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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~I AM NOT so BUSY BUT THAT
49, AM WILLING TO BE BUSIER
This should be 4 tenpter to all who have
never enjoyed the luxury of made-to-
measure suit. Blue and Black Imported
Ihlbet. My price has been S.'5. which is
less than tnat o! any other tailor for the
same quaIity. As special ''new trade
bringer'' | shall make them up for S.,1-and
tailored i'll an elegant manner. | nave also
picked ont about dozen II ore patterns
OF Imported striped Trouserings. which
were 81. 30. SS, IS. so, 50 and 510 and
thrown them on separate tablr at six dol
lars $50.
G.. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers
jelO Cor. 9th anI q sts NV.
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80 RENO Al.
WALTER c. SCOTT 4 Co. MANUFACTURERS
AND yOBBEkS OF CIGARS, HAVE REMOVED TO
3ii SIh 81 Nm; The ONLY STRICTLY WHOLE
SAIL CIGAR HOUSE IN 4 HE CITY. No BRANCH
S1QREs NOGOOpS SOLD AT RETAIL
IELEPHONE CALL-ll36-3. my23-lm
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r oNATIONAL CAPITAL INVESTMENT Co,
- No. 2-Parties desiring the small balance Of
stoh IN TINS new company, paying 30 per share each
inOnth ahtil 100 Ter share Is paid IN. viii address
SOS La ave. The old company has much more than
doubled its money in years. with n small dividend
yet To wind up Notice Will b. sent subscribers for
mls-lnt
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TO BUILD BIG SHIPS.
Bids Opened for New Vessels at the Navy
Department.

GIANT AMONG THE CRUISERS ON THE LIsT-rHE
THREE VESSELS FOR WHICH CONTRACTS WILL BE
MADE-THE BUSY SCENE AT THE DEPARTMENT
TODAY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10

NAVAL ORDERs.-Lieut. Commander Harry
Knox, detached from the Boston and placed on
waiting orders; Lieut.. j. +. Moses, detached
from command of the coast survey steamer
Bache and ordered to duty connected with the
preparation of the San Francisco for sea:
Lieut.. Edw. NJ Hughes, detached from the
New Hampshire and ordered to duty with the
coast survey; Assistant Engineer W. s. Smith,
detached from the Galena and placed on wait
ing orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10

CALLED ON THE PREsDENT.-Among those
who called on the President this morning were
Senator Culiom with ex-Representative Davis
of Chicago, Senator Washburn and Representa-
tives Dunnell and COmstock with the Minnesota
editorial excursion. Senators Aldrich. Spooner,
German, Quay, Hoar. Dawes and Stewart:
Representatives ONeil Pa.), Langston and
Whitthorne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10

TREASURY OFFICIALS TO THE REscUE.-As-
sistant Secretary Tichenor Solicitor Hepburn
and Capt McGregor of the Treasury Depart
ment returned to Washington yesterday after
visit to Newport News on oficial business
During the trip the vessel rescued four. students
of Johns Hopkins University who were adrift
In Chesapeake bay in a small sailing vessel
which had been disabl in a storm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10

Ex-CHIKF Brooks IN CHARGE.-James ].
Brooks, ex-chief of the secret service division
of the Treasury Department, was yesterday
placed in charge of the division in place of
Acting Chief Cowie. 1t is understood that the
position will not be permanently filled before
July ]. Mr.. Brooks, it is said, would not accept
the office permanently if the position was ten
dered him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
DEATH or RrGH " GiRTLty.

Hugh " Gaitliu, senior color bearer q th" "'ih
REGIMENT and q we'll known member ~ a number 4
civic and mIliitr, societies. MOT tragic death "i
Monde, 80 sound Beach pear stamford. ''Hn.. Nh'r'
D.. VIA, -pcrti', 'h" -umurr with M, family. ~"
49,. Iu the i,n II coming 20 th" cts every m.rnhs
,ud returning 10 MS family 10 no" evening 'n >''
urdn, Last he lcft the ciy ou 4 late train. which ~
-,yed Al sound Beach ur l. o. co. sunday morning
The night ,r,s Garh and 70 fine rain wa- falling IN
,lybfu- nom tI" train Dee started lu ii' wrong CIV"
lion FOR M. house and in Tho darkness f.' over '.l
SONG thirty i.ct high There be va, found pl SON
,.-u hand, ON sunday morning and taken 10 hi, home
lie recovered c0nsciousncS~. but 10 va, evident mat
ne could not live. having received compound fracture
4 the spine lie died 80 , O'Clock ou Monday after
noon.
Mr. Garrllu had lecu q prominent figure I'm civic
and military circl,. fur many YEAR,. lie went Oui
20 Nv. war with the 8p'h IN l-6l and m'riv'h h' 'p
poutnort a.. color hclrcr the field. For over thrN
wear, no Ma, color icnvr ~ the G9'h. and go the u"
~ hi. death Wa -.cOud senior in VI" stat" lie Wa
commander Of John \. RIwln- Post ". 10 "F"nu
ARMY II the Ecpullc. II 80" YORK; for t"" c'h~''"
i've terms, and on 1cril oca, on>, ana >" TINS year.
ans delegate To- the National Convention d thc "idHd
ARMY OF the Republic from Sew York state. lie ""'
ch.r,er member Z TIE catholic club and Ir>t orator
- Npuni Norr- council. No. 80 ~ tr 'o' gi
~ 600 american I.4lou II Honor. For tr"r thriN
YEAR he va resident 4 ~" Eleventh N+W. III
Isl he moved 20 bid, rrc"lt hpm- lu uhrlrm .
In bu-.n".r be Was vel, know a., m'hI'' "i 'u'
drn, ~ Inhu Kcre>cy ~ Co.. wholesale liquor mci-
chants u W. - Pc}rl a.. Win "h3m nr n NV
associated for over twenty YEAR. ne ",- l''' -,
yr..l, old aud loaV"> widow aud nN' children ih,
noly viii BE- brought to mis- city ou Thursday m'r"[
and ,a.cu 20 = Paul, Church. iu Eat pue hundred
10 10 =, IA, h. morrow. the EcV. John i. Vi |nirk
officiating. The burial Viii Dee Do calvary cemetery
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WAR VESSELS TO CHANGE STATIONS.

The DAG Of Acting Rear Admiral william 7. Nc
cam viii BE hoi-tcl to The masthead Of the steam
vessel Of War Pensacola on Monday neat and then ''at
vessel viii be- the l,r,hip II the south Atlantic squad
ron which n" has teen ordered to command. I'D We"
4 the revolutionary movement or rebellion n hu'"''
\yrce ORDER hive been gwen % ct O." IciI'''""
and the E-~x ready for -ca without d"lN thHi tcN
NAV -nn for their Destination I- -oou a- possible {"
protect American interest. Tho r1lApoo-i D. The
only vessel row iu those waters. The Pensacola ana
E>,cN could all within ten DAYS.
The dct,cune of the kcdi>arg" from t'' North NJ
lattc squadron at Bar H,rbor and -rncIh- h'i Zoo
Sew Yorh WAS interpreted b., officer 90 thc Navy >'i'
&, meaning that the secretary mad concluded 10 send
his vessel - sweden WIKI "a" tod' 'f captain
Ericsson. but secretary Tracy ~td N',t"NhN Ih"'
the Baltimore would certainly 800 {" N"'
den with the body and Vuuid probably iriuuh
IN European water, for time. The Baltimore Mill
ic sent ~ Sew DIRK from Boston after lhh- l'
In the Grand Army ~ tl" krpulu, t''inun'~. ','
wund then 10" rrndy 10 sail IT," k"tr~ut" u.s. 7" h'
,eut tp trnti1l American water, 10 remain anu me
troubles between ~ll' ailr and t'Hti"ntIt hl' ~U'
Sccrctar, Ilnc, started for his trip among the nav
yards aud stations alDus the Sew luflhNd ''',' I
after sunrise YESTERDAY Lieutenant n =. 'nNtN' &c
commander uf the cepatch. had the Vc~-l All Do r'
ness aud the start wac made - early ina! hi',l"l',,
vac eaten on hoaNI after ps,-u. Fort l'r ini
entering the sound IN" hr~; stop Wa made al t,'
naval station the Thames klN"r. just n'oN' 'r
city Of New London. BESIDES secretary lihf uiv,.
were on board hl- daughter. Mr., NHW 'filng W9
granddaughter Mis- Alice Wilmcriius. tomn'"i'ro
and General Trcy's naval secretary, Lieutenant N't'
|,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
SORRY SHE TRANSFERRED HER PROPERTY.

ttnn the complaint Mr. Rosa Flood o No lGG East
ON, hundr, and niuth~, Detective Donn 81 The IW"u-
precinct st'd aud tooh before Justice Power
IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning Henri,
untemun anitor of the rut Nos i02 1914 and 1876 Ea-t
one hundred and nlnth>t charged with stealing from
Mrs Flood flOG In each and diamond scarf pm valued
AZ 500 The told Ia court involves o transfer
- trnu,rt Mr~. Flood -Four according
IA, complaint Mrs Flood the 81 the property named
above wa- extremely H. and believing that she about
to de Transferred her right. tItlc aud interest
In the property to her brother, Peter Cain.
Mrs Flood. however got well and rcpentcd her ba>tS
action Her bro'hcr's wife would allow husband
b. return property. Lat winter the brother fell IN and
did dic leaving his widow the deeds the proper,
The sistrnaw began ispo--ess proceedings against Mrs
Flood In She unsuccessful. The sister.ln.aw
instructed Janltor Mrs Floods property 10
another the building. The Janitor John
and Philip Ilcrbst II Albany. REMOVED Mrs Floods Der.
.onal property another apartment
MIR Flood Jaw. III" declares that her trunk had been
hammered WITH and accused the anor of breaking into II
and making with the Lost articles. Yesterday after
hearing testimony Justice Power held prisoner
Guntcrman IN H. 900 bail further examination and
gave orders to arrest all persons implicated In the affair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
SUSPENDED From THE BARGE OFFICE.

superintendent Weber Yesterday suspended count
Norraikuw q registry clerk al the Barge 'u'"' ON
the charge II using his Office for his personal brh'u'
II appears that Captain Elkn> Of the Third Ftr'lh'''
recently gave order, Ia hi, men 10 keep strict "'h"u'
over buartnghou keepers aud runners AZ the haIE
O1icc Oniccr Weinberg yesterday saw man '"h.hS
,uit Of the barge Office IN charge of four Pole Tue
policeman stopped the man and asked him VINO ne
was and what authority he had for taking charge ~
the Poles. The runner said he Wa Marcus hW'l'
a pcdlcr. of no - Judge ave- East Sew YORK ana
that he va, cscorting the men 10 East New York :"
friend who would give them work. lie cAhiht''
-lip II papcr which written: PhA'' a'iu"
Ucarcr. NorilikOw.r Officer Weinberg turned imam
over 10 Rounds nlan Couliu who Informed Nnpcrin
tcndcnt Weber Of the facts in the cast N"rrhIh"" al
mtted 10 superintendent Weber that he had gwen the
pass to Cllman and SURRENDERED hi, badge to colonel
Weber
The Poles said that Illman had promised To get them
work ~ farm hands AT $40 each "A month. Nuprh
,endent Weber sent the men 10 NulwiNl'hu'll on
molly. Of the Labor Bureau at Castle 'arch VINO sad
that there great demand Tor iarll hahd@'
the wages Icing from Si3 81 81 month. The sup
position. therefore. that NorralkoW had an under
standing with lllman aud his icliuwe 10y when he
would derive profit whenever Illnan secured EN-
ploy mcnt for Immigrants.
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NEWARK.

IN the Chancellor, Court yc't'rd"y. CoIon'l J.. j."
Price counsel for the %cVarh Aqu~ui h"''d made
motion for the appointment 81 al examiner I" t"H"
testimony IN the 81 Newark against Pa -a'' 70
prevent the pollution Of tine fa'shc hlV"r Nv '"''''
r,,,.o, ,- the latt,r CITY opposci. The Vicrt han
ce0r granted The moIOu. ana appointed N"i"' D.
KIM examiner The testimony all De- begun OF
August !.
Gr,ron : Morris. treasurer u Centennial Lodge.
Golden state Fraternity. arr ted yc>' hh' on /"
charge made by Officer Of %" !"dir "i c".,
m!tt.d 10 bail
Jane PAYNE. age twenty four. living az No. -
Spabury Pllco .,, arrested Yesterday ou charge ID"
cmic1zng between 800 and 400 from ii- employee
lance y Nrlurnl". dealer Ina hide ana fai. az -"
~ VA hiugion--t. Pawn" ackuoWl~i-eH hl' crime
ana locked NJ.
\ wcsthound freight train on the patterson ufI''
81 the Enc Railroad rdu into four box car loaded N'h
tiW,cr at ~thii Ter crossing 81 tn r'tf ~
Harrison AT d. i. }r-'"niay. I' engineer ana IRE
man Jumped from Oh" locomotive ana r,' aIti lnuI-
INSTRUCTED until a. me- DELAYING passenger travel
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NETWORK CITY.

The schooner Lachens sherman was towcd mo por'
late on sunday night in shattered cohu'''on, '"e
was in collision with all unknown steamer on oa'u'
while on her way from Baltimore TO SALEM Inc
steamer was probably the Charles Morand' "hich Wis
sunk on saturday
The Rev Richard Clark, 6. j.. the Editor OF Inc
Month"; has accepted the chair OF classics AZ inc
Co.,l,c University College St. stephens Green Dub
lin From this latter place he will continue to edit
The Month
The congregations and sunday -schools OF the Guy
remnle and The Onehundrcd- nd-nnetcentl street
Church will mite in an excursion to PaIiSade far"
an tho I,udson tomorrow. The steamboat John
1onox and barres will leave Twenty -nftlst., East
River. at 5 80 a. M
nromenade concert. for the benefit Of the lonNers
Home for old and InNrm Hebrews nnder the auspccS
Of rhe B'nai Birth Lodge will he given at suAer
Park this afternoon.
New hay, Of which large harvest mas ucc" w
tanned bc-ins 10 appear I'm market. opening prices
arc 40 CENTS 10 20 cents a hundred pounds old crop
colt. ~ high as 80 cents In regular way on account
NJ lis assured seasoned condition. Racing StahIchc
and prlvate carriage owners absorb much OF us Sc
lcctlOns.
The main room of the Cotton Exchange now looms
nm with rich crcs.nlntcd and gold streahed walls ana
ceiling. and is decidedly many points better than II
formerly appeared.
A nile of bricks on the sidewalk al NO 20 "WNc's'
fell over Yesterday and some Of the bricks icH on
Peter Gallagher brickayer Of No. Oh EeVeh'h ave
His leg VIZ. broltcn. His brother Richard "h" wa
working beside him. wa, bruised severely hou' WIZ
sent 10 -. Vincent's Hospital
4 fire in the store Of ROsco Bruno dealer III music d.
Instruments at No. 377 Broome St.. early ycseru">
morning caused loss of $1,000 At the same ,'''e
,,, VA, a slight fire at No l72 WOrth-~t, at when
yireD,sn rloma, Mc'iowan Of Engine No IL Tell ana
broke his right leg.
The pcor adult blind of this city werc all mane
hannv YESTERDAY II the day on when uDey ~
ceivc their annual donation from The city Inc pnNu
moor who receive money must have lived In Ne" iofK
for two wears.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
ovr Asrsrc,y SATISFIED WIN AMERICA

John Wautci. known a. M Seek. th" cli"t OF poh'"
u the Ind ara contingent IN EUilaO Eil'N Wild wet
show arrived here Yesterday from Europe on the
steamer Kaiser wilhelm II. 40 Ncch IL noble
.pcc,m~n Of the SouN but Ind welded more 20
cvyatlon tlnn his friend, no were recently received
AT the Barge once. He wear, continental clothing
and smoke, cigarettes. lie docs not Hike Europe
because he say, TINT II IS too crowded. and he declared
that ne was glad Ia get back I" i'r nit"d state
because he VA, a good Amer can. He Ia, harmed a
good deal since he vent abr ID. and and that tn
others In the Show had. He went T. Europe on a
-nlary If 80 u month but he said WITH a clmckc
thnt Buffalo Bill would have 10 pay double that
amount hereafter H. Indians from the Pine Rid"
Agency II first r2j month seemed IA BE- hiS pa, ,
Iit mon, goes ln Europe" 30 Mech told the TO-
t.rnr.r grnv"ll blowing cigarette smJGc through hl,
nn.c lie viii Start for Pine Ridge Agency TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
BEWARE or THE BOGUS BJRON.
HE ORDERS GOODS AND OFFERS WORTHLESS
CHECKS IN PAYMENT-YON KNTSCHER
Is HIS NAME.

A dispatch printed Yesterday from Mddl"'uorongi'
Ky spoke II the operations of H. Won hat''hcf' WHO
Ia, palmcd himself of Austrian baron, M signing
bogus checks AT varou, places in lbs country
Among his attempted swindleS va, ON" mp 'aric'
broadway Rou,s. II This cty. ON July II ne Nslt"l
the establishment Of Nr. EOus, in broadway ana
ordered a large b II Of good, sent to Niiac>horou-h
,hnnt a year prcv.ou, he had obtained consignment
Of good, in connection with a man named Nhhth'r'
and TN, had been paid for, hut the I"'h'
Of Won Kat-clcr Wcr not favorable, ana al'er m'
second visit valuation OF the gods he hai "ri'f'u
was made and the amount Wa found = be ABOUT
s1ICO. When he appeared the next day he ob''''
Ia tIc amount and II Wa finally placed ~ f-""
Among the goods were number Il expensive cgt~.
, valuable cane and women, apparel W. fth about
$50 which he Wa. especially auNiou~ -houli ID" 70.
immediately - the i.fih ANenu" iutl. 81" OH, '''
A check in payu eut 81 Che Who'll" am uhf 100 li' -
.r,phing 10 the bank to -ct au a-~nr'i'' maj M
credit va god. and H. actions ''U''d -u,p'i'.'
which prompted an application for information a. u
MS nuiuoal -tiudiu- u'i'r' tN" goods Wr' ta"N
from thor PAGES iu E"u--'- "-i1hl. -Nw''t 1T"
answer sad mat Won Hatcher hhu't o. cent tNm'lN
m tie htnh ror try credit 10 thc tom. IT." letter
I'M mated That ~" bogus baron lai tried thr -tn-
-,,,,. iu Louisville. cincinnati and Clnr1. u wa
aid that he had come to thl- cry. where D" nav
try Ia uprk 81 more e hi- spurious rhc'he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
VEIL. THIS rs COOL.
,,.,r, WANTS , COURT TO ASSIST HIM IL
GETTING Hrs SHARE Of THE ALDER
MrN'S NOODLE.

An applcati.n made Yesterday IN the nnpcroF
Com, By Michael Duffy. 81 hood" n''"r'N' +"
examine John keenan,. William Moloncy aid Robert
De Lacy as witnesses before trial. The apphch'loh
is based upon DuGy's own affidavit. In which he saws
tha, the examination Of the men mentioned l. nece'-
.,v 70 &c, fact, upon which o frame complaint ana
TO ascertain The amount winch IS duc him II" saws IN
his affidavit that certain persons In the latter part
NJ 1854 paid between 100000 and T5or)o to
John Keenan,, "a> deppsit"r. 10 be applied =" ccraih
pscs- Eccnan. according 10 the affidavit. agreed.
after paving all expenses, b. d.trih"t" the reu"e
equally among Duly and twelve OF his as-oc'a'o7
keenan, declared later that he hod madc 4 payment Of
100000 10 William Moloncy. Hut Dn'v saws tha'
although he believes that Moonev was Interested IN
fine matter some time. and thai although nj ser
vlccs ,ycr, worth reasonable which Ke~Dan wa
Justified in paving he DID not d"Scrre SloJ.0p. lie
Is also unccrtain what amounts were paid Big Keenan,
~ Jefferson Kenny and William Mclaughlin. who
have died since the formation Of tho trust CERTAIN
PAYMENTS he saws, were also made bv Keenan, Tor an
vcrtisng, clerk hire, etc.. but the uW"nms are al"
unknown. Keenan, has had the money Ia his pos.
session since 1884 and has invested g. Duffy believe
in Montreal property. The income Of the property IS
al prc,ont unknown. If the money Is 20 invested he
wishes 10 attach IL on the GROUND Of equitable con
version" lie ha~ also heard that 10000 va paid TO
counsel and he wants to ask Keenan, whether or not
thl- +, So De Lacy. he saws. ua> close friend Of
Kcrnan's and acted paymaNt"r III several iran
sacl ions. Duffy himself had received 10000 from
him. His testimony f. therefore necessary.
Moloncy IL also valuable witness. according 10
Dufv because he acted a, mediator and assumed
almost sole control Of several tTansactions Part OF
the original fund. he says, was loaned 10 Moon"y .
friends. He wishes know the interest on these
sums MolOncy's claim OF 100000 for counsel fees
wa, excessive, Duffy says. ard he does not believe
that such a sum was ever paid HIS interest. h@
think, is about $4,000, which Keenan, wrongtuy
wthhOlds from BIN. Ihb SUIT Nds DhIiI' Is
hroncht in good faith 70 protect my interests and on
the high prime pies Of morality. equity ana justice.
For reason, Of their own. he saws. Keenan,. who now
lives al the Hotel Vendome. MOoney and Dc Lacy
have kept the affairs Of the trust 20 themselves The
papers have not been served and he fears that the
men will return tO Montreal
Judge Dugro reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
WILLIAM ii. Hustled BURIED.
DR. HALL IN FUNERAL ADDRESS REFERS TO



HIS DEATH AS ACCIDENTAL.
The funeral of William ii. Hustled, who accidentally
shot himself Broadabin, y. y. last week, was held
yesterday afternoon in the Church Of the Holy frii-
ity on the Heights. Many persons were present,
among them being John WinslOw. Major Il. X. Corwin
Eugene c. Blachford, Edwin Packard Daniel F. Lewis,
William IL. Murtha James How. Theodore r. Jack
son. David Barnett. Crowcl iIaddcn. John A. Mich
OILS, Henry J. Cullen, IT., ". Il. Dckerman, FRANK
Lyman, Edward Merritt and George F. Gregory Inc
clergy consisting of Bishop Littlcjohn the Kew. DIS
Charles H. Hall. ChaunCey d. Brewster and ID. " NJ
johnson and the Rev. r. II. L. Tighe met the CONN at
the door II was followed by the immediate relatives
of Mr. Hustled. There were no pallbearcrS
Dr. Brcws read the cpislc, and DR.. Hall made
q brief address, in which he said In reference 10 the
unhappy accident which caused Mr.. Husteh's death +:
-four friend was never more thoroughly In possession
of his faculties than al the moment before his death
This can De abundantly asserted ana proved he
had been talking 10 his cOachman of a brief trip ana
was cheerful and bOyiSh in spirits. lie Wa tle Iui-
thest possible removed from any hOrrd suggestions
The prayers were read by bishop littcl0ln To- cO>e
the service. The burial was in the family plot III
Greenwood The board OF directors OF the BipOkN u
City Railroad Company passed resolutions yeserudy
OF respect % the memory Of Mr. Hustled, who "ae ior
fifteen years member of the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-30
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
PATERSON.
THREE CHILDREN KILLED ON A TRESTLE.
THEY HAD BEEN BLACKBERRflN" AND WINE
oVERTAKFN BY \ TRAIN.

ovERTAKEN BY \ TRAIN.
A party Of five children returning from blackberry
ing exposition were down by IN Ere tram on Il
bridge last evening and three Of them were instantly
ptued Richard warren i a laborng man who lives
in n tenement house at No. 2s7 Rvcrst In the same
bon,c lives a family named brewster. Yesterday
afternoon Mr. Warrcn's four chidrcn-Nlanlc age
twelve Nellie age ten Willie age fonr, ana Jennie
age three-went with jennie brewster, age WE'VE 10
pick berries III Bergen Comfy across the FaN,alo RIVER
from the suburbs Of Paterson "l""h ~ hdNcIs'uc'
Tho Erie Railroad the river there on h'sh
bridge over which trains run with great speed.
After they were tired Of bcrrylng the chlldreh
started for home and attempted TO save time by cross
ing the Erie Railroad bridge. When about half way
over while walking The west bound TRACK they -"
a drain approaching them from the east lh'S
over 10 the east bound truck and did not notice
that train from the Tcst wa approaching 'hci''
some BOYS who had been fishing saw the danger ANA
one OF them named Dcmiter screamed 10 the chdrch'
They turned around aud saw their DOOM ana '"c
horr,r stricken eve witnesses say that the little ones
simply crmchcd down on the bridge pardyyed WIN
fear Tic castbOnud train was No 3"7, J. Paiil'iee
engineer and d. r. schultz conductor. which leaves
Paterson for Newark at > 40 D. H. 1t was to- a ,e
to stop the train. and the locomotive "a>hcu '"'"
the group II children. , . >uio
When the train had passed Jennie DTwstcr' N ,hnc
Warren and Mamie Warren were found d'ad, tci
heads crushed and their limbs broken Jchhe Narlcn;
the Youngest Of all escaped with scalp wound ana
Will probably recover Nhc was tah.h 70 lhc nos
pital The escape Of lltto Willie warren was re-
marhaLle In some way he dropped through the open
timber work OF the bridge T. the river, about 'urN
feet below. The Decmicr rushed down l" StNe
him But ne LAW The little four year Ga scramnIhs
through the water. which is shallow. though lu't apH
deep enough e. break his fall Willie got ashore
saffly and wa, fpund 70 be slightly hurt. lie was
tsken to the hospital with his sister. .,.o Nm no
The three little corp'cs were taken 70 the MORN
and Comfy PLY stefan johnson Was SLInmOhcd. lie
decided not u hold an nGHc and gave ,eTIinG ,,l
Tor foot pa sScngcJ~ and Is d0uhy dangerous pa'r
especially since the local trains Of the road were
iatclv extended 20 Waidwick. and trains ny over TIE
bridge every five ten minutes AT that part 81 tIe