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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23

New Yorku; do rezolucyj sejmo-
wych: Leszczyhski re Sand Beach,
Czerniak Wilkesbarre, Pa, Sado-
wski Pittsburgh.
spodziewaja sic, ze jutro ma Sci
mie bedzie obecnym Najprzew. Bis
kup Foley polskimi kaplanami z
Detroit.
Ze Sejm niemieckich katolik0w.
Bufalo, ". y, % wrzesnia.
DIS rano Arcybiskup Katzer z
Milwaukee odprawi} solenne Nabo-
zehstwo W katedrze sw. J6zefa. Ka-
zanie mia} ks. Biskup Zardetti St.
Cloud, MINI.
o godzfnie 10 rano odby}o sic
pierwsze posiedzenie niemiecko-ame.
rykahskiego zwiazku kap}anow, a o
godz. popo}udniu pierwsze posie-
dzenie towarzystw m}odziezy.
o godz. 8 pcpoludniu odby1o sic
pierwsze posiedzenie sejmu. Obrano
urzednik6w, mianowicie: Edward
Neuhaus Louisville, KY, zosta}
obrany prezydentem, Franz Banner
Syracuse, N. Y, wiceprezydentem,
dalej: Matthias Rohr z Buffalo, Jos.
Gumersbach re St. Louis G. Jaegle
Pittsburgh.
o godz. 8 wieczorem odby}o sic
pierwsze og6lne zgromadzenie, ma
kt6re publicznosc wstep miaia. Pre-
nova powita} zgromadzonych dele
gatow burmistrz miasta, g. j. Bischof,
Niemiec. Nastepnie przesliczna mia1
move Najprzew. Biskup Ryan z
Buffalo. Take pan Bergboff pre-
mawias. z wysokich dygnitarzy byIi
obecni: Arcybiskup Katzer, Biskup
Zardetti i Biskup Wigger Il New.
arku, N. J.), jakotez B;skup Ryan,
ktory ku kohcowl oswiadczy}, re
ojciec swiety polecis mu udzielic
aposaolskie biogos}awiehstwo 5 Sci
mowi niemieckich katolik6w.
Skutki suszy upafoW.
ashland, Vas, % wrzesnia.
Cd kilku dni panuja tu straszliwe
upa}y susza. w okolicy sroza sic
pozary las6w i wielu osadnik6w ma
gruntach r1adowych straciSo ca}e swe
mienie. Mad koleja Omaha szkody
zrzadzone So olbrzymie. Try mile
cd Cable przesz}o sto sag6w drzewa
stoi W p}omieniach.
Nova Osada.
Guthrie, O. r., % wrzesnia.
Dzis W po4udnie godz. IL rozpo-
cze}o sic prawdziwe szturmowanie
do obszarow przez Rad dla osadni-
k6w otwartych. Najlepsze grunta
znachodza sic W rezerwacyach szcze-
pu Iowa i szczepu Sac and Fox. Ko-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
Wielka Brytania.
Londya, % wrzesnia.

LONUy1t, ~ WTZesn1d.
Wzd}uz brAeg6w rzeki Dee szcze-
g6lny przedstawia sic widok. 20 stop
wysoki ba}wan wpedzony W gore
rzeki faktycznie powstrzymaa p}ynace
CORY masy wody i W rezultacie
powsta}a pow6dz, tax, ze rad rzeka
pofozone obszary ma kilka mil zupe}-
ME pokryte So woda. kt6rej tylko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
ROk IL.

lonisci mniej wiecej takich licz-
bach sic, zebrali: kolo Tohee 1000,
koso Langston 1900 Negr6w 500
Bialych, mad granica Kickapoo 5000,
mad granica Pottawattomie 1000.
Negrzy chca udac sic ku dolinie
Cimmaron i tam wsp6lnie sic osie-
die, ale ma doline to maja oko r6-
wniez cowboys obie partye groza,
ze przemoca obejma to okolice W
posiadanie.
Szczeg6lny widok przedstawiala
grenada dziewczat Guthrie, ktora
zasozywszy miedzy soba kompania
kolonizacyjna, zamierza rownie& osa-
de zaiozyc. Zaopatrzy}a sic W kuce
texaskie i W rodzaj uniformow pdoo-
bnych do stroju cowboys, zrewolwe-
rami "a pasem.
Do Guthrie wlasuie przybys pc
wien fotograf, ktory donosi, ze okoio
mile ma po}udnie cd Langston dwoch
Negr6w zosta}o zastrzelonych.
KOniec rewOlucyi.
Nev Orleans, % wrzesnia.
Ze San Antonio donosza, ze gen.
Stanley otrzyma} wiadomosc cd gen.
Lazerous, komendanta czwartego od-
dzia1u wojskowego Meksyku, IL
Garcia przesta& bye niebezpieczny.
Znajdowas sic on wraz re swoja szaj-
ka Poniedzia}sk q mil cd Reina-
sa, gdzie powstahcy rozdzielili sic,
azeby przez Rio Grande uciec do
Texas. Kilku uda}o sic przeprawi6
przez rzeke koso Taslichat, 12 mil
ponad Brownsville. 1000 jezdzc6w
meksykahskich pod rozkazami pub
kownika Hernandez Caveyas oto-
czy}o resztki pomiedzy Salicano
Reguosa, a po tel stronie wojska a
rnerykahskie stoja W pogotowiu, a
zeby ich wy}apae, skoro sprobuja
przeisd przez rzeke. Gen. Lazerous
twierdzi, 70 Gala ia szajka ma ma celu
rozb6j, a ME polityczne jakies "a
niary.
Ucieczka z wiezienia.
A6erdana, s. d., % wrzesnia.
William Johnston Grafton i Sa-
muel Smith County Walworth,
kt6rzy tu W wiezieniu byli zamknieci
"a brzydka zbrodnie, uciekli dzisiaj
szeryf nadaremnie jeszcze ich po-
szgkuje.
Smutny wypadek.
Independence, Ia., % wrzesnia.
Richard Egerton, jeden najstar-
szych obywateli County, wczoraj
wieczorem otruf sic przypadkowo,
czuwajac przy zwlokach swej corki.
(Dok. la 4sstei str.)
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Ze Sejmu ZwiazkOwegO.
Detroit, Micd., % wrzesni,

Detroit, Mich., % wrzesnia.
Telegram wiasny ,,Dziennika Chcagoskiego."
Nastepujace komitety zosta}y wy
znaczone: Do rewizyi ksiazek: I}o-
wiecki Detroit, Mich. J'iotrowski
Detroit, Byzewski Bay City, Mich;
do spraw organu zwiazkowego: sa-
dowski Buffalo, N. Y, Ka}duhski
ze St. Paul, Minu., Twarowski
Nanticoke, Pa; do konstytucyi: Bro
dowski Chicago, osuch Chicago,
B}aszczyhski Chicago, Nagiel z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23

pielgrzym6w zwiedzajacych swieta
to relikwie jest juz dotychczas zna-
czniejsza cd liczby wszystkich piel,
grzymow W ciagu roku 1914 az do
konca wystawienia zapewne dojdzie
do liczby dwoch milion6w.
AustrO- Wegry.
Wieden, % wrzesnia.
Ma posiedzeniu rady ministery-
alnej pod przewodnictwem cesarza
Franciszka J6zefa uchwalonopodwyz-
szy6 budzet wojskowy o 6 milionow
gulden6w powiekszy6 size armii ma
stopie pokojowej. Hrabia Taafe ME
by} obecnym ma posiedzeniu z powo-
du, IL chorym byl ma grype.
Francya.
ParyS, % wrzesnia.
DIS W Paryzu okolicy zimna fala
powietrzna W po5aczeniu ze silnym
gradem zmrozi{a owocy zbiorowi
tychze wielkie przynios}a szkody.
Parya, % wrzesnia.
xxx Steele" og}asza depesze cd
pewnego correspondents Badenii,
ktora podaie tres6 mowy wypowie
dzianej przez Wiel. Ksiecia Badenii
ku koncowi cwiczeh wojskowych
armii posudniowo zachodniej. w.
Ksiaze mia} powiedziec: ,,Od czasu
ostatnich 6wiczeh poiozenie Europy
wielce sic zmieni{o. Ofarss ponie-
sionych przez Niemcy ME poniza po-
stepowanie naszych sasiad6w, ktorzy
tylko czekaja ma korzystna sposo-
bnos6, by sprowadzic no nowo ere
krwawych zapasow. Musimy patrze6
w sprzysz}osc smia}o i Z gotowoscia
na wszystko, Gas jest bliski, w kto-
rym Niemcy beda zmuszone W obro
ME swej niepodlegsOsci podnies6 orez
przeciw wrogowi, ktorego krwawe
porazki mic ME nauczy}y. Bedzie
obowiazkiem dzielnego korpusu ba-
dehskiego pierwszy ogieh wytrzy-
mac, pierwszy napad odeprzet i
pierwsze odnies6 zwyciestwo.
Toz samo czasopismo utrzymuje,
re NOVA ia w Badenii wielke wy
wo{a{a wrazenie jakkolwiek prasa
niemiecka zupelnie niej zamilcza}a,
autentycznosci jej zaprzeczyc ME
MONA.
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Sroda, dnia % Wrzesnia 1891 r.

cha6, ze maja chleb sprowadzac
Ameryki i Egiptu.
Petersburg, % wrzesnia.
2 Tambowskiej gubernii prowin-
cyl sasiednich donosza, ze ludnosc
wlejska TAME jest zaopatrzona W "a
pasy zboza do Stycznia postara}a
sic nowe uprawienie gruntu. P6.
zniej juz trudno bedzie pozyska6
zywnosc dla ludu. Poniewaz niepo-
dobna sciagnat podatk6w, przeto
zatrzymano wyp}acanie pensyj urze-
dnikom. Nawet gdyby bysy srodki
do zakupienia zapas6w zboza, trudno
by}oby wszelkie potrzeby za}atwi6,
utrzymanie szpitali, szk6} i t. p. sta
ME sic prawie niepodobnem.
Wiesniacy sprzedaja "a bezcen
5ydio dla braku owsa siana. Konia
MONA dostac "a diva ruble, krowe "a
piec rubli, a zrebieta po 20 : so ko-
piejek. Jezeli ME zdoiaja sprzeda6
koni, zabijaja je dla sk6ry. Ludzie
majacy zatrudnienie nawet rzadowe,
wystawieni sa ma najwieksza nedze
takze, gdyz roboty skohcza sic, skoro
pierwszy mroz nadejdzie.F Ale narod
ufa rzadowi.
Rumunia.
Wiedea, % wrzesnia.
S4ychae, jakoby kr6l Rumunii z
powodu choroby zony intryg dwor-
skich wyrazi} sw6j zamiar abdykowa-
MIA rumuhskiemu premierowi i in
nym.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
ROsya.
Petersbura. 22 wrzeSnia.

PeterS6uTg, * wrZeSn1a.
Zbadanie sadowe chIeba sprzeda-
wanego we welu miejscach przez
ludzi niesumiennych wykaza}o, re
chleb ten ist.tnie zawiera} trujace
substancye. w Morshause areszto-
wano kilku piekarzy beda stawieni
pred sad. Wiele pr6bek takiego
chleba zawlera}o po 70 procent ziemi
piasku, a 30 procent odPadk6w ma
cznych.
Prawie wszyscy urzednicy rzadowi
odstapili dobrowolnie Geese swojej
pensyl ma fundusz ratunkowy. Sly
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23

wyzsze punkta wystaja. ze wszech
stron North Wales, Anglii i poau-
dniowej Szkocyi donosza wielkich
szkodach, kt6re zniwa ponios}y.
Londy'a, % wrzesnia.
Urzad zdrowia W Kilburn, pred
miesciu londyhskiem, zajmuje sic
teraz sledztwem W sprawie nag}ej
smierci pewnego cz}owieka, kt6ry
mia} umrzec ma cholere. By} on tylko
godzine chory umar} posr6d zwy-
k}ych oznak azyatyckiej cholery i
jest og6lne mniemanie, IL by} to pra-
wdziwy..wypadek tej strasznej zarazy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
Rumunia.
Telegramy KrajoWe.

IelegfdMy AldJOWe'
Ze Sejmu niemieckich katolik0w
W Buffalo.
Napfyw Osadnikow do nOwego
terrytOryum.
,,Wielka rewolucya" W Meksyku
zakOncZOna.
Zjazd ,,cygarnikow" W Indiana.
polls.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
Niderlandy.
Haqd, % wrzesnla.

Pu}kownik Bergansins, minister
wojny, proponuje, by w Niderlan-
dach wprowadzono przymusowa s}u-
zbe wojskowa taxa, jaka istnieje we
wszystkich innych pahstwach Euro
py. Siuzba trwa}aby przez lat 10 i
miaiaby sic sk}adac z 6,letniej sflzby
przy pu}ku 4-letniej przy rezerwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
Watykan.
Rsyn, % wrzesnia.


Duchowiehstwo niemieckie i austry-
ackie otrzyma}o brewe papieskie
wzywajace je do jak najenergiczniej-
szego wystapienia przeciw pojedyn
kom. Papiez wyliczy} kary przez
Jego poprzednik6w na}ozone ma bio
racych udzia} W pojedynkach i doda},
re kary te zarowno ma sekundant6w
spadajs, jak ma pojedynkujacyoh sic.
Ubolewa} mad ia ktem, re ustawy cy-
wine przeciw rojedynkom wcale ME
znachodza zastosowania, gdyz zo}nie-
RE bywaja zmuszeni do odbywania
pojedynk6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-09-23
POrtugalia.

L3z6Ond 22 wrZeSnla.
Francuska misya w Gwinei poriu-
galskiej zosta}a napadnieta przez
krajowc6w, kt6rzy dziesiec os6b do
misyi nalezacych pozabijali. Wys4a-
no statek wojennv portugalski do
ukarania krajowcow.
The sun., 1891-01-29

s.. in court one Of t4s bsrnsss: M q the p: }:,
years. having been frat appointed hy President
Arthur. he. 10 an authority on the .nb)eot OF
practice. aud II IL said IL not satishsd With any
proposition Of law that I. not founded nnon
Magma ChartA. or doee not iuyolrs his Iavof1te
theme OF mon aLstanie reredicin. MI, Mapry 10
bn A1S 1Ss etS cSscs AZ bss Sees 90 ens on thus ssina
him a. very .iorid complexion. His nose 10 Al
ways lifted toward heAyen. and bis eyes ore
guarded BY gold. mounted glasses.
Senator Mitchell Of Oregon. with tho aid OF
Senator Hiscock and q huge and beautiful
Columbia River salmon. cleared the Senate
chamber to.day a. sffectualiy as q sEseeh by
senator Blair could have done. NJ Mitcneil
friend In Oregon and he Invited all tho Ssns-
tors aud = few gen emen a. help him cat T. The
feast was set Tor 2 O'Clock, and at hat hour
Mr.. Hiscoet was 9ddresslng ,hS senate ns on e. E
counter attraction the .senatots all vacated
the chamber and descended 70 tho res,anffNn.' ~
Vice. President Morton left the chair' ana Mt.
Hiscock's only auditors were biz colleague.
Mr.. Evarfs, who ioit In duty bound 20 imam;
the special steuograyhcr. ard q handful OF
gallery spectators who weIe not lhNiteo 10
meet tho salmon.
The sun., 1891-01-29

the District Attorneys Office arrested James
levy in Warren street yesterday on n bench
warrant from Recorder Smyth. based upon
three indictments for forgery in the second
degree Tho complainant against Levy before
the Grand Jury was Manager II. Schoen berg OF
Amhergs Theatre who charges that Levy. in
March last. forged Schoenberxs signature 10
three checks, agRregating sSso purpo,tine to
Levy was committed to tLo Tombs.
In 1858 Levy pleaded guilty y In the General
Sessions 10 ouqrortinR TO be dawn by & Sunsrn
tendSnrHyde OF the niverssl Star ana Room j.
corner Sweeper Company. 10 whoes employ
law then was. SeLtencs was suspended Su-
pertntondent Hyde reen.ployipg Levy. and per-
mittina him 70 pay back the money obtained
on the forged checks.
The sun., 1891-01-29

The Recent Storm Destroyed Many Struc.
turc. In the We.terM Part OF the state.

The Recent Storm Destroyed Many Struc-
lures In the Western Part oG the state.
Hartford. Jan. %. Tho late storm was very
destructive to country bridges In Connecticut
especially In tho middle.and western parts of
the State In Litchned. Hartford Middlesex
and New Haven counties from twelve to fifteen
bridges were wrecked or hoated away bodily
ones. Tho flood was very destructive along
tho Pennington River. In the neigh orhood
OF Barkhampstsd two largo bridges were car
ried down stream by the hool. The big Pleas
ant Valley bridge was swept from it's abut-
ments and dumped in tho middle Of the stream.
Another bridge was swept away at Bark
hampstsd Hollow. At North Colehrouk IN
sysanchs Of Ice VA. riled Hxainst the bridge
road, The wster was four feet deep
10 The the Wnssed stage for was several asys'
A Ane bridge was destroyed at Clayton Station
and fifty test OF tho roadway washed away.
The bridge will be replaced probably With an
On account of the destruction of the great
Housatonic dam 100 workmen lave been
thrown out OF work. The heavy snow storm
completely locked up the little mountain vii
lass Of SninsId; Tho place was buried in snow
ss .s ri only Church RsGs wss. " rnns into
Only the esxton and organ blower reached the
Second Conversational Church. and at the
Baptist Church two or three lersHns made the
congregation. Senior Warden Toby and Ills
Ss as Sn I
people gathered In tho Ropan Catholic Church.
than that Of the great blizzard.
The sun., 1891-01-29
TRYING TO sRkax BLIND DAVIS WILL.
n's Nephews Dtspste The Rishs 81 Asu,s
Z. Diver 80 Appear y. Nsir-ss-Lsw.

n's Nephews Dtspste the Right ef Auu,e
{. Diver 20 Appear ss Neir-ss.Isw.
Ever since Blind Dan Murphy's will was
offered for probate BY the executor. John II.
shea. there have been rumors in tho Fourth
ward that two Of Dams ncrhows intended 10
OPPOSE the probate. by the terms of the will
Murphy. who was commonly reruted TO be
worth half million. left all OF his real estate
and 20 per cent. o, hls money In banks TO his
daughter. Annie G. Diver. the wife Of Police
Justice Divers son. The other 80 per cent OF
tho funds was TO 60 to hts two nephews VII.
liam q. and Daniel S. Murphy who are dis
satisfied with their share. They took tho first
stems yesterday In an action To- con eat the will.
Ex.surrocste Rollins, who ncts for tho exccu.
tor In his petition asking for the probate OF tho
viii. cites Annie c. Diver as the sole heir at
law OF Dan Murphy The two nephews 70.
taiped James J. Walsh and Hamilton. Booraem
4 Beckctttc begin rrcreedings looking TO a
contest. They fiici q petition With Surrogate
Ransom for an order directing Executor John
proba,s should not % Ss smsnaed is sy % srkins out S
tho name OF Annic Z. Diver a. helr- law.
AND Ss 3. 81 81 1s % S
'ssah sesh nf,lil Sani.l r. and William @ Murphy t,lea
shiid Of %sn aarphy bsS. aafsny HS % s"ss
in MS nt'dsyit that his Incl; iiycd Win his
dial The only child he say. OF ,his marriage
was Solomon who disd Two years ter this
wifs's death. Daniel =. Murphy swsars. was tho
nrst time he saw Annie q. Diver, then y child
Of or 10
With the petition was submitted the affidavit
oi Ellon Nonroy. WHO lives at "a thorIy street,
death Annie G, Sinnott. now Annie c. Diver.
was about or \ Years old. Bridget Sinnot'.
who was afterwnrd married to Dan Murphy.
Mrs Conroy swears. claimed to be tho mother
OF Annie
Upon those alldavits. which wnre submitted
on Tuesday. Surrogate lansom yesterday
issued tn" order prayed for. citing Mr.. Rollins
or the executors 70 apro ,r on Fob =.
Lawyer Walsh said Inst night that he hRd
evidence to prove that Annie C. Diver was
born at least seven- Years before Bridget Sin
mott 9 marriage to Bind Dan. Sha brought an
action for separation aRainnt Ian In March,
INA In the Court oi Common Pleas and Mir.
MSrnbs "a 1Sst ms nct In =" wh.h sbs S5 NIT
that tho child Annie was hers and was born
several years before her marriage TO Dan.
The sun., 1891-01-29
SHE rs FOLLOWING HER OWN WISHES.
Young Mrs. seaman Says No Ono Porced
Her to Leave Her Husband.

Young Mrs, Scnmnn Says No Ono Porced
Her to Leave Her Husband.
Charles II. Senman's application for AN order
directing the parents OF his wife, Mabel l..
Scam an 10 return her to him came up before
Judge lppraham 10 the Supreme Court.
Chambers. yesterday. Mrs. Seaman was pro
duced by her parents. Mr.. aud Mrs John A. T..
Gloro OF 90 West 126th street. in obedience TO
tho writ issued by the court on Monday She
is petite. blue Dyed. dark haired. and pretty.
She Is II years old. The husband is not more
than as. Judge Ingraham referred the matter
TO James J. Malls as referee who began the
hearing at once.
Young seaman was the frst witnsss. He
said they were married 10 December. lsso
elicted from the witness that he had gone TO
Grern wich. Conn. three months after his mar
riaRe. remaining two weeks and that he had
gone there 10 avoid n the service Of summons MN = 3
had been charged with larceny. three times
during his married life. aud refused to say
whether he had been charged with forgery
during the pnst two weeks. He also declined
larceny ard whether he had pawned his
moi her IN laws wedding ring.
Mrs Seamnn said she had left her husband
OF her own roo will, and that she would not
Tssaons Tssan 10 . ha, n had BEEN wish
forgery by VIM. IA. Shpman. q Jswcller. OF
Maiden lane. and had been imprisoned for
thirty days for larceny. She said also that
night quito frequently. and had never made
ia. t.slactory cxplanntion
Mr. and Mrs GlOro testified that Mabel came
t. them without warning. and deniei placing
any restraint unOn her
The referee will submit the evidence 10 udge
lnyTAhHm.
The sun., 1891-01-29
EO1H Walk ER'S ESTATE,
The Heirs Accuse the Trustees or COuve ri
Ing Moaey TO Their Own Use.

ing Mo.ey TO Their Own Use
BALTIMORE. Jan. %. A controversy over tho
estate OF the late Noah Walker has been begun
In tho courts. Noah Walker died on Feb B.
1874. leaving an estate estimated Rt 81. 800 900
Samuel Hamilton CRnRhy and Noah Walker
Cauxhy were named in the will as sole trust ees
Of the whole estate. and no bond WAS required
OF them. The sum OF s25. 600 MAS beIueath hed
to each OF the trustees The rest Of the estate
Patrick Henry Walker, only son OF the de-
ceased. should attain the nEe Of 81 years
Patrick Henry Walker died on oct. ~. 1886
leaving a widow. Mrs, Rosa H. Walker. and
five childIen; Th: children ar" Noah Walker
q. ~. shelton. Henry ". Naker. and Hamilton
&. Walker. who IL In his 2Oh ,sur. The widpW
and children are tho parties To- the suit. The
trustees hav" h0en In pOsse.rlon o! the estate
since the death Of Noah Walker. Appended to
tn. bin is list of fourteen interroRatories for
tho trustees to4answ-r covering all their trans.
actioDs rom the time the estate uassed into
their hands.
The complaint charges that the accounts ars
confused; that tn" iru.tees havo converted 10
10 The estate: ;har iu l-sG II" trustees stated
that the incom. received ifom the estate OF
Noah walker tor ten years previous AVERAGED
&l3, JO2. wherehS the income from the personnl
estate Of Mr.. Walker alone NJ the time ~ his
den'h was more thnr s3'oDu; that the trus-
tees have invested IN ground rent, $42.n23.
whereas the will ldirecte TIA, slOooO he In
vested yearly and applied to tho principal pt
the estate. II these lnv"srncnts.u is declared.
had been nude during the sixteen wears tho
sums invested with interest should aggregate
now nearly SZtU.btU
The sun., 1891-01-29
MISS TIL.LTB MrER.
TIE oivt with . Yevts.e who EispeA viii
Hisek snssh 0slaersieeve.

ni.ehsnssh ausersieeve.
Connictns reports are being circulated con.
corning the Whereabouts Of Misc Tillis Myer.
who elopsd from Huntington on Saturday With
Charles Gildsrslsevs. who left wife and two
children behind. A conductor on the Long
Island Railroad said he brought them into
Long Island Ctty on his train Yesterday.
Friends Of the couple who Visited Oyster Bay
cay they are s,ill In that place. Gilderslsevs
ned to that VILLAGE the night before the slope-
ment to ESCAPE warrant issued BY his wife to
compel him TO support his children. He was
Joined thsre the next day BY Miss Mysr.
Another report comes from Locust VALLEY. .
short dis,an from Oyster pay. 1t SAYS that
the couple are stopping In MRS. FleminRs Ho-
tel In that village, where Miss Mysr Is lying
Dangerously Ill. The report further says that
Miss Myer was taken sick Immediately on her
arrival. The nature OF her illness v as not re-
ported. but It was Of such = serious character
that DR.. Seaman was called in to attend her.
from Glen Cove Tor Consultation. tiiiderslseye
.qsS ss' s s' !: ws:
'#hsna hysI Il: 5sisss Of . tho young g, xc; q
bouts bout he said she hsd gone TO the eit, on Sat.
Sa1s snd nf on not HS home
reie with friends. The coupls were almost
heart when ipiofmcd shst their
story liz ,ssid .hs., both G@IIdsrT,Issys @ and ~
ssos. :sq a. Ii: RSuss MHs Hs sussef d
n% ,n: w.rH sos n saee .Hs %ss se saI
.:,sr sn5 %s,hsI sa ,aiS,S ,iYs
hs Ssnds, ., as nns ~rosnsS Mrs Mysr said WIN
"Ohl II cant be- tue thatlMr. bingham is
matred MAJ too he ksp, np a. norIespondence r. M den
week
Immediately after hearing the reports con.
fys"s ysl S.snca a .s soss a
ssa 81 spsi@s a@ .1s @ssrs ~: :: %:s RinsSsn Ilss
Of which is known only to themselves.
The hoi seshoenc shop in Huntington. where
made his acquaintance, was open as usual
yesterday. The place is .s Owned by the young
VANS father. Henry l., Giidsrsleeye: . Young ing
loss OF her husband Ia that she iid not succeed
In having him arrested bciors his departure
Dor, @ fs Of ilis iamily When GiIdsrsleeve went 10
tho city lasi Friday TO buy a mat. for n horse
vi s nn
cane tins warrant on his return 70 iiun.inK,o1
Gildersleevo is described as . muscular
ona manners. Miss Myer ia pretty. yivacious.
and we'll educated. She has small fortune III
her own right. and she owned her own horses.
country r, ads at speed In yellow dog cart.
Tho dexterity with whch she handled the reins
excited tho ad mil alton Of both sexes. Shortly
before the clopnIEent Bingham used 10 accom-
uany her on her drives q uring tho day Glider
sleeve waa her companion after dusk. Two
Tor Charles Gildersleeve. They undoubtedly
arc horses he purchased In the city on Friday
Tor Miss Myer II is said oil his expenses were
betrayed by Miss Myer.
The sun., 1891-01-29
M.iRRIED At 10.
Landlord John Il. Brown Do-snt Mean to
Let 90 Of Life just Yet.

Landlord John II. brown Doesn't Mean to
Let 90 Of Life just Yet.
John p Brown. the owner Of n famous sum.
mer hotel at Newfoundland n. j.. was mar
r!ed yesterday to Miss Emma r Riker OF New.
ark al her home in Pine and Boudinot streets.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Al.
bert Mann of ST. Luks's NJ. j.. Church and the
wsddiny party con sisted OF INN ed late friends
ant relatives OF tho bride and groom
Mr. Brown took his bride upon u wedd nR
tour and reception will be held ~ New
fomndland when they return.
Mr., Brown 10 IS years old, and he Is one OF
the wealthisst mon IN Morris county as we'll 40
one OF the best known. His hotel is on the old
highway through Peluannock valley which
ads to all OF the important places In northern
New Jersey.
Miss kiker IL still youthful. and IL q bright.
vivacious, but self -reliaut woman. owning
property in Newark where she has boon thrown