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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23

that no trouble occurred over tho entry. The
GRWsr eopnty scat l. miles from
tiiS Iatter place until Tomorrow evening.
The Governors course in regard to the town
sites is approved by Secretary Noble. rs shown
t by tno following telegram from tho Secretary
No 9rdsrs revoked. My, only advice is to
use civil! officers until absolutely necessary to
sites "1 as FS Spsned you @
preserve the law and protect the dovernmont
In tho use OF its own land for It's own purpose"
one at A S as S5 p a sSss amss
before the pfllcsc doors for four days past
brought to them by their wives. children. or
uThe first man IN the limo was John Diamond.
Receiver Barber to make the necessary exam,
H. q @ ssf ahS ysL s
I'll liz nna S hrSSis sst their
;S:S ss$s X tSs ssS
dier that stepped out from tho head Of tho line
At that timo fully 2G mon were s still in line.
Se Gr4 ssF pistol shot
ss%al " today f ier tho waifns crowd
Gnsetaw City e start u thS biz for tho
Of being within mile Of tie line. and FOR more
than year 1t has been tho rendezvous Of n lot
81 homo seekers. who have waited patiently all
this time for the President to issue the procla-
has bsan t6ss the AUTHOR
show to the honest settlers. but still some Of
the Interior Department, II not working an in
derinG his :, chances for holding his claim yory
"pcng ths new lands t
a. on-mineral aAidiayt was deci ed
o." ,ii.,n ana any one could flS on claim claim
in question, In trying 70 avoid the killings
and costly litigation which marked tho cclc-
brntcd opening two years ago. the present
he has ee ut
only cnd In q hopeless legal tangle '
When the signal shot wns frcd It was exactly
IL o'clock. according To- central standard time.
s ns Until SSy oot"a h
eyes OF the soldiers who were there to see
that no ono got in ahead OF time.
tau wySnss idtsrs f taa tSam tha
signal for starting would soon be given. When
he arrived at a point near the centre, he drew
MS revolver and rapidly discharged its six
The first report had no sooner rnnG ont ut
was Derby that T. simply, beyond dcscrp-
ton. There were bloYded kentucky racers.
Evsrybody applied H the Whip and spur.
| and many were the catast trophies. although
none Of them was serious. 1t was race that
| the man who reached claim and found it un-
occupied was lucky indeed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
MANAGER wooD.s srRArAGEM.
Advertised Agnes Hernd0n Under tho Name
OF Mend0n-A Dismal Failure.

OF Hendon-A Dismal Failure.
A young man who gave his name as Alfred
II. Wood and represented himself as the man
ager OF an alleged theatrical company came
to grief In Tottenville on Saturday night.
through his inability to produce star that he
had advertised under an abbreviated name.
Last week he had Tottenville and surrounding
villages billed with posters announcing that
Agnes Hcndon and her company would appear
in La Belle Marie. or Woman's Revenge" at
knights Of Pythins Hall. Tho manager sought
public into the belief TINT Agnes Hcrndon. who
owns the above named play. would appear.
periorm s " to begin Manager Wood sent one one
Of his assistants out before the footlights. who
said he regretted that he was compelled
that through some unavoidable mishap and a
combination. OF unfortunate circumstances
tise ed But rather than n dsappent the audience
a change OF programme would he given. The
then aad spSd the
house. and several OF those in the audience
the hsNf return urn" Of their money. Others followed
them. and in few minutes there was stam
Wood. who was in tho office became pale.
and was in the act Of closing the window, when
the excited persons threatened to mob him il
to refund the money, but the work progressed
very slowly. After all the money had been
paid out Wood announced that he was. s23
tees Of the hall. rather than have any serious
trouble. paid tho s23 out o., his own, pocket.
and the hall was cleared. Wood and all his
alleged theatrical company were taken TO tho
station house. All were let go excepting Wood.
He was arraigned before Justice letnan on
Monday night, but was remanded.
Manager Wood said to reporter yesterday
that he did not know Miss Herndon, or any
member OF her troupe. and.when asked why he
had advertised her play. replied that he had
simply run across one Of her bills and thought
1t o good one to advertise a company with
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
THEY ALI BOUGHT sCIfNEIDERs LOTS.
but schneider's Title Didn't Hold, and There
Is Indignation and strife.

The East Paterson Lot Buyers Association
held meeting lust evening in tho restaurant
at OF Cedar street. l.. II. Schneider bought
$4,000 worth Of land in East Paterson from
Cornelius Van Diem. and. failing to pay for it
at the time agreed upon. tho land went back
into Van Dien's possession. Meantime Schnci-
der had sold lots to about one hundred people.
They were all at the meeting trying to effect
a plan by which J. r. Anderson. who had pro-
yiously bought Of Schneider. might pay to Van
Diem what remained to be paid on the land
and organize stock company to carry on the
scheme. The association had appointed IA
charge of the $3.50 which was left when
This committee consisted Of J. C. Muller,
Chairman. q. W. Van Tassell. !. Bannell. and
started the committee began to quarrel Mr..
porscheimer called Mr.. Muller rascal. and
Muller called porscheimcr n liar. Then Van
Tasscll called Muller a liar. When the gen
eral commotion had been quieted an agree
ment was made with Anderson and tho meet
ing dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
JOTIINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The Erie sunday night special train leaving Chambers
street at IL 40 Las been discontinued for the
Judge McAdhm has granted an absolute divorce =
Josephine Anderson from David Anderson.
The Committee Of One Hundred. who want the els-
vated roads put out Of the Battery Park will have Q
hearing before the Park Commissioners to-day.
rhci Clerk O q. Nicol OF the Street Cleaning DE-
partmsnt has resigned His salary WAS 81 400 II n
Intended to consolidate that office wth the private eco
re,aryship.
The Belmont Riding Academy Company Limited has
bern Incorporated with capital Of $4,000 TO main.
tain riding academy and care for horses Samuel and
Eisar W Coles lIcien o, clifford Joseph A. Flynn. and
AIlson Gerry are the managers,
Assistant District Attorney Lindsay received n telo-
gram yesterday from Assistant Secretary Oh state
Wharton informing Mr. Lindsay that the erman Gov.
ernmrnt had discharged True " Holt tho alleged dc.
tnuliing agent In this city Of the Gas
l!sht Company of Philadelphia, who, as charged an.
on tr steamship Sormannia on June 4 Holt had b.en
held 10 await extradition proceedings.
s%m"body dI9rpoh lighted cigar or cigarette At .
arln'k yesterday on one or 900 bales Of cotton dis-
charged from the Savannah liner city OF An.
sa''a .,o on , saturday and piled IN wss. street
Tanned hame and twenty three bales begnn
blazing m"rrily. A gang Of ngshoremen worE1ns
s sns IN, Ssy"nnah r"mPsnys pier pulled tho burning
h9ss " work the ire was out The damage wAs UialsS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
HE WANTED 1900 SILVER DOLLARS.
As They Were Not forthcoming, He De.
ciined to Wed Miss Mognes.

San Francisco. Sept. 22.-The wedding OF
Ignacz N. Eiscnberg and Ida Mognes OF this
city has been postponed. Tho event was to
have occurred on last Sunday. and oil prepare.
tons were made The groom il u years old.
and the bride is two years his junior. Tho
friends OF tho prospective bride did not intend
they presented her with purse containing
$4,000. Tho bridegroom heard OF this wind
anf fhs d tn" TSf hlGs
announced that a, feeling had come over him
that, tho dowry had better be placed in his
hands before the wedding than In his wife's
aftcrward. His proposition was received with
much SURPRISE, and was declined with scorn.
mo dewry In advanco na yh and 1hn
got neither money nor wife.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
GOT EVEN, ITALIAN STYLE
PREROTO WAITED 4 FORTNIGHT FOE
pROpIDENCE TO AI7.NGE HIM.
Then 1le Wnyinid His Enemy In Mulberry
street and slew Him with Ono sure
kutG, Thrust - scnpe OF the Murderer.

Then He Wnylnid His Enemy In Mulberry
street and slew Him with Ono sure
knife Thrust Escape OF the Murderer.
Tho upper end OF Mulberry Bend was rod
dcncd by another murder at dusk last night.
Joseph Prcroto stabbed Antonio Rosa in the ab.
domcn with big knife and without warning.
prcroto came from tho southwest OF Italy
four years ngo. leaving his wife and children
behind him. His brother. Sabatino. accom-.
panied him and married an Irish girl. Louisa
Gray She and Sabatino lived at 100 Mott
street. Joseph came to them recently and
slept at night in a bed made up In their sitting
room.
The Prcroto brothers worked as laborers 70.
Gently at cxcavating n cellar at Beaver and
Broad streets. There they found Antonio
Rosa. who came from their neighborhood IN
Italy. He lived in boarding house at 13o
Mott street.
On Aug ~ the foreman Of tho gang in charge
asked thom TO go to work in tho afternoon ~
ten minutes before tho noon hour was up.
Joseph Prcroto picked UP his shovel. but other
workmen tried to deter him. He was indlffer-
pcrated at his behavior. cried scab." and
and crTSs VI; o4hpiS he Iii rsSss Rs sss
|ssi %ssa s%ss Ss!ss
ago: t p nrrss5 N the s' Ts%Ss ts%St ES:s
oth@r conscntcd and IL" raconelatlSn Wa
II '9SaE at tns @
paid for the wine out of tho bush money,
But Prcroto was not satisfied He complained
bitterly at home that he had been treacherous-
"SGXeer mind that" said Louisa: "let God
But Preroto said: II will get even with hint
wait"
@psa e d ISL w ht sav end e
ans After lint he spoke
the matter; HIS bend still hurt Hin.
hS o whG a in e she a
ter ter, home iS from, ~ work last night As they
ssw rs@s l%nx t6s% s saassdsI
in front Of "a. u butcher shop kept BY
lafaele snnto. he auickened his steps:
on tho outside Of the walk. saw the fash OF the
knife Rosa sank I" his knees but arose e md
fell on his back in the buck room there and
CASH =owe " how "GfT ros? s had struck
Rosa had carried his shovel and dinner pail
fell on his back. lay his cont.
Fr"r"t3 ran away Through Canal street; l half
sk to a19E s n"s the rSs yp6s have
found him yet 1t seems certain that after the
killing he returned to his home; Syn r.:
aske nn shs said she had no
seen him since o'clock. A little later. In the
course Of a conversation, she said:
other S uT Then sh. nddnd But he said tha&
God would take caro- Of the quarrel"
When the reporter asked an 1rishman IN
front Of tho house Mt what time Preroto had
been there no answered.:
:" He, was here at half-rast 7; He stayed
about half an hour and Their, went away"
The Irshman further added that Preroto
had made a remark similar to that Louisa
quoted.
Rosa was % years old and unmarried.
Preroto is "a. He Is very dark and has a small
black moustacho He had O. red bandanna
handkerchief about the wound on his head.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Surprise In tho Lingo Murder Case.

CAMDEN. Sept. 22.-The taking OF testimony
in the Miller murder case before Master-in-
Chancery Vroom this morning was brought to
a sudden stop by tho arrest of John o. Camp
bell. the alleged detectiye. on q charge OF per-
Campbell was committed TO prison by JUS
tice Cassaday. without bal for the present.
The charge Of perjury Is based on the
that Miss. Collins confessed to him
that John Miller. kher brother-in-law. killed
his wife. Francis Lingo. q negro. was con-
yicted Of the murder. and to-1ay's hearing
before MIR. Vroom was on an argument for
Campbell was employed by counsel for Lingo.
and his affidavit alleges that no secured an
acquaintance with the Miller household. OF
her, sisters murder. lio gained Miss Col:
lins's confidence. he says. and she told
which tho husband ended by killing his wife.
Gampbell alleges that the sister told him that
the body was carried to tho bush lot" where
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
JEALOUS OF THE BOARDE2S.
Hoist Wants Them Put Out OF HIS House.
md Mrs. Hobst Wants His 06 900.

THE reason why left my wife Is because
che allows the two boarders to sleep in a bed
and compels me to sleep on an old. hard
sofa" said Louis Hobst OF 1873 Seventh street.
when he was arraigned at tho Essex Market
Police Court yesterday. to answer u charge Of
abandonment.
He Is a brutal man," said the wife. Last
Wednesday he chased mo out Of the house
with Ratchet. and threatened to chop my
head Of"
II don't want them boardcrs." said the hus-
band. excitedly.
TITS his fault that took boarders," said the
wife. az she began to cry. and he has 5000
"A clear case Of jealousy" said Justice Ryan.
You must pay your wife - week. and l will
parole you on your own recOgnizance to do So"
This decision did not suit the wife. who
wanted the whole $1,000 In lump. She left
the court room In hut. threatening to bring
the case to higher court.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23

An epidemic OF ncas Is bothcring the house,
keepers OF tho Eastern District OF Brooklyn.
and four times within the last month tho Fire
Department has been called out to cxtlnguish
the flames started in attempts to destroy the
pests. Mrs. Mary Murphy. who lives
on the third floor OF 1Os Bedford av-
enuc. set fire at noon yesterday to
n plate Of sulphur She, closed tho
under her bed and went out TO buy meat for
dinner. When she returned her rooms were
her hnnk book Sho WAS so long up stairs that
two flromen went to see what was the matter.
They found her unconscious from the effects
Tho damage done by fire and water was
5000. and at midnight last night no decision
Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy as to the relative merits
Of fires md flcls,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
PERHAPS HE'LL TURN UP. NoW:
A Nice Little Fortune In Waiting for Young
William Mctzger.

Up to two months ago William Metzger kept
q barber shop on Fourth avenue. between
Ninety second and Nincty-third streets. He
went to Chicago then. and established himself
at " Elgbourn avenue. in that city.
Yesterday tho following personal appeared
In morning paper:
vUlLLIAM METZ,iER. barber. 20 years: born In
w Frankfurt N, Oct. -, 1871 cal! personally or
send your address to Mr. GEO. kISSISGEH ltU 9Th
A Sun reporter called on Mr.. KissinGcr. who
said that William Mctzgcr ST.. was IN old
friend Of his. .Mctzger's only child. the missing
young man. had served his apprenticeship.
and at the time Of his disappearance was an
expert barber. That was about six ycars ago.
and since then nothing has been heard OF him.
Two weeks ngo brother Of Mctzger. ST.. died
in Chicago. leaving at1nt sl25,4oO to his next
and son. Not line has been received, from
the young man; and even description is
lacking. as he has doubtless changed ma.
terially. since he ran away. A good share Of
$125.0OO Is strong magnet, however, and it
would not be surprising II young Mr.. MctZRer
found his way to Chicago within a short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
UNION AGAINST CHAPEL.
One Set or Union Men Walks Out OF Prs \ =
ing OMce ind Another Set Walks In.

Six composItors In the Recorder Office were
discharged on Monday by Foreman Harry
Madden on the ground that reduction OF the
force OF seventy men was necessary. There
was n chapel meeting yesterday afternoon. and
tho compositors decided by majority vote
that unless the six mon were reinstated all
the rest would go out. Foreman Madden re.
fused to relnstate the unlucky six. and at 9
O'Clock last night there was nobody to set up
The foreman appealed to the union. and Pres
ident William J. Brennan and all tho other
officers decided that the strike was contrary to
the laws Of the union. and that the places OF
the strkors-all union men,,shopld pc sup
piled with other union men. President Bren-
nan himself was the first to volunteer TO take
case. Many OF tho strikers who had, voted
against going ont approved tho Presidents
action. saying they would go to work them:
selves II hey were not bound by tho action OF
Mr. Brennan and other officers had drummed
up twSnty,three men at 8 3c ci H2 said he
vent tho Office from being rated
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
The Weather.

Fair weather prevailed yesterday In all parts Of the
country except for few sprinkes Of rain in the Gulf
States. The high pressure still holds to tho country
Of the Mississippi the centre being to the south OF
the lakes Its position gives reason to expect fair
weather for day longer. with slight increase
Of heat. The depression remains in the Northwest
States. one storm centre over Montana OF moderate
energy and second OF more decided formation north
OF the boundary line
There was change yesterday In temperature In
any of the districts 1t remained warm. with the tom
perature at or above 10 degrees from Philadelphia
south and all the central States and the
Northwest The highest temperatures were NJ degrees
Montgomery and Fort Smith 02 degrees at PhilAds
phia: Mooricad. 40 degrees and Huron 10 degrees
There should be slight increase Of heat to-day In the
lake regions and from this city northward along the
coast Yesterday In this city was fair making fifteen
consecutive days Of fair weather with but ono Light
shower the afternoon Of the 14th Highest ohciAl
temperature ~ Degrees lowest &c: average humidity.
rs per cent wind south. average velocity eight miles
hour.
The thermometer at Perry's pharmacy In THs suH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
MOTHER AND BABY KILLED.
Mrs. Mccormick Fell Against Her PnrlO
Door and Broke Her Neck.

CORTLAND. Sept. 22.-Lato last evening Mrs.
Frank Mccormick. tho wife Of Il Homer mer-
chant met with singularly sad DEATH Shc
was in her parlor talking with her husband
baby. She arose to go TO an adjoining room,
and whilo walking toward the door her foot
caught and She fell with her baby In her arms
weight Of her body bent her head back so as
70 break her neck. When her friends reached
few minutes without rcgalning consciousness.
Her baby WAS fatally Injured Mrs McCor-
mick was but rs years old. ind had been mar
ricd but short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23

In tho name OF othcr persons. and In some
casses In the names OF fictitious persons. =, 40.
Public Printing bureau, proven to have re-
ccived from $4,000 to x5O.lQO In commissions
and gifts from persons supplying the bureau
with printing plant and machinery. Ho was
dismissed and has fled from Justice.
,Bronskill. Superintendent OF Stationery IN
ceved several large sums In commissions and
gifts from persons supplying stationery to tho
bureau.
Four Cabinet Ministers. two members Of
Parliament, five official chiefs, and ut least u
dozen subordinate clerks, male and female.
ments investigated. Here is a pretty large
calendar Of crime. But there IL more to come.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Almost Stole siso Worth or shirts.

John James. truck driver in the employ OF
Harris Levy. a truckman at 20 East Broadway.
left his truck. containing a case OF shirts
valued at $50. in front Of the Morgan line pier
yesterday morning, While he was on the pier
Richard Bsttershc" and John Dunn jumped on
Mott and lJnyard streets they took tho case OH
tho truck and turned the team adrift They
then called an cXprrssmnn and offered nm
thirty-ilv cents to take the ease to o place In
R.adc street. They were putting the stolen
goods into the express wagon WIEN n3liI panI,
Court they We're renanhcd until this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Fractured His Child's Skull,

When Peter Monday returned from work last
night to his home ut 81 Hayward street, VIII
liamsburgh. his wlfe upbraided him with his
fondncss for drink. He threw chair. that
missed her and broke against tho wall. Then
he picked UP ono OF the pieces and aimed at
sssr sEa M wsf and ths
Rosie and fractured her skull. The mother's
cries attracted Policeman Maxwell. who found
Monday refused To make, any complaint, and
Monday WAS arrested on tho statement OF tho
ambulance surgeon. who said that the child's
condition was critical
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
SELECTED HER HUSBAND.
10 When Her Mother Arranged for Her
Wedding with Another she EIoped.

NEwBuRdH. Sept. Pillow Point, Just above
Fishkill. has had an elopcmcnt. Miss Estcle
Smith IL the handsome daughter OF Nathaniel
Smith. u merchant OF that place. The girls
mother had intcrfcrcd with her love Affairs
and insisted that she should marry George
Munnger. Tho wedding day had been set and
arrived sho ran of to New York with George
Terwilliger and married him there.
1t IL said that tho girls father thinks sho
did right. Tho girl returned homc and pro-
curing her bridal outfit. she went to New York
to live with her husband
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
DR.. Rurchara Very III.

SARATOGA. Sept. 22.-The Rev. DR.. q. D.
Burchard OF New York is alarmingly III at his
boarding house. 7 franklin square. In this vii
lage, He was FRUSTRATED with lumbago on
and hopes were entertained OF his speedy ro-
waited. and at o'clock this evening Ms sons
pressed a wish to SEQ them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Mary I.ov,n.sy Drowned Herself

Tho body Of Frederick Itochrcnbeck's SER
want girl who disappeared from her employ
crs house on Old Bergen road last Sunday.
ris Canal. was recovered yesterday afternoon
near tn" spot where tn. hat was found. Her
name Was Mary Lovinsky. She had been In
Gays he can form no theory Of her motive Tor
killing herself The body WAS taken to Specrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Tho Brooklyn .aa Bosto. Express.

BY tho Long Island and Eastern States lane
Leaves Long Island City and Brooklyn daily at II NJ
for Boston and intermediate points A solid vestibul.
Train WITH pnlimsn slespsIs No change: every com.
tOu Tickets and berths secured foot OF East 84th
e. ~ pos, <l6. p6o. lao. and 1913 Broadway.
6 ntSI:S Issa ,o Brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Mayor Cleveland Ill.

Mayor Orestcs Cleveland OF Jersey City was
taken suddenly and dangerously i'll yesterday
morning. His physician, DIR. Vondy. found
that he was suffering from n severe attack Of
neuralgia Of the stomach. He administered
several hyp"drrmic injections Of morphine.
1t was said at tho Mayors house last night
TINT his condition was somNwLAt improYed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Prisoners EIoss.d In . Canada. P-.o..

TORONTO. Sept 22-Patrick sheady. William
Learner. and William Turnbull received their
third installment OF ten lashes to-day at tho
Central prison for assaulting woman. Sheady
and Turnbull shrieked. but Learner took his
punishment without murmur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23
Gov. Buckley Advanced the Money,

HARTFORD. Sept. ga few days ago II was
announced that Comptroller Staub had defn-
itcly refused to draw his order for the payment
Of the troops that were at Camp Watson. To-
day Gov. Bulkrlcy advanced the funds needed.
and raymaster Gen. F"nn has already paid off
many ofthG troops. Before the week will DO
out all will have been paid off.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-23

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NJ loulssuu't-'.- Auditor,

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