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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22

| ..,t,nnent OF their posts IN the matter. !.
charles svstam William n Goss and william white
Nave Secured patent for centrifugal smalgamator
MAMARoEEcK. The Democrats on "Wednesday
.vening made the following nominations for town
Ssesrs Matthias Banta for supervisor; W. A. sckels
or town clerk Thomas W. Tonpns for justice q tho
Tor collector aud John Bogy for road commissioners
PELHAM MANoR.-At the Presbyterian Church on
"Wednesday evening tneTe was an assembling OF Presny
vle Yonkers and adjacent villages for the purpose
q elctng an exchange q views as to the best means
Allison Freeman, A. T. sebauer and Lane made brief
remarks on the subject AZ the close Of the meeting
Presbyterian ladies OF the place.
ossINING.-Thc Democrats have made the following
William IT, PeeE for town. clerk Pierre
REYNOLDS for justice o the peace-long term Bernard
s m csc e me Tomps for
assessor Thomas Sherwood and Daniel Morlarty for
Schneider for ovesSers q the poor George Lockwood
for commissioner OF excise Francis Larkn, r. was
elected member OF the County Committee.
NEw-RoCHELLE-The Rev. Or. Robert Collyor
delivered lecture tho last one Of the Peoples Course
as the Town Hall on Wednesday evening. HIS sub
standing the unfsvorabie state Of The weather he
lecture was we'll attended
FORT scHUYLER.-The soldier from Fort SCHUYLER
who was found dead on the tracks Of the Harlem River
Branch Railroad on Tuesday morning was Eugene Z.
Txier IN regard to whose fate suspicious Of foul play
evening be had between $40 and $50 money In his
possession, and when found the following morning only
sixty-elght cents found In his pockets. One OF
his shoulders was dislocated; one OF HIS arms and
three RIBS broken. Coroner Mathews who is in-
vesgang tho case has thus far been unable to ascer-
tain what train, IL any, had run over him.
PORT CHESTER.-Timothy Foley, white, and Mort
Merritt colored, brought before Justice Hender-
son Wednesday evening on charge Of having
stolen piece Of woollen cloth valued at $40 from the
factory OF Tingue, House Co.. at Chenille. Foley
was employed at the factory and Merritt was en-
poyed as driver by Mr.. Whitehead, in tho neghbor-
hood II was ascerta ed that trey sold the cloth 10
person engaged In making up clothing. The com.
panants not wishing to press the charge the accused
men were let OF on the payment Of $50 fine each.
With the intention OF using them witnesses against
the purchaser of the stolen property.
pOBBs FERRY.-The Board OF Trustees OF the
Westminster School has appointed J. Corbln as
teaeher In the school, Mr. Corbln IS at present mem
her OF the senior class Of Yale College. Ho Is also the
captain OF tho Yale football eleven.
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REPORTS ABOUT EDISON COMPANIES.

PEOPLE INTERESTED DENY THAT THE coNsoLI'
DATIoN HAS FAILED!
The published statement that tho consoifoahoh vi
IN. rdson electr1c-light companies had failed has
bosp dened nv persons most largely Interested In the
schemn The assumption that the recent decision In
capada ha oausd the reported failure was said To DO
Simply absurd. The negotiations which have Oeen
entered upon are st going on, but Is the contracts
have 10 pass between this country and Germany, me
progress necessarily is slow. conspicuous friend OF
the Edison companies said;
aThere r. no foundation for tro printod statement
and certainly mono for tho conclusion that the negouA
lions have been broken Oh IN consequence OF tho
Canadian deeiEioa I think I could name the author
of the publication, but II the Westinghouse Company
hons 20 establish monopoly Of electric lighting or
tesyS monopoly by our companies. It has little con-
oep,ion NJ the present condition Of affairs. There can
IA no monopoly Of electric power and for the bensnt
Of the Westinghouse Company I viii say that hr.
Edison has taken out no patents lately because
hs a treating tho question Of electric lighting as
mere business matter Tho company that can furnish
light at the lowest cost viii 30 to get the business
The uatont rights do not figure IN the case at all.
There f. enough room In this country for moro than
two companies and the greatest difficulty in both this
country and Europe Is TO secure competent electricians.
Tho expansion of the system IS hamperod by this
Lacks
F. s. Hastings. secretary and treasurer OF the
Edison Electric Light Company. said: Tho published
statement Is false IN every particular, both - 70 the
willard deal and as tO tho effect Of tho Canadian
decision on American patents. This decision Is simply
and the real question at issue has not been considered
by the oOurtsA
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nAruEREn AnoUr TIVE TOWN,

Paul @. Grening has exchanged Brooklyn property
worth $4,000 for the property at Watkins Glen
owned by A. J. Kitchener, the hotel proprietor there,
whose place is known as the Glen Mountain House.
Mr. Grening already owned the Kenslngton House at
Saratoga
Mayor Chapin's attention was called yesterday to
the site for ANEW small park ut Harmon. Hlnrod
and stanhope SITS and Irving and Knckerbocker ayes,
In the Eighteenth Ward. by Interested property
owners II will cost S105 000
Permits were granted yesterday for new buildings
to cost 100000.
An unknown man sprang overheard nom the forty
boat South Brooklyn she was on her way from the
battery to Thirty -ninthst Wednesday evening" and
was drowned. PT
Tho new Twenty-sixth Ward Bank win open on
Monday.
The new Bridge connection of tho Kings County
elevated road was used by $4,000 persons on Wednes
day.
Many OF the 1000 members Of the Bryant Literary
Society attended the eighth meeting OF the present
season IN Association Hall last evening The enter
tainment was wholly musical, the New-York English
Ballad Company giving number Of selections PrcSi
dent Price announced committee Of twenty-five Of
which c. L. Rickcrson is chairman, to nominate officers
TO be voted upon In April
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
WEgTcHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-white Plains Lodge. No. 4T3,
r. and A. NJ viii celebrate tho paying of Of the debt
ppen the Masonic Hall and Asylum IN New. York City,
with prayer music and addresses on April a. In the
Baptist Church Professor William II. Carpenter has
Ia training chorus of seventy voices 10 sing several
chorllscs on the occasion. Tomorrow night the
Democrats and Republicans will hold cauclses TO
place In nomination candidates for town officers. to
be voted for ON Tuesday.
YoNKERs.-The annual session Of the westchester
County district grand convention OF the Independent
0rder OF Odd Fellows held Wednesday evening IN
Odd Fellows Hail. District Deputy Grand Master
John Bright presided and made tho following appoint
monts: James T. Sanders, Of Yonkors, deputy grand
warden; John E. MARSHALL Of Mount Vernon, District
grand marshal; 3. +. McDemott. Of Port Chester,
district grand guardian The following nominations
for state officers were then made For grand master
g; v. Chapman Of Madison; for deputy grand master.
W. r. spoQner of Harlem, for grand WARDEN. Jacob
stern OF Buffalo; for grand secretary, James Ter
wlger Of Syracuse. for grand treasurer, Sidney L.
Rowland, Of Brooklyn; for grand representative,
John W. Stebbtns Of Rochester; for district deputy
grand master, b. r. McDennott Of Port Chester. for
district grand secretary, James z. Rockwell Of Port
Chester . Henry g. Sproull president OF the
EeStchester County Association Grand Army OF the
Republic has called meeting OF that organization for
Friday evening March 20, at the vanderbilt Hotel &C
Lextngt0n-aye. and Forty.second-st., NewYork at 9
ecl0ek g take action upon The cenennal celebration
Of Washingfon's inauguration. Commanders and
delegates are Instructed to come prepared 20 reflect
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barge share Of expense borne by the city IN eons.rc.
Ing the tunnel, Mr. Grant thinks the roques' e'''''
be granted. -.
The Young Mems Association Of the rs
.s..r..s che.sd gave an entertainment In tne
Temple LexinrOnsvc and Fiiy-htih is.' even, Even.
ng. Al which Mrs. Martha j. Lamb reaa 80 .
esting paper On washington and His insuSnia'.on
An interesting entertainments VIII be given on Apri'
10 IN the same place.
The Hew-York Railroad Club met last night ~ ~,
l1s Liberty-st G. W. Rttinger read paper - 49,
subject of Freight Cars advocating inc uS' " A'O
instead Of wood in their construction.
Reginald j. schroeder. connected for long u,,o
WITH The NewYork Stats zeituns" and the broOAyn
Freie Presse' has been appointed Editor "a
Leslo,s Illustrated zoltung." under the now
mont Of W. J. ArkelL
Al meeting of the Hugucnot Society Oh Airets-
last evening at Columbia College the Rev. DR. fninp
schaf read an interesting paper on Inc H.'s ~ =.
Nantes Compared with Other federation Eaicts. -.
ala that the Huguenots In America were mrepnos'
among preachers, statesmen and literary mon
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

West washington Market Investigation By cOmmisson
ers Of Accounts
Aldsrnen's Committee on Streets. City Hail.
Tarlnnany General Committee. Tammany Hall. D. m
BJnrrn's circus street parade. evening.
Lauds Columbia Coiege Chapter Of Psi Epsilon DIN
ner Deiraozco's z p. M
Columbia Junior Bazaar. afternoon and evening No
$50 yifth.ave.
Temperance Alliance Humboldt Hal. Jersey City,
coored citizens mass meeting Bethel Church. 8 D. m.
Mrs. wipslow's readings Berkeley Lyceum. D. m.
Of Frederick Conkiin by Recorder Smyh for
perjury.
plymouth Church prayer meeting brooklyn evening.
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4 NEW FOUNTAIN roR UNION soUlRs.

The sEsr OF fountain which Augustus LeWia q
pzomnsrt merchant In 9feenest. wishes 10 give 70 the
city tos Unioa square, hes been referred BY the Pask
Bea " Calvert vaur. s Park architect for an opinion
and the Selection Of prsper site The lonntaln a ~.
dieatsd BY Mr.. Lewis u 10 be Of granite and hr6ase
tastsfniH efnamsntsd snd win BE- used ~ drinkina
fountain for hcrscA Several citizens have already Of
erna b paes founsaina IN UnIon Square, and tho Park
Commissioners ST loss 70 know which has right
% The arst place II "a suggested BY President Robb
hat morn than ons fountain Is required the Quae
bo. my q me osfI have peesedence that sf M
Lswis sn appropriate psse nay BE- selected for Il Al
ensthts q Ne ctr pszkA
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pAaYUM's ToRcHLIaHT PARADE To,NIGHT.

Should the weather prove favorable the great
parade Of Barnum Baileys show will take place tonight
oyer tho advertised route 1t Will leave Madison Square
are line both sides Of s procession which win spread
over mile in length and contain many objects and
features. There arc 10 be at least dozen dneFent
kinds OF music over 400 horses, cages Of Wild beasts
ehario (sos Of the latter twenysx feet hgh mounted
MocA and Algerian dancing maidens two herds
elephants hanessed TO eharots others with people
upon their baeks drove Of canals lords ladies' Roman
riders etc. the whole presenting great display Of the
mammoth resources OF tie show.
Ths dwarf wooly elephant that is % ride bicycle
arrived yesterday and 10 now in the Garden together
with some new trained dogs ponies and Other aninals
should the weather be bad the parade win b posrapd
70 the next fsf night
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT bill for an act eonsolidana nag
the town and city governments has passeu posl.
houses Of the Legisature and effort VIII ne naao
10 have Il signed by tho Governor IN time lot sae
APRIL local election 0 ,occvsd here hat the Russian
Goyernfnent has acceded 10 tho demands through inc
state Department. for the release from prison OF
nosition Of the case remains 10 be made.
NoRwALK.-"J jerry Driscoll, bartender tor John
Deylne. went into James Haddens bar-Toom yeste,t,
dsv whIIo drunk and struck the proprietor on the
head with heavy cuspidor, lnfietlng aangepoSgs
wo,lnd and telling him insenslbe 10 tbs noor Dts
coll escaped from town HSddens oohu"on
eriitc
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ROTTERDAM Mar Arrived steamer Amsserdsm sptes,'
%bn rS Msf steamer India OH crockhAr for
sssssoas Mar steamer chateaa IsOviiIs B
Rjcilarason. from New.York
AsrMwAI. Mar 49, Arrived steamer newport Lama mona
sr joins PR Mar ao-Arrived, steamer cameran shr.
oGoT; s1 Maa steamer Aguan CBr Adair
NeW.York on her way 70 Bonze, Nc.
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suSpAY. MARCH %.
OUTGOING STEAHEBS
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY, MARCH %, is'


PORT OF NETWORK ....THURsDAY, MARCH ~ 1857
Steamer Indiana Boggs Antwerp Mar with mdss and Pas
ssngcrs Peter Wright Sons Anchored on the Lsht'hp
on account Of snow and fog
sUNsET6At sandy HOOK Wind lEht NM SIn showing ana
CLEARED
steamer Unionist OBJ. Neste Penang, Singapore &c
Steamer Saint Romans CBr) Campbell, LverpOol-chasP
steamer POu1 ORR peschors Antwerp-vernOn Brown
steamer James Watt OBI POrs Turks Island and HAyt
steamer wenssydalc OBI, cOun GOnAves espO Hnytiou
steamer orinoCO cBrh aarvin, Hamilton. Bornuda-A
Steamer Herman Winter. Hallett Doston-H Dimock
BARK Leon PAncaldo Ital Dapoto Rangoon-funch Edye
SSrk Leone ItaD, Acampora Lisbon Eanch, Edye Co,
Bark Mohieans Berry, Boston Funch Edye d Co
Brig Thomas Taruh, Knapp. Pointa,Pire-L o Arm
Sem KsloOIa CBr. weatnerbe 50 Johns NFI W Parker
&Co,
Steamers Egypt for Liverpool Colorado, Halls State Of
Georgia ahgoW Irlan, kingstoni Brtno Baraeo passed
down but 70 have anchored In tho Lower Bay
Anchored 81 City Istand-Bark Dixon, for Tacahuana,
and large neet OF east bound sohocnera.
ship Esng Willard rsrkins from Nsw.YOrk for Seattle
wfS nd aissE IA' from Bremen for NsvTorE no
THE MovEMHNTs or STEAMERS
FoREIGN PoRra
QUEENSTOWN. Mar 2t-Arrived steamer wyoming fBr)
Highly from on her way 70 Liverpool and proceed
Sailed s.samurs eermAslo , irving and CITY Of chsster
(Ir Bond from La ". hence Tor New York %, ,n
eefod from Bremen hsnce for NewYork ~
zlsp Mar 2iphasea steamer Denmark tBrl. Rigby ~
GaE.Sos&
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We have "cooked up" a sale of suits
that's enough to make mans mouth
water. All our small lots from last
Spring are culled out (about two thou
sand suits) and you take your choice
for S13.
No use our saying these suits are
cheap. You who've partaken of former
bargain feasts served by us know
they're always toothsome. You who
haven't may be skeptical until you
come and taste. Suppose you come,
then; only be careful there aren't two
thousand others ahead of you.
The ball opens this morning at both
stores.
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VARIOUS EEw.JERsEY TOWNS.

I y f1efco, tNctNo-
year-oid boy living in Georges Road, was playing
win companion last evening, when the latter .
boy named John BuehRlsv, threw handful OF slacksd
limo IN his face. Pierce was terribly burned The
lime burned into his eyobaIls and he WI entirely
iose his sight No effort apparently has
been made to capture Edward Dcsler the defsultins
deputy postmaster but he Is expected homo oy bis
hieuds. Edward AuElans, inspector rom Wash
lngton began his examination yesterday Of tho post
Office accounts. The deficiency thus far discovered
has been covered BY tho money turned over to Post
master Price by DcslOr's relatives.
ELIzABErH.-President John j. Smith, Of the
Elizabeth City Council must vacate bis position such
was the ultlmatum presented n. him last night BY
a special committee Of the council appointed %
demand bis resignation Of his onico on account Of
bis conduct toward two Republican members .of the
Board, peither Of whom he would permit to have
q voice 10 the discussions Of the Board, ana one Of
whom be even went far a. TO try TO assault after
tie meeting II he refuses 70 withdraw from the
uresIdsncy. the indignant couoilmon will vote on a
resolution 10 expel him altogether from the Board
and they say that enough votes are promised 10
carry out this programme.
PATERSON. Labee, the wife muir
derrr stun sngshes in tho county Jail hero awaiting
trial. Az 10 the motive for LAbee's crimo II Is now
sah that another man was In tho case and that the
pretty young Holland woman was murdered by her
husband IN 1T OF Jealousy. LAbce says that he Is
glad that he killed her and that he wants TO do Also
the sooner tho better. Labee has ser.
eral times attempted 20 hang himseli
BY making ropes out of his handkerchefs and bed
Clothes but every precauuOn Is now taken to watch
him.
EUTLEY.-Ths first vocal concert Of tho SEASON
vas given in the newly erected house OF the Nutiey
Field Club on Thursday evening" before large gather
ing OF members and their friends. A programme
made up Of solos. duets and partsongs was given
By party OF well-known vocalists from New-York,
among whom wero Miss Ida W. Hubbel, DR.. Carl Z.
Martin. Miss Amy l. Cable, Miss Fanny Klngenberg
and p. J. smith, under whose direction tho concert
vas given. Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
". II. Boapdmsn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ripley Hitchcock.
Mrs. John s. Conduit. Miss Conduit. Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Bunner, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Fem, Fredorcl
Clements, william strom, Frank Fowler, the Rev. W.
z. Nalrn and wife, tbs Rev. A. NJ. Palmer and wife.
L. Prank Tooker add wife, and Or. Thomas z. Sat
terfhwate.
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TONG IqT,kNn.

rTENpsTEEp- Fx-Assemblyman Thomas Smith !:
s,ferina exceedingly at his homo as the result %
he accident which occurred to him on TUESDAY.
n viii he several weeks before he can Leave hs
room Mr. Smith fell while Walking on the res n
nom his clubhouse at Broad Channel Jamaica Bay
10 hts homo and broke o, OF his legs.
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j. b. BREWSTER & co.
of 25th Street

OF SOGn SCreeC
Have now ON view at their ware
rooms, 9Th Avenue and 42d
Street, Vict0rias and other Spring
Carriages, exclusively of the best
class and the latest productions of
their well-knOwn manufacture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
NEWARK.

The tailor store Of Albreoht Bros, in Morns-aVe.,
Was robbed early yesterday morning OF coats valued
At $500 Tho goods were traced TO Erehalrs PARK
where they were found secreted A man, who 10
fused to give his name, was arrested on suspicion
) The Public Library Commissioners have appointed
Eve women out Of the sixteen ASSISTANTS 10 be en-
ployed ia tho library. Tho Appointees underwent
competitive examination
meeting was held yesterday to orssniEe the Now
Jersey society Of the Sons Of tho Revolution ocers
were elected as follows: President, General W. B.
stSyker, Of Tronton. vceproeidcnf, George D. Wyhe'
Of Morristown secretary, j. c. Pumpely, OF Norris
town; assistant secretary and register. Lawrence
BogEs, IT,, Of Newark; treasurer, Paul Revere, Of
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Jersey CITY.

The Executive Committee Of the Hudson County
LIQUOR Dealers Association held meeting In hoehes
Han yesterday afternoon and formally declared 'na'
~. .ssoc,.Bor was satisfied with the wcrts liquor
law and they would obey its provisions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22
SHE CALLED ANorHERs CHILD HER OWN.

An adidsyit was presented In tho Supreme Court
yesterday in opposition to a motion for alimony IN
the suit for absolute divorce brought by James b.
Litten against Mrs. Eettie z Littell, In which the
plaintiff swore that his wife palmed OF on him
child as her own which was not, and abe admitted
the fact under oath that she took the child In at Its
birth and sent for doctor and nurse, and deceived
him in his absence from home. he also alleges
that she frequented racetracks and played poker,
keepina a LIST of her losses In her diary. Mrs LIT.
tells counsel alleged that she was the victim OF
conspiracy.
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To MOTHERS.
"Mra wrSEDw,s SOOTHING SYRUP for childrcn Tectnng
soens the gums reduces ndammaon aiays al pain cul0
wind colo and diarrhHa. rs cents . Dotue.
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Announcements.

DIR. LYoN's PERFEcT TOOTH POWDER b.,
An elegant toilet luxury. Sold everywhere 70 csn&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-22

Ex-Judge Alexander Mccue. Assistant Treasurer OF
the United states, is seriously sick at his home, no
80 Remsen-st He suffered an apoplectc or pafalyHo
stroke on Wednesday and was in partially eoma'oso
stabn Yesterday The attack was somewhat similar 70
that which caused Mr. Beechers death. His physician
said Yesterday that he was slowly recovering conscious
ness. and while his condition was serious, It was not
alarming. 1t was hoped that he would DO abs 70
attend to his duties in few days.
Judge McCue was formerly Chief Judge OF the CIV
coura President Cleveland made him Solicitor Of ne
reasry and last wear he was appointed TO succeed o.
J. Canda In the Snb-Trcasury In Eew-York
At late hour last evening It was sald az ox,
was slowly but steadily improving. 81
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Henry A. DANIELS, M. ID.
sic WEST i20TH-sT.
Diseases Of the Nervous System 9snto urnac oskA's
Impotence and stertlty. Hoursi 8 20 Ia oba
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MARCH WINDS - .s,,,
cause chapDed hands rough skin Prevent ~ uAhs
CoRSKLLs BKSzoN COSMETIC SOAP. 70 censA
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
= ,,opr, rop ms MuTTER's LIFE.


Tho oust village Of IrvIngton, n j. four miles from
gswark. the scene Of the numerous assault on MIS-
Jn,ana Mutter. tho wife OF dsiryman Dy SWISS
,srmhaud named Joseph salzman, was greatly excited
yesterday over Che affair and tho Mntter farmhouse
,rss visited by hundreds Of people. Mrs Mut'er inc
.-,,, Law N darkened chamber In state OF semi
unconsciousness. o., ..ts
! Alphonse, the six-yeareld son OF INC woman, ss'o
.ss,srdav salzman called TO the barn ana played
s,h me and then carried me In his arms 10 the DacA
y,St a. the barn and said he would tie me lor nun
hen be took me 20 the hay NOV and covered me win
nav tel,ng me to lie sti he would hur. mo- linen
in.vv he meant wrong and called TO moenor. mnen
sho o.rrn and salxman struck her was sos,oa'
,To,cht he would kill all Of rs. Mother caneu 70 me
he had left her and gone 10 the house nst 20 Aeep
a,,st co he would not hurt me. tried 10 un'io sho
so,-,a and shouted while he was In tho mousse pus mo-
sS,. heard me. saw mother all the uuie eaisnisn
VS. striking her with the club, for was iOoAs INV"
from the hay now" $500, nsr,oa
salzman was traced TO the house Oh y iatno, . -
rnrt1 about mile away. he called tnere SOous AZ
,Ioct the same morning and said he had isi' e,us't
,,nlov and was going to Newark to look Tor o'nor e
s,,o,r,ent Mr. Mutter said salzman was green manu-
80 astle Garden and could not speak EnSns s ,Io ne
T. ahont tyenty.four years old, mas nbor NJ la
,rt,h q snub nose and Is besrdess h Sa,Smsn
tnrs written IN German were len pe' crime In Pm
~ ,hsv indicated that he committed oT ne.rt no
- s,a heiore coming here Yesterday thc -. oticprs
~ mere scoirina the city and suburbs anu wv"
we're sent 10 Nep-York to hunt UP cio"S'