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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18


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1T am Samftag be3ogen tporben.
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terung ibrer @ei6dftsIofalitdten.
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9r. s. 30. &euB in @uero bat fi9 nit
Grdulein 2ilian Miigge bermdblt. Dem
iungeu paare uniere @ratulationl
: Greibriefe murben i'm Staatsietres
tariat au Nufin ausgefielt fir bic
"Llano Improvement and Furnace
Company, &apitaI $1,000, 900; fur
bic 8albefton Exhibition Association
&apital $100.0 900.
= Sn feinem Bette tobt gefunoen
nurbe in Dallas Soiepb 2obenteiu.
st mar eerabe i'm Besriff elm neues
6aus 81 bauen unb bic 3immerleute,
wel9e BON ibm Snfruttionen bolen moi.
ten, fanben auerft bic 2ei@e. Ser 8ers
ftorbene tpar elm angeiebener Manu unb
ftamb i'm glter BON As Sabren.
= Sn 9alas brarnte bas aIte gitD
6otel, gde bon Wains unb 2Iopb.
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mes YoeHate tpurbe, tpdbrenb er Ipas
5ieren sing, ouf Der StraBe bon einem
Betannten angerebet. SIN 8egrif, fi9
um3ubreben, fiel er tobt nieber. Ser
8ertorbene NOR erft 35 Sabre alt.
= Die @eI9dfts=& eifenben (Drums
merry, bic ben Sioer unb ben iio0t.
li9en She'll beg States NIT ibrem 8es
fu9 begliden, merben am Z. Mpril In
9ouiton cine 3ufammentunft baben,
I'm cine gesenieitise S9uB.@ eieai9aft
gu organifren.
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in See @ouatp, 1T bur9 bic Quspas
idungen, nel9e bic lebten &egengufe
afn 8ahnlager Der San 4ntoniO &
Nranfas paBzSinie berurfa9t babeu,
bas @erippe zines geualtigen, borpeItz
liden Matobons BLOB gelegt tporoer.
gs febt aus Der uferbant zines @reefs
berbor; Elm 8adensabn, bet berausgez
srabsn worben 1T, miest 20 pfunb,
unb elm 8ru9fid zines S9enteltuo.
6ens miBt rs SOL int 9ur9meHer.
8is iebt 1T nod fein iDfematii@er Ser.
iu6 seata9t, bic ueberbleibieI 9eraus
~ befbrbern.
Sos Gra6t' unb paHagiers@e.
bdube Der ct. 2ouis, Nrtanias unb
9eras 8abnseieli9aft 1T am Is. Mdrs
nit Mlem, mas BARN mar, un6 brei
bolgeIabenen Gra9tmasen, bic auf benz
GeIeife ftanben, niebergebrannt. Ser
8erIuft pirb auf $35, 900 gef9dBt.
Ser Multiplying Der oitteGanil9en
giieninbuftrie bat, wie f9on friiber
mitgetbeilt tpurbe, aud Seferion uie'
Der beIebt. Sie friiber bort betriebenen
giienperfe, tpel6e felt Sabren brad ge'
legen lbatten, finb In bic Sdnbe elmer
ouswdttigen @,ieli6aft tibersegangea
unb perben tpie6er in 9robartigerem
MaBitube in Sbdtisfeit geiebt. Gin
onoeres etfrealides 3ei6en bes tpieber'
ertpa9enben Interchangeable 1T,
baB ou9 idou bic grri6tung elmer gros
Ben Seifenfabrit i'm plane 1T. unb uie
IS beibt, Derbeu ibr balo nod mebrere
an6ere inoufrieae llnternebmungen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
Su6leaS Mrnica.g Gable.

Die bette SaIbe Der 8elt fir S6nitte,
Auetfdungen, @ei9pire, Gieber. uno Saut.
SusiSla nn, 6 6a, ss ssIsssTasas s !. ass;rt 01 ct.
mortboiosn OOer tsins gesa5lnns; 8anise
3uriiderfattet. % Gents bic Sdadta. Bum
8ertauf in alien gpotbeIen. Dreib, 9bomp.
fon 6 60, 8bolefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
9ampfer Asentnr.

Sie nGreie preffe Dir Sc
ras" bertritt bic foIgenben 9ampfer'
Sinien, ertbeilt ode ndbere gustunft
tpeseu pafage nod unb bon guropo
unb berfauft Sampfi@ifs unb gifen,
babnbiaete gu ben niebrisften @aten.
Die 2iffe Der bon uns reprdientirten
2inien 1T:
@ambar8 $ Ninerifanifd)e 9antpfs
i9ifffabrts 0efelf@aft.
Heo Star Clinic (2lnttuerpen).
Guunpagnie 8enerale Grams,
atlantiaae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

s6r gbamberlains 9uften ; Mebi3in
1T beriibmt tueger1 ibrer prompten unb
tuirtfamen Sur bon 6uiten unb grtd1=
tung. Die i9limmffe grfdltung fam
bur6 elm paar Sofen bieies Mittels se.
boben merben. Gum 8erfauf BEL R.
gobn g Co.. s. &alteper & eobn unb
allen Oruggifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
Npti5 AT gtemersabler.

Der llnierseidnste ma6t biernit betanut,
baS bic ftaDtiide AID valorem unb aopf.
fir bas M~unitipaItabr 1883 Dor Ben,
l. Ipril bieieS Sabres su entridtsn fnb.
@buarb &ifde sen.
1913, 9mtlmp Stabt Solicitor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

= 9ie aIererbBte ausmabl bon
Gnabens Nnaigen in meinem gtabliHez
ment. Nnstge fir Gnaben bon orei
big gu ap6lf Sabren. &nabenz5 1ul.
Wn3ige in elmer Nusmabl, bic Sebers
mann 3ufriebenitelt. 8. WoIffon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

= geiu6t WoIffon, ebe Sbr
anbsrmeitig guern Sommer : Wn3ug
fault, bergIei6t Preife unb @aaren unb
iiber3euet gu@, baB Sbr peni9fteas rs
procent ipart, tpenn Sbr bort fauft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

= s. IS. 9ubbarb bon Dallas 1886 Com.
merce. Strett) in gum Stats. asenten fir finf
srobe Maidineus Tabrifen ernannt rotben un6
b%srtauft Mafdinsn, 9ampfteFeI, MiibIen,
@aasrn, Sins unO alien 3ubsbor fir Mafdi>
men. gr berednet feline YreiIe nit benz Spe.
sial> @onto Osr 8abritanten, bic er p%ertritt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

sdT gs III feline @sfabr bamit Der.
bunben, @bamberlains 9uftensM eoisin
ben 6inbern 3u geben, ba 1e feine
iddbIi6en Subffan3eu entbdlt; iie 1T
unerreidt fir grfdltune unb Srdune
Gum 8erfauf bel &. gObn G Co., s.
Ralteser G 6obn unb alien 9~rugsifen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
San9lin9enG Mdnnern
wirS
Sj@ere Gettt.n9 9~aranttrt.

Die f9redIi9en GoIsen ber Snsenbfanben.
0eidle9tsldpdGe berurladenb, tpoburh Self
uub a0rper ruiuirt per6en, p~erutGmeut ae.
BELT. Ser1flopfea,. Gdidternbeit, Gamen.
abaub. 0tbd9tnief9pd@s, gerInf Der gner.
gle. abneisuns sesen @eieaf9aft uno MeIan.
9oIie griinbIi9 turirt.
8erbetratbete M r, ober foIde,
bic f@ terbeiratben poaen, bic in GoIge bor
SnbiSesetiOu In Der SHseub an @eidIedts. unt
aerbeufGipd6e Ieibeu, werben erinblid turirt
aeiue NineraIien eingeeeben n.
5unse Mdnner, bic lire Belt NIT unfdbiaeu
2enten berf9renbet unb fi9 bdbur6 arant.
tetten bes 9opfeS. Der .Rnfe, beS. SdIies, be,
2eber, 2nngen, eiusetpetbe nnb bes Woseni
tneescseu baben, perben f6ueu turirt.
2att eu9 ni9t burd faIf&es e9amsefibl
ahhnIfen fnfnrf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

= @olffon's $10sgnaiige Rub
bic beiten, tpas preis, Qualitdt unb
Gasfibrung anlangt. Nn bieIer 9bats
lode 1T ni6ts au dnbern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

Ser Stats. @eolos bat fir bas
geoloeii@e Nuieum in 4ufin cine
Sammlung bon mebr als taufenb
probefftden bon 8aufeineu, Minera.
len unb 96I3ern aus @iQsspie @Ountp
erbaiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18

= Sas gr6Bte Eager bon 8euebrs
unb &ebolber patronen uno 9alien
bel Piper & 6 9uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
&eser lnlO ltuermiiOlid)er Geiddfts:
Gtfer.

Cine ioli6e @O16ene ubr nj I
Settle GA tardtlg) miro I'M Sc
Idafte bon Sosfe Bros. tpegsegeben.
Sober, Der fir S. fault, unb amar
aus benz 6srren : @arberobe : 9eparie.
ment unb benz 9ut. un6 56ubs9e parz
tement erbdlt Elm 2otterie : 9ops. Oie
Drummer, mel6e aus Der 2otterie ge3o.
gen pirb (aus Dem u@lidsz Rabe") be-
re9tigt ben Snba6er gum @npfang beg
obeugenannten @ewinues.
Sie Iusgabs ber 2ooie beginnt ON
IS. Mdra unb pirb einen Monat bau.
ern, Bis gum Is. Wpril.
Sic 3ie0ung nirb unter iirenget
Rontrole fattfnben.
ubr unb 9ette finb i'm 9auptz 59aus
fenfter an Der MlamosS traBe 3ur Mnfi1i
ausgeffeat
Niemanb fam uns uuterbieten mil
feinen Preifen unb mir bemeiien bas
bur9 Bic Shat. @ebr. esyosfe
gde Commerce unb Wlamo:5 Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
geSas.
sic gtaats : Seeislatur.

Mu t n, 16. Mdr3. = Ser Senai
bat bic Bill 3ur @rmutbigung ber Srri'
CATION angenommen. SIR ben Nufles
bet bes RapitDls unb bes GapitoIplabes
purbe Elm Sabresgebalt BON $4,000 aus
geiebt.
SIM 9auIe murbe bic 8ia, moburdJ
@alpeitDn autpriiirt mirb, @eloer gum
Musbau bes meoi3inif6en 3meises Der
Stats unioerfitdt auf3ubringen, angss
ttDr1mef.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-03-18
Die aefeierte sdnasrin Mariet

Ole 9efelerte Sdr9erti Wfarlett1
Ilboni 3ei6nete fi6 Ourd beion0ere
Galtblitiafeit aug. @sIegentlid zines
erfen 9ofipieles in Srist fam ibr gu
Sbren, bob man lie auspfeifen mole.
Sic ermittelte balo bic Wnitifter unb mo-
lie gu ftnben maren, legte MdnnerfIeis
6uug on, nobel ibre frdftiee, bo9e @es
ftalt unb lire fur3en 2ofen cine gnt.
btdune 3iemIi9 ausI6loRsn, urb begab
f6 in bos Soheebaus, no bic gers
i9moreneH tagten. 9ieielbeu tparen
gerabe in boler 8eratbung. 9ie Sdns
germ b6rte cine Weile gu unb manote
R@ bann Oil ben &doelsfibrer: uMir
i6eint, baB Sic Scenario einen 9trei1
ipielen mDlen. go etpas Heb i'd;
es mirbe mid freuen, ipenn i'd
mid an bern unternebmen betbeiligen
biirfie".-rWit 8ergniigeu", lautete Bic
Mntmort. SIS fol- beute M6eno cine
gdnserin aussepfffen perben"
10, mas bat lie 6enn betbro6en"s-vDaB
fie in Wien unb Miin9en seiungen uno
fi9-eine S~talienerin = BON ben 9euts
i1en bat feiern aHen!"- Das finbe
i'd unerb6rtl 8eiimmen Sic, bite,
mas i'd tbun ioa."-,Nebmen sic bier
6ieies pfeif6en. Nuf elm 3ei9en,
iuel@es nod Der Qrie Der n&ofne" se,
seben ueroen tpirb, eebt Der 2drm an,
in ben i;e BLOB einauitimmen brau9en."
-nWas befteas gef6eben fol," bsrs
fi9erte bic Nlboni uno empfabl it1.
Nm Nbeno mar bas Sbeater boil Be ebt.
Ser Nnfang beg BARRIERS BON 5ebila"
fanb lebbaften 8eifal. Damn eri6ien
u&oiine" bic Nlboni, auf Der G3ene.
Sn benz Iugenblid, aIs lie ben Nors
numb anreoete, besann f1on elm She'll
ber 8eri9worenen nit benz Stan6al.
9ie Sdngerin beraog feline Miene, lie
trat bart ait bic 2ampen, aeigte oas
pfeif6en, pel6es ie an einem 8anbe
UNI ben gals trug, unb iaste i9elmii9:
nMeine 9erren, i6 glaabe, Sic tparen
etpas boreilig, mir MOLTEN bod erif
nit benz MuspeifeH beginner, na9bem
i6 meine Nrie geiungen." S~ootentiQe
i'm gan5en 9aufe = bann elm bonnernz
8eifalsiubel, Der bon ben 8erf9porsz
men ielbf er0Rnet tpurbe uub fein gnbe
ftn6en tDoQte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
WESTrHESTER COUNTY.

PORTCETESTER.-The jury empanelled by Coroner
Mathews to determine whether Mrs. Iheall' OF Fot
CHESTER who died on Monday, came to her death, Oy
other than natural causes met yesterday m ornhs,
bur as Dr. Lyons who IS making an analysis OF her
stomach was not ready TO report, further proceeding
in the inquest was adjourned until tomorrow.
MOUNT VERNON.-The Rev. DR.. HiscOx Will adj
dress the meeting in the W0men5 Christian Tenn
erance Union Hall on Sunday. A petILon
has been presented to the Board OF Trustees or me
TOWN for the right way through the village for the
construction of electric railroad- TO be operated
between Yonkers. Mount Vernon and New,hOchelle.
n was referred 10 committee consisting Of Trustees
Lawlor Fiske and Archer.
PEEKsKIIL-The Department Encampment OF the
sons of Veterans order elected officers Tor the en-
suing year yesterday as follows: Department COM
mandcr J. B. Hedges, Post 36, Dansylle senior We
department commander, c. fl. Weaver, Post "a dS-
partment surgeon, DR.. G.. G. Van Mater, Post 70,
Brooklyn chaplain, James Walker, Post 70, Green.
bush; officer Of the day, +. h Hawzer, FOse 'o' W
Hudson.
RYE.-The fire department. had camoake ana
picnic at Rye Beach yesterday, which was aIEdeu ny
Hremen FROM POrtGhester, White Plans anu
MamarOncck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

It yesterday announced that the committee
10 appraise the value Of the site for the new ODD
Regiment ArmOry met at the Office of Ripley Ropes,
in the Brooklyn Trust Company Building, late Tues
day afternoon, and decided to purchase tho block
bounded by Atlantic, Bedford and Franklin for
$4,000. The Bedford-ave front previously con-
ractcd for by representatives of the regiment for
$4,000, and the award therefore gives Slas COndlct,
who owns the rest of the block, tho Of $4,000,
his asking price having been $780, 600.
The total number of deaths last week 374, an
Increase of twenty-five the mortality Of tho
previous week.
Patroman Britton, Of the Ninth Precinct, yester
day morning saved the life Of Miss Martha Nolan Of
No. l 1873 Bedforl-ave., I'm a courageous manner.
she started fire I'm the kitchen range with the help
of kerosene, and the usual explosion followed. She
rushed out into the street with her clothes fire,
when she met by the officer, who promptly
whipped off his blouse and extinguished tho flames.
Mary Gallon, OF No 341 Oakland-st. dropped dead
yesterday while attending the funeral of her brother
william J. savage, at No. 221 Green-St.
W. C. Johnson, of the Varna Boat Club, won the
100-yards swimming race and A. Meirert, Of the Man
haitian Athletic Club, the onenIle race, at the annual
amateur swimming championship contests at the
ATLANTA Boat Clubhouse yesterday. The contests
were under tho pces of the Amateur Athletic Unon
Alexander Peoples, of No. 1873 Jay St, who was
under arrest accused of kicking his wife to DEATH
was paToled yesterday. the posrmortem examination
certificate Of DR.. Gilman Osgood, Of the Kings County
Hospital, being defective 1t said that she died from
pcrtonits but did not specify whether 1t due TO
normal abnormal causes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
RAPTIsTs DEFEND THEIR PASTOR.

David c. Curtis, William q. Conkn and three
other officers of the Baptist Church in Mount Vernon,
have written letter to The Tribune n which they
state that an article published Monday in relation
to the farewell services Of the Rev. T. NJ Colwell was
Incorrect misleading and unjust" and that It has
done great wrong TO Mr.. Colwell and 10 the church.
Instead Of scolding his congregation on Sunday his
remarks were most kind and affecting, and wholly
devoid of complaint or censuro Of the church, They
DENY also that his remarks personal or that lie
criticised the congregation being divided, and say
he has never been the pastor of the church lie has
been in charge for about four years. but no assumed
such charge with the distinct understanding that 10
would not accept the pastorae that no did not e:;-
consent OF the church, to minister TO IL as supply Tor
the time being only"
assdolsy for the good of the church, and sacrificed
much I'm personal comfort in the building Of the present
handsome house of worship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22

It was said on the Produce Exchange yesterday
that the grain of this city have about determined
to send a commission composed of prominent members
Of the trade 20 Europe, to visit Russia and
India and the great wheat producing countries of the
globe. The business of the commission will DO to
find out why IL is that Russia and India are able TO
undersell this country In the wheat markets of the
world. From the small samples Of foreign wheat
from these surplus-exporting countries which have
reached America, the trade here thinks 1t strange that
such wheat can supplant American wheat. They
think there is something wrong which should be
remeded.
To ind out what Is wrong will be the object Of
the commission, whose stay abroad will necessarily
be- long one. The main reason for the sudden
energy displayed by the American grain men Is the
threatened surplus Of over 2O0.o0O.oo0 bushels Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
SHOT IN FRONT or HIS OWN HOUSE.
TIE AssAILANT SAYS He WAS ATTACKED FIRST
HELD TO AWAIT THE RESULT OF
THE INJURIES.

THE INJURIES.
While trying to get rid of an offensive boarder
Richard Hamln was shot in the breast and wounded
generously in front of his house, No. 324 West
Forty-second.st., early yesterday morning. He was
we'll known on the west side of the city as local
nolttean of the County Democracy organization, and
for some years he was inspector Of streets In the
pepartment Of Public Works Lately he had been
employed as an officer to keep che crowds In line
at the poolrooms on tho Coney Island race-uack Mrs
Hamlin has kept hc clearinghouse In Forty-secondsI
several years. and among the boarers there has been
John McCue young Irishman, who at one time
WAS clerk in a drygOods store at Eighth-aye. and
Forty-third-st Lately McCue is said to have been
employed at tracks. Hamln disiked McCue
and did not want him in the boarding house. McCue
got another boarding place some weeks ago, but he
returned 10 the house last week. On Sunday Hamlin
gave him warning TO leave at the end of tho week.
MoCue was angry, and made some threats TO " get
square,"
On Monday night, as Hamlin sitting on the
stoop I'm front of the house. McCuc stopped on
the way to his room and renewed the quarrel Draw
ing revolver from his pocket, he pointed it at the
Old man I'm threatening manner and said: "In
shoot YOU # you put me out Of che house, IIamlin
maid little heed 10 the threat and his family did not
think that McCue meant what he said. The young
man had shown some attention 20 Hamlln's two I'M
married daughters in the house. and on Tuesday they
went with him 70 the new race-track at
NeStchesser They returned carry III lhe even
ing and after McCue had escorted them home
he went downtown. Hamlin spent part of the night
drinking in the liquor store opposite his home When
the liouor store was closed up O'Clock he walked
across the street and stood the sidewalk talking TO
John RYAN, a neiclbOr Just then McCue and his
friend, Joseph Connngtcn, arrived at the boarding
house and started TO climb the steps TO the front
door. Hamlin called to McCue and said: You can't
stay IN the house any longer"
an stay til my week is up or I'll have my money
back" McCue replied.
All rght' said Hamlln, fumbling in his pockets
as II IN search Of roll Of bills, "you can have your
money, but you can't stay here"
Accounts Of the subsequent proceedings differ. Nc
Cue says that Hamlin struck him the nose and he
shot Hanln in selfdefcnce. Ryan and Miss Ham
lin, who looking out Of a window. saw that Nc
Cue turned 10 his friend and said: Give me your
pisoL' There was a brief struggle between the young
men and then McCue pointed revolver at Hamlin and
fired. Tho bullet entered the old mans right breast
and he fell helpless on the sidewalk. policeman
ran up and arrested McCUe friends carrying
Hamlln TO drug store. H9mlin IS in the ROOse-
Vet Hospital and his condition IS said 10 be critical
McCue had bruised nose when ne was arraigncd at
the Yorkville Police Court. He held without
bail 10 await the result Of IIamln's injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
LIEUTENANT WOODS CISE.

meeting OF the Nautical school Committee OF the
Board of Education was called again yesterday but
failed 10 secure quorum. Commander Crowlnshield,
Of the schoolship St. Mary's came on from Glen CoVe
where the vessel is lying, and was accompanied by
Lieutenant Wood OF the schoolship and Dr. WHITAKER.
lie Is anxious have hearing in the allegod cruelty
casa as the vessel cannot start out on its cruise aohe
the Sound untn the thing IS definitely settled ono way
or the other Commissioners O'Brcn ana Gugsen-
heimer were present, but all the other members oi
Tho committee were out Of the city. Presoeht D..
Edward Simmons is chairman cx oiicio OF the commit
tee but was prevented from attending the meeuhs'
which was adjourned. II IS doubtful Wheher
quorum can be obtained before next month "heH inc
school Commission return to the city.
Lieutenant Wood, against whom the charges OF
cruelty TO boys on the ship is made, IS s'alWart
Gne-lookng officer who bears the high st reputation
in naval circles and the ship. Ile has an eX-
planaon OF his conduct In regard to the charges made
against him. which, 1t IS Thought by his friends. VIII
answer them sas factorliy In reply 10 an Inquiry no
said that he would DO glad 10 make tho statement
ubllc hut could not do while his case was pend
Ing before the committee ,,,.. -, o
The charges he added. arc malicious, and come
from a hoy who was one of the worst on tho SNIP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
VARIOUS NEW JERSEY TOWNS.

ELIZABETH.-Louis Kunz IS reported missing
He was habtual patron of the turf, and lost much
money. He disappeared on Monday, leaving letter
for his wife, in which he said that he had gone OFF
for year to regain his fortune.
SOUTH ORANGE.-A colored swindler has been
operating here the trick being TO get coored people
to advance 50 the promise of the delivery OF iotey
tickets. A young man who answered 10 inc ue-
scrfption Of the swndler, was arrested on TUESDAY
night. He gave his name as Moseby A. Lenard,
and said he was employed by General Sickles, OF
Fifth-ave New-York that be had been sent to seton
Hall College with young pupil. Father Marshall
principal of the college, verified Lenards story ana
a telegram from General slckles procured the mans
relcase
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-22
A DISCHARGED LUNATICs PRANKs.

Joseph Rothein, age fftythree. a sausagemaker at
NO 1873 Graham-ave. who has been an inmate Of the
F7atbush Asylum times previous years
was discharged from his last commitment Monday by
Judge Van Wyck OF the City Court the testimony OF
several medical experts who pronounced him Yes
terday morning at O'clock he rushed into his wlfe's
roon clad In his night clothes with his face and hands
covered with shoe-blacking He Informed her that ne
was a WITCH and that he had been instructed by the
goddess Of fate appear before her In his minstrel
disguise break tho spell. lie certainly broke the rest
OF his neghboTs for they rushed in upon the pair pe
NELL and. fortunately prevented him from doing any
further harm His wife applied ater in the day to have
him recommltted to the asylum.
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he TRIED TO SCARE BIS ANDMoTHEE
STOLE FROM MATRox WEBB, AND WHEN HE WAS

STOLE FROM MATRoN WEBB, AND WHEN HE WAS
ForGrNIN. STOLE AGAIN.
Officials at Police Headquarters yesterday expressed
sympathy for Matron Webb, who had been compelled
TO have her grandson Arthur S Clarke, locked up as
a thief The prisoner is nineteen years old. He fell
into bad ways than year ago and was fast be-
coming a worthless drinkard when his grandmother
talked long and earnestly with him, and he promised
to reform. She furnished him with clothes and paid
his board at a house in Eighth-st He procured en-
ployment in +. j. Denning d Co.'s store, and for
a few weeks did well, but bis old craving for drink
returned and he lost his situation
In January he sneaked into his grandmoher's
rooms at the Central Office and stole her sealskin
sacque and his fathers overcoat MIS-. Webb had him
arrested and sent TO the Pcnitentiary. Upon his
lease from prison no appeared TO be repentant and
Mrs Webb took him to live with her I'm the hope Of
making him keep steady. On Friday morning OF last
week he locked her In her room while She asleep
and stole S25 from box in a closet He knew that
the box had contained $225, but Mrs webb had placed
500 in secure place before she went TO sleep
Arthur went back TO his grandmOtheF's rooms on
saturday night, drunk and pcnntleSs, and begged her
not 10 prosecute him. On Sunday night Mrs. Webb
was caring for a founding Suddenly entering the
nursery with his clothes in disorder aud waving a
razor in his hand lie said:
will kill myself unless you give 800.
Give me the money and you viii see me agan.o
10 consult Captain Washburn. Policeman Common
was sent up arrest young Clarke, but the youth
20 the roof and escaped through the scuttle Of Mott
ST. tenement house. He made his appearance az Head
Webb appeared against him at the Iombs and he was
held for trial.