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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

"N'~''NN
all the cities of the world For rubber pave
ments would mean absolute freedom from noise,
would eliminate all danger of horses slipping ana
would possess numerous other advantages II IS
greatly to be hoped that they can he successfully
introducpd Sill it would scarcely tr prudent
for our city authorities TO call halt III the WORK
Of repaying, which is in progress, on me posi-
bility that rubber may prove in few years 10 pe
available for our city roadways
Did anybody ever hear of any city anywhere
which criticised a census on the ground th"t thc
enumerators had returned figures that were 700
big? No. never once. Queer, isn't II?
The protests Of foreign manufacturers against
the Mckinley bill TO us OF questlOhaoe
wisdom, even when their interests are resardcd
from their own point OF view. These protests are
becoming numerous but those who MAKE thcNi
seem TO forget that they are not only attempting
TO interfere in the private concerns OF another
nation, but also are furnishing excellent reasons
why Americans should support the new iarih
legislation. The orator, for instance VINO pre-
scntcd 10 the Mayor Of Sheffield. England Il
monster petition calling for public meeting 10
dcnounce the Mckinley bill. gave as the reason
for his demand that Europe was being hanui-
cappcd" and that Sc it bchooved every workman
ard manufacturer If they were to retain any trade
for themselves and their families, to do all they
coud to put an end to sach legislation as that
proposed in the Mckinley bill Now, the work
men and manufacturers for whom this orator Is
50 concerned are not American worEnen ana mani
facturcrs but those of Shcflcd. The " trade he
IS after is not trade for Americans, but trade Tor
the people of Sheffield. This was made clearer by
the reply in which the Mayor consented to CAL Inc
meeting. Time was. he said, when hall the
population Of this town were kept busy supplying
the American market, but now this country II
almost entirely shut out of that market. wen,
that may he bad for Sheffield, but are Americans
called on to take care of the wOrkmcn OF sheffield
or of their own? Shall We give the profits OF our
enterprise to Sheffield, or shall we keep them for
ourselves?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10
1Nocf 70 Aopsrils crI cnIs.
f1nsluess Not res.

OCEAN HOTrL, LONG BRANCH.
Omen until october % and 50 80 per day. 81 so
week and up. Lewis Leland lIOiIle'or'
Warren leland. IT, Nana2cr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-10

Did anybody ever hear of any city anywhere
which criticised a census on the ground th"t thc
cnumerators had returned figures that were 700
big? No, never once. Queer, isn't it?
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
OFF FOR FOREIGN SHORES.

\ large number Of people sailed for Europe V'-'ef
day ON the Majestic Mr.. and Mr. Gavin IL
Alien. ecar,, uabhlu. Dr. and Mr.. t. +. h'H'f"'''
the Rev Thoma, : Barbour, Colonel james VI i''
uev. Mr. and Mr,. George Barrow, r. f. Barrow. :. =
tolby e. " Colby Mr. and Mr. j. c. Bancroft Davis
Mr. and MR.. schuyler Grant William If1N'iN "I''
Mr. aud Mr.. Gcorgc lloadlN. Lou, \. Hun Nr anu
Nr~ r. 9. In~lq ". T.. kellogg. Robert : Mhturl'
John G. Parsons. Henry Douglas Pierre MIS- l"'I'N
Pierce" +. NJ Eathhonc. Mr. and Mr.. Edward LN man
short Mr. and Mr., william " ~hiddy. the Rev. ana
Mr. j. X. wilson Dr. and MR.. John Ninslo" ana
the Rev. Byron y Woods.
Among the passenger, on th' Citv OF chester "tr
Nr. and Nr-. William H. Abury. pr. NuIMI u
Aleharlu Dr Thomas !. Hopper. pr L. l"'''r '' ~
the Rev, John Iuddru. ana Or. l.. \. Lindsey.
~omr uf the passengers oh the Nlrr N'l' WI 90" -,
Mr, Gardener Fuller. Mr. and Mr., u" mt> w
Howard aud Professor and Mr.. W. W. Johnson -,
Mr.. Inlorue l.. Roosevelt Ni>~ Dnr',N h"'', 81. 81.
Dr. g. G. Ialhrop. the R'v. W \ Ni~her Ffu''1,''
g. r. Mcl,cu. Dr. g. T.. llerrick captain t. T.. '',.","
and Lieutenant Francis T. Bowie, sailed on the iI''
land.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
TILE ELAGSnIp nALTLNoRE ARRIvES.

Tho new cruiser baltimore" no" the hdFshP' ' "''
Xornl Atlantic squadron l'it Bar H'i'''' Nc" "' 'i'n
d,, and running down The Outsid" course alN"I I'D
,,t. mort l,y Sandy Hook yesterday morning anu
anchored OF TompEin-,illc. >. J. I"" hundred ions '
l are baing put into bunk f'r hei tup T. I"-''
op saturday with President Harrison on b"'iH. Ih'
president GOES to atteid the National "'ampm"hi oi The
Grand Army @ the Republic, which b'ein' on N"'u'l
d continues throughout the week. Tn" HaIiimo" VIII
49,, co e. the Navy yard bu: tho President viii b" uan-
t.rred H. her from Pcun-yNana Knihold station h
,.r,v CIV, urobally on the Navy Yard ing ta'1.ln.
1 ARRANGEMENTS for receiving the President ar" DO, yet
CONNECTED but u probable that her sailors VIII b" o."
deE A. muster and that the m1ine cuad and h" ship =
la ,l will also De drck salute Of twenty guns
will De fired and the Presidents nas hoiet-l to the m'-
head.
The yorktown came out o! the dNdock At The yaid
.erday and 200 tons ot coal were put on board Inc
work Of altering the enginc-rOom hatch j. hr'fF CONF
l,,ec The yorktown il, under ordrr- o. BE- ready io
-, an SATURDAY and probable that she and perhaps
tho Chicapo Boston Atlanta Will act escott . th"
Ua,tuor. 10 Boston. After the BhtHorc returns mon"
u,.,on she Is 10 DE detached from the North Atdnuc
Squadron and set to S"cfen with the Oouy oi CaP'
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NEWARK.

4 section 4 loadcl freight train va. being h''''d
upon the ncrht track lu o." in'nd street -'''l'" %
,hc Newark and Nca.N nrl Railroad " noon '''''I
d., ul.,, ... Of th~ co.,. came iu contact Vi'H an
iron pillar supporting thc station she'd. I7' rii''I
va. torn away. and Auo.t -l>'y feet "f ih" la
wrecked. the debris falling up'n lA -"','i TIA"
I'm the station Iaulut- Irudf. brl"c1tu' N".
ir,clcd down and pinned under The l"'ow,itc "l
thc freight train Onc 81 Dos i"s- "h- crushed
The Nc,c jersey ~aw '"uPi, wa ore'rFcd ir
oc,ilv 2, compete with tc p ton - dl"ai' M, %
pufcias,-i inr Richardson ~rN Norh- 49," %. o.
49, An overture N,- made hs 10" b ton I'"pI'
tlr "a consolidation. which Wa rclu-'p. IT, Vir AN
nnuuccd .trrlay that an -omr'' lad N"'.n
Effected hy which Nr Dis-tpu +, 20 fuln, ID ~ioobp
r,,.,al and give - per cent - th" profits from Jul'
! to october !. and thereafter th"r" VIZ - h" "l
equal division. ID" u"" company "lH Joe col i.H'h
ln (, f.,, drv-. with Gclr.c y IIalscN 20, president
Jo.cph Eicnmau and Edward Iiophn~ cmp'' r,
of 4 G. smith IS, Co.. .,ruu dealers ~ 80. i'f'
Washington T. were araIcu,d iu The. Polio" Court
vc- tcr,y on charge of rY'hiue Tie firm Detectives
discovered that while thc accused men were unload
iu, grain from car the, .v''cmnll ally pundend
De firm bt pa-.ir MANY ln-hcl, - grain 10 a con
f.dcratc who -uld il and divided ih" proceeds with
them. They were committed for trial
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
KILLED BY 4 DOSE OF CHLOROfOhM.
A YOUNG HUSBAND FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED
At THE sTURTEvANT HOUSE.

ceorgo : Reona a member Of the 23d Regiment OF
proolrvn Tho son Of George W. Requa. who is con
tractor for the Empire Fast Freight Line, with an
Office at no. 331 Broadway, was found deau Ill MS
bed AT the Sturevant House yesterday HioihI"s, ~
Rcna came 10 The hotel on MONDAY Hsn' an"
registered from saratoga. lie was not hotceo asa"
acor retiring Tuesday his room was locked. Yes
tcrday morning the chambermald, behg uhipro W ~
into hs get any response TO her "'",N'' III
formed the proprietor and the door was forced ope'
Rcqna was lyng in bed partially dressed ana houIhs
pressed 10 his a hafcnpued bottie Vi 'nioi'
He had evidently been dead for some un'c i"o
police were informed and Coroner MeSSener sooh d'
rived at the hotel and took charge OF the DonS I"o
dead man had no baggage except vallse III "hich
were an empty chloroform bottle ana several P''''
graphs. In his pockets were found It communication
ticket between Jersey City and RidCewood, y J' MS
marriage certificate, a check for S36 and ~ 90
The Coroner gave instructions to prepare the BODY
for burial 10 await II, being claimed by tle"'''
aJd Undertaken Kpp, Of NO 1876 FirStave took charge
Of the body until the father of the young man claheu
it later The Coroner said he did not think 1t was
a case of suicide but that young Mr. Requa had taken
an overdose of choroform while trying TO relieve pam
The dead man twenty three years Ola anu
formerly lived with his father AT Tenaty, " ). lie
bookkccpcr employed by the Prudential Lie
Insurance Company Broadway and C"rtiandt ST. bu'
Wa, forced 10y of III health last November TO
resign hi, place. lie sufferer from malaria
ON November , H. married 10 Mss MARIETTA
Warren. the daughter Of a lumber merchant, OF "Ieh'
Falls v Y. He and hi, bride went 10 housekeeping
I'm a cottage at Tcnany the home of Mr. KeIua
father. The couple lived happily until November
IT, when the young husband came to this city ana
failed to return communicate with his wlie or
! friends The police were asked to look out for him.
ON November lG his father got telegram from ms son.
who va, AT thc spencer House Niagara Falls, asking
| him to come ON and bring Matte tl, wifcl: Mr.
Requa senior and his daughter Inla~ went 10 Niagara
! Fall, and brought the Young BRIDEGROOM nome IL
seem, that i'm a lit of mental alteration caused by NJ,
Illness h" had wandered away. After MS return me
| father and removed from Gcuary to kldg"Wo"d
The Young mans health getting no better, auont
ten DAYS his father advised him 10 20 10 saratoga
| and try the waters there. The first knowlelge the
| elder Mr. Requa got Of his sons return was when
| Informed 10y reporter Of the yOung mans sudden
death in the Sturt"vant House. The dead man has
| sister who is In an insane asylum. II Is believed
tha, us mind unsettled also by reason OF MS
/
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Charles G.. Reeve. Deputy United state, Marshal,
Of the seventh Ward, has handed m III, resignation
to Marshal Lake 81 take effect al once. II IS said
that he dissatisfied with the profits of the ONCE
which were not mor than - 4 dav.
Mrs Emma l. Eden is suing William j. Eden
owner of a Wachpu~e AT No,. 4''' and 40 Clerm"ht
ave for a separation. Nj. aud Mr.. Eden were mar
ried IN san Francisco in l-7G and have two children
living They came % tni, city two year, ago. The
plaintiff charge, cruelty and abandonment against inc
defendant. who IN turn dcnlc, the allegations
The viii Of Reuben ". Ropes has been filed for
probate l.y the Rrooklln Trust Company. The VIII Is
dated JuIy .. l--- Mr.. Rope, Dequcaths hi, prop
erty 70 his three children The sum Of rlopp l> on
to the Brooklyn Association for improving the '"l
dton 0f the Poor. and the same sum TO the American
scamun's Friend society.
The members Of the Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Church If Worcester Mas, have confirmed the ac.
tion Of the deacons Of the church n extending call
T. tho Rev Dr Archibald MoCuIagh, Of the Eo,,
stree, Pr,by yte'sn Church Of Ir'oldyn IL Is thought
that DI NcCuilagh viii accept the call
Garrett T. ~cr,i,-. of the editorial stan oi " The
New Nofi ~uu" will lecture On " Astronomy before
tn sc.dI society tomorrow afternoon In the prlpiN
Of the Brighton Beach Hotel. Nj. ~"rvis' has become
widely kuoVu through his ui'r' INK ana popular
lectures on Astronomical topic. ANA is certain Ia at
tract large audience, especially as the proceeds oi
the lecture viii be used for excellent pnltnthr"plc
wora.
The Union Elevated Railroad Company viii begin
eaf, next week the construction of the platform which
vii connect thc road With The Fulton Ferry depot.
The KING. Cmuu Elevated Railroad Company Is
contemplating extending iis lne' INTO the Eastern
Bi-tUDt
Iu response - circular sent oui hy the Republican
,..,,l COMMITTEE, l-dug for fund. about 600 h1,
sl~.,d, boru received. David J. N'thn> ha, been
authorized by thc Executive Committee to receive con
triiuuou-.
Michael r. Coleman died ON Thursday evening at
III. home 40 $50 IioVt g. i0r ten years he h'd
been an cmplo,c boz the lurcaa Of As''.'mcnl' ana
p.n,ftwruf ID Finance. Ite Wa native Of Ireland
aud wa. .iNt,.,yo scar. Old. 50 one time he was
"a contractor ilc leave. widow and two sons
Tho funeral VIII be- haid a 81 Acrc-', u oman ''lh"H'
Church at % H. m. o. morrow Ihc bul'l VIII U' ~
tho iiolS tro.. Cemetery. Iltthu-lt
sergeant William =. Ciddcn. Il thc Butte IT, p'll''
sia'iou. completed twenty years service u te Police
Department lulN a.. amt The platoon Under NJ
command has prc.entcd to um % set OF Handsomely
framed AID cngro.srd rcsoutipus.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
AOTEDTCT EnPLOYES To 90.

Tho Aqu,dpct Commissioner, yesterday adopted Clif
Tucnrcl I,icy. I,IoIt. submitted n accordance with a
recent resolution ~ tho board for the 'mu-t.r ont" of
iarc, numbcr ~ employees whom there mo- more vo
on the Aqu,lurt. The following Were requested r,,n
fYr th. ra>un. Assistant Iuenocr- Josiah H Fitch Judd
s. Lockwood Iau,- i. Carson, j. A. stewart Ch,ll.-
l,ui..'t o,.rcc T.. Oucy Trn-itiu John Tvomcy and
Supervising inspectors J. f. Whit" !. J. t'l,nor aud
J. con. the Two last named 90 resign August -.
Sir. ftrry advised also IA" suspension II Inspectors
Michael Stack j. II. Naoncy. H. f. Hammond and " e.
Walsh. ANomcn Martin Abbott. j. II. AchcIman. W =.
danoqn N. Cork'Iy and !. II. tuIan Diaf-n'n ". g..
Atkinson T. I,row and t.. ". Hunt Assistant Engineers
g. " Hal. and g. H. Da,cIa and y. J. Hammond. driver.
The chief engineers recommendation that the ttlo, of
number o; a-t,ut ,n: :nccrs at work dam construction
CHANGED president ,Iu'ci-.' and their anaIe, .
creased nom $4,000 to $1,000. Va, fid over. - This
arrangement three assistant engineers were {, Doc rucd
49, follows - resident engineers G'oro" b. Burbank
Ir,v...r, Dam. Charles =. Govcu At Ttcu, Dam, and
Alfred craven It taml Dam
4, ha, been announced 900 Tho Tribune th. >uIply of
wat through the new Aqu'duct shut oG Yesterday
morning 10 allow iu,p .uon 0 the conduit and M
building oi platform, bv which tn engineer, and
nn can reach The and top o the tunnel and
e I.pa.r, now Of four f,et VIII probably b. !ct In
again tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
mr. U,S yor AFRAID Of MAD DOGS.

Charles Mcdonald. veteran license" u'7
was passing through Mott->t Win N'-o"'"N'' "
he had gathered up In various parts oi u' CIV "' W
.,r tvo ,nr. , whit, and A bundlc-snapplng ana
,iarine at a lot Of children, who were "''""l"- 'u
teasing them The catchers Npcrienceu eye "a" "N
the animal, were mad and realized the DANGER oil he
children. Mcdonald. himself has no tar VI u"S'. t''"
,r oth,rvls. III. arms are scored and marked IN a
hundred l,,es where dog, have bitten him In the pursuit
Of hi, occupation threw his rope out ana gath'rei
In the white cur ana held him under his arm; another
toss of the asso fell over the head OF inc
blinde eur.
Not wishing to put the two animals that snapped a,
hi, leg, and arms vciously, In the wagon with tho
other eur, for fear all would be bitten. the dor
catcher carried and dragged the two mad dogs along
until he met Policeman Holden. Of the Muiberry-st
station The policeman and the dog catcher went int
Ncwbercer's stable at No. II Mottst. Then whlo
Mcdonald held each do. firmly by the head the poIGe.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
/ DoG,S BITE UNSETTLED MS NIND.

curiou. prr-'nt"d it-'f at IA" Pa-''uf l"-N''
Yesterday ln tho person Il Unn VINO had received 70
-,irht bite on The little finger ~ ia" l'ft mana Ih'
hand and forearm -,t ,d tp enormous p"r"rti"n' ana
,,u.d IA, man ,>,rrlatug pain tn" ltdioph""a G1'-
tiol has been acitlt,d much lately that h" nan az "''
concluded that hr va, becoming victim "t the dread
r,llty Tuesday night. while b" and his wife N'r"
.,.,,ll, .l..n.ng b. suddenly aNoar aud almost bit a
,ac. ont Of h.r neck. This circumstance a. much e.
,n,tnIne else put Tia, distressing stat" Of mind
IT, determined apply for admission to the F''t'nI IN
-tl'uto.
While waitnr in the railor yesterday Ia, mind sud
d.r, b,au, q blank his face assumed ehA-iy hnr ana
,l. eye, stuck out 100 their sockets 10 much more than
t,ir normal -ilc H. talked wildly. and could Icmcn-
t,rr nothing that had happened.
all ,t one, hc cam, out - h- strange condition and
talked naturally llr said hr remembered losing his
....- but further than that ho kn'" nothing The dog
tlat biz him j. q and is MOI mad, hut the
,,,-icinn- ~ the Institute tuh tot IA" matter has
proved 81 forrbIy upon the mans mind that 1t has tenn
posarily unsettled hia.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NOVEL TRIP IN 4 CANAL BOAT.

Tho canaI.boat MaJor.Gcucral HoncocE Captain John
q Conucll commander, Ia, reached Bunalo. HI crni-
t,. l.u unusually inter- sting. Early tin y'ai fIrr
r,.,.,on touru- Mrs Whcldan Miss L. j. Sanf'f 'f-on.
Nf-. snare and Miss Tab1t-dc~i.ing "a novelty m M"
,,v of a summer 'outing' wcro advised hy Charles
purrovs A wclIknowu Grand Amy man Of Ne"-J r-'y.
20 take nip ia Captain o'onn'h cana''hoat me
,..,,,tn d. an Oil Union soldier member of the j3I
p,u.,,auii lie placed N" cabin Of h. Loaf a. thcl
ti.to.al aud uie women sp ak in Ia" highest terms oi
nj. unfaunp courtesy. The start wa mad hom Pier
No = Ia-t Rive. and the boat wa to"e t. Albany.
,f,.. t l,uruagrs was formed. and when French wa.
,.,..t th, French Gar va- hoi-'rd the UtncocA
Whom German wa discussed the German Ia2 Heated over
h., and .o the nag The breeze always showed what
class held the boat. The boat cr'atd me- little cNc"-
mont along the Iro Canal. When the party were last
id f.,r they had reached Buffalo. and the members
,o,. tho tr.p the Naior-D'ucrL Hancock and Captain
John O'Councu all delightful
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-The second days races on the
North End Driving Park took place yesterday. INC
track in fairly good condition. In the -" oi'
purse S40O there were niue starters. The race was
won by Prince Henry. Of New York III an aVt[aso @
time 1 20. In the 2:36 caS', purNr 80 o,,in Nm
were twelve starters. r. JOhnsOn's b. T. De- -ep'Iouh
of ~uffcrn-. y. y, won. average time. 2:3'. 10
day the > - and 30 cla,se, Will race.
MOUNT YERNON-Ju-t at this time The taxpayers
are greatly ncrc ed in The completion % the se"cr
the sysmatlc removal OF garbage ana aSher py con con
tract. and the grading Of the streets and other I'm
provcmens. all Of which under the direction ana
Supervision Of the Democratic Board OF Trustees, before
whom questions ~ nearly every m'ctng w
quirng prompt action. Pres dent $andfprl VINO va NJ
saratoga with hi, family, anne to town Oh TUESDAY solely
to preside at the regular meeting of the trustees,
buf only three Of the members appeared dt tl' BVFu
room. hence meeting could be hcId. President
sanford was considerably vcNcd and had few IN
Of public officers. Mr. >andfOd Will continue his vacd
ton The Baptist sunday school. together
with the parents and friends Of the children. hhd
plca.urabc day at OAK Grove YESTERDAY. TheIc was
feast for every mind and body, ana IT included al
dresses. games and refreshments.
PpRTCHE>IER.- Charlc, H. Palmer. m 'mber Of tho
Board of Village Trustees. had forwarded aihdavt> 10
Attorney General Tabor, Al Albany d''ail"- t.y1
Charlc- rclr, and II. \ Dckcr,ou. t~o Democratic
members OF the Board, who were elected la', MAY ;
were holding their seats IN the Board IN violation oi
captcr Ic3 of the laws Of 1-OO. which declares tIm
no person hold Office Of public honor or trust
who is engaged in The liquor bu'lp"s'; y Mr f':r'
and Mr. Dclor-ou. a whole a" liquor merchant. tLev
both refused to take The new ohth ana '"nb''i !
thcm-clvos 10y taking the constitutional oath ana
;akinl their seals.
YONKEES.-Thc Exempt F.romens Association Of
Noulcr5 held picnic at NoUntalnc"T Grove H-t
night At O'Clock thcre wa, al n4r r. Gao'I2Em GR. GE,m 0'
pior' pI"n, Of the noys' Hr,ucn Of the Young Meus
Christian As-ocatiou. detected T.. Gcttv ana W "uii
formers grounds Yesterday by score OF 80 -
ti-3.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
NEW. .RRTNSWICK.

The committee - The Board of Frcchod"r' ap-
pointed T. investigate the Charge of bribery and
Hlc.av in connection Wi,h the awarding of the con
tract, for the erection of the lydcr~ Ian" bridge
drred a report yesterday unanimously declaring the
charge, without foundation.
Mr.. Anna Quiuliu. = young married woman who
had become temporarily insane through III treatment.
Wa committed tp the insane asSlum yesterday hy
jude, Rice. The woman had attempted 10 bury her
child alive. IIN -icI1u~ -Iy that with proper care
Size viii recover her ia'ulucs.
There are -pcct- Of long hticaiI0n over the
last tax assessment 900 NcV BruIl- Wrh ahodt which
there ha, ALREADY been considerable rrumhrc Thr
Ceumi> oncr II Valuation nAcd the ncus. but
many Of them were high. exceeding sometime, the
amounts paid recently for properties or the amouut~
for which tlcy were offered for ale. Appeal Wa
made Al once TO ne Commissioner, II Appcll on
Taxation, but they refused to entertain -uch appeals
the CITY Attorney holding tlat the action OF the
missioner, OF Valuation Wa conclusive.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
THE DISHONEST SALESMAN HELD.

Edward Dem. salesman in thc die''9o'd' department
of Il Altman a Co.'S drygoods store. az Nn'ncntlst
md SlNtha,c. vas atracird no the Jefferson Market
Police court Yesterday charge 81 stealing 80 II
va. hfourh, ont boo examination that tno
Lime AID Maggie Welsh. ~ 40. - tarpl.st Brootyn
ordered mat amount o drtrood-. Berry ga iu
the order. 10 made up himself and putloned ~ O. e
saloon a. TWENTY y.nn'hst and ~iNhavc- Berry then
TUNED Co. the and r,Ioft,d sic. lie permit
"a 10 leave tho store Instead e. going home. Bofr,
won't to RrooAI,u. taxing The parcel with him
Iht father of The 'ouus women received "a" parcel.
hut received thoe fog t ~. Thought thr pro-. tl
such strange one 'h1t De- reported t An n,c.tpat
followed ald B,ifr was airostd In The cont tn DIS.
confessed his sglt.
New-York tribune., 1890-08-07
!SUINDZERS At FORK At BOTH ENDS.
POOR IMNIGRAYTs AT THE MERCY OF HEART
LESS AGENTS IL EUROPE As WELL
As II AMERICA.

The Tribune recently exposed an old and hcartleSs
system of ,wiudine poor Immigrant, carried on by
alleged bankers in the Hebrew district OF this city
ssh, sell - their unfortunate victims bogus prepaid
tickets. \ case Wa reported yesterday which seems
f. indicate that these ,Vudlcr, work both ends ot
the line. >vudliuc their dup", ~ Europe. Jan VII
Llcwl,l. 20 Russian pedcr. came here on SUNDAY win
l, VIE ana children on the steamer Gcllert. Of the
HAMBURG American Packet Company. The poor man
Lad ,i,cd 200 roublc, after year, Of severe deprNa
ton. u order 10 imuigIaie 10 TINS country anu u"'
a farm In ;he West
Wltkicwicz called on Mr. Boas. Of the Hamburg
American Packet Company AMI tod him that he bad
ri,rrb,-d "A dryt for 800 from W. G. Wolh. AT Ham
burg. Who represented himself a agent for Wolh'
Furopcan FNprc,, Company. Of 40. - Broadway
Witlcvlcz ,t,, that ". G.. Wolf wanted 10 give
HIM a check. bat Wthicvicz preferred draft Wolf
gave him d draft for hi- LOO rouhlc'. PAYABLE "a
twenty DAYS. for *-oo. Poor N.tMe"''I was 'H''''u
oven iu tlu, tran,action for thc rpube is worth 30
cents. and ih" pedlor -h"nh have received F'o+'
NoN WitkicvI,I SAY, that the company not only
refused t. honor th, draft. but Informed INN th''
#, ,youlI accept uo draft fr N ". e. Wolh. Mr. Loa'
as, hat I'm, Is the -c,oud >Nudlc that hi, come 10
b, notice lu which thn name Of ". {. Wolt appeared
Nr Uoa- advised NthicNl,K 10 return ID hdhlpuIS (
ard compel Won 10 refund IN" money lle o'tF'II
D., -.,d t'e Russian back 10 Euiop" on charity rate
r.rort.r va, unable - obtain much lnf'fUltlloH
,, th. office of Wuln', European Express t"WIauN
rh. ,,ul, p.reon found there was German clerk VINO
,t,uuw lodged that th" company lad HJ''i'n WI
Li.,yirl', draft lie admitted that Noln was an aGcl
for The company. but md that p" had no nSHi -
au df.,f', for the company. because he was not en-
,.,.d b, tie company for that purpose. ana th'ni"r
f.r had been any dishonesty on the pari oi W &
Wo.N the company Wao not responsible Tor H.