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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
UNDER THE WHEELS.
a Sad Accident and Cruel Treatment.
fCorrespondence ~ the Richmond Dispatcn.i

ICOrro5pondence of tfo HlchInOh1 Dl7NaIchI
ALEXANDRIA, March 10, 1890.
A lad about fifteen years OF age, named
FINEST Iravers, was yesterday evenir g
about O'Clock playing or moving tram
on the Virginia Midland tracks on Union
street. in this city, when his foot slipped
and he fell under the cars and had his left
arm so badly mashed that it had to be am
inflated in the shoulder-ioint. The opera
lion was performed at the residence OF the
bows uncle, on Fairfax street. by, Drs.
Jones, Brown, klepstein, and Marbury.
To-day the hoy is resting quietly.
Much Indignation is felt against negro
hackman who refused TO allow the boy to
oct in his hack after he was hurt. If his
identity is established he will be made to
suffer for his cruelty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
death penalty for tn. killing OF negro in Mis-

In tho sumner OF 1883 Tfimap was Drcssns
before the grand jury to give testimony ~ - -
Grenada, whore Cheatham kept store.
He implicated n. J. Cheathafn ard jim Leui n,
(whitel, jake and Lee Irwin, Cornelius hounso,
and himself (sll colored). On THIS tesu.. y.
January term Of the court following. Tiimsn
again testified seains, Cheathsn, and woula
have bocn before the court for the same purp |.
at the August term, but was put OUT Oh he ""'
before the time arrived
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Sgw YORK

NEW YORK. March ia--Cotton easy; DO salsz
to-day; uplsHdss ilsc.. Orleans. ii.c.; re-
ceirts, asa bsies; exporta-to Great Britain,
10 S3b balas 10 tho Contir out 4,0O9 bales: st0ck
.So 9ss bales Southern nosr dull Wheat frm-
er and quiet No 2 red, ss.a8skc. Ia elevator
options more active snd nrm: No. 2 red. March,
sss.c.; April, Sc. May, ssjsc.: June, SIC. Corn
wsakor aud duh No. !, SNsssAc u elevator
S5s.e. April, 36,sc.; May, aka Oats nrmer and
quiet; options nrIa; March, sSho; April ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Assignment.
.nnA -. ehn nfanatch

NY NItFINVII 70 VIZ @T''f'7"'-'-''
Nrw YoEK, March 19.-John +. Hummer;
a well known Republican politician and
dry-coods merchant at No. 345 Broadway
made an assignment to-day TO Jeremiah Q.
NInrnhv. ONLY one preference IS made,
That of $4,000 to the law-frm OF Eyar's;;
Choote & Beaman. PlummeT also assigned
individually to the Same assignee.
The drv-goods trade was good zeal
startled when the failure was announced
Amount OF liabilities are stated 10 oe ,lvV,-
no1 What tie assets are no one seems to
able TO tell.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
THE INV ApPOINTRE.

BERLIN, March l9.-lt is said that the
new military bill, which will be submitted
to the next Reichstag. will be confined TO
the provision for tho completion of the or
ganization of the new army corps author
ICED by the last Reichstag. The demand
for credit for the formation of the new bat
teries will be abandoned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
THE FREDERICKSBURG SENSATION.
DIR. Wagner Arrested In Washington TO
Await the Charge OF Forgery.
By tslssrauh 10 the Dispatch

await inc tuAIst u bfsttJ'
lBy telegraph 10 the Dlspatch.l
WAsHrSGros, March 19-Dr Harrison Wag-
ner, whose numerous and heavy suits assinsi
the Adams Express Company, Instituted In
small county courts, have recently attracted
considerable attention, is locked up 10 the police
station here to await the pleasure OF the au-
thorues OF stafford county, Va. who want nih
on the charge Of forgery. DR.. wagner says "a
10 was the manufacturer OF medicines IN Frede-
rick county. Nd, and that he brought sure
against the Adams Express Company IN MARY
land, virginia, North and South CArothh iOr
failure 20 deliver HIS medicines, obtaining hl-
mofogs judgments by default OF TIE express
company, who failed 70 put IN an answer W t'ie
suits Tue letter acknowledging the com PAM a %
indebtedness 70 him IN tho sum OF N,ooo,uoo'
upon which be based his suit 10 attach Tue pr
perty OF the express company, AMI the s,sn as
tuIe % which IL Is charged no forged, ne iecItes
came 70 him through the mAlls efter ne h4o "
tsiued Judgments agains: the company /. nes
signed 10 TIE name OF tho late ffesioeh psn Ns,
more, ana although tho letter was possinst 49,
from south Carolina aud not from New io,h, uno
company's headquarters, he neVetIbei.os
thought ~ genuine After waiting some tilAo - ~,
the money he brought tho attachment sun "ns.n
mas resulted 10 the attention OF tho Adams EA,
press Compnny's being called 10 the case asu
in the Doctors arrest he oeems 70 DO cum
denr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Arrested for Extortiou.

WV '7'"F'F0IIsI
NEw YORK, March i9.-Chhrles T. Heboard
special deputy sheriff connected with the order
OF Arrest Department in the sherids otice. wa:
arrested this morning on an Indictment charging
him with extortlon. The prisoner was taken
before Judge Fitzgerald In the General Sessions
Court and placed under 5000 ball. He Ia the
fifth man arrested upon charges OF this kind.
Two we're arrested yesterday and two Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
stranrIed To Death.
(By telsaranh In tina Dis

lBy telegraph to the Dispatcn.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn. March ia-M. j. Cheash,a an
lwhitel was hanged at Grenada, Mss az 10
O'Clock this afternoon for tho murder OF Joh .s
Tilman tcolored) on July 10th last Tho atSp
was eight Feet but the moose slipped ana NO
was strangied 10 death In nine minutes.
Cheatham 10 the nrst white man 10 suffer mo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
An Explosion.
III II 1V"'N''''
fSpecial telegram 20 the Dlspatchl

Especial telegram 70 the DlspaShl
PETERSBURG, VA, March 19.-An explo;;
sion occurred at the MISUNDERSTANDING 6! OF
Romano Il Brothers this afternoon. WI
liam Phillips (white), an employe, Was Was
burned on the right arm and head. Ius
explosion was heard for some distance, anu
houses IN the vicinity were shaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Launch of the Newark.

Pun ,prLrH1A, March 1s,-rhe Newark
the last of the cruisers built fol, ne Go ,
eminent by G9STp puSoh sGDs at p i545 this n
tnrnoon in n binding snow-storm. Inc
vesseI was christened by Miss Grace ii.
Boutene, daughter Of Congressman bou-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Probably FATALLY Burned.
Special telegram 70 the Dispat.

Especial telegram % the Dispatch'l
PETERSBURG, Va, March 19.--Ann Pierce,
an aged white woman residing on Gu
street. was badly, if not fatally. burned, on
yesterday. She lost her balance and fell III
the fireplace, and before she could be res
cued was badly burned about the head ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Prominent Educator Arrested on seri'
Gus Charge.

lSpecial telegram to The DisphIch'I
WHEELING, w. Va, March 19.-Jasper
Kiles was arrested at Ellenboro' and taken
to Parkersburg to-day. Kiles Is charged
with conducting series of systematic
foreeries in securing the names of promi;;
nent farmers TO notes IN return for alleged
patent rights. He has done land-oiilce
business in several counties. Niles was
formerly superintendent of schools FOR
Harrison county and is prominent edu-
Gator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Advance in Cotton Fabrics.

IBy IoI0KIHPH " VI" -
NOMINAL. March l9.-A speclau i ,p''',i, :
.sIhe CRAY Cotton Manufacturers Assocla-
81 ~ MAS held This city to-day. IL was re-
n ,sT that all mills had agreed to an ed-
var pSn ss of IL cents per pound IN the priee
of finer cOttOns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. March 10 hJl
ogyEPINaS

wHzAr.-i9C l onsheis
CORa-30l0 bushels
OATS 40 bushels.
SALES REPORTED 10 sEcRETABY.
WsgAr.--Longbsrry. 100 bushels very good
on priyats terms; ~ bushels fair on private
terms. Mixed, ~ bushels good ~ Sic. short
berry, 40 bushels good on private terms TOTAL
sales OF wheat 1,aA bu.nels
CoaS.-White, l,sO0 bushels very good on prs-
yate terms.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Ra.p-RalI.
baseball.
Try faInnranh 10 tho Dianafch

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
CHICAGO, March l9.-The Brooklyn base ball
| game WAS postponed on account OF rain.
SAVANNAH.
! SAVANNAH, March l9.-Ths New Yorks aud Bos-
| tons played their first game here to-day score
| New YORK. 4 Boston, 3. Tho game was won In
l the first inning on BOstons errors
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
CORN BRAN
HACNiNl- WOHM =.

DICHMOND
~ LOCOMOTIVE AND AACHIsE-woRRA
RICHMOND. VA.
STEAM ENGINES AND BoILERs-
Our facilities for the manufacture Of HIGH
CLASS MACHINERY are unsurpassed. tyou
srongh tslsuhona. aud We win send up an eI-
sart 60 make estimates and name prices.
kIcHAOND LOCOMOTIVE AND MACHINE
WoRKA nay l+iy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

MIR. SAMUEL II. COTIRELL {:
WI Dear Sir,-Ws, the undersigned citizens
of Clay Ward, respectfully ask that you an
uounco yourself a CANDIDATE FOR TIE COM
MON COUNCIL, feeling assured that you
would prove 10 be the right man In tho right
place. .,.,.
Democratic primary cleo ION
u v. Morton. Richard II. Smith.
n D. Newell, X. l. Yaudeyenter,
]. II. Capers, b. b. bowles,
j. w. Peatross, John A. Marks,
NJ. w. Ford, henry smith,
A. j. Wray, Frank W. Dabney,
l.. Grady, Jr, c. ". huhiey.
A. T. Johann. Henry Miller,
81 j. Hunt G. !. Harris.
John r. To,sr. T. u. Timberiske,
John r. Ragland, y. z. Bollz,
J. d. Pace, J. Z. Tlmberlake.
II. w. Hoachins,
Aajor J. IA. Capers. Messrs. A. j. Wrdy. g. J.
Hunt, y. d. Pace, John r. Toler, Jok4s 4. Rdg-
land, n. W. Ford. Captain John a. Marks. and
Others:
In compliance with the above call, permit me
10 say II it Is the pleasure Of the Democratic
voters OF Clay Ward 10 honor me- with their sup
port at the coming primary election wiil On
deayor 70 serve rhem 10 the best Of my ability.
NH sO-it SAMUEL u. CoTTRELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

NALLET.-Died. 1871 instant, at 1880. At The
residence Of Mrs Westorh0n, EDWARD MAIL
LET. - - a.,
Calvary Cemetery.
MAYO.-Oied, at Powhatan Courthouse. Naf
Mrs. MARY &. MAYO, relict OF james kdsnr1
Mayo, m the seyeniy-siS1h year OF her age
THURSrON. Died, March 10. 1870. ANNIE ks
beloved wife u Charles ;. IhuIsIon; aged 'hir-
ty-three years.
Blessed arc the doad who die In the Lord.
Funeral a. Wo3t-Maln street Bapts, cnurch
TO-DAY (lhuriayh the Hth, at ii y. u.
Intormcnt a. Hollywood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
ANOTEO REPUBLICAN
Who Has the sympathy of the South In
His Affection.
nv ,elegraph 20 tbs nlspa,ch.l

NEW YORK, March 19.-Hon. Chauncey
NJ. Depcw and family left the city to-day
for 81. Augustine, Fla. Mr.. pepew IS en-
deayoriug to get rid of an attack OF grip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Condition of General Smith.

ISpecinI telegram 70 mo DIspaFAI :,
LEXINGTON, Va. March 19.-The condi.
ton Of General +. ii. Smith to-night ~
$3.50 is reported TO be worse, and he's SLOW
ly sinking. His death may occur at any
moment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YogK, March i9-The stock market vas
dull and with generally heavy tone during tho
forenoon, which gave place later IN the day 70
frmer feeling and prices are left at insignificant
changes from last nights figures The usually
active list all nsctuated within the narrowes
limits, and only vide movements were made IA
speciatics, snd these were Few In number. me
principal influence upon the market today was
tho weakness ia London, which was rcrecnoo
~ unsasiness In Berlin over tho resignstion OF
the great German Chancellor London Tss sp-
parently a seller OF stocks at tho opening, put
from later occurrences the differences tnet ior-
een sales were irstigated nearer home was
made plain. The depression OF tho opening
was OF short duration and was accompe-
MED by no activity or excitement sno
tho market quickly settled down into its
usual duh and lsiless condition, tho movements
10 prices being scarcely percepuoe IN the great
majority OF the list for the remainder OF the day
Almost all OF the news having bearing upon
The stock market WAS or "A favorable nature, ana
the report OF Chairman fRithorn that sztstac-
tory progress had been made towardsa eetbe-
ment Of the rate disturbances between 81 faul
and the seaboard WAS powerful AID 10 tae
late nrmness Ia the market The opening WAS
made at concessions from last nights figures Of
from \ TO per cent, generally through LODI
don prices and came from per cont down. "A
lew further Losses were sustained. but prices
soon began 10 rally, after when NE
usual dulness and stagnaiion ruled the hst
until well in the afternoon, when sugar re
nnorics moved up on the prospect tha' tne
favorable manner, as tho Forth Extraordinary
people viii make no opposition, providing that
provision Is made for thoir share. Tennessee
Coal also INDUCED ~ one OF us sudden move
ments, rising from IS 10 81 on q rumor that the
differences IN the management had been settled.
Some other sharp movements took place IN spe-
clRldes, and Wheeling and Lake hrie pre-
ferred, after decline, rose TO 81; Louis,
Vile and New Albany and Chicago dropped
about 8 per cent. from ir last previou,
sale and Toledo aud OHIO Central fell away
over per cent The market a. whole,
was almost barren Of general feature, and finally
closed about steady a. close 20 first prices. tinal
changes show a majority Of declines which how
ever nro invariably for Insignificant fractions.
Trading was q little larger than yesterday. Sales
unlisted aggregated iS2,00O shares; unlisted,
| 3 on ~hnrea.
commissioning quiet and steady at ASA
! As. Money eaay nc 3Hai, closing offered ~ ~
| Sur-Troasury balances Coin, si@. l53,C00; cur
rency, 8, 600 Govsrnments dull anu -toady
! forfs 8 percent-., ~ OK. coupons, iO3s oid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

Tho trouble at p gnspu euimiDsiea last
rol , n strike OF 80 men resulted. Inc
men demanded The discharge q man q, VINO mo s Sss
r,upips two sets Of rolls and op'scsea 'n' '''-
charge ff another.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoM CONNECTION THgREWTN TIE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS
Daily Reports from Both Boards-Cott0n.
Grain. Flour. and other Quotations.
Thy telegraph to tie Dispatch

rBy telegraph to TIE Dispatch
- WASHINGTON. March ia--For Virginia,
"" fair weather. westerly winds, warm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
A" fsinford's uit."

This Is brand Of Whisky I offer az 81
per gallon full proof. | assure you IL Is ~
good IA most whiskey retailed Mt 81, Juss
look at il and you'll he convinced. .S1
east Main. two doors below Dispatch Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
stormy In tho morning, with heavy shower OF
rain, clear and colder In the afternoon and 81
night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
Death Of a Promising Young Man.

NoBroLK, Va. March l9.--Assistant Naval,
Constructor Charles III. Hewes. stationed
at Gosport nayy-yard, died early this morn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
FIRE IN A MINE.
Five People Are Hemmcd In Who Are sup
dosed 80 be Lost.

lBy telegraph to the Dispstch.1
MILWAUKEE, WIS, March IA special TO the
Rr,ning Wisconsin, from Hurley. Wis, says; a
great FIRE is raging in Germsnis mine ana
threatens loss Of property. Five miners VINO
were penned ia the burning mine have perish
ed. The bodies Of two have been recoversf. The
loss 10 the mining company Is slO00JO. Inc hre
Ia still burning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
COTTON KxP0ar

Market irm.
MippIIsg, i0'sc.
Low EfopLrso, 9,sc-
GOOD OAStsAaf, $40
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

TUhI " III iMVNU. hAhLH 10 spgk
E,iLgh
steamer Arl6i. Deyo, Norfolk. msrchaaiiss
and passengers.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, MARCH 10, issl
lBy telegraph
ARRfYKn
Steamship Sanianie-ino, New Orleans. 20 coais
steamship hsnAwhs, New YORK, 10 loaai coal
Sfs.mahip Guyand0tte, New York, and sailed
for Nov YORK, merchandise.
SAILED.
steamship Oxsnholme, Liverpool, morchsns
dise.
steamship Navigation. Bremen, eoalei.
Steamship Horton, Copenhagen, c0aei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
MAE,AlAasEA

MCCARTNEY SMITH. - Married., Tuesday
ni,ht. Starch II. ls9o, al the RESIDENCE ~ Mr.. L.
4. journey, 526 south Pine street, Mr.. w. HEX.
BERT NC 5ANTNEY and Miss MAGGIE Lbh
SMITH. By Ros. William A. :. Conrad. otPeters>
burR Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
nrANFr In. CULTlyATORs AND

DIANEI, JH., tULIIfAIUho AND
4 HORSE HO ES.--Wo have Just received
car Of these Soi-knosn CultiSslng implo-
msnts. which we coutrol Ia Ibis section. Be-
ware Of imitation. -
The celebrated COLLINS ROAD CART. as
well M otherstyles: Road Wagons, Buggies, and
Farm " agons Mowers, Binders. 0eiser Seps-
rator., Peerless Engines aud saT-kiis; tho
lightast and cheapest Bsling-fress Ina use,
Pl0ws, Castings, Farm Implements. and Ma.
chinery OF az sinds ~ the lowest priccs
THE WATT PLOW COMPANY,
1918 and 1870 franklin street
NH 20-deOdew&W2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-20
GRATEFUL-COMFORTlkG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By Q thorough koowledgs u the natural
laws which govern tho operations Of digesuon
and nutrition, aud oy careful aspiration "
the nns properties OF weil-selected Cocoa Nc
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with .
dellcstely Favored beverage waien may ssye ~
many heavy doctors bills. IL Is bT Tie iudiciQ ~
uss OF such articles Of diet that cossFtu hoe
may Do gradually built Up until strong saoush
20 resist every tendency 10 disease. Hundreds
OF subtle maladiss arc floating around Us really
10 attack wherever thers Is vsak point We
may escape many = fatal shaft by Keeping
ourselves we'll fortified with purs blood end B
properly noarishsd ffsma"-CsssL!svets ~.
zs,ts.
Made simply with boiling water or milk soid
only In halt pound tins ~ xrocorA labelled
thus: JAMES kPPs . Co. Homaopathic Cue
mists, London. Rnxissd- al H-sa.TuAThiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

A ouet wedding was held on Wednesday. at No.
3OI East One hundred twenty -frstst Miss Josie
f. Binzen was married to George ~ Reinharit. Of
Morrsania John Binzcn. brother Of the bride. was
the brdegroom's best man. and Lillian Relnhardt, the
sister Of the bridegroom, the bridesmaid wed
ding supper followed the ceremony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
PROMINENT PUBLIC MEN.
urDGE CALVIN Z. PRATT.

A number of the sons of Brooklyn, by pifth OF
adoption, gained distinction in the war ana came
home with shoulder-straps TO devote themselves
to the gentle arts of peace Those VINO han lalu
down the lawbook, given up the pulpit, aoahnoheu
business and left their families 10 answer 'n'
call of their country. met with various ia'es
Some died upon the field Of honor. others were
DANGEROUSLY wounded, and prisons opened lot
some but many returned 70 resume the WORK
they had laid aside and have added to the dis-
tinction they won in battle 7enown ana repu'a-
ton in professional life and have served their
fcllow-mcn as they served their country, devo'ins
their time and talents for long years TO arduous
toll in posts OF honor. One Of the members OF
the bar Of Brooklyn who enlisted at the outbreak
of hostilites was promoted TO the rank Of General
for bravery in battle and who after his return
home gained the highest judicial honors IN the
city. is Judge Calvin +. Pratt, Of the Supreme
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
FJTHER .STEFIFNS 1CCCSED.
BROUGHT by THE HUSBAND or HIS
4

John Eauss formerly Of Woodhaven l.. l.. now Of
tho Twcnty-slXth Ward Of Brooklyn, has begun suit
against the Rev. Aloysius S;cIcns. rector Of Il.
Jo-cph's Roman Catholic Church. Woodhavcn for
$4,000 for alternating the affections OF his wife He
charges that the priest removed Mrs. Bauss from
his company and Is keeping her concealed.
The attorney for tie plaintiff is oscar Richter. Of
No. go broadway. New York. The papers have
been served the priest. and he has called on The
attorney. but nothing about tic case can De learned
from him.
The remarkable thing abopt the case Is that most
Of tho members Of the WoOdhaven Church feel that
Mr. Bau,s has been injured and openly express the
wish that Bishop Louchln will remove Father Stecns
Father Stencns employed Mrs. Bauss several years
ago when She was unmarried ana known Us Rosa
thinner, as "a housckcepcr and cook. for some time
She was utterly inexperienced when she went there
10 live. but became an eXcccns servant. she mar
ricd Jolr Bauss about eight months ago, Father
Stcnens performing the ceremony. and with her nus
band went to live at Kcgreis,s Hotel in Woodhavcn
Mr. Bauss is carpenter. His wife sun spent most
OF her time az the rccOry, teaching her sister hitc
TO be q competent servant to the priest.
Mr. Bauss became rather Jealous at the loss OF so much
Of his wlfcs society. and finally at the pricSts re
ouest he and his wife 10 live at the house They
remained there two months, and then Mr.. Bauss be
came angry and went back TO the hotel but his wife
remained.
Mr.. Bauss then acting on The advice Of good church
people I'm WOOdhaven. went Ia Bishop LOughlin and
obtained letter ordering the priest to turn Mrs
BausS out OF MS house ON Tuesday morning the priest
and Mrs. Bauss went to the Union Course station, and
there. with DI. Van Urf. took tho train At Manhat-
tan Crossing East New York, tho three left the train
and Mrs. Bauss has not been heard from since.
These facts were learned by Tribune reporter
last evening at WOodhavcn from Frank schaicr
9Scn s rch nG one emOch the nen Fa5 WSG
advised the suit II it becomes necessary Mr.. schaier
will 70 the stand and tell what hc knows but
less II is he does not -. lie said he thought
the priest would like 10 settle the case, but he
sure wOuld not be settled Joseph Gerard. another
wealthy member OF the parish. has the same views
The church was built by Floran Gro>can, the
manufacturer. for the Of his operatives, and hy
him given Ia the diocese. Father Stcfcns wa, sent
there seven years lie had previously been
sstant at the German Roman Catholic Church I'm Fast
New York. After he had been there two years Mr.!
to the bishop, but accomplished nothing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20
OUR Big SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
What the Club Dong-Talk on the "arshlps al ~
NAVY yard-OT for PeelsSillItems of General Interest

avoided the supreme penalty by dying IN ms cen
before the day he was to be hanged and OF James
Walsh for the murder of barbara Groenthal, Wlicn
he eypiated upon the gallows in Raymond Street
Jail. Since the retirement Of Judge Gilbert IN
1882 Judge Pratt has sat as General Term Juage
with judges Barnard and Dykman ms mas
taken up a considerable part of his time: The
cases before him In Circuit have been civil ones,
OF no special public interest. His decisions nave
seldom been appealed from or ovrreuled. -.
Judge Pratt's home Is at No. ,i83 PaGimc-St',
in a large detached house in the Ocean Hi iine
resdencc region. His only son is in the west pm
several daughters enliven the house, which IS the
summer home near Rochester, y y.
The salary of Judge Pratt is $4,000 year: ne
receives about $4,000 additional for services IN
drawing jurors and an allowance Of $1,000 from
the State for mileage and other expenses. his
term will expire with the close of next year. as
he will then be only siXty-four wears OF age nc
will be eligible for reelection although he would
reach the constitutional limit of age six years
later and would have 70 retire.