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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
Gpisraaimtt ros: Csfar @luuttt.s
tDat.

G%ptsraaints Das. csfar @lumtt.,
tbai.
Gtnem unruhisen Tbeaters
naGbar.
9ein GerGui6 p%sriG; .itat BEN Slang Der
$50 man iinst, ba Iaii bid rubis
niener.
&efIame:
Muf Der 9tsflame rasisr' nem 9fab
S6reitet Der Seifal por Ger Sbat.
SeS 9tad,ruhms tpoa:en Die alten 1i5
freuen,
Der rubm lit bic Grfinbuns Der
Neuen.
M pberne 8Ibnen Groberer
Ser edte goet, in Grnft unb Sdera
WpQt' tets bctp.sen Der S6rer 6ers;
Die teutisen finben Ses Strebens Gnbe,
Menn lie beipesen - Der Scorer Sdnee.
Offenba9.
@obl Iittet hrs, ipenn e. es ipaste,
Die 8ubne id'an,Io5 su enttpeib'n.
So6 bab er su6 10 iebr tsbaSte
Sds fonntet tpr ibm ME perieib'ni
8rsisausf9reiben.
Gins Berf, ibr bsutid,:r Oramenbi1ter!
&ter ipintt eu3 Elm strab'.s5 iSiel:
IS ipiro fur iertiss &oituHe
@eluht cia raileno Erautrlp,el.
Nus Niea.
CHIT iab eiu 5Srelno Der Minif fort
HID tort
9isr hangers Erii:n. y9siIsns O:amen
Grrt.
Sa muBts i3n jas ie;n Sdit al rsnn cts
ellen:
Ser Isrmits iturb a. IA l9er,osilsn!
Gilbert Srdger.
Gn sIatte Slubtsn, ieidt. 8i9Iein
ma6nt,
Was uus sebidtet b;eIer Muienpaeaer.
Sbn bat idon Gberubini pprssobnt,
aIS er bic Oper i4risb: Der @aHer:
S~rGaer...
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

ttate seftnaen. Die SsIbatef, ipsl4e
i'm beipahten, hattsn sefabene 9etpebre.
9as er nidt ersnorSet trurbe, has BABE
i'd nidt %perbinsert.
9ieIe Offi;iere hatten 16 Babe unb
breite Noore 3u t%urdtpaten. sic pat.
ten cine Come a~us;uhalten, tpeI&e als
les perIenste, tporduf ibre StrabIen fIes
len. age arten 9inberniTe 6ransen
auf ,ibr @emiitb Elm unb qudIten ihr
6srs. 9ie furdtbaren Sieber ma1ten
fie balb tuabniinnis. Bier NOnate Iebs
ten iie in elmer mad Anfi9t Der Ner;te
tobtbrinsenben Itmoipbdre. Seesn Tag
Eaten iie Gefabren su beftehen, unb bic
Rabruns trar bic game Ssit hinbur4 10
f9le6t, tas Sffaosn ie fir S1dnbIi4
unb unssniebsar ertIdrt fabsn ipirben.
gnb sennch finb iis ant 2sben. Wir
sebiibrt fein 8ereisn;t babel, unb ebenfo
fp.nis babe ib ill ibgem Ntutbs, nit fuel:
dem fs aQe Die Gage sstrassn, oeer III
ibrer freubissn emerge, nit tp:I4er fte
fi4 ihrsr @ufsabe ipipmsten, cher ben
bohnunssreiasn 8IanSen, tpel4e ben
tauben Shfpar;sn in Die Obren bransen
unb bic armen 8erIs Biz gum Gsub:rftsn
aniporntsn, bsisstraBen.
9.e ssmsiue Wsns. fpirb g @lId
nsnnen, ~llneIdubise 3ufaa. Iber in
Der GieIs n,sinss l~er,ens rsrbIsibt has
gefiibL baB e5 pabr III, bab es msbr
Dinse i'm !6immsl unb auf Green siebt,
ais ipopon fi@ Die Sdulpeis5eit trdu=
men Iabt. Sd mub fura iein. @rob
lit bic Sabl fer Stensn, pelas III meis
mem 6.ea9tntb faitct. &onnte ismanb
is 3u sin.m 8;lSs psrsinisen, 70 plrbe
es 9etpiB unssmeiues Snterefs bieteu.
Der nien,als fIaa,nss Selbeumutb unies
rer fdnarssn Ss8lsiter, bic mdnnIi&e
Tasfsrtsit. tr,lds il i'll 10 unl6.inbas
rsr SIas bare, bic Sslpeiie garter &c.
iinnung. r.ld: ipir IL ramenlDisn Se=
msintpeien erfu5ren, ba5 @efuhl ber
RsnfdenIiebs, ipethes aud llnebIe Be-
tuest, bic TietGt, iretde !uir islbIt BEL
8arbaren a~ntrafen, bic slei9 uns bon
eslen 8etpessrinben uno benz GebOte
Der YHi4t anserest tpuroea, pom allen
benz fSnntsn mir reben, tpenn mir poas
ten"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

MerIau &c. Nop. @ls pprseitern
Worsen Gin hieIissr Sdafer mad ieinem
9fer6 fam, fanb ct inter ieiner Seerbe
80 Stui S9afe terenbet. Sie @erz
mutbunsen uber Die llriahsn hieIs5 Sorz
fommifeS iinS reri3;eesner 2trt, II. u.
faet man, Die Sdafe hat.en auf cinem
Nfer NIT 8orn SeipeiHet, Der crit furaLi9
nit einsm fltnitliten 0un9mittsL uber=
itreut se!peisn lei.
- 81. Sop. g., bisiissr Sdnsiesr.
meiiter bsauftra9ie oisIsr Sage isinen
2sbrlins, 20 Mart fur s~eitsissrteS SOL;
nod benz benatbarten 6rlnbers su tras
gen. Der 9ehrGin5 madte ii6 auf ben
Wes, febrte am Ibtns absr ni1t pieber
Surild unb BET Nie,lter tpdrtet nod beute
perBebIib auf feline @ieberfebr. Mit
benz 8elSs Fate Der iranberIuitise
S9neiSerbu5 pas 99eite GsIudt unb lit
anseblid mad In,erita, 100 er friiber
ldon ipdr, abseoan!pft. Bon Bremen
{oa er ieinem Msiiter bic SerIi6eruns
eeseben babeh res CT BEN unterI9Iases
men Setras irdter sutlidcrltattsn irerSe.
Stpthanien, IS. Noo. C1riltian
S9msls iuurbe ais SeihenheiGausr Der.
pfli6tet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
Stan!es's 2ctoen.

. Sn Dem BON Niua, 80. Nopember,
oat'rtsn S6reiben ipirft Stanley aud
s1''e Sldl4au auf Die fur6tbaren Set
ben, tpelts feline GrpsSitipn su erbuIbsn
bate. rNi6t Elm Ofiieier", 10 fdreibt
e., ripslder Bel mir fpar, fpirb tas
Gleno le rerseiIen, fpsIdes er burdae.
matt bat. Sennod befinbet ii1 ieber,
tuelter 1eine 9eimatb rerIies un6 fid
Der porseI9obenen GoIonne anIhIos,
UNI eeren fpunberbare Ibenteuer III tbeis
len, heute bier tD~oblbebaIten unb aeIunS.
S'eut. Stairs trurSe fpie bic anberen
BON s''!er' nersiftesen gfeile bur6bobrt.
DE anosren itarben, er Iebt. Die Der.
s'ftete Spite fam Is Rpnate, nabSem
er rertpunSet ipprben mar, unter Dem
Ser3sn Ihsraas. Sepbien tpar 4 Wcs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Bon Der DIRECTION bes Baperi.
f9en 8sipetbesW uleums tpirb aer1db
elmer Stiftunssurtunbe bes pe~rftorbenen
Ronis 2ub!pisS II. bon 8arern aaidbr.
LID cine G~r.isaufsabe fur bas aunt.
banbtperf seiteat. Sur bas Sabr 1890
fnbst bic aunfi4Ioferei 8eriidi&ti.
suns, iMtem tie Serteluns zines
5dmisSee.iernen TreppsnseIdnSers nit
Intrittspfoten ala Aufsabe bejtimmt 1T.
SIR bic bsiten 2oiunsen berielben finS
9reiie bon 300 unb 200 Nt. fefsefest.
aIs Iermin Der GinIieferuns beim 3aps
eri'6en 9siperbe.W uieum 1T Rirnbera
1T Der Is. Suit 1890 feit3eiebt. &uSer
ben @eIspreiisn fomn1en aud eoIbsne,
tIbernt unb bronze MebaiIen fur bic
betea Nrbsi:en CUR 9ertbeiIuna tpeIde
I'M 2aufs zines Sabres i'm Musfeuunas.
sebdues bes 0aseriidsn Geperbe.Tsas
ieurts ausseiteut unb ausbrldIid ,ur
8euerbuas In, bic WebaiIIen aus Der
26n;s 2ubtoiss.S reisfiftung onsemeISet
iper6en. Cine BefSrdnsuns Ser Be-
~tperbune I'm hieie Gtiftuns auf Sas
aSnisrei& gasern 1T aiHt psrssf9ris.
Zen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
AfrmanuerUolksbIatt

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Omitted for Il transmission through the mails 3
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
wtbanten,pIttter.


Cine Srau rlbm,t MIR bann bic S46ns
beit elmer antern, iuenn iie es IN Gegers
frort elmer Dritten tbun fam, bic fpe bas
nit drsert.
en allen uaIerea nrtheilen iiber Ans
here itebt imner Elm 9IaiScner fur uns.
@an3 unn0tbie
9puri{t ..8ic beibt bod iene Siuire?"
G~inbetmiihsr yOes tuaab i9 nett"
TOuriIt: uBie bsibt esnn lener
Berg
net"
1ouria: ,eo, bann eatiduISisen
ss-i9 slaubte, sic '0drsn aus r'slsf
@ssenb!" :.
Ginbeimii6sr 50 iein bier gu
Ssufe: ober met brauGs res net ~
fpife : ner tonne cbne S'erBnii9ungss
reiienbe lebe!"
8abruns besOeeorums.
9rauI.in Bertba Fat ibren !Sunb 10
abssri6tet, hab CT ltets ell paar S@t't:e
binter If, bIeibt!"
.!@ber tparun, BENIN bas
"Ganit iie ii5 unsenirt rad ben ibr
f~pIeeneen Serren nm 4auen
tam"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
unnerBoHte @ieoerfsbr.

Die ensIiide Statt G;rssnfpid 1T
fursIia in nidt ssrt1se Iufre8uns pers
iebt tuorben burd, ras tIosIl6e Wiebers
ieben zines Matroisn, rem man ieit 30
Sabren tpbt sIaubte. CIR hei6t @iqiam
8. 4crfer, fam boz bret Wc1sn aus Der
6rembe surilf, tat Ieine 5rau. tpie Gno1
Qrben, perbeirattet une ais Nutter bon
mehrsren ertpadienen Sobnen aufsefun.
ben.
Geins GrIebniiis iinb reht u~nsetp0br.
Iid.r Dirt. SIM Sabre 1857 f8ifte er
ii9 auf rem Scgtl;&if y8iaiam unb
auf Der 9eimrcile, iii NaBuit fieI CT lber
Borb; man ieste Gin G%,etiurgStcot ms
Neer, aber ba IS 3taht iplr, blieb aues
SUDDEN frudtIos. Gin partusisii9es
Shiff rettete i'm, b1 er al portrefIider
S9pimmsr ii9 ilb.r @afer baIten
fonnts, am naditsn Morsen unb bradts
ibn mad GuSamerita. Sier i6Ius er
cine abenteuerli6e 2aufbabn elm, biente
Elm Sabr lang auf einem SeerduberIdiT
unb entsinS nur NIT fnapter Notb Der
Grmorbuns elm anbermal lag er toSt.
franf in einem SpitaI in 4aIermo;
tpdbrenb bsS Se3eiilonsfrieees biente Ct
auf einem Slofebebreder uab ipurce se=
fansen; fdIisbIiGy ertparb er ii4 Elm
bubbles Stiid 8eIh in Den 9oIbsruben,
tpOute bamit rad !Sauie 3uridtebren,
tpurbs aber terautt une mus.e ipieber
pon BORN ~anfanSen.
SEPT 1T er nit einem bubl6en 8srmo=
gen ais 57idbriser Wtann t~simssfebrt
unb feline 5rau e%rtannte ibn iofort tpie=
Der an Der Stimme unb am Gang. Ct
bat nidt bic Ibii6t, has Gbeslitd ieiner
Srau 3u ftoren, ba er ME ositrieben
bate, neil CT beS S6reiben5 unfdbis
ipar bod nil &c bas mitsebratts 8.rs
m6sen fitr lie iitsr itsaen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17
9umoriHii6es.
nn9ilnftiges Wetter.

uH9uH Pl1eS ~eIIeI'
ygIun, iparen bic beihen 2lufhbrunsen
Sbre5 2uItIpieIs rs1t befuht, Iisber
Sreuno - ,9sibsr nsin! 9as Metter
mar chen aud iebr u%nainftis!" -
yWteip bas Nettsr?" - ,9tun, bas
erite Mlal resnete eS, mas bonn SimmeI
berunterfonnte, unS bas annette WlaI
mar e5 10 ih5n, tas bic 9eute Iisber
fpaaieren sinsen.
Gang einfa9.
q GU einem i9l9ternen, iumsea
Mann); ,sSest fassn Sic NAL, tpie
BADEN Sic e5 henn f.rtis sebrabt, Sbrer
8raut cine grflaruns 81 rnaden2"
yOas par gang einfa9! Sd iaste
ni6ts, lie iaste ni6ts - unb 70 CAB
elm Wort bds anSere"
SataIe !Sarmonie.
y.....Sie bitten cIIo um bic SanS
meiner IO6tsr. Sabem Sic irsenb
tpeI9e Gbaneen?"
Stein ni9t Sic serins g.
ITEM"
y@eine Gpater aud feline. 0ebs
men sic tic nnb ieien Sic
gIIdIi9!
Sp9 etmas.
@eri5tSpon;ieber: 9a Sic Sbre
@irtbsbausi6uIben abioIut nidt be3ab=
len, Bin i'd bsauftrast, Sic ;u pfdns
ZEN. Mas baben Sic benn gum 9eis
ipiel
Stubent: Ginea riefisen &ater.
8uter &atb.
@s5tsanpalt: cage Srau, tuouen
mir ni4t aud ettuas CUR Grmsn'9otterie
eeben
Satin: SSa, freiIi9.
8edtsantpalt Gber mas?
8attin !: @inen bon Seinen 9rpsefen;
bieaeidt ipirb bann einu,aI elmer sss
ippnnen.
&orreftur.
Sebientsr Sic ipiiniden aunn Serrn
Baron ? @as fponen Sic ba
S4neibermeiiter: Sd Diu mein
9elb babsn (!
gebien.er: @ut, i'd tperbe Sic saeIs
ben. SD badte srl, sic ipouten jsin
9eIb baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

preis. % Gents; tn casn asutasfen IN baben.
THE CHARLES A.. voaELER CO., Baltimore. No.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1890-01-17

Wfanner bon ebIer unb rprnebmer o.
rtlthsart ipereen Saour6 AM Iei@tetsn
%entipafnet unS ~beStpurgen, RAP man fi4
ibnsn bon ter 9e.teinften Seits seist ; re
f6euen Die Sei9mutune unb - wei1en
aus.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
TAR AND FEATHERS.
whitecaps Seeking an Amorous Glass
Blower.

Special TO the Sunday Morning Nescs
GLAssBoRo, N. j.. May 10, 1890 The
gay Lothario. Walter Jervis, whose al
legged intimacy with the pretty wife of
Glass Blower Jesse Crane has created no
end of talk and indignation among the
people OF Temperanceville for the last
few days, has been warned by Whitecaps
to leave the town by next Wednesday, In
case the festive wldower refuses to seek
other pastures he is threatened with
coat of tar and feathers, ride on a
rail and good ducking in the nearest
pond.
This warning Is said 10 have reached
him not only by letter but also by town
talk, as the sentiment is general that go
he must or something will happen. Jer-
Wis has taken the cue, and has concluded
to seek other stamping ground.
Whoever Jervis is called q lady killer
in Temperaneeviile, and is styled the
penny dude" and ''kid-glove Walter
He is rather tall, with sandy hair and
ford complexion. "He does not depend
on his looks to capture the feminine
heart said citizen today, but on his
graceful carriage, his well formed
physique, his loud clothes and his charm
in g address, Every evening after work
lie mas been in the habit of doing the
street in a wide waistcoat, pair of brown
trousers and a pair of light lavender
groves. las uancer ne was particularly
su perb."
Jesse Crane, the injured husband,
whose disappearance caused so much APP
prehension. was found at the house of a
friend today in Il melancholy mood over
his wife's alleged infidelity. An effort
was made by a mutual friend to bring
them together again, but to this the hus-
band objects. In consequence of this the
dashing spouse sold portion Of her
household effects to pay car expenses to
her mothers house in Millyille.
The strong feeling against Jervis is
steadily growing. For the last two
nights he has not been at his boarding
house, and late yesterday afternoon he
left ON a south bound West Jersey train.
1t is believed that he has skipped, al
though he has left his four children at
Temperanceville.
Late Thursday night, it was said,
number of masked citizens raped at the
boarding house where Jervis had been
staying and asked whether he was in.
On being informed that he was not in the
house the party departed. 1t is thought
that Jervis has heard of this and fears to
stay longer in the village There is a
prevailing opinion that he has gone to
Millville, whittier the pretty Mrs. Crane
has departed, although they did not
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
DAVIS HAS PAID UP.
He Only 0yerdrew His Salary, Says
Sheriff Hine.
Special to the s.usday Morning Ns.ss.

NEWARK, May 10, 1890 In answer to
enquiries today Sheriff Hine said
Colonel Davis has squared up every
dollar of his Indebtedness to me, and
have the money.
Il received Colonel Davis check for the
amount last Wednesday and would
have given the particulars before only
was waiting to lay the facts before the
Grand Jury"
Will you take any further action
against Colonel Davis In this matters"
Certainly not in any case. Judge De-
pue has referred the matter to the Grand
Jury, and the case is entirely in the hands
OF that body and the COURT replied the
Sheriff, with a relieved look
Will Davis resume his position in this
officer was the next question, to which
Mr.. Hine replied promptly
Not under me-
eCan you, and will you tell of the cir
cumsIances surrounding Davis return
and the refunding of the moneyss'
Yes, certainly replied the Sheriff,
pleasantly. AS understand it, from in
formation furnished me, as soon as Davis
landed in New York last week, he went
to the office of Mr.. Trenholm on Broad
way, and. introducing himself as Col
onel Davis, former Under Sheriff of
Essex county, asked Mr.. Trenholm If
he was not examining the books of
oAitS Oliice, ne Salu IufUner LnaJ he
had casually picked up a newspaper in
which he read that such was the fact, and
that the report in the paper was the first
intimation that he had received of the
stir raised by his sudden departure.
Davis also offered to aid the experts in
their examination of the books, and told
them that they would find them all right
He denied that there was anything
wrong in his accounts, but acknowledged
to MIR. Trenholm that he had oyerdrawn
his salary account about 81 500. and told
the expert that as soon as the exact
amount Of his shortage could be fixed by
them, IL they would notify him he would
send his check for the amount.
Mr.. Trenholm notified me by telegraph
of Davis visit and of his proposition to
refund, and replied that the arrange
ment would be satisfactory to me. The
books were examined to the end and it
was found that Davis shortage was about
one thousand five hundred dollars, and
he was notified of the amount, when he
again visited Mr.. Trenholm aud gave him
a check to cover the sum named.
Have you seen Davis since be left the
Officer was the last enquiry put to the
Sheriff, who answered. as he resumed his
seat at the desk
No, sir, have not "
Nothing definite could be learned as to
the condition of affairs between ex- Sheriff
Brown and Davis. but it was said by per-
sons about the Court House that there
were no differences between them.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
peaeeful residents Of Henderson street

peaceful residents Of Henderson street
are happy.
The Lava Bed Gang We'd with the
hed Tigers" to be known as the tough
est citizens. Their headquarters were in
the neighborhood of Jersey avenue and
Eleventh street, near the classic pre-
eincts Of Cork Row For years they
terrorized the people in that neignbor-
hood by their laWlessness. The mem
bers were toughs of the worst descrip-
ton, and would commit any crime.
Tiger Sullivan was also q member of
this tribe. People were assaulted with
impunity, women were insulted, and the
gang had the people SO terrorfzed that no
one would press any complaint against
them. Hague, Cornell and Hughes were
prominent In this gang, and for their
prominence were soon landed in jail by
Captain Smith. They were recently dis
charged and attempted to 20 back to
their old tricks, but the police again
gathered them in as disorderly persons.
and they are now serving terms at Snake
Hill.
Another lawless crowd, which has its
headquarters at the foot of Seventh and
Eighth streets, were known as the
Beach Gang" Carmody, Heffoen and
Harvey were active in this gang, but are
no longer so. They are now serving
terms in State Prison. Maurice O'Don-
nell was another member of this gang.
O'Donnell attempted to enter saloon ON
Payonir avenue a few nights ago, and
was caught dead to rights by Policeman
Harvey. The policeman was obliged to
use his revolver before getting him into
subsection. G'DonnelI has a long term In
State Prison staring him in the face.
Captain Smith says he is determined to
rid the precinct of lawless characters, and
judging from what he has already ac-
complished his determination will be car
ripd ont
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
ESSEX COUNTY POLITICS.

Special to the Sunday Morning Ne,us.


Special TO the Sunday Morning Ne,us.
NEWARK, May 10, 1890. Since the cleo
ton of Colonel E. L. Price to the Demo
cratic County Committee it has been
given out that James Smith, Jr., and
Gotfreid Kruger will take no part in the
campaigns and elections this fall.
Since Democrats are SO anxious to
have the Colonel at the head OF the coun-
ty organization of the party" said one of
Mr.. Smiths friends the other day. they
can have him run the campaign alto
gether, and we Will see what kind of a
fist he will make OF it.
If Smith and Kruger want to resign the
leadership of the party said one of
Colonel Prices friends. ''let them resign
from the State Committee They cannot
remain the election leaders OF the party
and shirk the responsibility OF the com
ing campaigns too
The Republican City Central Com
mittee met Friday night and elected the
following officers, in addition to those
elected &C the last meeting:
Henry M. Doremus, treasurer; p H.
Campbell, Jr., Of the Ninth ward, vice
president. Ways and means were dis
cussed at length. One member remarked
that il the Ballot Reform bill was passed
no frauds would be required. The laugh
that followed the remark was suggestive.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-05-11
VICTIMS OF THE DOG.
Faster scudder's sIastif Plays Joke
on Two Reporters.

on Two reporters.
The handsome big mastif which is
Dominic Scudder's constant COMPANION
upon the street is well known TO almost
everyone, but the trick he played on two
of Jersey City's brightest reporters is
known to but few. The young scribes
went up TO the Dominieis home not long
ago to get some information and were
left alone in the preachers study TO copy
a manuscript. When their work was
completed and they were preparing 60
leave, one of them spied the hinge mastiff
lying at full length On the floor and re-
garding the reporters with an ominous
glance.
upon them without waiting for them to
move Then Mr.. Seudder entered the
room and could hardly repress smile at
the rigid attitude and ag0nized express
sion of the reporters. He was much
mystifed thereat. and hastily sought an
explanation. When he had been en-
hghtened he burst into O hearty laugh.
For heavens sake don't stir, ex-
claimed the light haired reporter, as he
saw his companion about to rise, F" don't
you see he has got his eyes on you and
viii spring as soon as You move" A
glance at the calm animal convinced the
young man that the speaker was right
and he held his breath. For one mortal
hour those two sat there, terribly unconl-
Portable and consumed with agony
lest the brute should spring
why, bless YOU said the good ma
tured clergyman, that is one OF the
gentlest animals in the world and would
not hurt you at all.
At this the dog looked up into his mas
ter's face and came as near winking as
ever dog did, and then going up to the
reporters he rubbed his nose against their
hands and wagged his TAIL as if asking
the boys not to think too hard of his little
joke. The reporters adjourned to the
nearest corner and took the most solemn
oath not to whisper now they had been
retrieved by the Dominie's dog.
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NEWARK, May 10. 1890. The meanest
thief on record has beensfound in Newark.
Special Officer John J. Garside, superin-
tendent OF the City Hospital. arrested
Steve Kenney, laborer of No. so Adams
street, for embezzling last night. Ken
ney admitted his guilt He was an in
mate of the hospita for several days, and
was discharged yesterday.
Previous to leaving he asked the pa
tients of the ward If he could get any
thing for them He collected a number
of sums of money, the whole amounting
to about $40. He pocketed the money
and got drunk with it. When he was ar
rested he did not know whether he had
spent the money or lost H. Justice BOD
rigo, in default OF bail, committed him to-
day to the Special Sessions
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new chestnut indicator AS soon as any
OF the speakers attempted to work off one
of his old ones on the club he will be re-
minded OF the fact in a novel and pictur-
esque manner.
It was while praeticing this little sur
prise in one of the cloak rooms on Wed
nesday that the boys almost paralyzed
the Senate. General Grnbb has invited
the club TO dine with him at his home on
the banks of the Delaware at Edgewater
and the invitation has been accepted for
the following Tuesday.
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Special to the SuadGg Aorsisg Nelss.
NEWARK, May 10. 1890 Mrs. Thomas
Cornell, the victim of sporadic cholera,
caused by the inhalation of foul gases
which emanated from the garbage
dumped on the line of the Manufacture
ers' Railroad in the Twelfth ward, wRs
much improved this morning, according
to Or. Herold, who is now confident Of
her recovery
The dumping OF garbage in various
parts of the city was discussed by the
West End Improvement Association last
night. and q number of members spoke
of It as being a nuisance which should be
suppressed. 1t was resolved to notify this
Common Council Of the associations sem
timents regarding the nuisance and 20
ask the Mayor to have it abated at once.
Gangs of Italians are still busy spread
ing out the heaps OF garbage that the
contractors dumped upon the Naveriy
and Passaic Railroad. The heaps along
the Waverly and New York Bay road re-
main untouched No earth has yet been
dumped over the sinking mass on either
OF the roads west OF the Chemical Works,
and the double line OF garbage still hes
exposed to the sun over the whole dis
lance of two miles The members and
officers Of the Board of Health have done
nothing yet except to talE about sup
pressing the nuisance.