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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
RUTHERFORD.

DEATH OF DIR. a. p. WILLIAMS
News has been received here of the death on satur-
day. in New-York City, of DR.. A. p. Williams, for
many years well-known physician here and an author
of note. DR.. Williams dozen years ago had a large
practice IN Rutherford, and welcome contributor
10 juvenile publications. "Golden Days. printing
many of his stories Ills patients gradually forsook
him. for report had gained currency that he drank to
excess lie left Rutherford for time, but returned
and endeavored to build up practice again, and 1t
was then believed that he had reforeA But his mind
soon began to fail, and short time before his death
he became blind. lie was a school trustee for some
time, and In 1851 he offered handsome gold medal
for English composition, to be competed for by the
pupils In District No. 40
There Is story that Frank II. Stockton spent
summer at DR.. Williamss Rutherford nome some
years ago and gathered In this neghb0rhOod the ma
terai for his famous story, Rudder Grange DR..
Charles !. Howard. who to town about the tune
that DR.. Wllliams's power began 10 decline met
sudden death last year by taking an overdose OF
choral, and DR.. f. j. Phelps died few months ago
from the effects Of attack Of the grip. Dr. Williams
leaves q widow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
NEW-Y0RK CITY

free lecture Will be given at the Institute Of Social
Economics No. 126 East Twenty thrdst., this evening
at O'Clock, by George Gunton, on Proftsharng.'
The wooden war vessel Yantlc, which has been en-
ployed for two months in dcroying wrecks in the path
of navigation along the coast returned to the Navy
Yard yesterday. The last wreck destroyed was the
schooner Ada p Gould, OF Five Fathom Bank Light.
Edgar ]. Levey has been appointed by Controller
Myers to the place Of private secretary in his Office In
place Of j. Cheever Goodwin, resigned The salary Is
$500 year. Mr.. Levey is graduate OF Columbia
College and belongs to the Manhattan Club Mr. Good
wins resignation is due to the fact 1t is said that his
work as playwright requires more Of his time He
is the author of Evangeine," The Merry Monarch
and several other works.
The cruiser Newark may be expected TO arrive at the
Navy Yard in about two weeks from Philadelphia. She
took on board lot of tools and fixed ammunition at
Philadelphia and will drop down to Fort Miin on the
Delaware to-day to receive her great gun ammunition.
She will then join the Squadron of Evolution.
The Rev. DR.. William NJ Taylor will lecture before
the Young Mems Association Of the Broadway Taber
nacle Church tomorrow evening William COwper.'
Charles S. Smith, president of the Chamber Of Com
merce, will preside At the close Of the lecture a
social reunion of the association and its friends will be
held In the church parlors.
Dr. Robert A. sptzbarth sixty-four years old, Of No
$50 East Fifty-dghth-st, was sentenced 10 be I'M
ursoned for five years and nine months In General se
sions yesterday, for forging the name OF Dr. e. T.
spitzka to number of checks.
Cornelius Curtin pleaded guilty to manslaughter In
the second degree in General Sessions yesterday after
having been ON trial for two days On April o, loeo
he and his brother John killed John sloan al NO. %
CherTy-st. John Is now serving hie eenV0i00 i04
the crime.
Among the passengers sailing for Europe yesterday
IN the North German Lloyd steamship Havel for
Bremen were DR.. f. p. Anderson, Herman oelrchs
Edgar Hofheimer, William Proctor, a. p Ralph Johh
d. Little Hugh Russell and DR.. Van Tootsen.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

goard Of Electrical Control. Mayors office
Board of Trade and Transportation, $3.50 D. m.
Lecture by Mrs Annie Desan;, Scottish Rite Han
8 rs p. m. 81.
Examination Of ex.Alderman Barker before CommiS'
sioner Shields -,
Tennessee Coal and Iron and Railroad Directors meeting
18th Regiment Athletic Club games, Armory D D. ID
Board of Education, D. M
PARK and Aqueduct Commissioners meeting.
School OF Industrial Art and Technical Design TOT
Women reception, No. 1874 Fifthave.
German Republican Organization, No. 1916 ThFd-ave'
D. m. - ,,,-,
Forty third.st., p. M
wlliston Alumni dinner, Delmonico's, evening.
Manuscript Society concert, Chiekerng Hail. evening
Entertainment at Hartman Hall for benent OF 81
Bened,ct's Home for Colored Children. p. m.
Pacific Lodge No 233 +. and A. NJ, reception, LexinS
ton Avenue Opera House, s. D. m.
Riding exhibition in aid OF y. Y kindergarten Assocla
ton, at Central Park Riding Academy. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
FryERAL, OF THE REV. DIR. EDWARD D. G. PRIME

The funeral Of the Rev. DR.. Edward D. G Prime was
held at noon Yesterday the home Of his brother Dr.
Wiiam g Prime at No. 80 East Twenty.thirdst. Tho
services we've brief Of simple character and there were
no flowers or Dalbearers.
The Rev. DR.. Wendell Prime. nephew OF the dead mon
onlcated assisted by the Rev. Dr. hoOerO IL boo', VI
the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian Church. and he Rev
H. CLAW Trumbull The burial was In the family lot III
Evergreens Cemetery.
Besides the members Of the family and their near
relatives there were present the Rev. Dr. George
shearer the Rev Dr. William NJ. Taylor. The Rev. a.
Atterlurv the Row IL. l.. Singleton the Rev. George
Nixon Kiaen Van Rensselaer, Arson d. f. Randolph ane
Nelson Merrill: from "The Observer" the Rev. II. N
Onold J. T. Cuthe John Miller William Io"nseha aAO
Mr.. Freeman.
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To
Attract
Attention.

We shsll offer to-day THREE OF THE MOST NJ.
TRAoRDINARY BARGAINS EVER PRESENTED IL
NETWORK. They consist OF COATS AT SIX DOLLARS.
PANTS AT THREE DOLLARS AND VESTS AT ONE
D0LLARl Taken together, these garments win make
SUIT AT TEN DOLLARS which will be ALL WOOL. Il
superior grade, AND RICHLY WORTH TWENTY DOL
LARS. This remarkable sale is intended TO ATTRACT
ATTENTION to our IMMENSE SPRING STOCK. In
ether words BUYERS CAN HAVE THESE BEAUTIFUL
GARMENTS FOR WHAT THE MATERIALS COST
There are FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES. made 10 match
fl suits although EVERY ARTICLE CAN BE BOUGHT
SEPARATE. Critical buyers specially invited, ~
these SUPERB GOODS Will bear THE MOST MINUTE
EXAMINATION. Notice is also PARTICULARLY d.
RECTED to the ELEGANCE OF FABRIC and the Ex-
QUISITE FINISH OF these garments, for they viii b
found as FAULTLESS AS THE FINEST CUSToM-MADE
WORK. Certainly the prices are assing-SIx DOL
LARS FOR COATS, THREE DOLLARS FOR PANTS.
AND ONE DoLLAI FOR VESTS-sre simply NOMINAL
FIGURES which have reference to THE VALUE OF
THE GOODS; and to make doubly sure" We
GUARANTEE EVERY GARMENT SOLD TO BE Ex.
ACTLY AS REPRESENTED, OR THE MONEY WILL
RE REFUNDED During the continuance OF this sxtrsor
binary sale we shalt offer THE USUAL TEN.DOLLAE
SPRING OyERCOAT AT FIVE D0LLARSi
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TO RIDE FOR MONEY FOE OTHERS.

A riding exhibition in aid Of the New-York Kinder
earten Association will be held this evening at the
Central Park Riding Academy. The officers OF the
association are President, Richard Watson Glider
vice.presdents. Mrs. Grover Cleveland, Hamilton W.
Mabie Mrs. Sidney Webster treasurer, Professor
Joseph T. Goodwin; secretary, Daniel S. Remsen inc
object of the association is to promote the establish
ment and maintenance of kndergsrtens in the city OF
New York, for the purpose of furnishing physical
moral and intellectual training. The riding pro
gremme is rs follows: Grand entree, jeu de barre,
onadrille the young poston, galop manoeuvre,
high school, tandem, evoutons, grand volige and
fnnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
" v.vDrRRJ1r gUYs YACHT.

Frederick w. Vanderbilt has bought the English steam
yacht Conqueror will bring her over here early IN
June. She was owned by Walter I. Bailey OF Hun,
and was built at Glasgow in 1889. The Conqucror Is
2o3 over all, BEAM and draws d3 feet OF
water This purchase makes the Vanderbilt fleet number
four yachts-the Alya, owned by william X. the new
iG.footer owned by William H. the 30.iCot soop owned
by Cornelius h and the ConQueror owned by Frederick
W. William II. and Cornelius, ir., are the OF
william H. and have just become members OF the New
YORK Yacht Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
ROTH WANT THE LITTLE BOY.

The writ Of habeas corpus sued out by Mrs sarah
Mclaughlin Of No. 161 Court-st., requiring her hus-
band Isaac Mclaughlin to produce their tenyearold
boy, David T. Mclaughlin, came up in the Supreme
Court yesterday and adjourned for the taking OF
testimony until this morning. She says that the boy
was committed TO the Brooklyn Industrial School until
he was fourteen years Old but that her husband has the
boy and sha says he Is unfit TO have the Of him.
Mr. McLaug answers that in 1854 his wife became
insane. She sued him or separation, but the COM
pIaint was dismissed. Since them he says, she has
made rash statements about him and the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
HOME NEWS.
ppoMrNrN1 ARRIvAIS ATT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARI.E-Colonel A. Ouimet, NJ. Pr OF Montreal
ASTo R-Assls;ant Postnaster-General j. Lowrc Bell
BARTHOLDI-Mayo James II. Manning, oil AL
bany .. q REyOORr-Mrs John wananaker ana he
Earl OF Rose FIFTH AVENUE-Charles Foster Sec
rotary OF the Treasury Oliver L. Spauldns Assistant Sec
rotary OF the Treasury; Henry W. Blair United states
MI MISTER China Ex-Governor Charles O. van Iahut' OF
Rhode Island: George W. Childs OF Philadelphia anu
Howard MacQueary, OF Canton, Ohio. .GlLsEf-Joh
BOYD Thacher OF Albany. ST. JAMES-N ornah r.
Mack and o. g. Warren, Of Buffalo. WEsTMlNSIEi'
Bishop w. w. Niles. OF New'lampshire wlNDsOi'
NJ de Routkowsky OF Russian Legation at washington
and exCongressman Rodney Wallace, of Massachusetts,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

Hugh c. Miller, who is charged with setting fire TO
the tenement-house No. 1873 B1dgest March Of. and
who is under suspicion of having been responsible Tor
several others OF the ncendiay fires that have occurred
IN Brooklyn was arragned in the Adams street Police
Court Yesterday Police Captain Eason told Of the lire
and of Mller's arrest and his confession OF having
fired No 131 Bridge-st John Conneton, twelve years
old testified that on the evening Of the fire Miller gave
him 10 cents and told him to get bottle OF kerosene
oil He did and Miller gave him the cents fnSse,
The fire broke out soon after. The DlsulctAttorhey
had no more testimony TO present and Miller was COM
,nitted TO await the action of the Grand jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
NETWORK CENTRAL ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the NewYork Central stock
holders will be held at Albany to-day After the cleo
ton of directors, Chauncey NJ. Depew and Cornelius
Vanderbilt will start west thorough tour Of the
Vanderbilt railway system. Vlce-President II. Walter
Webb will accompany them far as Buffalo, and will
then return 10 Ogdensburg, where he will confer with
tho Canadian Pacific officers II Is expected that the
details OF the traffic arrangement between that road and
the New York Central will be virtually completed then
and the plans settled for the Improvement in transfer
service between 0gdensburg and Prescott.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
OUTGOING STEAMER
TO-DAY
THURSDAY. APRIL 10
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT FNEW.YoRK.. ........I

AIKIVED.
Elder Ger. Baur Bremen April 4. SOUTHAMPTON
mse and passengers Oerchs Co. Arrived the
Bar $40 m.
Steamer Bea (fr Sprailey Pic Janero Mar ~. ST Lucia
April with nse passenger Busk JevOns. Arrived
the Bar ~ >
Morgan city, Gardner Galveston with
10 John 4 Van sickle.
STEAMER ho Grnnde Conner. Galveston days with mise
and passengers 10 G. ~ Mallory & Co.
Steamer knckerbockcr Halscy. NewOreans days with
ND A. and passengers 10 \ TX Seaman
FL sol Hawthorn. New.Orieans days. with
TOT Van Sickle.
OfIatahoOchee Daggetf, Savannah days,
mdse and passengers TO AZ l. Walker.
Pawnec IrbOu. Wilmington NC with mdse and
passengefs 10 VIM Clyde q Co.
stevens Newport News and Norfolk, with
mdse ana passengers 10 Old Dominion SIS CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
A NEW TRIAL FOR TREzzA DENIED.

Judge Moore yesterday handed down decision
denying the motion for new trial, made on the
ground of new evidence, the of Nicola Trczza,
under sentence Of death for the murder Of Alexander
salvano. Trezzas counsel, ex-Judge A. H. Daley
at once fled notice OF appeal TO the General Term and
tried yesterday afternoon in vain TO find Justice Pratt
ard apply for stay on an order to show cause
why new trial should not be granted. He will make
the application this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
NEWARK.

In the Circuit Court yesterday John Donahuc as ad
mins;Igtor the estate Of his son, William j. Dona-
hue, sued Edwin Smith ana Thomas Mitchell FOR
S2A 900 for damages and expenses attending the death
Of his SON. The plaintiff charges that on November 20,
1889, the defendants who live In oTcharst., Bloom
field, wee shooting at mark with rife, and that
iheyhandled carelesly that Of the bullets went
into the grounds Of John DOnahuc, where his
working The wound which the son received In his
head moved fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
SEASONABLE SILK FABRICS

Very prominent among the types
specially made for this season, are
Black India Silks with seIf-cOiored
woven figures. We are showing
twelve different designs in Bow
Knot, Polka Spot, spear HEAD
Gray, Tan, Beige and all the
delicate tints for evening or party
gowns are also represented. The
fabric is light, dressy and durable.
We have also large assOrtments
of Black and COlOred Grounds In
india and China Silks in Two
Tone and POmpadour effects, from
$f.OO to $500 per yard; and
Main Black and COlOred India
and China Silks, all widths, at
most moderate prices.
JAMES McCREE RY q CO.,
Broadway and 18th ST.
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A GOLD MEDAL FOR A LIFE sAVER.

subscription has been started among the employees Of
the Barge ONCE purchase gold medal for John T. DAILY
the Young baggage handler who jumped overheard to
Lagrccu the old Italian who tried TO commit suicide last
week Iagrecu jumped from window into the bay.
Daily uinped sier him and nearly lost lis life rescung
tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
SLLE OE DOCK LEASES

The Dock Commits toner's yesterday sold slo0 900
worth Of dock lenses The privileges nearly all
renewed Eases The heaviest purchasers the New.
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
which Iad s3l o0O C. II. Mallory & Co., who PAD
s4 600, and c. T. Yon Santvoord, who paid sl1 500
large number Of people were present at the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
HERMAN oELRICHs SAILS FOR rrRopp

Among the passengers sailing on the North German
LLOYD ST. amshp HAVE for Bremen yesterday Herman
Oelrlchs Mr.. Oerchs his annual trip Europe
and will travel partly for business and partly for his
will spend time Carlsbad and expects to return
by September l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
REVENUE CUTTERS FOR VENEZUELA.

The Venezuelan Government has ordered from T.. T.
Copeland & Co. feet OF four cutters. This
feet VIII be the foundation Of navy for Venezuela
Work on them VIII be begun once they Will all bc
launched tgcher and Will sa together for Venezuela
The to be seycntynve feet long, fourteen feet
beam and will draw about five feet Of waer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF LEAGUE DINNER

Tho annual dinner OF the American Protective Tarin
league I'm the Madison square Garden Concert Hall
TIE evening April 20 promises exceptionally
successful AFFAIR" said Chairman e. ~ Bliss last even
ing IRE American idea Of the banquet has been per-
fected 70 the smallest detail ana doubtless Will add eDhu.
siasm every portion OF the programme. 1t is
stood Jones' OF Nevada be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

present speak. The banquet committee as ALREADY
received eccepanccs present from guests In fifteen al
ferent States Friends protection desiring tickets should
address w letter or wire C. ~ Bliss chairman Banquet
Committee No. 70 West 25d.st.. New-Yorz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
TWO RESERVATIONS ACCEPTED.

Az q meeting OF the Chassis OF Bergen yesterday,
the resignation Of the Rev. J. Howard suydam pastor
., Tho park Reformed Church. was accepted, and the
nostora, relations between Dr. Suydam and the Park
reformed Church we're declared formally TO be dis
solved and the pulpit vacant
Tho soptb nerccn Chassis met yesterday in the La
,vette Reformed Church. and accepted the resignation
90 so REV Dr. W. Rankin Duryea, pastor OK the
,ro+,n reformed Church. DR.. Dnryea was recently
elected 10 profesSorslhp IN hntgers N.,eSe' anu hc
rcsSgned his pastorate 10 accept the chair.
Dr. George Stenson OF Gutenberg, preferred charges
~ The cIttenerg Reformed Church Dr. stelnson Is
treasnrer Of the Rev Mr.. Johnsons churcn lie aegcs
that the pastor falsely reported THAT stenson h1d NOT
taep nroner care OF the church funds. The charges
were referred to a committee 10 report al a spec&i
,neetins Of fine classs on the first Monday In May
The Jersey City Athletic Club Gymnasium Commit
tee announces that an entertainment will be given In
the club gymnasium on Thursday evening Inc pro
cramme will consist Of exhibitions on the horlzoh'ai
and parallel bars and flying rings fencing with broad
sword and assault with sticks. building Oh tt 0S
eighteen men, clnbswingng. games ana oGnSr s.v0 y,
tI0ns The entertainment promises TO elui tmsc 1 VI
LAST wear IIecrwagen's orchestra VIII DE ia alUohu
ancc and the entertainment Will END Win ual0e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI'
Jersey CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
THE NEGRO MURDERER PLEADS GUILT
Edward W. HallInger. the colored cx-preaeher anu
expire fighter, arraigned on an indictment ior
murder in the Court OF oyer and Terminer, yesterday
when asked how he pleaded, he said firmly: Gu'S'
Judge Knapp asked Halllnger II he had counsel anu
,vas Informed he had not. Judge Knapp then re-
uos,ed Gilbert Collins to adsIsc Halnger OF the ma
turo Of his plea and said that HallInger desired 10
,bcn the court would accept plea Of not guilty.
n Ian-cr does not reconsider his determination 20
~ c,ty Judge Knapp will, without q Jury, take
idenee IN ascertain the degree OF punishment 70 Dc
lngIctcd Hallinger murdered Mary HalllngeT, anaS
prime. alias Petersen. with hatchet' on April o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
TONG Island

BABYLOY.-A. ]. Robbins, one Of the most promi-
nept citizens OF Babylon, died Monday morning from
pneumonia lie extensive real estate operator,
was widely known and was wealthy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
ANDREW CARNEGIE 4 WITNESS.

Andrew Carnegie witness the City Court
yesterday in Of the many suits for salary growing
out Of the failure Of the American Opera Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
THE MISTAKE OF THE NURSE WAS FATAL.

A eoroners jury yesterday held an Inquest IN inc
Of three-yearold George S. Hymes, VINO deo al
the Seney Hospital on March 30. His parents live IN
Forty-sxth-st The child taken to the hospital IN
February, suffering from marasmus. Christina Kerr
IL young woman employed on probation as nurse
took care OF him. She had been giving him cod hver
Oil, but on the day in question took similar Dote
containing carbolc acid from the table, and gave the
child dose. She discovered the mistake at once
and summoned physician, but nothing could be Done
and the child died In an hour.
Nov Doctor" said one OF the Jurors to DR., j. p:
Wabosse of the hospital, is IL not fact mat you
keep black bottle containing some sort of stun which
You administer TO patients who have no chance 10
recover7" .. A., ,.
The coroner stopped tie juror, but the doctor
shouted an emphatic negative The jury decided that
fhe death was accidental, and recommended that the
nurse be relieved from further duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED =
nv pegs par INVISIBLE TUBULAR EAR CUsHoSs Wits.
Dsrs heard successful when ali remedies fall illustrated
hook Of proofs Free Gail write +. Hscox, S53 Bway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
Annouuoonrx,s.

A word of Advice. If you have the slightest
irritation Of the Throat Brmmes Celebrated Cough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

The finest specimen of colonial decoration in ths
citythe new dnngroom at Taylors st. Denis restaurant
famous for Its cuisine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sun rise. SIT Sets 6s5 Moon sets los Moons age
HIGH WATER
1sf-sandy Hook. OILS Gov. Island 045 He'll Cato 2Ss
PM-SAndy Hook lilo Gov. Island 1871 Hell Cato. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
90 WEST S9TH.ST.
Diseases Of the Nervous System GenitoUrinsry organs
rmnotence and Sterillty. Hours TO l. TO g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-15

NE FRACTURED THE SKULL OF HIS sTEp.soN.
John Eisenbut was committed to the Raymond Street
Jail yesterday morning by Police Justice walsh TO
await the result Of injuries inflicted on MS sOep'
CON william stanley, early yesterday morning Eisen
lint is connected with the Fowler Manufacturing Com
many. at No. So Frontst. He married Mrs" Shanley,
who had a Iquor-store at Poplar and Hicks ST. Her
son and he did not get well together and finally
Essnbut went TO live at No. 81 Columbia Heights lie
rarely went to sec his wife and would not allow MS
step-son to come to his place Of business
Early yesterday morning Stanley went to the engine
room OF the factory and met Eisenbut. The latter
ordered him to leave, and he declared he would not
until he had revenge. They Quarrelled and Shanley
drew q caspknife and attempted to stab his iaiher
Elsenbut struck him to the ground and then, picks
up an axe, fractured his skull STANLEY was taken 10
the homeopathic Hospital and EisenDnt was ar
rested. He said he sorry he did not cut OH ils
assailants head he had annoyed hin for SIX years