will carry the racers much turther
northward, through an old coin field over some
pieces of rather broken ground. While passing passing
over this part of the track the horses will be hdaen
from view and will not again appear unln thcy
come leaping over the rail fence when stanus ~
tbe point of junction with the shorter course;
A delightful afternoon was passed by the Vlsllors
under the guidance of the graceful ana accom-
pIished officers of the club and nuch praise was
ayished on the grounds and buildings stables
and kennels aud all points of interest were scanned
with discretion and consumed with cordially
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,vr,.rIs GOING ON TO-DAY.

1,a '" eonsnmers' meeting Masonic Temple, 3 p. m
Park Dock, Aqueduct and Fire Commissioners meet
ings. -, - .idarnon,s com.
mittee.
Board OF Education, p. "a 49,, mn O,
eIosson sexton billiard match Irving Hall, p H.
Instne schwab's case before Judge Van Brunt.
Cable Commissioners meeting. =, ,oua.. r,,orti.
Funeral of BENJAMIN b. Sherman, No 16 West Iwehl-
eth-st., 10 q. -, ,.N polo Cronnds
New-York- Boston baseball ma'ch' roio 'i0""N
A y. m.
Howl reference case, 3 p. m.
Cigar manufacturers. Fifth Avenue Hotel, p III.
Institnte of Social Science, Association Hall p ILL.,
ConstItntou Club, No Ga Madson-ave, p. III.
Company b. 7th Regiment. dinner, Clarks,evenihg'
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NEWARK.

The Morning Pres, Democratic daily paper. was
purchased yesterday by John j. Leidy, for many
years the Editor of The Nerark eau The Press VIII
hereafter be independent in its policy. ..
The State homeopathic Medical Society held It's
seml-annual meeting yesterday. The session was
occupied with the reading OF papers and tine dis
cusslon of topics.
,ome weeks ago Thomas West. jr., who keeps a
grog shop at Franklin, gave free lunch OF rabbit
stew Jeremiah Ackermau ate of the stew, and II
was stated later that cat had been served instead
of a rabbit and Alderman went TO West and up
braided HIM. A fight followed and Alderman was
stabbed three times. the most serious wound beng
m the hip. Gangrene has set In aud Alderman
was thought TO be dying yesterday West Is in
iafl
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LADIES AT THE ATHLETIC CLUB.

Yesterday was Ladies' Day at the New-YOrk
Athletic Club From until D. m. the handsome
and spacious house at Fiftyffth-st and Sixth-aye;
was in the possession OF about 200 ladies' attended
rathered in the Hobbies Of tine natatorium to WIT
mess the expert swimming of Mr.. Morse and Mr..
kfewart. The performances of the two gentlemen
gave great delight TO the spectators, especially
MIR Stewards dive and long swim under water
seal-tashion. At half past 8, every one adj,
iourned TO the ~ mnasium TO see an exhibition of
fump;ng tumbling and performances on the bars
And traDeze. Messrs. Ford, Morse, Stewart Gar
rish. Holman and Others took part. assisted by
Professor Golde. The professors exploits were
tbosc of an accomplished athlete. and considering
that the others were all simply gentlemen amateurs
{he proficiency displayed was astonishing
Nslcolpa Ford's classic Jumping is always an at
fraetiye sight The parlors of the club were decor
sfed with number of pictures loaned for the oc-
casi0n.
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MAIDS SCARCE IN HIS REGION.

John ID. Osterhaudt, Of Tobasco, N. T.. writes TO
Superintendent Connolly, of the Labor Bureau, at
Castle Garden as f0lioWs'
want a wife TO live with In peace and union II she
should little the tall order that VIII pc no ault'
want her to be from 1l6 TO 100 pounds IN weight,
from thfty-eight ortyhree years Ola anu kinaly
and stout. l am forty years Ola, iurDlVoueu
Imercan six feet high and weigh ITO POUNDS IN winter
Old maids very up in this part OF the country
and widows have about six children each you nave no
time 10 answer send blank and will take IL es an
soxiisflon TO call on goth the month This 10 my
ovu handwriting. written by myself, and from IL you
eap see what kind OF man am.
Inclosed in the letter and wrapped in several
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NEW-JERSEY.

RAHwAY.-Tbe new Common Council was
organized on Monday evening. Willitt Denike was
chosen president Franklin Marsh aud Garrett
Berry were reelected AZ City Clerk and City
Attorney. respectively. Edmund Brown was
again unanimously chosen tax receiver.
PATFRsoN-In the county courts yesterday
George Weidmann and ex-Poice Officer James f.
Dougherty were arraianed on indictments charging
them with the murder OF Andrew ,. hockenDerry'
Inc homicide occurred In Weidmann's liquor shop
some months ago. Hockeuberry was intoxicated
and made disturbance, and Weidmann beat him
with a clnh.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. James Hotel-General Henry H. Jackson Jackson,
Noah Porter of Yale College ex-senator James II Doo
little of wisconsin and Commodore Edward smps ste
u s. Navy Victoria Ho-An''niTy ,,o YorS Hotel
Governor j. Proctor Knott, Fayetto newi Ho anu
W fbiids and s. 7 Dfexel of Philadelphia MmTuy
Hm Hote-ExG Ingersoi Of ocst Grove
N - Windsor HoteL-William o. Hughart presiueh'
Of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railway COMPANY
buckingham HOtet-Congressman W. l. H'P'
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Jersey CITY.

The Freeholders organized yesterday Directorate
large Goyern presiding. Joseph NJ. Noonan was
elected clerk; John ii. Lippincott, counsel; Hugh
Dugan, collector and Edward Kelly, County su-
perintendent
Sinnle manager of lumber yard aud box factory
IN buffalo, N " was found by Detective Gloss yes
terday boarding in Mrs. KaDe's house IN Mont
gomery-st. She ran away from home on April D.
because, as she says, she was lonesome.
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STATEN ISLAND.

SouTH BEACH, A sturgeon weighing 600 pounds
was caught yesterday by Captain Barnes IN his
large shad net The great fish was sent TO Fulton
Market where II sold for four cents per pound.
ing by scese and music, the cradle songs of many
nations will be gwen this evening IN this village,
and Tomorrow evening at New Brighten, under the
management of the wives Of some wel-known
New-York brokers' Tho lullabes will be sung III
costumes some of which have been imported for
the occasion.
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him that the oher dav whirwind passed through hi
place and raised considerable dust, which causeu nun
to gather his family together ard run with them 70 sno
pitt Arriving there he jumped head foremost into IL is
little son. who following, halted and turned 10 HIS
mother and exctedly exclaimed q,
Ma" pas into the barrel up TO his ankles
she replied, Oh well, sonny. il he's In no deeper
than that he get out" .s
70
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Mt YERNoN.-On complaint of the State SAM
tary Inspectors. T.. Mead, of Somas aud +. A.
Mead, oil LewisbOro, have been arrested and
brought before Justice j. II. Shepard, of Mt Yer
non. ON charges of selling aduteraled milk. The
former one pleaded guilty and was fined $40 which
he pad. The latter pleaded not guilty aud gave
bonds to appear for trial.
YoNKERs.-The Statesman yesterday said that the
CARPET mills will be started to-day. They have
been idle for ten weeks owing TO the strike Of the
$500 operatives.
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Royal DeV0lSlire TVG01s

l"ese goods ara new make, insroduced bv M
LEATHER, the weIi-knswn scotch manuf..e.
"rer' They come Ina variety Of colours and ~.
NJ present very popular the other side. We ~.
making them In three-bufson Morning Coat s-is
ings, with flaps and pockets ON the hips, swcr,.S
so""s nm" ca Ses 31J aud aaS
The chief feature about these goods are, H..
cannot be purchased In this country ame.v a..
Cheap John" taiiors or ready .made ciethi..
houses.
Trousers nre worn wide among the htrh-cs..~
trades in London. They cutting them Is .uS
ID inches at knee, and 70 show prenouuees
crease down the front and back We arc maki.v
them from Checks, large PIaids and Stripes.
$3.50 and upwnr.a
Doublc-brcasfed Frock Coat and Wajssce.s
made from Ciay's Wide Vale Diaxopai.
Piqucs and Basket Cloths warranted not to xtes.
lined with pure Dye silk 70 ButsonhoIcs, Fiat
braided, $50 and sax
English Serge suifings for Summer wear Way.
ranted fast colours, Corded scnnss Lined silk a.c
S25
Above prices 25 10 IS per cent lower thu.
the fancy price iaiiors charge for same goods and
workmanship, which he verified by any ef
our weii-itnown customers.
All goods 10 order and warranted as repre.
scented.
Separate department for Ladies' Cloth saiss.
Hidirg Habits, Top Coats, Jackets, &c., Lady
attendants.
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGKPoRr.-George G. Pratt, Captain of City
Police, was removed three weeks ago, aud !. L.
Plnkcrman was chosen his successor Mr. Pratt
deptcs the commissioners right TO dismiss HIM
without hearing his defence, and no reports Tor
duty every day......The Will OF Judge Harris u.
DR. Is. W. Munson. The estate Is valued at $500
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DREADFUL FILTH IN A BowERY HOUSE.

Superintendent Walipg and Inspector Murray
took number Of patrolmea in PLAIN clothes 10 No.
ID Bowery on Monday night and had every APP
proach guarded while they made careful lnspec-
Mace was a resort for disorderly persons and had
been told that policy sbsp was to be opened there
Mr. Walling yesterday sont for the pIoprletors OF
for main3anipg nuisance If they did not close up
thar business He also asked the Board of Health
TO have the building inspected TOT TRIBUNE IT,
porter Mr.. Walling said
III cholera comes to this city ut all il must surely find
starting point in such filth saw last night az NO. 20
BOwery. II made me sick 70 30 through the place Inc
woman The entire house is old and rickety. III hre
should break out In don't SEQ how the inmates could
escape
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ONLY UP TO HIS AyKLESI

Uncle William Cole, living near Dallas, re-
Gently dug him cyonO pt, which his good wic utilized
Tor putting her soap barrel in As neghbors tell 1t
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Announcements.

A vigorous growth of hair is promoted and
The color rrst0r d by applying Parkers Hair Bnsam.
Parkers Tome 10 the best cure for coughs and colds
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. e O 90 S AIS
CONNECTICUT
STATE BONDS.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
TREAsUR RS OFFICE.
HARTFORD, May A, 1885.

HARTFORD May 4, 1855
eeaed proposals will be received by the undersigned
for the purchase of the whole any Fart Of proposed
issue of the State Of Connecticut to the amouns
of One Million Seven Hundred and Forty Thousand
Dollars.
The Bonds win ,ear date June /. 1885, Interest win
begin upon them on the first day OF octooer
1885, They win at the end Of twenty-five years
from che first day OF October 1Ss5,the principal being
payable at Hartford the first day OF October 1870
and they will interest at the rate OF three per cent
per annum, payable semi-annual payments on the
first day OF April and the first day OF October In each
year the Office o the Treasurer In the City OF Hartford
They will te issued Coupon Bonds OF One Thousand
Dollars each or as Registered Bonds. at the option OF
the purchasers
The Coupon Bonds which may be issued will be subse
dueny changed into Registered Bonds at the option Of
the owners thereof.
These bonds are issued under authority Of an Act
OF the General Assembly OF Connecticut passed Ut ths
January Session. 1885, and the ayails thereof are to he
used IN payment OF an equal amount OK bonds oil the
State maturing October L. 1855.
The total principal AMOUNT OF toe funded debt OF the
state Including the said bonds maturing OCTOBER 1,
1851 is Four Million Two Hundred and seventy-nys
Thousand One Hundred Dollars
By the terms OF the law authorizing the sae Of these
bonds they expressly exempted froic taxation Ia
this State by OF under State or municipal authority.
It's expected that the bonds will have been engraved
printed aud made ready for delivery on or before the
tenth day Of June 1885. They will be delivered, ana
must paid for the Office Of the Treasurer In the CITY
OF Hartford said tenth oay OF june 1883 soon
thereafter as they be engraved printed and made
ready for delivery, with reasonable notce to the pur-
chasers that they ready for delivery.
Interest at the rate OF three per cent per annum viii
be allowed upon the amouats paid for said bonds from
the date Of the delivery of the bonds until the LIST day Of
October. 1885, when interest will begin TO accrue upon
the bonds themselves
A cash deposit OF five rer cent will be required, as
guaranty OF good faith from each purchaser iiurled-
ateIy after due notice to him that bonds have been
awarded to him I'm Ter his bid.
Bids will he received for the purchase OF these Bonds
until half-past twelve o'clock, afternoon, ON tho
twentieth day of May inst when the bids Will DO opened
i'm the presence of such bidders may choose to 10
present.
No bid viii be received at less than par
Tho right is reserved to reject any or all BIDS
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TO OPEN THE BROOKLYN ELEVATED ROAD

The formal opening trip on tine Dr9okl3n EIevV
ted Railroad will take place on next Monday morn
trains will be followed. To-day the engines will
be fired up and will be set at work in order 10 ac-
custom the engineers 10 their duties The present
sastw ard terminus of the road will be at Broad
way and Gatss-ave., but the tracks Will be ex-
tended in Broadway to East New-York as rapidly
as possible.
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(bltii:cura
Disnguring Humors, Itching Torturc. and

Loaffssome Sores
have tried for eleven have my cnred Of
roe skin disease The Cutcura Remedies Cuticura Resell
vent the blood Purifier internally and Cutcura the
great skin Cure and Cutcura Soap exquisite Skin
Her. externally have done In six weeks what
eleven years 70 have DONE You shall have parcu
soon as can give them TO you well known in
this part of the country win benentt you rene-
dies will cure all who use them.
Maysvile, Ky. CHAS H. WHITE.
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OHAS. II. WHITE.
RiOfhes Cure

nsed your Cuticura Remedies for Blotches com
petey cured to nexpressble JOY Cutcura soap tn
best have used and TO tho profession 1t is
for cleansing the skin, thereby removing cerr greas
paint and all the stuff used by leaving tho skin pur
and white and soft Ny greatest pleasure in recommend
ing sncR an article. H. MACK,
Youngstown Ohio Champion Conioue Roller skater
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Ihad dozen bad my boiy and tried all remedies
could hear o. and at last tried your Cutcura Remedies
and they have cured me-
Hebron. Thayer County, Penn. JNo. GAsKILI.
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SLAUGHTER HOUSES MUCH CLEANER.

The Nav meeting of the LADIES' Health Protec,
tive Association was held i'll the Beekman Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday afternoon;
Mis- Holt and others reported that they had visited
several of the public schools and requested the
teachers to impress upon their pupils the adVls-
ability of having the garbage in their homes burned
instead of its being thrown into the streets. Inc
committee which inspected the slaughter houses on
April "a reported that those places were much
cleaner than upon their previous visit, the floors
having been scraped and the walls whitewashed,
Int that the wooden floors had not been replaced
by tae kind required by law. The report con-
tlnues:
Since then We had repeated visits from several OF
the eutreated 10 allow them 10 remain
and they are anxious make compromise with the
associaon by building large abattoiIs the plans for
which are said ready for Inspection Some OF the
ladies are OF this compromise. As they have no
wish 10 allow the Chicago butchers 10 monopolize the
business and they likewise ayerse TO depriyng poor
slagbterhouses for mere song But before they Will
consent they must have provision made Tor well
saared inspector who shall see that the law Is fully
carried out.
The East side butchers have expressed their
Willingness to raise SO, 900 annually for this IN
spector, but they want him appointed by the
Mayor TO appoint him. A proposition that the
association build lodgng-hOusc for women, mod
elled on the plan of the lodging house OF the enh
Ward Sanitary Association, was discussed. Mrs.
Wendt SAID that they had been thinking OF the
project and would probably carry 1t out IN Septem-
Der.
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CLEASING AND DYEING.-Lord's, 15th-st,
adjoining TiHlnys G6S 6thaye Excellent work without
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TAN sunburn Pimples Blackheads and Oily skin the
Cuticura soap.
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Best For Auyfhiuv

Having used your Cucura Remedies for eighteen
Tor letter and finally cured IT, get IL sell
on commission can recommend beyond any remedies
have ever used for letter. Burns Cuts In fact is
best medicine have ever ued for anything.
Myrtle, Miss. RS horton
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DISCLAIMER AND CAUTION.

DISCLAIMER AND CAUTION.
NewYork company, making unauthorized use OF Baron
Iebiss name and referring themselves "Tho
Iebg Company OF NewY London and Paris" in
OF preparation tho LebiCs Extract OF
Meat Company Limited. of Fenchurch.aye. London Eng
land beg respectfully inform the public that they
connection whatever with the alluded
that Baron Lebg authorized anybody but tho ebgs
Extract OF Company Limited TO make OF his name
Tho only article sold by Lebgs Extract OF Meat Company
Limited under Baron Licbg's namo Is the celebrated
LmBIo CoNPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAT
invented and guaranteed genuine by Baron Liebig.
ENVELOPES DISPENSED WITH by using ID. w
Ceggs New Patent ettorSheet Envelope Indorsed by the
u s. For sale everywhere &C Factory l57
and 100 W iuan-sL N "
FuTs received on storage, and insured against
all loss sealskn Garments altered and
repaired at reduced prices Send postal Wagon will
call. &. C. snAYNR, FurTier, lO3 Prlnce-st.
Plies AND CoNsTIPATIoN.-Dr. Upham's
Vegetable Eectua forty the acknowledged specific
so East 4thst sold Oy druggists. Pamphlets free.
"That Miss Jones is nicc-looking girl, isn't
she" ...,. ,..,,,.
'H y What's thatr
sbe mas tded dozen thin aud nothing helps her.
sorry IKE her but that doesnt make It asy less dis
a. o~ N she had Catarrh Remedy there
oud nothing OF the kind said for IL Will
catarrh every ume.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1AALexingtOn-avc., between lDtl lnl 3)th ybt.
uonTn 10 l. 1901. Diseases Of ths Nervous 5yste n
GenltO- Urinary organs. Impotence anditori5T.
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Cuticura Remedies sold everywhere Price Cutcura
6Oc Resolyent 81 Soap. 25c Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL co, Boston, Mass
Send for " How 20 Cure skin Diseases,
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Plies AND CONsTIPATION.-Dr. Upham'
Vegetable Fectuay forty the nowledged spech
40 East 4tlst. sold Oy druggists. Pamphlets free.
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Meyer A ComnIaiuf

Since have been selling your Cuticura Remedies
never heard single complaint but contrary ever
one who has used them has been well pleased with them
they outsell all others
Andrews, Ind f. CUBBERLY Druggist
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Furs received on storage, and insured agains
all loss Moderate charges Sealskin Garments altered an
repaired at reduced prices. Send postal Wagon vii
call. &. C. snAYNR, Further, l03 Prnce-st.
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DUMoNT G. DAKE, NJ. d.,
8 Fast l2thst.
MAGNETISM scientifically applied Best city reference.
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WANTED ON MANY CHARGES OF ASSAULT

Stephen Mccall, age twenty-five for whom the
Massachusetts aut horites have been looking for
SIX weeks, was captured on Monday night In East
Orange, n. J. In the early part OF March me PEG;
Reading Mass, were greatly Harmed about ire
quent assaults made upon their children by
man who waylaid them on their way. to and from
school. One of his victims was Phoebe Phllbrlck,
age ten, whose parents live in Wakefield.
While she was returning from school she was
accosted by man. alleged 10 be Mccall, who picked
her M in his arms and carried her into the woods.
The stranger was driven away by mastlf Ger
trude NJ. stinsop, age fifteen, was attacked IN the
village OF Reading by the same man and assaulted:
Her story was made public and then number OF
other children who had been similarly treated, but
whose parents had hesitated about making the fact
pnbIic came forward and related their experience.
Married and young women also complained that
they had been Insulted by man answering Nc
Gafi,s descriution There are thirteen charges
against him. When the neighborhood became toe
warm for him Mccall came to jersey City. where
he was living under the name of Robert st. CLAIR
A detective learned from Postmaster Gopsill that
ST. Clair had directed his letters TO be sent TO East
Orange The prisoner turned over to Massa
chusetts officers yesterday.