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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

A CORRESPONDENT desires TO make il
known that the compensation for fiction is
a stored earn.-W ashington Post
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

ALWAYS discount what man says when
mad About temper sent viii do.-Smith.
Gray & Co.'s MONTHLY
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

ONLY . wordi yet who can tell its
power for veal or WOO.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

IT Is death to any person in Siam to men
ton the Kings name. This Is a custom
that many other tribes rigidly adhere to.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

Do NOT purge nor weaken the bowels, bu
act specially on the liver and bile. A perfec
liver correcter. Carter's Little Liver Pills.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

TIE ssddest thing under the sky Is .
SOIL tncspeble q sadness
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

A DEEP moral hurt leaves its traces
as surely as deep wound leaves a scar.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19
Statesmen Wanted.

A good chance. Don't miss it, No capital. no "
oerfence needed. We want energetic men TO
eli our Northern Grown Trees, Roses. Plants and
shrubs Large salaries or commission paid
Rest speciaItIes. = WRITE FOX TERMS WITH
RFFFRFNCEs. Circulars and information EkEE-
Address Il. l.. MAY a. CO., Nurserymen Tor
ists and Seedsmeu, ST PAUL MlNNESOIA-
sg-NAME THIS PAPER every tine
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

No Opium In Piso's Cure for Consumption
Cures where other remedies fail pc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19
" EVER OF THEE"
Romantic Story of a Song the
Whole World Knows

Written BY Tramp Who Put His Soul
Into the Pathetic Music-StOry ot =
Lost Love for which Alone He
Lived and Breathed-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

NEVER think that you make yourself
great By making others less
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

Isrr Always best to estimate profit in
dollars and cents? Is there not pleas
ure in watching and caring for all ami.
malsP asks the Hartford Times. We
pay for amusements, and do not realize
how much each day these dumb animals
help to divert the mind from care and
worry. each in turn giving homelike
feeling. and in their mute way doing
their share toward making a happy
home, Of which fact, however, We may
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

WITHOUT steadiness of character in
social life there can be no true friend
shin
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

THE error of a moment may be the
sorrow of whole life.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

MANY OF our cares are but a morbid
way Of looking 1T our privileges
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

Coon fortune seldom comes pure and
single, unattended by some troublesome
or unexpected circumstance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

A~ "a - - ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gentlyyet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances,
its many excellent qualities COM
mend it to all and have made it
the most popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept
any substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.
LOUISVILLE ~. MEN YORK. NY.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

lF you plant ounce trees at all they
should be planted in good, rich soil and
given attention afterwards. Thequinet
is something Ike the mule, excellent ~
is way but swfully neglected
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-06-19

After dinner smoke "Tansnps Punch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
fLIGS FOR the JOHN STREET. CHVRCH

\ PRESENTATION by NAVAL POST. 80. SO, or
THE GRAND ARMY or THE REPUBLIC.
The exercises attending the presentation of u silk
Nag to the sunday school of the John street Method
1T Episcopal Church were held in the church cdi
fee last evening The nag was presented by Naval
Post. No. 5iG Of New York. of the Grand Army of the
Republic. in pursuance of custom started by the
Grand Army posts thio- ghout the state. Flags have
been cutcd to public schools and churchc, all
the state but never before IN Ncw-Yorh city By a
Grand Army post. The old John street Church. being
the first Methodist church m America selected 10y
Naval Post, No. 5l6, Us the most ntung 10 begin with
In Newl orI city.
At O'Clock the veteran, left PythagoIa, Hall,
their headquarters Canal St. near the Bowery. and
marched down the Bowery and PARK Row headed by
a drum corp in sailor uniform and eight boys
and girls children Of the veterans. similarly dr's,cr
They were met IA front Of THE Herald" lM!ldnB by
the banner cLse of the sunday school, which escorted
them to the church In Johu.st., whcrc ivory sat
soon occupied and stools aud chairs WctC brought
and placed IN the dislc,. After thc usual service
oi prayer and song. the pastor, the Rev. ". W.
BoUdi-h, welcomed the Ver'rIus cordial terms
Then followed the formal presentation Of the cOlors by
Post Commander L. H. Grove, Of Naval Post, No. BIO
airoiic song were sung by the choir and "a recita
ton by Mss Maggie simpkins one OF IN, daughters OF
the Post entitled, The Flag Of Washington was ap
propratcly rendered.
Inc interesting feature OF the exercise, was the
ringing speech OF General o. o. Howard. The audence
aud cheer after cheer followed u quick succession.
When the cheering had subsidized the General began ils
speech by ,lylit~ that he glad mat ~" DID John
street Church aud II. Paul and Trinity remained down
town. White would be- fashionable chugcic, we're m"V
ing up. o" not a Methodist hc said, bat our
Congregational church needs a la-, too lie thu
,pohe IA cuos tie terms OF ADMIRAL Andrew H. Fooic.
describing thc p.yt he took a. the tahme ot Fort"
Donald on and Henry.
we have Seen too earcle>-.r he said, with the
education II our children. Money getting anu
lI-iuc,, ha, taken up our Tim" that We nav
neglected o. teach children tine value 81 then
inheritance and their responsibility -, citizens Iho~c
Of who have beer To the front and know what II
means 10 hight iOr the pcrpcudtJn II The mon WISH
teach the children who come after ~ the lesson
Of patriotism and all the responsibility that VIII rest
upon them as citizens. We need more patriotism,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
OTHER SUBURBAN. TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-The Rev Dr. lchaoou simmons o1
who last week had the title Of Doctor oi DNIiS .V
fcrrcd mon him. exchanged pulpits with tire heV, f.
t,ato, nf the South Mount Vernon Methodist Ohuich'
yesterday 49,. 49,, o,o-,,i,cd
yoyKERS.-Thc star cycle Club has been oreah'@o'
with Walter Tallmadgc captain ana pre'Iucl''
william +. Cochran and family are at Bor Ha'oo,.
IA ,tronq and family are at Lexington H @i aiU
Wr Frederick william Hollis, WIN PaTN VI p
~. 10 make trip ~ Alaska and the lrIIo"@tl ' ~,
Mr. William Frederick Lawrence ana a P"' $rna, ,.r
it,t,c,s pals In the cat ,ki!ls. Mr.. r; - '"P''
,d =, marty ar, at thousand Island PARK ,;,,;,,
Ntilisu Ruscuc, rfty years old, Oh 20 a. ~, Gin"
dr,nn,d dead Yesterday At Klvcualc ana ""S""7
tnu ave. from heart disease -, mo, with Ar,
WI vu,,n r,tnr twenty tive years Ola ule, WIZ, q"
"i,m' u.bI,h nearly cost hi HE. yo'tcIunl dIu..
noon. The Hudson River Eallroal IS putunS p TVT
ni,d tr,cl for freight trains from Hpuyt'h Dus =
- T,~i, tnUn Yesterday train, ran on 'lhEle lt'1
ga Ga. mon were pushing tn" work a ids' az 9I"l'
Az u Nc had charge ~ a gang Of men ~ hasht
had lust sci on II blast and Wa Getting aM"i nir,
,' 't of and q piece " the rock new pa'' ntn'
,.r,rc "a hi- l,n check AVID musta'hc 10 uc III w.
,refhcr with tr" OF III tceth We VA, t3Ryn - i.,
-. an Wrllc ave- I00hrr.. and alth0hFH III bIc''
acony viii probably recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
ORANGE.

A remarkable accident occurred in orange e"rS
Yesterday morning and one which Is somewhat ny
FERROUS. The engineer Of the westDounu pup rhon
which passes through orange about d a. H. WIN ~
crossing Central-ave saw the body OF man iyiie -
the ditch by the track He stopped the udli'' "no
help being obtained the man, who was ,,,.oI
was taken in the ambulance to the Menorlai w
-, I, os found that his left leg and his right arm
vorc broken. his forehead cut, and frlgh'iui e"o
t Tho hack Of his head Compression OF the Dralu "'
evident. and the Condition of the man was
one During the day he recovered ,.lo,os
few moments. when he gave his name as No"o o!'
cannon He wandered in his talk, ana sa ,t q, -,
he lived at No. 10 Harvord-st Boston au I'D bcen
M no lived in brooklyn. lie old thaI NJ n"' mo
bTown from train and fell where ne was ioo from
"nlv en.tbouud train that ne c0uld navy a iin ron
-. }Le nnint at about 40 a. M DeV-C'l'o -
"y visited the spot and found evidences OF s'Ie5 e
o' IN. side of the railroad and two hats ylhs %
the track \ projecting rock on the slIe , o ~ Il was
ii,,t,rent was stained with blood, ana Delow u va
,i,. ~ nool Of blood The conductor ana Tram manu-
6f the last eastbound train say that ther1 "1 ,fin
messenger nor any person cJcCleu aui V'0 ~
Sergeant Conroy is working at the cie"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

Tho heavy. incocc, Of California fruit nineteen car
load, for last week, encountered unfortunate weather
Heat caused bad losses IN bartlett pears "pr'o'' am
iIalc's carly peaches. The last Item j. A'F 'h''-"
under mos. favorable conditions. Delaware grover
ion. ago discovered that it wa, not paying variety
for hi, market and il +, certainly not worthy Of snip
mont, Of OOD case, IN a week across the continent
N,o,i-nor John NJ Farley presided last evening at
tho general annual meeting Of the II. Vincent Dc l"h
society ID the Cathedral school Hail. and delivered al
address.
Wheat renr now shows nght receipts A. thi'
casou The machinery Of We. tern mills While W.lNhf
Tor new grain. undcrsocs repair. Nc"l"rhN pres
cnt suppl, Of -four ample for local u-c ana i'''Nh
wants, which D., evidenced b' cheap pr'oc'. Inc bc''
family brand, arc selling Change at - 10 u ." ~
per barrel.
1 collection wa taken up Yesterday ~ All inc
,a..c- i'm t. hcne5 Church IN aid Of the col"r'd chl
drcu Of the Church 81 s.. Benedict the Moor ana
hand some sum vi, realized.
The water which escape from the Aqucduct through
the leak near SHAFT 50. - is not all wasted ic'
tcday a party Of bathcrs seen enjoying hover
bath where II fail, over the clh
Father ronncr. Of the Church If s. MARY Naedalcn
in East seventeen th--t ha- collected f--'o'' !" "
new church, which will be begun soon
The friends Of the Children, nd society are -
take on excursion to Bath leach, L. L. on "edne, lay
-, t..,.t tbc .,cieiy's Summer home there. lhc'
will al.o visit tie Health Home ior Mother7 ana SICK
Liable, At Cyncy Island al the same time.
Lieutenant ColoneI Moran has given 500 Oil ~ Il
nrjzc o. be- contested for hy The rife teams OIL the '
councils of the Catholic Benevolent Legion al 'n''
annual sports.
William r. Adams, thirty eight years oid' HI'"- ~
Va a. Madison st. the electrician Of the h""'''
search Light Company AZ NJ. 20 Liberty st. N'' ~
ported missing at Police headquarters S'sT l'''
A M
-. ,io,.,- and member, of hi, family have been
,,i,lv .c.rchiuc FOR him. Ic complained rc''h'N VA
Mains in his head and it feared that htla wandering
about Gcmcutcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
United MACHlNIsTs MEET.

There was large and e"'hu,A'u' no','n- VI
.o.to,s ~ tho Tinted Machinst,' Union OF IropkNh
Yesterday afternoon al O'Clock, at the Labor lN'e'm
No. 90 Myrtle,t, to take action for the devei pni''
q, tDe organization among both English and "'FA'"
e,eakinc machnists. About 800 machhl-'> "'''
nre,,ut Henry Toalc presided and }. N"-'I va
secretary. Professor T. ii. Cars ne oil 50" i""
a. 80, .ddraes and preed the necessity Of crclnz'-
$50 a. tho only means OF defence and am"loIat"'
~ the lsb0rine mans condition Christian FguD..-
SPOKE in German. He said that when the Ta 6 Hc
I'D had no organization their WaGc' lIaH ut''
I p down and Their hours Of labor Cnci"neo jane
j. Bealn and others made addFes'e, me tinc -,
on Organization was requested 10 lL-.4 me- uns ]"
Thuredsy evening II Is probable that large nuMDn
~ publications for membership in The union WI !"
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
SHIPPING We rs
PORT OF NEw.YORH.. SUNDAY. JULY 20 Is'o
ARRIVED

PORT NFW.NORK.. ........SU NDAf Jt LII ~ Ao'o
ARRIVED.
steamer Aurana (Brl. Dution Liverpool Jny H. queens
with udzr and passengers 10 vernon IL Dl""" w.
Arrived at tho Bar at $40 ~ ,.-n,i ,,,ir ~
steamer Ctv Rome ltrl. Young. l4NerPo'l Jh{ -,
Queenstown 49, with mdse aud passengers 10 heNo'' ''
Arrived AT t!r Barat4 AVN , -, ma. .,
Stenlnrr Il Hand tRrl Foot. London july T. WIN "'Se "
HuTst Arrived AZ The Bar al .O-I ~ ,,., a., ...,
steamer IA NOImaulir tBrl Confer fA''o'"' 49, "'''
mise anu passengers e. \ Forget -. ,,,
steamer Columbia Hrl Garrck Mediterranean pol1s -,
Gibraltar july e. with mdse 10 Henderson bEoS H'''o""'
"a .Oa ~ .-..A - g..
steamer AIMS rl Legg Port spain Juiy T. win Nose
passengers Chri-to AItvec At me bar al 'oo
,,-.... q. ,,,. NH,
steamer Bergensercn Nor MoTcnsen Haracoa days. Win
ffi't I" lnr,s A 20 Arrived At the Bll Al a N
CITY OF Augusta Catlainr savannah "Hy' wiz"
mlse and passengers to Il l. Nalkr:- ,-,.-,.. , 49,.
with mdsc and paserugrrs 10 Wm y clyde y &C - >.,,,,
tiuyAndote Waikri Newport N'Ws NJ" ''''oS'
with undsC md 10 tbll Iolhil"l -
folk Indrc and passenger 10 OLA dominion = ~ .
steamer Clty Atlanta Dole Ncat f"ht Va WIN muse 10
Od dominion - -. 49,.
pa,sruErrs to Hnutiu Hall -, 1900 81,
steamer Gcu Whitney. Bcrse. BOSTON with mdse 90 II
Bnu,.
nitrate 81 sofia To- order vessel 10 buck q Co
SUNSET al sandy Hook moderate, NV; clear. Al
Cly island the same.
Arrived yesterday
steamer state OF Nebraska (Brl Braes Glasgow Juy2,
amt passengers To Austin Baldwin d co
steamer slayopia (UerI Reuter, Hamburg July with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21

severe scolp yyound. Ambulance Surgeon Campbell
dressed the wound. John was locked up Du' HIS
mother refused 10 make complaint.
The St Vincent dc Paul Society held It's regular quar-
terly communion and general meeting last evening" az
the Roman Catholic Church Of It. Francis NaVler'
The pastor the Rev ID. J. Hickey, delivered an "u
dress
Albert Rudwalter, age twenty-five, Of No. 1O7 Mr
rosc-st got into a quarrel Yesterday afternoon VIZ"
Io,cph IIuenler age twenty seven, about some mlik
Endwaltcr Stabbed IIuencr in the head with byCnct
iunictiur a severe scalp wound and fracturhg INC
skull. Ambulance surgeon Schlling attended rim ana
he was not removed. Policeman Be9nScr aires'ci
Budwalter.
John Mckinney. age siNty-hvc. VINO HVrd IN G ,',
ST. Waterman at the Bidgcwpcd Water Works died
at 7I5 vest ,rday morninc Of apopl'Ny. AhbuIan''
surgeon Klaus Of ST. Marys Hospital, attended hIi''
The coroner sent for.
Annie I'VE. Of 40. 1e2 TaIy-st, went 10 the FIRST
Precinct station yesterday morning with badly s''utn
arms and chest Ambulance surgeon Mis- div'N'u
Tho burus She said that saturday noon she eo'
into a quarrel with Mary kccncrS about AcE cmfuTcn'
and the latter threw pail OF boiling water on her
william Walker, age thirty. %; No. PIG TWcnty-
sixth-st.. went 70 sleep on saturday hisHI Oh So'
near The. window Of his room on the second moor,
Forly in the morning he rolled over IN Ms sleep ana
accidentally fell ont Of the window, thirty feet I" inc
ward lie fractured several ribs. Ambuiancc 'nr-eo'
Wabasse took care Of him, and lc Is now al te Lo"B
Island College Hospital.
Maria Secis of 40. $50 Eultic-st reported al tHe
Third Precinct station house yesterday morning ''I
durjuc the night thieves tried 10 break int" lr hOSo
through the basement door, but ei' "i''o"' SUI
ting anything. 900 ~,
Austin Kirns age twenty-five. OF No ~" h'N9-
- was arrested Yesterday morning by f'tIo"h'"
N,rosuv on complaint Of Frank Bario, VINO Rrl' Il
frnist:sd in front Of 80 !. Atan'lcaVe on c'l't'
NJ stealing plum and refusing 70 pay Tor IT, ANA '"',
os.a,ltinc him with club. mnctins - severe WOMB
In the forehead. Baro was lAAch l" Ho '''"7 ~
,ffsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
r,ronrxG SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.

-r,ero ,r.s q meeting of the sunday Observance
Society last night in st Lukes Methodist hp''copai
Church. at Marcy-ave. and Pennst. The meeting va
addressed by the Rev Henry Astcn secretary Vi 'o
society: H. Mitchell. and tie Rev. W. H. IhSer'on.
TIL; speakers all took the stand that the chu''h IP'
,nust make a determined crort - reach those uHor
t,na+es who do not attend church sunday. =
pecial anu.ion was made to the thousands WHO 20
10 the sc:shore in search OF mere pleasure. Inc
public officials were denounced IOr t.''" P''""' '
Tho Rev Mr. Inser>ol .ald mag Inc ronG .c" from
tbe WCrs NJ God itself but that The people seem 10
think that they might Just As vel aIO" go" 70 IV'N
after their proper enforcement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
yo rrsrs BY TILE SrEAM coNPANT.

The officers ~ the New.YorA steam Company expected
.f r,,y tn make hcrmon.tral test, Of the earth ma
,, .wer nine, I'm Broldw1y near Futou-st which under
m, test, mad by thu Board Of Health. showed high
ogre. ~ ,mpo-ature Commissioner Giroy recently re-
vok,d all the permit. giving ia" company me FiRht 20
maxi. evacuation. n tie -tr,oto. and hurried away 70
pr,,,.irrg T., Inspect granite quarry. Deputy Com
missioner BERNARD Martin would neither grant ne" permits
nor allow an Inspector accompany Oh" steam COMPANY
mon The test, mace and cannot b" untH per
mission f. obtained The officers II the company believe
,, rho .-o, boiler, In the Easements along Broadway
mp, directly responsible Tor the extreme neat near tie
sewers and are anxious 20 maze rst on day ~h"n
M bcrs arc I'm USE Unless Commissioner Gjroy grant,
~. necessary permits tn pouy Will apply for man
d,mu, 70 compel him 70 issue them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
STATEN ISLAND.

The Richmond County police yesterday MADE
raid an fine ho,clkccpor- and fakirs At south Beach
FOR violating o., Excise and SUNDAY laws 'l""'
Of eighteen policemen. under command Of 9'rse'n'
rhorn. prummond visited Tive Beach early III ''
afternoon. and arrested tweuty-nine persons
IN. Corinthlan Athletic Club OF staten I'E'nu Has
Lcou incorporated with OBJECTS for the pr'ho,'o"'
a,yclopmcrt and practice 81 gymnastics ana ''"'''',
-.,rn.- ~ Yachting. hunting. h'hhs ana n'' %
,,..i,,u and announcement OF social. musical
,r,r r, and literary Improvement and entertainment.
me- trustees an. Edmund VI A-h" ",",-' l. S ,
=, t,nr Robertson. Recon- H9r'rr, Jdd~'h ND'I'l,
Inns Kerr r. w. -chuarr j. G. Ehym3nd la,,l
fl,rr,vrr Fra,tu, l.. brooks. ana j. v l. 'd"l'u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
STABBED WITH A BAYONET.
THE WOUNDED MAN WILL PROBABLY DIE-A

THE WOUNDED MAN WILL PROBABLY plE-A
QUARREL OVER \ PINT OF MILK
Joseph Henssler, of no 1O7 Melrose-st was stabbed
in the head yesterday afternoon by bayonct III INC
hands of Albert Pudwater, of the same address
Thursday afternoon the QUarrelled over pht VI
milk that had been taken from the hallway YESTERDAY
afternoon while 1udwalter wa absent HehaSIer H'"o
an nsinuating remark TO Mrs. Pudwaer. Nheh hcr
husband returned to his home the woman tod MN u
the circumstances and he at once went TO IehS'er
room and demanded an explanation OF his conduct
Another quarrel en- sued during which blows were eN-
changed Henssler drew pocket70te ana "t
tempted to stab Pudwaler when the latter ran back
TO his apartments and secured reg1mentai nc WIN
Going back to Henssler's apartments with ,he
veapon he tried 10 put the bayOnct into him. when the
latter eTasped the rifle and struggle for rs pos
session followed during which Hcnssler secured the
cun and Pudwaltcr the bayonct The former Iaiscd
the rife to strike his antagonist with the butt Whel
indwalter with savage lunge sent the bayOnet INTO
Hcnsslers brain. - - - ,. ~,
pital He will die. ii Is thought, at any moment
fudwalter who arrested, says he acted IN sell
defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-21
NEWS FROM NEW.JERSEI.
JERSEY CITY.


ITALIAN COTNTERFEITERS ARRESTED
Policeman Murray Saturday evening notl'ed TOUT
italians acting in suspicious manner on 'ehr"l ave-
Three Of the men would separate ana enter st'res'
While the fourth fingered I'm the nelHhhofhood' Ns
the thrrr came Of the stores they "o'iu IcPor'
~ the man on thc outside. Murray caught one VI 'l'o
mcu. but ,hc other away ana escaped ~
thc station house The prisoner said he wa FRANK
,uro ID; Mulberry ST. New-NoTk. In his pocket was
fouud Fl l and ninety five cents In change III go"n
money and q. counterfeit - note. large number
# counterfeit notes have recently been passed on the
Ie,ht- and the police took prompt measures !" 'afh
the Other italians, The three Others were caught
hef,,,. midnight ~ the Pennsylvania Ferry Az The
station house they gave ihcir names as Antonio
Wb,t.ler Antonio ~cayrd and Reno Moro. all oil
Nulsrrv.~t Sew York. Nhatccr Appeared 10 De inc
leader Of Tho gang. In his pockets were found Tl"o
M GOOD 4 bills 9il IN small change. and eighteen
- the counterfeit - Us on the other men were
found large quantity of small cakes Of soap ciHaT''
handlc.chici,. etc.. purchased by The men for hVe
cont. The four mcr VIII be arraiSrcd before Com
II, ionci + Jmaiu. ths morning.