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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
EAIEN INV.

Constable Herring. Of Ilachcn-ack' called al inc
bop.o Of samuel Eehrmann. in tn place, yo-ie'dC
morning and showed Bchrmann Warrant "h'h Hc
had for lis arrest. The warrant had been sworn
mi. bv Carl Uadcwitz, who keeps confectionery
.tor, in Fairvicw, and vino charged Bammahh WIN
o..,ult Behrmann, who WAS much excited t"h inc
constable that he wa being per-ecut'a by 'h' "'"
paner, and By many persons who had con-prcd u
inlurc him and hi, family The constable toIh Hehi
mann that he would have t. ~ win him. ana h' loon
rim, t thc Town Hail. where he ar?i.-ncd before
Ir.tc. Avcrs Hermann denied the charge ana gave
bonds to appear for trial.
Hclrmann and hi, wife have figured prominently III
tho ucy,pauer, on account OF Mrs. iehrinan beng IL
,auTod on the highway by unknown a>-'i''"''
statements rejecting on Bclrmnnn wcF" circulated ~
cafdlng the assault and the trouble h''"c'" h''-
,yitz and Belrrann owing 10 the :9ne" Itp'i''
something he had heard ia regard - IL" ~ i"i vi
yr, Hermann. BchTmauu entered IdI'"l'I ..',,
AVID ii 4, alleged. assaulted him. Nr,. hil' VIZ
Who iutorfcrcd. also roughly ht'lhN' IL !, 'a
legged that she broke an ite-crcam p''' o'v' H'''
mann, head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
NEWARK.

rs4bcr CpIIon. Of NO 81 i-in:on It., Newark ha'
made = COMPLIANT 10 The MAYO about House surgcoh
reet Of the CITY Hospital Her hu>bt'd' Joseph 'uI
fem died at the Institution On February -. ANA W..
Cullcn say, that Dr.. Poet declined 10 give deatl
certificate unles, she paid him -, although he was a
,alaIicd officer Of the Institution. The woman "a ho'
nave that amount. bat Pcct. she declAfc~ TOOK I''
ycid!ncrng a. security until thc fee was Iad. An
c.,ti,, Will be made by the board OF directors
Although the supreme Court has decided That county
Collector Kecan is the proper Custodian Of the county
finds, they cannot be paid over until the cNcoact3r'
Joseph smith. signs chccn, the account bclnE ~ ImN
\ dgnifcd looking EngI'tfian, Nho sid tiat ms
name wa, Willam Hail. and Tat he wa a Hiic>mth
In York CITY. was committed 70 the Np'caI Nc>> ions
in Newark on saturday night charge 81 -tcallhS
an ovcrcoat worth $50 from ~" ONCE ul inc Ip'h'
Narnish Company, NcWmA. an dHHl'lcu H2 b"I~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
RI-TUEREERD.

Fire broke out aboIt 80 O'Clock last night in the
two->tory double frame building at Park ana AmeN
ayes, owned by John j. Dupuy. H'pt'fu alarms
brought out thu available forces OF the hrc department
hove, cor-,tin: of five volunteer fire companies WIN
hand cnc1o~ ladders and buckets but they were un-
able 10 save the structure, and i'm an hours tine II was
a mass Of blazing tmbers. The drygood' store OF
j. j. Dupuy and the shoe-Shop of William boSic "''a
pied the first story. August Ri>hc. ana Augustus
rlomrr,on with their families. lived on the Sccon
floor and lost all their property. Dupny PIT MS Ios'
on the building at $1,000. Insurance @o'oo' HIS S'"
wa, worth $1,000 insurance T31Oo some uHn nt
wa, done to the adjoining building IN WI'H lC ~,
and A photographers establishment, bii I'm, u'l!I''.7
was saved The cause OF the fire is not known, liz
broke ont in the DHpuy builnS ON Suidal i'tn,
about three years ago. and eighteen months "I@ ~,
,ri lie LIorl i'm PaYi-avc between Amc- and mon
avo- vci,h the exception Of the building bhileu I"s'
night was destroyed by the faInc'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING Or TO-DAY.

,,.,.,,,o,s in honor Of washingtons birthday
n,nn,r of tac washington Heights Century '"D' "'''
,iv uh lo.cl. t. 80 p. lie p.,.
v,.,,o,, ns,hday celebration c.ermonta'F. Rink
,, ~ IT,, N.wYorx state Society Of tho Cincinnati
the Eleventh Army CORPS Association bo-@'"''
'', ~ dinner o., tic RI. Regiment y. q. 5. y. Y.
r..a., 4 ,n. son. Of the Eoyalq,on. De-moni'o''
oaI cub at ci,ro'.. IN Twcnty.hird''t
I,.o.iyn institute. evening.
49,. r...',.ot ve,,ran. So { Union Squar" p. m'
......,, ~ corpuny g. and Drum and fife Corps of
tho ,,,l u. -u,ut =. g. r. y y arm'''' '''n!"F
r'',.r add reunion OF l., Ee-.mc't Mounted FiH"''
b' '''', ,i.-' Of War. so 1873 Wet Thirteenth
,,...,o'y.,th cub. Mosco'-. 80 West Twenty
rirn-.t. 80 g. d.. ~ ,..,r,oo
tt y,o.r4iu,a7 Wouan's Christian Iemp'l'h'"
,,.,. Eroaluay Tabernacle. 10 80 a. m' ,..
,,.ri.,,on of 4 Ncr.Yoik society 81 the Daughters
. fin. Eo,olutol az sherry. u g. I"'
,,,ni,-,c exhibition IN tac IlrhN 'iN'h H"''' p''"'"
~ Tie Young Mon, Christian N."''N'i-
,..., In.oa. 40. .l3 Last Twenty 'tlnd''t' p ~
,.,'.,r,n strict Association Of th' Amateur Atm
,,,rI.'o, Of ,pc woman's Art club No. East
>,,eut ..ith.,t. evening ..,.,,
,,.,,,o or Natural History, 3 30 y. M.
.,,,r Medical society, ~. - Wet Fotty-'hiid-'t'
80 p 800. ,,u c,,,t, co,iere
o'','n-' ~, vo,o, Men. Democratic Club, Clarendon
Ilo.cl .>.nin:. ,,,.,,,n c,,ro,.
Iraox Lyc.uui. , y. M 49,. 80,
,pu,i meeting OF society ot the veterans o. the SUI
..,,,,t y g., 3 y y, armory. = 80 r. NJ,
i,,ior tourl.nent 81 the Stuy''-ant Athlete ''"o'
,,'',., u,q Elchty..>th--t. and nrd-avc. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
IIOBtlKEN.

COMMENDED FOR Defending \ WOMAN.
Edmund Blunt. merchant. doing lu,uc,> at 40.
10 Nassau-sl., Ncw-Yorh. wa, arrested on Sai@i.. ~
night the complaint Of William W.ppert OF Buffalo,
who accused Blunt Of knocking him down al the sta
ton OF the Delaware, La HAVANA and western Rail
road Bl.lnt gave bail and appeared before Recorder
McDonough yesterday, and discharged. the com
plainant falling to appear in CDuYt. Blunt Informed
the Recorder that Nppcrt Lad slipped note in the
hand of a travelling with him on the train.
The note requested her T. make appointment 30
meet him. she showed the not, 10 M Blunt. who,
when lie aighted from the train. promptly Knocked
WiPpeTt down for his science. The Recorder
meneed the action of Mr.. blunt. allowed lin 20
home.
The cornerstone Of the FrcmCn's Monument viii
be laid At p. to-day ut Church Square. ccrc-
monies viii be conducted by Mayor Gtossman and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
HE PREFERRED DEATH r. uL-HENLTH

Leo Metz. German, siSiy years oh' ifHltIN
we'll known uphol,crer. having e store at Court ana
,r,,uorhorn ST., committed suicide by shooting him
-of i'm the head little before noon yo~i-icN ID ms
room or the third floor Of NJ boarding hor,e so '''-
Wa,hincton-s lie left letter written In German dl-
rooted f. Henry G. Luhr~ Of 80. 40 Gac ave- saying
tnat he committed the decd Because Of iliicaltL lie
had painful affection Of the throat. ana c"d not eat
or sleep. Metz had been IN hi' room i" some 'nic
and had road the morning papers. After writing the
lotion ard leaving il on the table he took - ,aliDrc
I,yolvcr and pointing IL at lis left breast shot himself
aud fail to Tho floor dead lie evidently made two
afrl,p, 20 fire the revolver before h' ou''c"d"d it
mn, 70 OIL Metz had wife. on" daughter ana Two
,o' s., but no one AZ Ae boarding h"d>" knew ta'r a.
,r.-, IL had been liz. house -iilc" last NuEn-i
and j. aid had not lived with bi- wife for SON" time
al. rbar,n ~ tt Lody and undertook 10 communicate
VII, lis family lie Thought the wifN and daughter
lived iocet her in Dcan-~t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
NETWORK CITY.

Father Iicaly has leased the Trio Building. ri INF
tocrtn and Hudson ST. for one year. To he u-'d d"r
i,. tlc rebuilding Of -. EcmaIds Church. IN West
,,,tocut, ST. which wa, burned down some tim" agI.
Charlie, j. Huticr who sang at the stcn )S9aIhcr''
,-.,,,on concert on Friday night, IS the tenor 800
singer # the Madison square Presbyterian church
The Rev Joseph Nazbcca, n younS Arabian S'u'V-
ioI a, st. Johns college Forlham, was ordained as
deacon by Archbishop Corcan during the service III
Il pntriclrs Cathedral yesterday.
4 meeting In the interests o. the ConNtltuliohil
prohli'orv Amendment, which i 30 be voted on b'
fine people of Ncw-York state on Ap'll :, was hch
i,. u,ht m tho Friends Meeting lionrc. Rutherford
Place and East Filtcenthst. Tile speakers were
Io.cph \. Bos.,r!u,, Aaron NJ. Powell and Thaddcns
T.. WIEcman.
The nf:h anniversary Of the con-ccration OF Il.
v.,,,ol's Roman catholic Church was observed yes
to-day with imposing ceremony tho Rev j. ~ Gleason
tho pastor experimenting tho arrangements
In tho theatre attached to the College of ST. Francis
Xa,Icr tomorrow evening the Young Mems Debating
society will III ,cu,s the subject. What Is the Influence
of Grccian Literature upon Modern civilization"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
IN BROOKLYN.
ALL AGAINST HIN NOW.
ror, r.crroys WANT FATmER YoDYzsUs TO

rOTU FACTIONS VAST FATHER hopA1SCS ~
GIVE UP MS CHURCH.
The Rev Flthcr Matthias lod}zslN' Va ~ "oo' ~
,,.hnort,r Polish church. in North Tcnti 81; did not
celebrate mass Yesterday The PF'''' 'o"riUi
v;.,, the request IF Bishop Loueln % desi>t until
. f,,r ,,,o scandal had been settled in court The
cb,rcb however was open in the morning Tor those
who wished 10 visit IT, and many went There eAPecl
IN, that mass would - celebrated and paid len cents
for a scat At II O'Clock Father >oiy]>uN appeafcd
Al the altar and announced that therc "o"o d" "o
ma celebrated rntil The had been disposed oil
in court lie said lie expected that al "o"iu ~
right by next sunday .,.,
Yesterday Afternoon another Hc'u"E ~ "'7 f"''"
toners who are opposed - Father lody7'u' was
wv, =, 60 Palace rinl in Grand,t. Hhllc The
tucrt.r; WI, ~ session the iHchu, ~ IN
,.,o, ,s..nr,cd In The hail. whcro 'E;'
i.,,,i,os tlem,clv,., into another Mcc;ins
Jo.oh We,hiwcsi. presided a; ore meeting ana Johh
I,,,.la,t WI. chairman Of tle anti l0h|@'n7 session.
lo,c VA. an attendance Of 13j Of Father fod;zN'a
frcuG, aud Lf,,-ivc " those oPP"-td - 'A AZ inc
,n.r meeting Word Of tie uic"'iug~ Lad been com
rl,icaicd 1, the Bedfo ave. police. ana 'evefal ON
cor. were sent tl' scene 10 prevent ",N I'IiJu'
t0uI, ~. Miller made statement o. .lr 'lii &c
acsiI-t Father Nodyz-U-. \ committee 81 i''T "'''
auIoaied 4 take the ncce~'ar, action Ee' p''s'
"tF 80 ,. ,I,urrh Ur.; c!tv. \ subscription H., W.
offered I, defiay the expenses ana 9'5H'" "N ''>"0'
o ;cc,i i6N meeting was in progress the friends OF
T.. .bcr NudyZ-ll, were IrrIN DISCUSSING tIt NIo"-
had thc, considered WAS being done ~ INC inc'':
,I,'ittco h,vevcr VA, ..ru appointed 10 call on
rather Yodyz>u> after the mcetin- adjourned 10 ~"
Vilcr and disclosed their intention Of standing lbs nm
and hi, l!JVcr> in supporting the 'haI-,' against ''''
'r,. action on the par Of tl, commiitc"' ~ j. b."
Iicv,d j, due to tine reception WH'h fa,"'E
t"t m. CO. ir.. taken ln the priest, friends was
a surprise T. Mr. Miller and M trends
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
Is THIS 4 NATION OF PICKPOCkETN?
ND ccr-DDFEI IN Ills SERMON on POOLSELLlNt


SAYS IT Is
Following * = part # the sermon Of the Rev. MI
scuddcr yesterday:
Last year an attempt was made by inc H"'N,''''"-
,,o,l.r ., ,.rsuadc the state OF Ncw-Jcrscy through
their representatives Trenton 70 20 into partnership ~
Satan by leGalizng gambling upon our f'ec'I"OhN ANU
taking per cent Of the receipts at u'c F'U' az"
grand stands Although this was an insult u '"' '
sense Of the people our excuse ne our p9'
cal poltcians in Legislature assembled actually htu inc
crr,ntcry 10 pass thi, inquitous b, and II "oud nave
become la had not Governor Abbott hal Inc l"i"o'
and GOOD sense to It. We barely escaped from I"
colossal disgrace Though defeated, these enemies "
righteousness are work again and dong hef utmost u
oba.n legal sanction foI bookmakinS ana pooi'eilh3
which are modern equivalents for gambling Inc presence
in Treoton and the probability OF their introducing similar
bill IN the near future has aroused the opposition oi
citizens all scct and political parties Throughout ''
we think there is gambling enough in THIS county, WIN
out its being fostered by the State and upheld by ciH
statatt Society is already loneycombcd with this I''"
mania ard needs no legislative announcement
We Willy horseIacinc now conducted ana We GO
right for developing vast armies oil ea'"'I'' 9"t
r. and Narahonds 1t young for cgHdt" bu'l-
ness aad inrequently lead. to theft and forgery
mi is popular dangerous form OF betting ana oHsh
10 be summary suppressed everywhere, a. II i IN some
localities: but while Use up in our might a, poo
nile against this fragrant evil let remember that 1t
j. tho natural outcome Of broad and general tendency
Many a man in State Prison has received his odlca-
,ion upon the rlcetfack but he never would nave en-
,rcd this vicious school o: leaning had he not received
ms pri4ary education IN gambling WITHIN his own nom
and the society OF relatives and friends Cut oil lle
head Of this racctrack nuisance, Of but lay the
same axe at the root every betting habit IN socie.
We are nation pickpocket> constantly taxing Una, l'i
which we give equivalent, ana the sooner we f"e
our crookcGness the better. 1t Is wei to cry 9toP
thief but when pickpockcts Join in the cry IL makes
US smile, and when pious pckpochets % the same II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
BilONNE.

That powerful With Assembly District Republican
Committee effected "A splendid reorganization Natgr-
day evening. These are the new officers Alfred
sdman. president: Aphonso ;. Osborne. vice pgc,i-
dent: Edward ". WoOlley, secretary; John Eumst'd.
treasurer owing 10 its effective organization this
committee has thorn IN the Democratic side in
Hudson County. When the apportionmcnt OF Gi,-
,rcts is made. the intention is the present
district and thcI6forc disrupt the organization. Bay
onne may become u separate Assembly District 10y
Democratic iu-g!ery
The shooting contingent in the New-Jerscy Athletic
Club ia> arranged clay pigeon tournament 70 bc
contested to-day. several delegations from out Of
town have been invited 10 participate.
\ special meeting Of the Eayoluc Rowing AID
Athletic Association will be held th1-rVeniHg dis
cuss a procc 10 erect new clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
TO SURVEY 4 ROUTE ~ H0EDrRAS

Eolcrt Mufo-d of Mount vernon 4 CIV" r'''''"r t.
49,, ,r Moved in the construction g.; railroads 90
south America for number o. yea, LETT home CD Hatot-
day for Ionda. whore ho 4, TO begin tho preliminary """
m row rlilfo1d. T. V. Landor. an LnGi'>h engineer
accompiu Ell Mr.. Mu!forl ., HONDURAS as a->"'" ''
h, had l,.a 10 report and receive h.a instructions
mon, an Tnr,h syndicate, The two engineers VIII run 4"
lin. and MAKE general survey o. the proposed fii'"'o
south on Port dCor;Cl, u1H town on u' ho''' a' ~
tt,,e. rfv-sx mile, from Santiago by rail, 'ou'h'a't
about 100 miles Ton-oca the Gulf Of tonchaeua. an
inle: on the Pacific Coast between san salvador ana
Nicaragua This preliminary work viii tlho abo"; year
4, cOuul.tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
~ 1PorRLE OVER 4 PoKER DEBT.

Detective Sergeant IIurl. Of the central Office ar
rested g. A. Epstein at 80. 527 second ave- on >at-
urcay night. on a warrant from Am,;ei'iiH y J.
charging him with passing worthless cicr" Tor FI''
Ep,tcin i, employed by Friedman a Ca. auri"he"f''
who buy and sell stores. Two week ago ticy b'uS"
place in amsterdam and sent Epstein L" 'AFe 'IT-c
NJ lie c6r in with some OF the young fellow about
tou.r. aud they PLAYED poker. lie lost and gave a
check for 80 but when he got back H. the city ne
concluded that he had been -winded ana H. drew
hi, money cut Of The bank bc'or' the tl',H ~, W. :,
Iu-ticc Ford released lin In 500 bail, - appear IN
Am. for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
DR. s1yDAM,s FAREWELL SERMON

DR. SUYDAMS FAkEN ILL Hi-hMON'
HIS EFFORTS TO CONTINUE As PASTOR OF Ills
CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. J. Howard >uydam Of the rank he-
formcd Church. after pastOrate OF twenty Two years
hadc his congregation farewell yesterday morning
Dr. sudan did not preach farewell ~rr'hoi' p'' }"
a few remark, announced to the congregation that rs
,or,.cton with the church was severed. He wished
the congregation and his unknown successor all pros
0orty About three months ago Dr. suydan Fdf"eu
that some of his congregation were dissatisfied VIII"
him The evangelist Mills had a few months nc-
fore when at the church attracted such crowds td'
may were turned away, and some Of the congregation
began to compare thle with the sIlSht "uc'u''''
AT the services Of Dr. Suydam.
soon aferward the COnsistory held meeting ana
a. IL concluded that the church coGl! 10 longer pas
Dr. Suydam $500 year and permit MN 10 INC !"
New ork The pastor replied 10 the cohsi>''i3 t"''
fine health of his wife demanded that he should I'VE
in New York. for She was undergoing med4cdl uc"''
mcnt there lie said he could not submit to reduc-
ton Of hi, salary bat he would, out oI his salary pay
toward the support Of the church $40 month.
The consistory refused 10 entertain This PROPOSE
3lon. Then DR.. Suydam offered h9 resignation
since then a dozen meetings of the con>!r'oiY nave
been held Tho resignation was not ioghalS "''cPcN
until few Weeks ago.
When this course had been determined on, the con
.istoy informed the congregation Of it, when on
Sunday February 10, the consisioTy were oiie''"i
10 call a meeting for Thursday night last by iI'
pastor. they were surprise The meeting was called
Iovcver but on Wednesday Dr. Suydam sent W0rd |"
the consistory that he had adjourned the ccuhE uiI
Friday night, because he had to aehd S2''"i Ia'"'
iur of The Twilight CUB. At the appointed hJur'
cht az the ten members of the COnSiS OIy were III the
c6nrch parIor and Or. suydam called the meeting
to oIdsr lie briefly informed the cOnel>tOry that he
'iid MOI desire TO leave the chm Oh. ard sad That II
lie mcmbers would reconsider his resignation nc
would agree 10 live in jersey IlE ana - lH iIr
the church that would make MS SdEf''
equivalent 10 1900 year. 49,. . 10.
Five members of The COn,i>tOy Vocd 10 lPcol>Flcr
the acceptance but the three Others reused - N"e'
alleging as a reason. that the mat e" sHoAId Dc a.
teimE d BY al he mcmuers and thai TWO were ''U'-ht
The subjcct was discussed for one hour ana IAN ana
no other conclusion was reached, Wheh ~ HN
dam finding that he could not receive me unanimous
vote OF the consStory TO remain with Inc Chu1fh ie
fnscd 10 accept the action of the majority uf ule
ouorun ana Insisted that his resignation DC con
sldered final
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Michael Burke was so severely beaten about inc
head, a j. alleged. week "sp by James Nu!''- "a
No. IL Highest, that lie Is IN dIu'aI co''"''"l'
burke, antc-m)rtcm statement wa taken !e>'c."N g
os crvspl, h, set ill., and Justice Ilctfcld issued a
warrant for the arrest Of hi, a>saiant Inc hosPl'h
authorities declined 10 receive the injured man, a.
thcv said IN, maiady contagious.
There Will be two eros country rams here To-Day ior
handsome prizes. The first run Of I'VE m'l'' VIII
will lern at p. under the auspices OF the fd'u"V
Athletic Club.
The sixth annual tournament OF the Ncw-JcrseE
Chess Association will he held to-day in this city,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23

Mr.. Make, niH-What tImc Is il. dear Nv watch
he, stopped. t,Is. Mdi">ift-l can tell Won 70 mo
ricnt IN, dining room clock f, just fonts minute,
FAST and the sitting room clock Wa Just right tir lat
inc tie O'Clock bell rang. but II rans i've m.nuics
every hali hour Tn" Kitchen clock would have been
Inst rglt but IL stopped this morning when the paror
clock said O'Clock Now y0u can hglrc IL out
caSlly- ASTON Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
FIVE og THE TUNNEL VICTIMS RrRJED

Tis. boil,. Of ny~ 81 tin victims u d.. recent d..
aatrr Ia Oh. F,lrtnaNc. railroad tunnel buried
yc.t-rllv The funeral, took place at thdr respective
bo- and were largely attended by friend, and relatives
TIN. b,ty ~ N,.ha.. MullaHc buried .n Calvary
Csru.tor. joan MURRAY ~ 80. 500 last Fourteenth.
- va, -uIlc! in tho sane place. Nh Helen Supple
WAS buried ia ItvI', Cemetery, Staten Island
Jane, b. fivnn tar n9ca.ni.., 81 80. go Thlrlaye.
va, also buried in calvary Cemetery and william T.
ya.nr. ~. young fireman 81 80 932 llfstavc.. wa,
ttsen 10 tho Lutheran Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
THE PRISONER IS STARVING HIMSELF

Ernest Hoffman, who say he il an ardent AHt'Ii'''
last sunday found in SEM conscious ''"n''''''
t. oc,,r, .,,. I'm IN, room a. the sherman Hone.
Iio WIS onparcutly .1A Lut recovered shortly after
ward and said he intended t. commit suc &c. lie Wa
arr;cncd at the Yorhyille Police Court ana committed
last Monday 10 the Tomb, - await maj Sin'r u 3
confinement there lcltwaH has refused 10 li"e - -.
VII H.botun told The District Attorney. and llrit-
man will Dc brought up for trial III "cHofdi SESSIONS
tod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
royY WASTED ITALIAN SNIP.

Tho four.na,;sd snip T. EalIo. 2.o0j tons which ar
rived ia OH, pol. yesterday, Is ia" hi,t Italian mp cf
,, ola. th., la, cvc- entered tn, har.or she left
r, o January ~ aud experienced heavy gales al the
,sv acr. the Atlantic. but captain CapTurc sad he
h o,,d handsomely and b. ha, lt;lc doubt tlat She
Viii prove rccord.breaEcr. TIE v't'd vas n;i!t a.
Sp1a a-t year and was sad by od ''anen around the
- q, lac one Of the ncates: crafts that has
,b, har,,r FOR a long time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-23
cr,pprD WHILE FIGHTING WIFI A yEGRO.

John Donovan. twcaty three years old, Of No. 20
south Fjf;h-ayc. was stabbed in The abdomen on
saturday u ght by joseph I"nmp'"n' a c"i'I'' 'lI'
,,,, ljves at 40 12j West Thrist D0hp'dn "a'
..I,.,, ~ II ViDrcnt's Hospital and Thompson was
. tod lie va, airAigucd in jefferson Market Pohce
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