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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

SUPREME nnrt ,.n'tal Term Krrc-s cOntlnUd.
Suprru- lnIr. hamhcr> Is f"' Patterson. j. Motion
cal.ndar. Nos. to l.. cai.'d At II "''h.
supreme Court ,ptia. l'i",. inrs AMI III AZ
snl,r,nr Cout- itcu.t-r / Adjourned un:h Octo
,uprrnr tour Circuit, Par~ H. III and " -Ad-
journtd for thu tim.
Surroratr, COURT Br.orr Ransom. S-For protat"
VIII, II A. Sheldon ". ~. Stapi'ton, Mary CoIfoId. T.
". Rri>rn. NJ. I. toiTretrr + tit1lntrich. NJ. t..
Mc,,ill, r. r. Iohnr Emit Kno"hlr and t.. u. kcrlrr,
10 o. M. 4: Conrad iiirktI u. 10 80 n. IN.
superior Court tsh.ra. l'rih Adjourned or the term
SUPERIOR Court Special Term Before Dnsro. J.-M'
lions.
superior Cour, IRIS, Torn Paris l. IL aud III-Ad.
journcd for the term.
Common Plra. General Term ADJOURNED for term.
tonmon fras special Term Before E'oArta,rr. J.
Motions.
Common Plcas-Tral Term Parts aud II-AdJournsd
for the term.
CITY court Special r, crl Before McAdAiu. C. j.
city Cour: Trial Tcrm-rart /. before thrch. J.
:s,1 SG1 3lot 3ii7, 3i3i. 5000. 3iss. 32I:. 1901.
1920. $3.50. 3li9. 3l22, 1880. 3l63, 3i5? ,
az. .onrt rial 1s .r liwefors fit.,lmons :!
2.:!. c2!o. 26:+ 5000 al03 3li56 S:i6. 32o'. $685.
tity Court Trial Ierm-l'art II B'torc GirHer!ch J
3.5o 3iIO 3iii 3I6s. 9i20. 2o5o 1904. 3i5l. Slsl.
tourt u ,i,arral Sessions Part Ifore >nlyth. H..
and Assistant istrct.Attornry Jerome Nos To ~.
elusive.
Court Of n'rnl Sssions-rar IL Before MARITIME.
and Assistant District. Attorney GoHNos. to .. IN.
elusive.
Court Of General Sssons-part III Brforc Fitzgerald.
j.. and AssI,tan: Distct.Attorncy Bdford Nos To 8,
Inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
dRNY AND NAVY INTELLTGENf T..

Washington, sept. I1.-An Army iicirin: Board
has been appointed to meet al Washington. Monday.
September -. for the examination IL such officers
NAV he ordered before it. Tho detail for th" "at
Is a; follow, Major William II. Gavincr. ,ure'rn ;
Major Robert II. White, surgeon: Major Arthur M"t
thur assistant adjnttt general Captain James 'lcS
ter. 81 Artillery; Captain ''cWr" = Anderson. 9Th
Cavalry: with First Licut"mrnt Constantine Chase.
rcgincnta Quartormast"r I'd Artillery rcr"ri"r.
Major Joseph X. f"rson, surgeon. las been relieved
from duty at Fort sherman. Idaho. and orcr,rl to
port To the commanding officer. Washington BARRACKS,
D. C., for duty at that station. SECOND Lieutenant
Eugene r. Wilson. 1st Artillery has been Transferred
from battery l. to Light battery T., Of that regiment.
To take effect October |. and ordered to JOIN thu battery
10 which he llas been transferred. NJ Fort Riley Kan
second Lieutenant Hampton VI. Roach. lSt InE,utry.
has Urd"pt u report. Monday. to Major William
H. Gardner surgeon, president Of IN" Army Retiring
Board appointed Ia m's,t At the War Department ut
Washington for examination by the I:alh The
Army Retiring Board convened u! Washington ly
order Of May 10 hns been dissolved. Captain 'corg"
Ruhlen. assistant quart"rmatcr has fcn ",i"ssi 10
come Washington and TpDrt 10 the Ousrtcima,ter
General. T. = A.. for consult alton. preliminary 10 HIS
assignment Ia station. Major Isaac Arnold, jr.
Ordinance Department. Ia Proceed. frT,in Columbia
Arsenal. Columbia Tenn. to Bowling G,~n, Ky.
stOrclou>c at Columbia Arsenal and upon the "'nplc
ton 0f his dmtc, will return 10 his proper station.
(Aptain John r.. GNsr. Ordnance Department. TO pro
coed from New York Arsenal Governors Island, s. T.
in cOnnc.tpn with the Inspection &" tn briggs Schrtr
der gun and aIymun'lon now lsns MANUFACTURED and
on the compb,liOn Thereof Will r'trn Ia his proper
station ~ >,
been ordered ~ the receiving ship Vermont. S"ptrm.
h6r IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
4 TRUSTING TfDOW SWINDLED.
CHE xryrp IILHTs. But SHE MET TIE MAN
WHO STOLE HER MONEY IN SMITH
AVFNrE RESTAURANT.

John Russell. who hi. = dA'k c1n.pN\i"0 and =
well formed good l,ohiuc and la III" i'pn'' y =
lady killer convicted Yesterday i"'"' JUDI
FITZGERALD ~ d,fraudInc Mr.. Maria T'ay"r -
M,nSey Rockland County. out Of pert ~ l'r earn
,u,s Russell was arrested "n May l.. hv I"'"'tiv"
Sergeant Mrtlo>kry Just " Ii" Wa l'"'ib; l"ln"il
co.'s In company With Nv" rich Nonn: EHih
lie had met his companions on the steamer which
brought them To this country. and had 80 won thfr
confidence that they ntru>icd t. HIM Lar" >un ~
money and jcw"ry which II" was I" keep 'or
them lie still had 'hr money AID j"wrlr, III HI
possession when h" VIE arcNicd ana The ths'' "
men recovered their property.
Mr.. Thayrr. who made III" 'hafc" on WIZ u En-'
cell wa. tried. aid. n.-~"r t. jude l'li'fi'"
questions that II" had known cr>"N f'r n""rN i""
years and that she va, cnHt''' I" '' mfrrrd y" Nm
Size I, A widow and has som" property. -" t'''i""h
TIA, they Discussed the pur hr Of l"i-" In Money!
fl which they to liv" "h"n trN "'i" r-rr''f
Rue.r u.r-u,d..l her % draw ~ 90 f:'m ~ '1'
inc, banks un April lat and d"",t II In hi- tame
IN IL third bank that II riish Ice u-''i Ia p''in'h'
for the house. which Was t." cot fli'" Inc AZ
,nngcnicni, for IA" purchase - ih" h"h'" "'r' '''
pletcd but twu day. after ~" money Lid b""n i"p"'
itd n Rus.cils name h" dry" i "u' and DISAPPEARED
lie aftorwari told the detective, that Ii" vent l."
England France and t;rrIn,uy after drawing III"
money.
ON ,r,.s examination the widow who : mdil" aged
and not hands mo acknowledges that 'h' hr'' met
Eu,,rU While he va dining with another woman
from Mon>.y at IL rr.iauran, III sixth a'". When Oh"
LAWYER asked. Did y"n IL" nr' with him n"
said cnyIy: No. ! never niit's win man ~ nv
nfc." Her companion mad. Eu.>clI a'r"'ir"n''
'l"r, write" by hn.tc lL ,, w ,is IN , n% .''
v,cclvcd the d-Ip-t 81 ~ .o.o. testified that h" W.
suspicious Of Russell and he had Tie @nan ,'rn her
trust IN Hn>~c he could draw ~" m"', l"" d''~
after the drpo>it made Russell told III" cashier
,j.,t hp 10, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
THE cor rs.
THIS WIFE CO-rS NOTHING.

4 school tea. her. Maria T. N,linc. has BEGUN S'''
in Tie >u,,r.mr COur: f'r dlr"i'c against Hc'Oc''
,,,,,c and yc,t.rtav A motion mnd" IN her behalf
,c,,tc Judcc Patterson Toy n.inonv and counsel ices
Tie defendant +, an actor. hut -; present uh"hP"''
so II wa, said IN court yesterday. lie "tS ia'~
throrrh h.s council that WHOM th"y "rr HarF'ru j"
and hl, wife made m agreement tHii ""h >"'"u pay
ms ar Err own "Np"li~% MIS- MIN" t''''''' "
.,l,,v ~ - 200 "A year ard al>p IL, ar income 81
ZOO ,,;- from pr..pcrt, IN Lona Island cav n"-i1t>
,,,s ON cy prDp,tv whereas Mr.. ~ In. dec laird
m n, pr,rut he hid no iYcOmc. Upon tnc>e IA -
,.'nc mr., nt,t Ia hrl .HG.c Patterson dcnitu t'
motion for almuny and counsel ices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEY.
nA1GHTER DEAD AND FATHER DYING.
ONE USED A ROPE AND THE OTHER PlSrol
BOTH WE'RE 10 SAIL FOR EUROPE
YESTERDAY.

YESTERDAY.
Laura Horn, thirty ono years DID, the dauRh'er Vi
Frederick Horn Of No. 1870 Fifth st., HoooKeh' COT"
,ttcd clde t AN early hour yesterday morning. ana
her father on discovering her dead body shot hlmsen
In the head. InAIctinr q probably fatal wound Inc
family Is well known in lI0boaen 1t consisted Oh .'0
father mother, son and daughter The head OF I'o
family /, sixty eight years old. About three years
ago. Laura. who handsome young "oiia'' W.
came Insane and was sent to the asylum ut SNAKE Hill
Her father dcvotcdly attached to her Two "eoA'
ago he secured her release ana brolight her h"ne' On
though She far from being cured Inc lah'i, ue
cid,d that trp T. Germany might be bcnchclal 10 tho
young woman. and her father secured paSNaSe io'
himself and her the steamer Columbia OF inc HIN"
burg Line, which sailed yesterday. The iamH "-
maincd up until after midnight Wednesday talk'ns
b.ut the irrespective trip aud Miss Horn seemed to
he greatly pleased and went to her room In an up
parcntly happy frame OF mind. About l 30 d. III
Mr. Horn left his room to get drink OF waHr ITO
had 10 pas, his daughters room and looked III inc
door to II she asleep To hi, surprise TIC ~
that her bed wa, unoccupcd and at once aroused MS
wifi, and son. They made q frultlcs, search through
the house for Laura and then went out 10 inc oa'A
yard a, the father opened the door OF an outhousc
he saw the body Of his daughter hanging BY rope
from one OF the rafters lie the rope and carried
her ont kissing her repeatedly and calling her name
suddenly Horn disappeared from the little circle OF
neghbors VINO had assembled ana went lhl1 Wv "' va
when Mr., Horn and her SON into the house they
found Horn lying on the floor OF his room Dieen,ms
from pistol ho wound under his right ear. I've WIZ,
con Il io,is and kept calculating: Laura my poor
Laura whore I, she viii Join her In dcata u IN" p"
Ice Informed and to- rharg OF affair, me young
father was taken t. ct. Mary'> Hospital Inc phy,i,
can> there thought yesterday morning that he roun
not live Last night the Sisters Of Charity III charge
laid that he was comfortable and there was Il slight
chance Of his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOT ST VERSION. Quo warranio proceedings 1r>
M lc taken Ia test the right 81 Iari huomcw Mciirine
To ,ontInnr 10 al Il, yillle" trustee. rl' complaint
sci, forth that under the Law which prohibits any one
to- act ~ II public municipal officer VIII" l. directly
or ndir,rilS engaged In the manufacture or sale "f
o\lciting liquors. Mr. c;rarr i trlarrrd from
continuing u, trustee. The Republican Town
committee, all meet to morrow evening to SELECT the
IN ,,ratu.., IT election under the Ballot Reform law
WHITE pLAIN--t'harc, Hoffman. eighteen wears
old, who IN August last stole valuable horse
wagon and haIil''>, from C. ISclin. 1T New R"rhcil'
Wa Yesterday sent to the Elmira Rrformatory BY
'ounty Judge Mil. Tho Hoard of supervisors
has authorized the purchasing Of ten ballot Numbering
n,urhlnc,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
BITS OF EG.AI. NEWS.

A contest has ic"n h'@n over ~" VIII ~ May
Acnc, ,orion who bciu"a'lrsi All her properly t'
p.opc IN Holland Ia The rAcll>t"n OF SOME '''> H.
ard other distant relatives IN TIL, country. lE'
viii wa, executed IN Paris. on December ~. l--''
The Mcrrantils Trust Company vas made sd" '\
rrior
a motion nado on behalf q Roger VI. sherman I"
81, aside an order made by Judge Van Wy"h directing
sherman to turn his property To receiver III
consequence, Of q judgment against Lin ftIn"d lev
Irving t;rinn,l. a motion t. set aaldr an order re-
uur,ug stewart l.. Wn"dfprd {" appra. for cNa'niut
iiou A, "a third party IN ar prSccin rs WAS AIS
denied by judge Gicgcrch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
BATTERED ABOrT TIE TOWN

Judge Cullen has granted $40 u week alimony and
BOO counsel the suit for limited divorce brought
BIZ Mrs. Elizabeth A. Daily against " Your Unce' Will
lam DAILY. the turfnan1
Mrs Ellen r. Peck Mrs. T.. Eliza Knight,
arrorned before Police Justice Walsh yesterday
charge OF swindlins Louis Silvcrman out OF gOod'
worth $3.50. but the examination was deferred until
September 90.
The Park Commits sOncrs received an oYcr Ct $13
Yesterday for the historic windmill at Bridcchamptn
which was purchased to be placed In Prospect Park
Int which It was found would cost too much to re-
move from its original Site
small South American tortoise has been presented
10 the Park Commissioners to he sddcd to the nuceus
Of a geological collection in the Park.
Richard Burke was dismissed from the Park poicc
forco yesterday for entering the WOmcns shelter AZ
the WilJink entrance 10 drink some whskey ana wneh
ordered out by the carcaker Mrs. Gale, striking her
with his club. He sent in resignation reahinR "a
fo]lowg: al rcsign my passion Park Petrelenon 10
do better" II returned 10 him. lie passed the
civil Service examination before appointment
A mortgage for $3.50. GOO lm. been placed upon the
Breyoort Apartment building. at Bed!ord-ave ana
Futon-st There will be dry goods store on the nrss
aoor and eight floors Of flats over IT, with garden on
the roof
Motion was made in the supreme Court yesterday
n ysesie . Judgment Tor 1904 W obtained " Suffolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
HAS MAYOR CHAPLIN GOOD TASTE

Ths,ouesHon Of permitting contractors to dishsure
NE Plaza of Prospect Park with advertising sign
boards to which The Tribune has called attention as
on outrage upon good taste came up ut the meeting
NJ The Park Commissioners yesterday, and they
h.stened to discIam all responsibility in the matter
Lusoonb moved that superintendent
Jones be directed to take steps to prevent any ad'er
Using being placed upon the fence about the iol'os
t,ons OF the Memorial Arch Commissioner Nro>s
soA that the contractor who erecting the arch hao
obtained permission from the commission. composed
of Mayor Chaplin, City Auditor Rutan and Alderman
McCarty In charge Of the arch to erect the renee anu
let out space for advertising, proVneo 'h"' o"i,
,unted signs Of an artistic character were peIm'~o
TO be put upon It, Captain Luscomb replied at inc
Plaza under the jurisdiction Of .t the r ra1 rceDed
nm,.s;on n erect the arch and not put up bill
boards Captain Luscomb sad that , the a st so FOOT
So,cn Grmy He then amended his mOtion 70 ASH tne
opinion Of the Corporation Counsel ID he nea IA
inet1ctinp the superintendent to prevent any ao'er
tssinc on the Park property. This was adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
THE RECEPTION to ARCHBISHOP CORRTGAy.

Many prominent Roman Catholic laymcn and clergy.
who unable 10 60 down the Bay to NEE,
Archbishop t'ortgnr on Wednesday called yes crtny
at the episcopal residence In Muii>on ave- and ey.
pressed their congratulations At the rcrory Of tho
Cathedral tho priest, all busy making prepare
tions for the reception which the priests OF IT," Arch
diocrs' will give the Archbishop today. They viii
assemble In the orphan A>y uni. which Is close to the
Cathedral, aud in rnssrk and ,nrpll,e march In by tho
Fifth ave- entrance. the Organist. Mr. pcrher payng
n grind march and tho choir singing the Ecce
saoerdos." BY Witt On reaching the altar the Arrh-
bishop VIII b sprlnkled with holy water und tho choir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
DIR. DANIEL W. NISSAN BURIED.

The funeral Of DR.. Daniel W. Nissan took place
Yesterday afternoon at the Memorial Presbyterian
Church, at sevcnhavc. and st. Johns Place d.
Kis.am was born in Ncw-lork City. fifty years ago.
lie received his medical education at the College OF
PHYSICIANS and Surgeons and was graduated IN ieo4'
Since Kings College now Columbia WAS ion'oeu ''''c
has MAYER failed to be Dr.. Nissan in the list oi
uv,,c Graduates, and the first Of the long list was
Dr Eissam I'm 1886. The late DR.. Nissan was Tor
wear after his graduation the resident physician OF
the BROOKLYN Hospital. He then began his practice
which, with Interruptions due to illheah lasted unti
hiS death His death due to throat dlincuiN
iJe died ON Tuesday a, his home. No. lao l. 'rKcieS
place Ills wife and daughter survive him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
nrArH OF A YOr'NG SCHOOLTEACHER.

Miss AMMO josephine Ill., one OF the most popular
Young school teachers In this city, died from yphus
fever on Monday. She spent tho summer III the
country resting after the hard work Of the year. but
returned TO town a short time ago and was stricken
soon aftcrwarr with the disease which caused her
DEATH She was buried on Tuesday. Miss I'LL was a
little more than twenty years DID, and was teacher In
the primary department Of Grammar school no -
She was a bright young woman OF unusual PROMISE
and was greatly beloved by her many pupils
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RIGHTS OF HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
The cAeD, OF THE NAN WHO DISPLAYED HIS
AFFECTION IN PROSPECT PARK.

The CA66 OF TNiE MAN WHO DlSPLA1 1AO MO
AFFECTION IN PROSPECT PARK.
Tho charges made by Frederick Scheshorn, OF No.
200 Wycko st. sexton Of the Calvary Baptist Chnrcn
OF Ncw.Yorf. against Sergeant Foster OF the farH
Police were investigated by the Park commissioners
yesterday. Mr.. SchclshOrn was accompanied oy MS
wife and sister. lie testified that on August no
went TO Prospect Park with his wife ana woman
friend. After rowing the lake for an hour ueF
went on tho common to rest As the ground was damp
and his invalid, he took OF his coat ana sprea"
It to st on Ie Lay down on his right side with MS
head resting on his hand and his vile sat Close 10 h
While talking about the beauty OF the PARK they heatu
some one shouting and policeman, who proved 10 NC
sergeant Foster came up and ordered them TO get out
Of the Park at the nearest gate. Mr. Schelshorn TOTO
him he dd not think ne had any right to order them
out without cause and Foster replied that such people
were not wanted m the Park. lie then applied
vile epthet 1t Is charged, to ono OF the women ana
Mr.. Schelshorn resented 1t. Foster then marcheo
him TO the police stotton.
Mr. schelshcrn cOrrOborated her husbanos story
and saad she had conducted herself in an entirely
propor mnnner. Sergeant Foster addressed we AN
ruare 70 her. Tho accused OftCer denied using a!y
kmpfopsr language. lie saw scheshorn and bis wifs
wing on the ground together. laughing and shouting
1e told them that such conduct was not permteo ano
thst t1ey must leave the Park Further nearing n
tl,o cS1o was deferred until Miss Julia O'Donnc VINO
Ms with tho SohelshOrpS, and who Is now AT service
n saraoogs, can appear as witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
AION;; TIE SOUND.

Sot'TUPDEr. The f,ire.nl Of charles E"h"e'''
general freight acrnt " III" New York. New Haven ana
Hartford Railroad. held IN Trinity 'hur'h y"'fr'
d.v the church heinz nll'h 10 IT. utmost capa'"N'
The Rev sherwood Roosevelt OF Michigan "H''if'r"'
ard the burial VA, al oak Lawn Inc pan o'"'' -
,ycrc .pcrlntcndr:> Of m" divisions "f the railroad
n n ,hrnar, II tho Sew York and Now haven
d,v,.i,n. e. : Davidson, II the Hartford division, r.
(; Allen OF the .h"r, Line: ". A. Waterbury,. OF TIE
AIR Line; J. V. A. rrlmhu!l. Of "a" tonne'tict Nai'
lcy t,cr.c ". Beach. Of N.ie1tI'k. I. y. l",ha' ',
M MARKHAM nj ,n and \. Iuti'. travelling iciSN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
OR.ANliE.

lame, Cn,.r.,v the 'raia" l"'t"r c1r''"r IN" hh'
L,,u IN IA" Memorial IT." pi,l "'"s 'in'" his i''''A'
~, IN, Railroad about a mr'h aro. had Nr"hc ~
,pnulr>v Yesterday and /, NV III dangerous con
Il .l.t ,hr ,.i-. ~ prr'rrr,n'" tiat viii hc gwen
A, ,h p.rL ri,L l., nd h, famil, IN september -
. 4, be- success IN. .,;!lI. OYER 2rp III hct' i'n~
alrrid, -"li.
IN" nir'in. tournament Il ~" Fast ''rFnr" Lawn
r.rris lu,, whi,h v.,- 20 nav" h'cin Yesterday
,,tcrrr,n ou thu Niiin :t"n ave. grounds Wis post
r.,,rd on ..,nuii 81 The rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
ELIZADETH..

The steamer ou.a'"nir. %! VI Masters freight me
hogan Yesterday pI,.ue "n ~ ferry between Ella
,.,n,~rt AID New York. solely f"r III" carr: INK 81
FREIGHT The Sew Nurk landing mad" ~ Pier No
Fast El,"r. II T. -tid that /. NpidiI all arrange
mont. viii has" h"cu '"up"i''i "r ID" r>nnptinn 81
ictv,-' ''lr rs I'II>. ~ nui Al"
lt .,.,l formed and boats secured t. max regular
tiii~ daii,.
,n\ l.n.hrr>. The We'll known miners ana coal sup
,.., mr.. y, g., ll.l 4 ,uil ;nt her. with Capl"ltN
i,r ~ ul, tom The d.lr, VII hc On the t'tril
Ia r,rih urar Eat ''rihd H. ahd VIII Dc " opAS' y!
~i.r.'i tia .by A ..,i'-r ilhlaS r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12

Postmaster Collins has retained from Washing
ton where he went TO consult with the officers OF
The Post OfIce Department about Increasing the
facilities Of the Brooklyn office. lie reports that he
was successful in every point The postal service OF
the city has inc rea>cd greatly and the Postmaster
General was in full sympathy with the proposition to
extend propOrtonatcl the faclti" for handling the
mail. Mr. Collins has been authorized to employ
thirty seven carriers for work Ia the outlying
sections Of the city and three more clerks in the
Office. All these men will be appointed from the
Civil service list Of eligible applicants The salaries
OF the employees ais" to be better adjusted Tho
Postmaster that Congress nan Wallace i work
ing hard TO pass the bill for annex I" tho Federal
Building. lie is being aided bv Congressman Camp
bell, Magner and Clancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
Jersey CITY.

lie THREATENED To SHOOT THE MINISTER.
4 policeman named DODlc,. of tho Fourth Pr'rin'' T.
wa, present AZ III" picnic OF the Ladies H""N III
tachrd To- II Johns t;rrrnnn Church. Fair, lew ave-
II Is charged that Henry >chipman Of no 81 Johii
,ton.avr, wa, standing ~ the platform talking Z" the
Rev Mr. Andras when Dol-y staggered up ana
placed him under arrest. Mr.. schipnan asked what
he Wa, arr.> ted for. The p"liccman'> answer was a
blow from hi> rlub. Rudolph Grar. OF Van Horn ST..
ASKED what the trouble W.. Do"lcy struck INN q
,c\cr, blow on the head cutting hi -ralp open Mr.
Andrca> .ntrrfcr, and tried To pa"fy III" drunken
roIi,rnan hut the latter drew his revolver ana
threatened to shoot III" minister. D""l"y arrested
.chIpnan and Charles >chlas. Of No. II" Van Horn
st. and they ar:ai-urd before Folic" Ju'l'"
W,u-rr YESTERDAY morning and w"ir' promptly Dis.
CHARGED. Warrants ha'c been ''u'd i"i ''' a'N' w
D"pl't.
,hc ,nur ,r,t.i,iay II l. Understood thai anon.
Them 1T" tWo murder and one for na'>ll'thu'f'
Il." mii'i'r 49, ar, t'"'. :" "H'in i'ni'''v
Lll,~, Ia, Linthr IN law Anton" N"iatia ~ ha, c'
and Vito Iur,, tn. itil.iu hrilhrh. VII" fataNi
stabbed Peter k""2h at summit T. ara l'aia" a'v'
night Ia IL; July. ia" dr"inint ia 'Ir ''.'
,laIvh"r az JOHN VI Namari. 81 West NJ" i"'h'
Iuar IIca!y. a." liquor shop keeper. wh' "H'
ciar.ci with 'au-ins the death Of h"'"ft >i'l'h;
nr.r,. VA DISCHARGED after hearing Hr'tr'N, IT.
torv"r-". "a" County an, t">iiy'he tlN HH'"
rad died from natural 'at-"~.
The. ,,.d"rli resulting IN The loss # 'nr lt"> which
90, II, rcd the N"w orb ~ Long bf'n'h |hlI'p'h ~
Little silver "n Jul' =. -. "n> recalled Nc>t"ria!
ia the llud- COUNTS circuit court hN The rihi OF a
.,, f., .,iul.cr- -" pl,lnt.N i I"-"ph \. Ward.
.nt Of VI MART Il ~" victims If III" hr'ld"'h
Mr> Ward with her ~"n n Law. Joseph y k"a'ing
"i' drl,iHc. ~h"' thur 'hir,e" Wa struck bV a
.i,r.l Railroad pro- tam. 1i" thr'' adults "rr"
'.ll'd i.'.rtls G III" l'' trl d-d from "T MUIR
few da,- an"rwarl. Considerable testimony wa'
taken Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
COFFEE ENCHAN'iE BROKERS t." IT, Law"

COFFEE ENCHAN'iE EEpkEEH ''' ~ law
Judge Patterson ~ >u.'ycuI" Court. thanip''H'
vc,,-iny Al ,urd AZ Orrr for tlr >"rNl'c OF INC '-
mans ny ruhliratt,n in ,uit brought by Thomas +.
%or,,r and ,;rurgr T.. Wcvl against lirnrv pat"T'
lr for Ain. sum II ~ IL. -. alleged {" lc di' 'i
some transactions In the tDfcc EAcl''ii" 81 "H' u
all tl. parties ru"d are mrmlcis. ~ fihl'l>
I.cr that between october !. l---. ana Jane '-'''
Ilfcr entered into fraaill'nt c".IU'l'h VII" INV
clerks Ia he employ - The rla"uF' a." H'''
tr,,,c,inr, r.ncr,ni:is whlh .'tt"u AID W''l Knew
,iilrr They nniy r'r".tly dl.'"N"rd these HIceu'
l,rltIc, they tc'lsrc. t..r"u-h tnid parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-12
STtTIN ISL t\D

CLIFTON, sheriff Ellsworth. II Richmond County.
IN, publicly announced his Intention NJ selling at
anctiOn september 20. tho club BEATS AMI unitirC
Of the Clifton Boat club to satisfy claim OF Ferdinand
j. Flicker. who Is ~ the members Of tho club
The club d"famltcl IN the payment II certain bond
which had fallen due and which wcre held by Flicker
The latter brought suit and secured a writ Of exccu
ton asan, the property II the club.