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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
FREDERICK BONNER TALKS ABOUT TRoTrEFs

Chicago. Dec 10.-TWdcrick Bonner Of New York.
81 Robert Bonner. Is Ia Chicago Oh his home
from a tour In the West. He has original Views
on Lrain,ng and the possible speed Of the trOtlnS
horse. No one can tell" said he. "thc limit OF the
speed 81 horse In these days Of mechanical Improve
mcn The fast time made by hundred horses this
year shows that ii s the pneumactire suly that has
made the difference. When II T. considered that the
number Of hOrsc that entered tn" 2:iJ Hs tlhs
year exceeds the number Of those that trOtct within
that limit for oil time before II Is easy 10 Tint
something caused this great advance other than the
improvement made In breeding ana training. | stick
my original statement that the horse Will never
look through birdie and beat two minutes the
Old n iOnd track hltchcd 10 the ordinary hulhy.
hlt tracks ana pneumatic tires have done grand
things Tor the rotiers. but the lrs's nahng the fast
lirlc bv these improvements not greater than
their predecessors by the difference Indicated 10y their
records The difference In the record at kite tracks
and the Od-iaslon'd track has been vnnouSy cStl-
mated ut from Onc-llf second 10 tWO seconds The
difference IN ~" speed Il horse can maxi when hltc'd
Ia a pneumatic tIr' sulEy ana IN ordinary silky +
sin greater. suloi's record IS @:o5 Ii on ht"-
Shipped track, but untl She X driven the Clc,c
lnut track - ordinary sulky Ia :Os 81 less
/ must consider Maud the greatcr performer az the
f1I,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TRYING TO GET HER DOVER RIGHTS.

The action Of Fisher wood against tharl's j. Quinby
and Others came on for trial before Justice Dykman at
The Wesfchestc- County Special Term. on saturday
last This action was begun by Esther Woods, widow
Of Richard Hatfield Woods. who was one o! the Ole
Judges OF Wcstchester County, and whose grandfather
was Surrogate OF Wcschester County, appointed by
George Clinton in 1878. Upon sale Of the property
Of Richard Woods in 1910 his wife did not join In the
conveyance and within year after the death OF Mr.
Woods In 1873, she begun this action for her dover
and Il has been on calendars Of the court ever since
The attorneys for the defendant began proceedings
10 ascertain her DOVER without Mrs. Woods being rep
resented in court, and the Judge directed that she
should have counsel in the action. She selected John
H. Clapp OF westchester County, who Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
OPPOSING THAT POTTER COMPANY.
THE zCHEME TO SUPPLY TIE CITY WITH WIND
AND WATER BEING INyESTlGAThD'

THE eCHEME TO SUPPLY TIE CITY Will "iNO
AND WATER BEING INVESTIGATED.
The Aldcrmen's Committee Streets had pu'n0
hearing yesterday inquire into the status Oh INV
York Power Company, OF NcwJerscy, whose I'."'n''
for laying mains to distribute salt water anu '
pressed air throgh the city was recalled lro" NV
Mayors hands last Tuesday. Charlie f. todding'o"'
Il lawyer. Of no 13j Broadway, announced tmt lhe
directors Of the company were Mayor william L'
Saunders, Of North plllnfcld y. j.; T. W. harh'',
Of the publishing firm Of lIoughon. Mii'ih " 'o'' n,
f. A. Miller. Of Newark y. j. Mr.. saunders, CIVIL
engineer Of No. 10 Park Place. IS the president anu
Mr. Miller 4, the secretary and treasurer OF the coi-
pany. The directors We're all present. Johh NIuI'"S
Mitchell appeared also one Of the counsel
4 committee Of the Board Of Trade and I1Tsporh-
on representatives from the labor unions. and several
property owners appeared against the company. -h
dcrman Flynn chairman of the committee pre'ld'u' ID
sisted by Aldermen Brown, Harris, Murphy, oo"lc
aud Martin.
President Saunders said that he had been elected
to hi, present Office last Friday to succeed Pres'd NJ
E. A. Hopkins Mr.. Hopkins he said. had retired
by reason Of Ill health. Mr.. saunders went INTO Il
hong explanation Of the cJmpany's purposes ana H.
t,ntons lie said they wanted to supply cheap power
M fixed rate per cubic all parts OF the oiy,
particularly the downtown district. Inc cehtIai sVluo'
was TO bo at some convenient place on the East Ver
from which pp,s conveying power by means Of com
pressed air and water under pressure would be- ad SAT-
wnter was mentioned because the water III fa'1
Riy.r WAS salt. Thc diameter Of the hydraulic pipes
would IL. about min" inches. The 'dr PIPES rom lW,'N
T., nf..u inches IN diameter. and the air "hnd De
uud.r "A pressure OF from lprty 20 MY pvihu-.
g. waldo smith. president of tie "roc"rN -t>'(,It
ton opposed giving prNlr-S - ,"m1ii! " /" -, .
~, littlr was known Thomas Barnett OF lc i"lrN 81
Trad. and Transportation Committee Nhd thai NE
company was Irresponsible. ana scented 10 ne ni "a
,smnly ~ check and hnpud' nee. h"I'F liNgIi "l.
aud Lawrence ~iue. Who rrpn'"ntd Core iIry.
Gr ,rlofn, a, dli also Jane, u. Seymour, J.; D..
Callahan. A,,DubIymnn \. a.. Conklins ana Jpha
Franz Ia. A.d.ru'u's Committee may report uIcE
conclusion, 10 the board at It's meeting today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TO SELL srAMnouL AND OTHER HORSES.

There Will De many Interesting sales Of tot;ns horses
during the ncNt fcw weeks. Tho two most Important
viii begin to-day The sale Of the tott'r. belonging q"
the estate Of W. s. Hobart VIII begin at 10 O'CLOCK us
morning at American Institute BuAiihS. IN 4'il
ave. near S.xy.third-, Tho auctioneer Will he Peter
C. Kellogg What this sale important is the fact
that the groa, STEAMBOAT king o.: trotns stations VIII
le sold o-ioy highest bidder II has ben NaF'nsS
tmacl by tlr.mcn Tat hc viii bFins between $4,000
odd sl5j OJO Nancy Ire The dIai 81 nancy HANK AMI
several half Of Nancy Hanks VIII also d. sod To-
ro.her with lot Of Youngsters now ia to "oni year
Tuf.m,n from the country NIr.t'd MI Kellogg
yc.tcr y at the American inAt.ltc Buldns TO take a
look 1T IT, lof. pee DID TODAY They Hcic Wei po',l
WITH the OPP 1'ancc o. t1c horses.
E.,.lne 20 80 O'Clock CAL evening, tho EincAo dl
Ia.o tottinc.Dr.d stock VIII o. -old al Iau ll!-.
seven.h-a.-. and i1ftynfil-.;. Tho fct q Albert ".
wcfe comparatively well kloi fw 3'Gr, 1t'. bat Tie
...Lg queiltc, Of Little Albeit On L. trl.E and the
many A-.ca,s slI, by him Aafc caused -caad
or h., sons dausacr- that las seldom been eai d
J. Maekay. representing J. Il Haegin The owner o. Goo
horses been working nigh. an4 dAJ e. maze ue sAlo
u
The !!.; o. horses D. sod today AZ Tatersas and
a. the American Insttut, Binding b, found In TIE
advertising columns Of this paper.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
HANDSOME JEWELS FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS.

The increasing yearly demand for jewelry for mol
Idny presents has called Into play all the shll that
experienced manufacturers Possess, and this year.
Judged Iy the handsome display made. they have
fairly eXcellcd Themselves. Rings set with dh-
monds. rilcs pearls. cmcrnlds. amethysts and other
Jewels are Offered I'm great profrsion, are also
handsome scnrfpns. jcwcllod and namelcd; hat
ami hair pins set with precious stones opern glasses
In many different designs Of pearl and oxdizcd sill
yer: diamond studs ami pins. tea md tble spoons.
and clocks. ranging In size from the small pocket
clock 10 The large. old fashioned hallclock Many
beautiful presents offered In chains and lochcts,
some being handsomely Jcwcled. and others bear
ing artistic designs In enamel. 4 particularly fine
assortment Of these and many other articles of Jew
clry IS being displayed at the store of Thco-
dorc a. KOhn Il son. of No M West Twenty third
St. who also offer many beautiful specimens of en-
amcng silver. Their display Of OpaS has also
attracted attention. and their sales Of these jewels
have been heavy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
WHAT THE NETWORK CLUB LOST.
y ,s,p,rI, STOCKHOLDERS MAKE PLANS 10 PAY
r,,rtp nEcT OF sd 600.

pASTRAIJ STOCK HOLDERS MANI IiNNS ~ 49,
THEIR DEET OF $4,000.
,se who antlcpatcd sensational Developments at YES
tcrday,s special meeting Of the New-iork Ba'cba Nuo
c,o disaupoinz The stockholders OF the cup mot III
suodnc Hroonc.st storu and remained III so''
sion until ofcr O'Clock Plans were c0nsdocu u Et c
clnb out OF its present financial troubles. but lhee WAS
no discussion about players for next year. nor "a any
thing said about John Il Days retirement from ''o p''
dcncy. This VIII come up at another mcetlhS' 49, ,
The DELEGATES to YESTERDAYS meeting were Johb H.
nay f. b. Tacott. +. Il. Robinson {. l. Dillingham;
Colonel H. A. McAlpin. L. y. Abel and j. ofouf"c' ".
D. White the Of tho club. ana inc attorney VI
the club were also present A. soon Is ne oa''u wv
meeting 70 order President Day named Colonel MeAnn
as chairman j. W. Slnldlnc, the treasurer Is travelling
in Eur de and the financial statement which l. one oil The
worst in the history the club. read by secretary
White
IN, statement Of las; Gears Icccp,s and dlsburse'
ments showed tina. the club had about $4,000 on
thc season. and lively discussion followed Is 70 inc
Loaf MON, OF Immediately Raising the money to pay
OF tn in1ebt and once NOR place the cIuo Oh
a sound financial las- One.nith d tn, stock was not
itr scntd but the ilJ sha,cs were IN hNof oil Issuing
$4,000 IN bonds This woull not only pay OF the
irdcbt dnoss Of tn club would leave surplus with
which start the tam next year The team mas not
had 4 working capital IN a long time.
The proposition Will be carried out at special meet
Ing OF the club BE- held at the corpoa,lonS oice IN
jersey City January G. Iht bonds VIII be s7ld az
per cn payable IN one YEAR ana they fin Dc pn''
chas d only by Stockholders Of tn club Each stock
hold r can claim 10 per cont his holdings, but no
more unless some Of the stockholders do not claim
teir full onount.
Nothing was said about changes In the policy Of the
club lut they Will be- mad. John Il. Day s9id nothing
IcInc and the other stockholders dd not men
ton the SUBJECT Nothing done about making
arrangement, for the signing OF parers FOR n>Nt season
Powers. the manager VIII probably receive "o.l I" ~
ahead otter the meeting on January o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
WESTERN STOCK BREEDER 4 FrGITIyE

Indianapolis. Dec. 10 (SpcdaD.-Dlspatchcs from
Crawfordsvlle say that Montgomery Comfy is alv
aeitated the fight OF MILO Tomlns n. wei nO"n
breeder OF fine stock. Tomlns0n was supposed 10 be
doing splendid businc7, and nothing irregular wa3
noticed mil aLout n month ago, when one Of bis
large stables burned together With several Hooded
hOrses. The entire property was heavily insured.
since then TomlinDn has converted all his property
into cash. and several days ago fled from the country
Since his flight his creditors have been sprngns up
on all sides The young man proves 70 have been NOT
only Il debtor but forger, and he had pat his
fathers name 10 numerous notes and papers without
his consent or knowledge. The edcr T0mlln.on Is IN
vOycd TO the extent Of thousands 81 dollar, but
state, that h. will meet his sons paper as though
IL Wcrp geunnr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
SEIRCHING FOE c. J. sCH1HTT'S ASSETS

Deputy Sheriff Finn has received three executions,
aggrcgating s. 37 against Charles j. schmltt, dealer
In poultry etc, In West Washington Market, who was
orcrcd to appear In coart today TO be examined In
supplementary proceedings. The sheriff found moth
ing to levy upon at his stand, rs II was said that
all the goods were consignment and nothing be-
longcd TO Mr.. schmitt Efforts were being made
to collect Id claims which II Is said grew out OF the
failure Of tho Elm city Novelty Company. OF New
Haven In which Mr.. schmlt was Interested.
Josiah Jowit, OF Stanley, y. j., has been appointed
receiver for the pOwcrvillc Felt Roofing Company, Of
No. ll2 Maiden Lane. which has large factory at
powervle, y. j.. and n branch at Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
BISHOP UHAR4'S JUBILEE.
He HAS BEEN FIFTY YEARS PRIEST AND
TWENTY-FIVE \ BISHOP.


TWENTY-FIVE 4 BISHOP.
Scranton Perm. Dec 10-The celebration ol VIC
golden and silver jubilee Of bishop olaTn' OF inc
diocese Of Scranton, began this evening Win NC
lion n; St. Cccia's Academy by the pupils Of i""t
Institution and the parocAal school children ihf
i'm ilee celebration will continue until ThTsaF m IT,
and Will be conducted on extensive scale all "'iA
eastern PENNSYLVANIA being interested IN frs success
On Wednesday the fficth anniversary oil TIE 1Sh"p
ordination as priest. all the iron ana coal lhd'sis
Of the Lac kawanna and Wyoming valleys viii susp nj
work and remain idle until Thursday. which Is I'd"
twenty fifth anniversary Of his elevation 20 the hh"p
RI. Among those who viii attend are cardinal I'D
hons who will arrive tomorrow; Archbishop Ryan, oi
Philadelphia: Archbishop CorTieon, Of New lofh'
n,sbons E1an OF Washington: Null %. ~ Ere. NC
Ouade OF Rochester: McGOvern, Of larri 'irg' i'fi
man Of Cleveland; Ryan, Of Buffalo. and Mcdonnell
NJ Eroollyn: MonAgnors Cantwcl ard Naeni'f ana
the heads OF an the Catholic institutions Of learning
IN fine Atlantic States. There VIII be n large at
tendance Of the Clergy from the Philadelphia diocese
where Bishop OlIara was once NicarGcncia'' ana
from every part of York state and PFnasyivaniA
On We'd, sday morning the pontihch jubilee mas
will be celebrated by Bishop Oliara. assisted hv
Cardinal Gibbons Archbishop Ryan and El'hHIs kcai
Hartman and McQuade. Archbishop Ryan win preach
tn, sermon There Will b. series Of public rcr'1-
Nons during the jubilee and memorials from c''@ehS
irrespective OF creed and from the clergy
On Thursday there viii he parade o. 1000 people,
including societies and clubs from all Over the dipces'
Governor Patiison viii De present on wednesday ana
THURSDAY 10 take part In the jubilee which j, the
first Of the kind be celebrated in the STATE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
MISE JACOBS WINS HER SUIT.

A VERDICT TOR $4,000 AND COUNSEL FILES
GIVEN-THE CASE TO BIT APPEALED
There was applause In Part OF The superior Conrt
yesterday morning when the clerk Of the court READ
the verdict Of the jury, which had heard the testimony
In the snit OF Esther Jacobs. against Henry b. sire
for breach OF promise Of marriage Miss Jacobs sued
for $4,000 and recovered $4,000. Judge Scdgwick
suppressed the applause Immediately, but punished no
ne for 1t, as the officers Of the court could not
gle ont any particular culprit. The case was
shed last Friday, and the jury agreed upon their
dict within an hour. but directed By the court
return a scaled verdict yesterday morning. Miss
Jacobs her mother, and Mrs. Harris, her sister, were
N the courtroom. Henry B. sre the defendant. was
not present but represented by his brother ana
attorney, Albert l. Sire. In addition 10 the verdict
of S25 600 Judge Sedgwick allowed Miss jacobs ST. 200
for counsel fees lie also granted request that the
execution Of judgment be delayed for sixty DAYS, In
order 10 give the defendant opportunity 10 prepare
an appeal from the verdict, Albert /. sire said that
the case would be appealed TO the General Term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
7gEY POBBED PAIVlTE LETTER BOXES.

4 number Of broadway merchants recently com
,lanrd 10 Inspector Mclaughlin that their private
letter boxes wcIr being robbed OF letters containing
chesks and money In several cases, when the letters
containing checks had been stolen the checks nave
been Endorsed and presented AT the banks Tor pay
nent Detective Scrgcants Cottrell and Bonnol were
detailed to work upon the case, and on saturday ar
rested Lester Williams, alias "Wlitncy,' nineteen
wears old Of No. 262 East one hund cd -andtwenfy-
nintIst and MAX Schnsky, nineteen years old, OF
90 % Eayardst., suspicion Of being the thieves
On Friday letter containing check for III ~
ON the West Side Bank was stolen from the letter
box Of Abraham Raieson. n clothing dealer at No.
Fs: Broadway Detectives Cottrc and Bonnoll were
Immediately notified of the robbery. On saturday
they went TO the bank and waited for the presentation
OF the check. Williams entered tie bank while the
detectives were waiting there and presented the stolen
check for payment. lie was arrested and WAS taken
TO Police Headquarters where he said that the check
had been given T. him by Schnnsky. Williams also
said that schlnsky had stolen the check from alcsons
IeiterbOx by means OF piece OF wire Late eatur-
day night. Scllnsky arrested. lie admitted that
ne bad stolen the letter aud check
williams and sclunsky We're taken 10 jefferson
Marha Court yesterday and rcmandcd until the
detectives can more evidence against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI.
Jersey CITY.


,,,,,y,v RINGER Oy TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE.
Herman Bungcr was placed on trial before JuuSc
w.rfs today for the murder Of John Di'drlckS"i'
.r, mo, wore cmploy,d at the Bremen steamship
,,.,, q, Julv l., In "A quarrel about some work
I,odrckson struck BunEcr twice. The defendant
walked away. when Diedrickson foilo"'d III" anu
,,c,, him tvicn Enncer drew knife ana stabbed
piedrckson, innlating wound from when nc ule''
rl f,c,s are not denicd but the state will sag that
Ringer Is not entitled To an acIulttal because nc
might have got away from Dicdrickoon II he had
,rId AZ Prosecutor winfield was obliged to appear
h, fine Chancellor in the Iollngcr case, the TRIAL
WINS adjourned at o'clock.
Chancellor NcGill at Chancery Chambers yeSVcr-
day heard the application OF James d. Mahnlhs lor
n writ Of error in the o. Edward W. ilallnGer,
vho K under sentence to be hanged Thursday for
tbo murder Of his wife. The application sets forth
Mr. Pcsba'ls previous contention that llaIllngr WIS
not tried i'm accordance with the Constitution that
hc WAS not informed Of the effect OF his p'a' anu
that Iud 9, Wort. Kenny and Hoffman could not
ID operly sign the death sentence because hci'cl Va
them took part in IIallingcr's examination. Inc
motion was ovcrrucd and the writ denied Mr.
u,sb,u said that he would 60 at once TO Washington
IN take nm appeal before justice OF the United
stItrs Court. This he said would act as STAY,
aud thus he would be enabled 10 SI|c ha'i'''o''
life for "a fourth time.
Esicilc Davis, a niece of Frank V. llawley, agent
for Mime Ianauschel wa; held FOR lAl y IsbihIiS
bv TOlcc Justice ODOnncl on n charge ol opthihus
money under false representations. me -coWpIInI
ave- White lie was absent Miss Davis went to
several ncghOr, and asked for loan OF - al 'a,n
place saving Mr.. lavlev had been Frustrated 10y
,arnIvsi NJ Buffalo and that Mrs. lIawcy had sent
10. The money In order that she might JON NM
Miss DAVIS admitted borrowing go, but sald Shc
had borrowed II In her own name
Chancellor McGiIl yesterday appointed A. u. Gar
rctson receiver for the Florida Construction Com
Iany. which was organized under the laws oil New
Jersey TO build railroads H. FlOilda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
r,cuJovS N rigs AND FURNITURE.

No more appropriate holiday present can " So
lcc,,d than that which not only adds to the COM
fort Of n home but also beauties II. AMONG inc
many useful things which suitable Tor giI's "''
Turkish easy chairs, mahogany and gilt tables WIN
ONYX tops Bullets conversation chairs. emma 'ios'''
porticrcs lace curtains rugs ana carpets p'"''
tIf,l display Of these articles i now being maze pS
cbenpnri Knnpp a Co.. AT SiNthsvc. ana Thirteenth
4 ana rs they are having grrau ci'nrinS
sple many rare bargains offered. In rugs thero
Is A large line Of Niltons. Administers, moq"eueS
and velvets in all sizes and designs, and there arc
many handsome ORIGINALS. An artistic line OF Dur
fcts and china closets in oak walnut. cherry ana
mahogany Is offered. and handsome parior pieces
sold separately or in SETS are dlSpayel IN all 'he
,o,io,,s wood, and STYLES Of uphOstcrlns. Great
Turkish easy chairs shown In variety, ana por-
tIores IN all the various textiles are shown. Ihe
display Of lace curtains Is also noticeable, lnsh
point Marie AntOinctt". Louis NV ana many oiher
styles attracting attention. There are many ~, ~;
an, In carpets. shrrWd bu! crs can Secur" WI.
tons, Administers. moUucttc> and Brussels at half
cost ~ they now being closed ont previous 10
t.gl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
FryrB,r NJ COLONEL J. NJ ERAyyAy.

The funeral ~ Colonel John VI. H'annan' VINO oei
NJ, Friday last from heart disease. took place AT MS
hom. No PA West Forty fourth st., yesterday, III
10 A. M The Rev. Thomas Mex. Brown, OF ~
Mars Episcopal Church, conducted the services ""eA
were simple In character IN accorinnce WIN Tue ue
sire OF Colonel Blunuan. \ few OF the ola cou're'
OF tire dead man present, among "'o" "''"e
General FitzJohn Porter. who was coihraue W
Colonel Brannan in the Mexican war 'olonei - -
N..t Colonel Alexander Piper. Captain Russell anu
,,,,,,pont Patterson OF Fort Wadsworh The BODY
u,s taken Ia Woodawn ami placed In a Want Nn,
noIary Arrangcm,nts viii Dc male for inc pu~'
at West Point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
NEWARK.
M'DERMIT FINED SloOO FOR LIBEL.

M'DERMlT FINED $1,000 FOR LIBEL.
Frank McDcrmit, lawyer, and owner OF The sunday
Standard who pleaded guilty 10 SIX indictments Of
libel upo1 members Of the roard Of Works In charging
them with corruption in the consummallon OF the
contract, for the new water supply sentenced by
Judce Kirkpatr!ck In the courts yesterday 10 pay a
fine Of ~ 900. 30 imprisonment was imposed. con-
trary 10 the general expectation. Ia addressing Nc
Dcrmit tie court said
AT first you pleaded not guilty 10 the" indict
mcnt, but when the court pressed you. and y0n knew
the cases were coming 10 trial. You rctracted and
pleaded guilty. and today YOU stand before II, self
confessed convict You have made personal lnvcstie-
floa - yon said, into the assertions YOU mndc. aud
say that you could not ind scintill Of evidence
agnln,t the member. ~ the BOARD Of street and Water
Commissioners. sciconfc,.cd and branded as lar,
YOU can't escape the finger q sto'n nom your 'Tmf
friends who he'd yOu ln esteem. That punishment
alone IS unbenrabc. Il son have any feeling. That
/ consider l. a. much pIniahmcnt as that Il man
who 4, confined :! prison with thieves AMI CROOKS.
| have no desire TO s. ~ you 10 prison with Auch
p.ople. You have saved an expense for the country
liz heading rullty: you have never been convicted
Of any crime I'm MS cour. and Will therefore sentence
ypn - the cytrcm" nus"cal penalty allowed ny
-cDcrmIt anc,1a'd paid the fine and wa dis
charge! Ly tie court.
Mr. Frederick Marshall. 81 irwin ton. ii In u
critical condition fom To- effects ~ flight She re
c.Iv.l La, lriny. ou t.at day she returned homo
from "a shopping tour. and cn going 10 her room
f,g.d a bur.iar The burglar n'I win nt ,'cunnj
aad whca .l.. recovered vas NOS able t. tVe "h "''
At u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-20
TWO INSANE MEN KILL THEMSEI YES

Insanity. following Illness canscd two Germans TO
III themselves yesterday; oue with pistol ana the
other with rope. Joseph Rclbcrgcr, forty eight
years old shot himself IN the head h" lay In bed
I'm his home, at 40. secOndst., early IN the mora
ing lie tailor and had employed seventy per.
sons I'm bis shop in East llOu,tOn-,:.
Edward slender, thirty ,iN years Old hanged himself
I'm his home. ut No. J34 Eist Elcycnth-st His sick
ness had caused him 10 lose employ ana Inc
death OF his child Il few dlya ago helped TO drIaH6c
ia