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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
ZEMSTA DOKTORA.
(Ciag dalszy).
PRZEZ AUTORA

- Jak Ignacego kocham, tax sama nieraz
widze okna mego pokoju. Wychodz do
szpitala rano, g}6wne drzwi trzask, trzask i
kiucz do kieszeni, kucharka toz samo robi
drzwiami cd kuchni, gdy ma targ idzie
= Maz tyran! Ot6z widzicie panic, czy
ME mia}am racyi, re mu odm6wi3am.
: znajdzie ona spos6b, MECH tylko zma-
drzeie, SWAT teraz taxi zepsuty
= Me lubie ia sic wdawa6 cudze spra-
wy ciagnie dalej Pieprzycka = ale kuchar-
ka moja, kt6ra sic przyjadni ich Magdalena,
m6wi}a, re nieraz usiadzie cygarem ma kama
pie, a jej kaze grat do p62nocy d}uzej, choe
widzi, ze usypia ze znuaenia. I musi to bye
prawda, bo ia powodu roznerwowania budze
sic kilka razy ma noe nam s}uch zaostrzony,
przez muir slysze kaade uderzenie klawisza. -.
gra gra bez ko6ca. Pare dni temu, jak po-
wiada Magdalena, to kaza} jej nawet tahczyc...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
ZanadtO obfty zbior.
Easton, Md., "a. sierpl

Easto'a, Md., "a. slerpnla.
Ma brzoskwiniach W tym roku
wiasciciele sad6w zrobili jeszcze gor-
sly interes, nv W roku zesz}ym. w
zeszsym roku "a szczupse by}y zbio-
ry: W tym roku nadto sa obfte, i dla
tego ceny niezmiernie spadaja. VIE
lu wyrzeka sic ma zawsze sadzenia
brzoskwih: kaza wyrzucac drzewa re
sad6w. Fabryki konserw6w kupuja
kosze brzcskwif po 5 centow, ale i
"a te Gene juz brac ich ME chca, gdyz
brak ludzi, kt6czyby lyle konserw6w
robili.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Wielka Brytania.
Londy1o, "A sierpnia.


Po rewii hoty francuskiej przy
Spithead kr6lowa Wiktorya telegra-
fowa}a do prezydenta Carnota: ,,zy-
cze sobie wyrazic Panu mole wielkie
zadowolenie powodu, re mia}am
sposobnos6 powitad admirala Gervais
jego o6cerow W Osborne, jakotez
zapewni6, re podziwiam fote francu-
ska, kt6ra wiasnie ogladasam.''
Ma to odpowiedziat telegrafcznie
prezydent Carnot: ,,Raczy Wasza
Kr6lewska Nose przyja6 mole mai
szczerszc podziekowanie "a }askawe
przyjecie admira}a Gervais i jego
ofcer6w, jakotez "a dobre mniema
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Dania.
Kopenhago, % sierpnia.


Christian TX, kr6l Danii, Arcy-
ksiaze Fryderyk dunski, krol Gre
cyl jerry 1 weszi dis do yachtu
kr6lewskiego ma spotkanie cara. sko-
ro dano sygnai, re yacht cara sic
zbliza, yacht krolewski wypsynas
portu otoczony pancernikami, kie'
dy zblizono sic do statku carskiego,
kr6l Christian powita} jak najserde-
czniej swojego goscia.
Nastepnie obydwa yachty przyby-
}y do portu, Wkr6tce po wylado-
waniu car odbyS przeglad stray no.
norowej przydauej mu przez krola,
poczem uda} sic do Fredensborg.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Burza W New Jersey.
Summit, ". IL, "a. sierpnia

w dolinie Passaic, a zw}aszcza
kolo Lorg Hill, wczoraj W czasie au-
rzy powsta} orkan. Ca}e ogrody
owocowe, pola zasiane kukurydza, i
setki ton siana zosta}y porwane, u
prowadzone jak lekkie piorka unie-
stone powietrze. okoso godziny
piatej wygladaSa Gala okolica jakoby
pole swiezc zoraue. Nigdy jeszcze
tu mic podobnego ME widziano. =
Szkoda wyniesie przesz}o 100000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
lndye ZachOdnie.
Peru.
Lima, "a sierpnia.

1t0tU, 1.f Srcr P1ra:
Cabinet peruahski ustapA. 1.-TWO
IRONY zostai nowy cabinet, do ktore-
60 weszli Senor Borgono jako prezy-
dent i minister wojny, Senor Elnore
jako minister spraw zewnetrznych,
Senior Carbajal jako minister fnan-
sow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
doWYn.
Londy7a, "a sierpnia.
Hiszpania.
Mut1r.yt, "a sierpnia.

Wielkie burze orkany szaleja
wzd}uz hiszpaiskich wybrzezy. Kilka
statk6w rozbi}o sic wybrzezy poi
nocnych i znaczne szkody zosta}y
zrzadzone.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Hunabatrg, "A sierpnia.
AustrO- w egry.
Wieded5, "A sierpnia.

w leCte71, Il slerpnla.
Telegram Z Neusatz, miasta mad
Dunajem we Wegzech, donosi, re
kocie} parowca ,,Apostag'' dzisiaj
eksplodowa}, W skutek czego pie6
os6b zosta}o zabitych, dwie ciezko
ranne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
WschOdnia Afryka.
BruL:seLa. q sierpnia.

Ze Stanley Falls nadeszty wiesci o
nadzwyczajne'n powodzeniu Emma
Paszy w Afryce. w czasie, kiedy
stamtad wysSano uepesze, Emin Pas1a
spoczywa} we Wadeiai po wielkiem
zwyciestwie mad derwiszami. w b.
twie rozstrzygaiacej zyskat mndStwo
prochu, brom zapas0w wszelkiego
rodzaju. Rownicz odzyska} on i
utwierdzi} napowrot ws~ystkle stacye
prowincyi wschodnio-afryk j
jak sic zdaje, krai zupefnie podbi}.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Peters6etrg, "a sierpnia.

Jest rzecza pewna, re zakaz wy
wozu zyta wielki wpsyw mice bedzie
ma zniwa nastepne, -gdyz ogromna
ilos6 wywiezionego niedawno zyta
wyczerpa}a prawie wszystkie zapasy.
= w urzedowych kosach ME wierza
w to, by zakaz wywozu pszenicy
mia} bye wydany.
odessa, "a sierpnia:
Twierdza tu ma pewno, re ina bye
wydany zakaz wywozu owsa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
ROs,ya.
Petersbnrq. "a sierpnia.

Peters5arg, "a sierpnia.
Cz}onkowie familii cara wyjechali
towarzystwie kr6lowej Grecyi i
jej dzieci do Kopenhagi, celu od-
wiedzenia kr6Ia duhskiego tescia ca
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Telegramy zagraniGzle.
Chmury wojenne W Europe,
Wielkie burze W Hiszpanii.
ZwyeiestwO Emma Paszy W
Afryce.
NOwe ministeryum W Peru.
Wielkie burze W Hiszpanii.
NOwe ministeryum W Peru.
Nienlcy.
Berlin, "a sierpnia.

W ministeryum wojny natych-
miast po powrocie cesarza nadzwy,
czaj zywy ruch powstas i wydano
rozkaz, by wzmocniono garnizony
Alzacyi Lotaryngii ma granicach.
Wedle zdania dobrze poinformowa-
nych cesarz sadzi, re Francya obe-
cnie znaiduje sic W stopniu rozdra-
znienia, kt6re nader }atwo moze woj-
ne sprowadzic. Dowody rosyjskiej
sympathy tax Franouz6w osmieIisy,
re bardzo mozliwa jest rzecza, IL lada
chwiIa poddadza sic chetce obrazenia
Niemc6w, juz mad granicy francu-
skiej donosza o r6znych wypadkach
sprzeczek dose ostrych miedzy fran
skimi straznikami a poddanymi ME
mieckimi.
Treaoir, "A sierpnia.
100000 pielgrzymow juz tu przy-
by{o W celu ogla4ania swietej szaty.
Procesye pielgrzym6w odbywaja sic
codziennie cd godziny 4 rano az do
p6}nocy.
Berlin, "A sierpnia.
w czasie bankietu w Merseburgu
cesarz mia} move, W kt6rej wyrazi3
sic: awszyscy spodziewamy sic po-
koju, ale jesliby wojna wybuch}s, to
ME by}oby to nasza wina'.
Hambatrg, "A sierpnia.
hamburger Correspondent" do
nosi re Santiago de Chile, re TAME
1890 b. m. zabra}o sic so m}odych
ludzi, pochodzacych re znakomitych
rodzin, ia poIityczna narade. Me
byi uzbrojeni radzili spokojnie,
kiedy nagle ma rozkaz Balmacedy
wpad}a kawalerya zgromadzonych
pozabija}a. Powsta}o wskutek tego
niezmierne oburzenie.
AustrO Wegry.
Wieded5, "A sierpnia.
TeIeUram y NeusatZ. miasta mad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
ME, kt6rem w. K. M. fote francuska
zaszczyci}a."
CardsH, "a sierpnia.

zaszczyci}a."
Caraite, "a sierpnia.
Dzisiaj w pewnej kopalni W pobli-
zu Merthy Tydzil, Wales, nastapi}a
eksplozya. wskutek ktorei dwoje
osob zgine}o uduszenia we wnetrzu
kopalni. Ma szczescie nikogo wiecej
opr6cz owych dw6ch robotnik6w W
hopalni ME byao.
Southampton, "a sierpnia.
Parowlec Elder, o kt6rym donoszo-
no, re maszyna W MIN sic popsusa,
przyby} tu dzisiaj.
Portsmouth,, "a sierpnia.
Francuscy maryparze zostali dzisiaj
zaproszeni IA uczte do ratusza ze
strony w}adz miejskich. 400 mary
marry maszerowa}o przez ulice do
ratusza i wszedzie po drodze ludnose
wita}a ich oznakami wielkiego
entuzyazmu. w ratuszu wraz lu-
dnoscia miasta nadzwyczaj wesoso sic
bawiono posr6d dzwiekow marsy-
lanki.
R6wnoczesnie ksiaze Connaught /
ksieze Cambridge wydali uczte dla
ofcer6w francuskich W budynku rza-
dowym.
Londyos, "A sierpnia.
Opowiadaja jako rzecz pewna, ze
prezydent Carnot przybedzie W od-
wiedziny do Anglii ma przysz3a
wiosne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Chill.
Lima, "a sierpnia.

Z Valparaiso donosza, re wojska
Balmacedy odpar}y powstahcow ko}o
Vina del Mar re Balmaceda wyda}
rozkaz, by wszystkie wojska W pro-
wincyi Val paraiso zebra}y sic W sto-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Przybysze zydowscy.
Neao York, "a sierpnia.

New York, "a sierpnia.
Rebekka Rubenstein Odessy u
szczesliwi1a nasze miasto swojem
przybyciem, przywozac re soba q
dzieci we wieku l do % lat. Take
pan Rubinstein szczesliwy ojciec tel
licznej rodziny, LEGACY As lat, znaj-
dowa{ sic orszaku. Pahstwo Ru-
bernstein So majetni zamieszkaja W
New Yorku.
Niebezpieczny zbrodniarz areszto-
WaDy.
Washington, "A sierpnia.
Do departamentu sprawiedliwosci
nadesz}a dis depesza cd marsza4ka
zwiazkowego Walkera z po}udnio-
wei Alabamy, IL schwytano osiawio-
nego zbrodniarza bob Sims, ktore.
90 znano takze pod nazwa The Ala
bama Outlaw. By} on dobrze znany
j wielce prze1 w}adze poszukiwany
zbrodniarz, ktory przemieszkiwa} mad
granica Alabamy Mississippi, i mia}
mn6stwo przyjaci6f wsp6lnik6w,
kt6rzy dotychczas zawsze umieli mu
pomoc do ucieczki, albo 60 ukrywac
pred .soigajacymi.
Wodowstret.
Cleveland, o., "a sierpnia.
14letri Richard Gordon, kt6rego
pred tygodniem pies ugryza, znaJ-
duje sic obecnie W szpitalu niebez-
piecznie chory. Wszelkie symptoma-
ia swiadcza TEN, IL chory jest ma
wodowstret bardzo maso jest nadziei
azeby 60 MONA uratowac.
(Dok. la 4stei str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
WfOchy.
Rzym, "a sierpnia.

W Mondovi odby}o sic ods}oniecie
pomnika Wiktora .Emanuela przez
kr6la Humberta. Przy tel sposobno-
Sci og}oszona zosta}a amnestya dla
tych, ktorzy uchyiili sic cd s}uzby
wojskowej Cd 1913 do 1872 roku.
Liczba ich ma wynosic 10000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-08-25
Wtorek dnia 25 Sierpnia 1891 r.
licy. Ale wiadomosc ia potrzebuje
potwierdzenia.

licy. Ale wiadomosc ia potrzebuje
potwierdzenia.
Loedy'e, "a sierpnia.
0 potyczkach, ktore niedawno
uia1y sic odbyc, urzedowych wiado-
mosci jeszcze ME ma, ale tutejszy
reprezentant rzadu chilehskiego, da}
sic tenn s}yszec, il wiadomosci z
pola walki tax So niepokojace, ze W
razie, gdyby sic potwierdzisy, obecny
Rad musia}by upasc. Wedle jego
zdania jednak wiadomosci te musia}y
bye przesadzone.
lndye ZachOdnie.
Parya, "a sierpnia.
Wedle ostatnich wiadomosci z
Martinique musia}o tam zgina6 okoso
$40 ludzi W czasie ostatniego orkanu:
a ME So W to wliczenl ci, kt6rzy stra-
Gill zycie na okretach.
Gubernator dozwoli} zagranicznym
okretom posredniezyc w haEdlu mad
brzeznym dla zaopatrzenia mieszkah-
COW W najpotrzebniejsze artyku}y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
C4THoA1Cs AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The MethOdists Protest Against Their Attl
tude the SCHOOL Question.


tude on the School Question.
JOLIET. ILL.,. Sept. 2a.-The Rock River Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
comprising the northern and southern por-
lions OF Illinois. including Chicago. adopted a
report to-day on the public school question.
which says that 1.-The constant attacks OF the
Roman Catholic hierarchy upon our public
school system. and the persistence of that
great eccesiasticism in demanding OF its nd
herents tho withdrawal Of their children from
the public schools and their undivided at
tendance upon the parochia schools, Is
slowly but surely arraying an un-Ameri,
can antagonism against the most cherished
institution of our common country The Con-
ference passed tho following:
ductive utterance OF that Buffalo Convention.
which announces it's purposs to secure home
of the naticn. We stop not now to speak Of
other features of its plans for the dsinteGra:
ch ns S OUT We Know we'll What its demsnd Tor Tor
home rule in educational matters means. and
We reply as follows: .a.,,ou., g.
American home rule in all matters of public
education and tho sustaining Of our public
" Second n That home rule IN our State and
national affairs forbids the Interference Of
any foreign Pope. priest, pntentate. or prince
in 9 irSgn AFFAIRS r or
our national unity or language.
education shall mean no interference Of eccle-
siastical. sectarian. or sectional organization
IN the administration Of our educational af-
iars and no 2 P Tor
siastical or Sertaran purposes.
"Fourth-Thnt we will seek to secure such
enactmeIts as shall strengthen. our entire
e%Ss sS9 an% o oysS paS ae
and Christian citizen"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
LEONARD p. BROWN, JR.
\ Light In Newark Society Circles Coz
Out Suddenly.

Leonard p. Brown. Jr.. q well-known young
society man Of Newark. is missing. and IN ex-
tremely unpleasant story Is told Of him. Young
Brown. who was Familiarity known as Leo was
only an assistant treasurer Of the Holbrook
Printing Company. but he travelled in the
wealthiest circles Of Newark society. had the
entry to the best houses. and was q society
leader. No wedding or assembly was COM
plete without his presence. Leo is we'll con-
nected. His father is highly respected and
strict man. and retired jewelry manufactur-
or. Leo ia a handsome. big fellow. %
years old. we'll built, and rather swarthy.
He dressed we'll and even extensively.
although in receipt OF a modest income. He
was member Of the Triton Boat Club. the
most exclusive aquatic organization in New
ark. and he pulled good oar year or two
ago. He played tennis we'll. told good story.
sang little and danced correctly Two gears years
n aorss s and s When
and assisted in settling up the accounts;
Printing, Company and began COLLECTING the
bills and looking cut for orders; He was
Manager 4. P. Hobrook said yesterday
that his you'd reach that INT
and not in the cash book; The peou-
he went along, 80 that when he was discovered
in September he had no money and gould only
promise to make k the amount good Ru mo, OF
admissions. He bluffed his friends. and said
that his affairs were all right It is believed
sunday. and that one Of his wealthy friends in
Newark gave him the money to GO with;
his friends to 60 to New York and have good
time before he started.
The worst feature in his case is that he vio-
tv,ntU 10 fri de 1cYh N{f "
rowing money from them. He owes CON
siderable amount to members Of the boat club
His father is now In Connecticut with his
family.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30

holy Trinity Is the oldest OF the fourteen
German Roman Catholic churches in Brooklyn.
It was founded in 1871 by the Rev. Vicar Cen
eral John Stephen Rafleiner. eight years before
Long Island was made separate episcopa!
diocese. Its career has been one OF continued
four schools. an orphan asylum. end one e the
best equipped hospitals In Brooklyn testify to
church ereeted where the present building
stands was dedicated BY Archbishop Hughes.
In 1858 a. church 85x125 feet was built on
land adjoining the original CHURCH which was
tss q se a%d Fatbsr aiGsss
May. now Vicar General May. succeeded him.
Father May founded in 1858 the Church OF
st. Nicholas In Powers and OLIVE streets.
Within two years the Church OF Rt. Nicholas
was too s9all 70 meet the demanndds upon It.
nue.. near Thornton street was dedicated. and
AnnInciation In North Fifth and Havemeyer
streets In 1875 Father May was appointed
Vicar General OF the diocese.
In 1880 1t was resolved to tear down the
original wooden church TINT had far outlived
IS usefulness as a sehoolh9use, and ito to build
nor nor Stone was laid on Ascension, bay. 1882.
The church was dedicated Aug. 23. 1885. The
building Is gothic. 20Ox80 feet. The steeples
arc 230 feot high. The altar and shrines
arc OF white marble in aid with rec.
Each Of the church towers bears four clock
q machinery, tho mechanism Of which strikes
largest OF which weighs $3.50 pounds; The
shs erect h has rnsh L now
house. not yet completed. will cost $75.OO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
LOOK Out for a New Swarm OF " Publisher"
kellogg's Cauvassers.

LOOK Out for q New Swarm or" Publisher +"
kellogg's Csuvassers.
James B. Kellogg is evidently not going to
1--WE up without struggle his profitable
ehemes for making money at the expense OF
''edulous advertisers. The Sun told last
week about his persuading the unwary to ad-
'eruse in souvenir programmes Of spurious
'naTtyconcerts. Since then Kellogg has been
.hard man TO find at his Office In the Potter
building. where. with Partner F. B. Hooper. he
coupled room as. on tho eighth floor.
oh Sunday morning these advertisements
sppeared In New York paper:
AnvLRT1sINn MEN. experienced; largo medium;
"s'uso' 500 Assured a Gsii ssfors IeS N
WsMlr l; y. l.dy: COMMANDING address; good
''A' A''0i HSo&eE isfs i Es' s....u 81.
,tN9l 45 Nassau street is one of the entrances Of
M5Bdas we're dreeetsd e w Reo1ss
t uace One OF the employees OF the building saw
SStsbhty young women who came In response
asndin navedfd@sement Tor young lady COM
.hAassIvs reporter called at the oflcs yesterday
asn, sU %Rsn sRd bad been there but few mo-
Gaetrsd the matter TO my lawyer" he said.
r spu ne has INSTRUCTED me not to say anything
psp psseh! will shortly have full statement
whnellogg would not tell who his lawyer was.
saVd sh Questioned about Mrs Minnie Mans
g grias statement Of her relations with him as
raiMrs. Mansfield" he said. is trying to
s IAs herself out an innocent party when she
Wt. am tho innocent party"
E n mes In the transactions he was not prepared
NJ sern9r ,ee The SUNS articles were published
s sr n aello,ggs name and Mr., Hoopers name
ppearod on the printed directories In the
tss s,attprs. Strips Of paper have now been
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
POLICE NATIONS APPOINTED
To Look After Female Prisoners ut Tw'
Downtown Police Stations.

To Look After Female Prisoners ut Two
Downtown Police Stations.
Mrs. Deborah /. Carley Of 431 Second ave-
nue., Mrs. Catherine L. lie Bourbeau OF 1927
West Fifty ninth street. and Mrs. Elizabeth G..
Morrissey were appointed police matrons yes
terday by the Board OF Police 1t was intended
to appoint four. but the other candidate did
not appear.
Mrs. Carley is the youngest Of the three.
She was named by Mr. Martin. She Is widow
with five children. She has been employed as
matron of free bath in the summer and in
winter as saleswoman in dry goods store.
Commissioner McClave named Mrs. LIE Bour-
beau. who is an elderly woman. Her husband
is an invalid. and she supports him and four
grant Hospital. Ward $ Island. TOR three years.
pointmsnt., She is widow with two ohll
Gently matron of the public laundry in that in
Mrs; Carley was number 10 IL the eligible
4: The three candidates appeared before the
they were then at sworn in by Chief clerk KipP
salary rasy T sP0TT They viii apt d s
daily. and turn;;and-turn about will have the
care of all female prisoners brought to the sta,
sent to Oak street and Mrs. lie Bourbeau to
Elizabeth street. At the next meeting another
matron will be appointed for Elizabeth street.
Beginning Oct. S the women arrested in pre-
cincts which take their prisoners to the Tombs
Court will be detained at the Oak and Eliza
beth street stations.
Commissioners have not decided yet whether
or not the matrons shall wear uniforms. Rules
for their guidance will be formulated before
they report for duty. AS soon as the other
station houses which are intended for the re-
ception of female prisoners are ready. more
matrons will be appointed.
Mrs Mary Travers, who has been acting
matron at Headquarters since the retirement
OF Matron Webb. has been permanently ap-
pointed at salary Of $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-30
On. mMALrorr CITES UP.


Dr. Dayve Ze-Waltoff has resolved to remove
nom Bath Beach to Brooklyn. third incen-
diary fire occurred about 3k A. M. Monday in
shed attached to his drug store in Cropsey
avenue Young Harry Arens. the proprietor
OF the hotel dlagonally opposite tho drug
store. first saw the FIRE. and aroused Gerald 70
Walton. the Doctors brother. and Charles
Hahn. the clerk. who we're sleeping in a room
adjoining the shed. The fire was confined to
the shed. and no great damage was done.
Among the things stored in the shed was
barrel OF kerosene oil. which was found after
the fire with the bunR open. The oil which
had flowed out must have been set on fire by
some one. for there was no light in the place.
DR.. ze-Waltoff says the fire was the culmina-
don Of repeated acts OF persecution OF which
he has been tho victim since he has been in
Bath Beach. In the spring OF 1880. Frank
Morrissey. who then owned the pharmacy. ad-
vertised for an assistant. This resulted In g.
Wolfe. Dr. Ze-Watofrs uncle. buying the husi-
ness. Tho negotiations had scarcely been
completed when the pharmacy was burned by
fire which destroyed q neghboring hotel
% 9Gs March, Dr. assr sesi
on bs charge nsSgnt OF Mrs Boker
jury, exonerated him without. leaving ths
% O. night of tina. The
be on fire; the work. he says. Of his persecu.
tors. and the house came near burning. Last
un ties dca n HcnS ese Of pr
under his drug store formed By the aroppngs
b. thn * s That Ros only y this pros
ousy Of Dr.. De Mund. who wants TO drive him
put q t9Sn Hs declares ths shTss rss hsve
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st. Michaels Monastery stands on an emil
ncnce in the central papt of West Hobokcn,
and can be seen from New York 1t ia also one
up the Hudson. The monastery is in charge
OF the Passionist Fathers. and Is one OF the
The corner stone was laid on Aug. 8. 1853 by
Bishop James Roosevelt Bayley, who then
had charge Of the Diocese of Newark. assisted
vincial of the Passonist order in this country.
Three sermons were preached on that 3cca-
one in French BY the Rev. Father Caurin, who
afterward became pastor of st. Mary 8 Church
in Hoboken. and one in German by the Rev
The church was dedicated on Aug. %. 1884.
Bishop Bayley again officiating. Relics Of
is said miraculous cures have been effected
there. 1t is resort for people who are affiict-
ed with disease.
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MIR. MURRAY OF ARIZONA.
1t Isn't Explained Why He Fired HIS Pist<
Into an Aston House Ceiling.

Tho mystery OF the pistol shot from one Of
the windows Of the Aston House facing on
Vesey street, which startled pedestrians few
minutes before IL o'clock on Monday night,
has been solved. The solution is entered on
the hotel blotter in this fashion:
Fee Murray and wife, Arizona. Room 81. Paid IS;
damage to ceiling 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray left the hotel very sud
denly a little before midnight and went to the
necr and owns big Smith \ Wesson revolver.
In his room in the Aston House he was mon
keying with the revolver when 1t happened to
bullet went through the ceiling and damaged
the fresco work, but nothing further would
have come Of it IL the man in the adjoining
room hadn't objected, A. this man was a reg
Hlar guest and as Mr.; Murray wasn't some
House won't say what it was. At any rate Mr.
Murray registered at very late hour at tho
Gilsey House. Yesterday morning he left for
New Orleans. whence he goes by steamer to
South America
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A Freight Wreck ut Blis.viIle.

An engine on the Long Island Railroad
ploughcd head first yesterday into train OF
freight cars side tracked near Blissville. The
freight cars were knocked in all directions.
md the locomotive badly wrecked. Engineer
jury. The fireman. Coleman Mcdonald. was
taken out OF the wreck unconscious. He was
removed to st. Catherine's Hospital. whore his
Nugent. q machinist, who was on the freight
train. was also Injured.