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Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03

o thou OF dark foreboding drear,
o thou OF such a faithless heart,
Hast thou forgotten what thou art,
That thou hast ventured so to fear?
No weed on oceans bosom cast,
Borne by its never-resting foam
This way and that, wIShout q home
Till flung on some bleak shore at last:
But thou the lotus, which above
Swayed here and there by wind anI tide,
Yet still below doth fixt abide
Fast rooted in the Eternal Love.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03

NewHampshire
Shrunk Shaker
Flannels, in
cream white,
Shaker greys,
Bristol mix,
scarlets. etc.,
per weight.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
wAKEMAN,S WANDERINGs.

The Little ManI Island and Its Folk
-SEllan Vannin Veg Veen,o the
Gem of the Irish Sea-An Ancient
Land Where Liberty Has Never
Lost Its Sway-Patriarchal Laws
aud Olden Cerem nials-A Thou
sand Years of Home Rule.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09

AMERICAN MILLIONAIREs.-The Tribune's rel
of persons repue be worth million or more has
been re scd the printer and will be issn1
I'm about July lOth, in forms. with paper coverh
M mnbIet form The publication will cost 25 cent
postage paid. subscription edition on better paper
Nc xibIe 10th will be mailed address
in pa per box for 81 Probably 800 changes have bees
Inn de in the list
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
A TRAINERS NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

The Brighton Beach fight with the city poorooms
short sharp decisive compromise being made by the
tookmaxers with Mr.. Eneeman. that the odds were
posted and business in the rooms begun at the usual
hour There seventycight rooms that pay tribute u
the Humstone Dtmas Company. The number huctnates.
AS many ninety running in full blast at times but
many OF them when the hot weather began Peter
De Lacy SD Yesterday afternoon that he ae not want sny
noety and oaly wanted what IS due to HIM that he dd
not make trouble unless imposed and wanted 70 be
,ct alone. az en- doing a commission business he SAID,
which is considered legal in this city give everybody
that doe. business WIN al that is due 10 him ana
intend to have everybody let Ee have all that an ehad
to and no more asked for it, and don't intend TO
begin this late day.
o,o work NJ the tracks Yesterday was 3ainy OF The
,ron, ,oon description The candidates for the Lori.
lard Stakes in Rrstcsss condition Sf 'ne race IN"
one Of the best II not the very best races OF e year
q likely to take place. There large oeeeauoh Vi
In the city, made the journey TO see
the race They supporters OF Inc Pepper, o'' arc
not enthusiastic his chances Of beating 1snn".'
ARA has some friends, who believe him capable Of oa
ing the Tennessee champion. as Iamm"ny Is es l
u,on another OF the candidates, TenResseean ey efu
Is said to have chance In the race
york,tue BELLE will have large crowd OF admirers 70
cheer for her, as large crowd Of members Oh inc %
l,eyiment and many others who are Trends OF r. a.
rhret Will be at the track. Patron Is the pet OF ue
Eatontown division his owner lives there me co'
n f., excellent condition and should he run in The race
a. he works over track many persons VIII shouI
"patron Patron" when the final struggle takes pace III
tho stretch Shebark IS merely pacemakel FOR Tam
MANY Kentucky is represented by The Pepper anu
patron who werc bred In that State Tanmany' huron
and Yorkviie Belle bred in Tennessee ARA IN rem"
syivania Mars In Maryland and shellbark In Osnois
90 that all the horse breeding sections OF the country are
represented. -
Dr. Rice is likely to extend to his utmost Capacity
as he is asked give lump OF weight 70 Inc Baron
and the ST. Beladonna colt Both have done s'od
worx Helen Nichols FLY by Iroduos. rated as one
Of the bost twoyearold in the West Will so" how wei
she can run threequar.crs q mile. Experiment Is IN
fair shape her recent races caused her 10 improve
wonderfully.
Two OF the famous Lonrfellows meet in the race
for tho Monmouth Cup Poet Scout IS in good shape but
III, owner Mr. Eason, and his trainer John Man. say
tha: it looks like hopeless task TO race with Longstcet
a. he clearly ouclas,es every horse in training.
Tho Salvador Club will attend the races in body and
some lively cheering will be heard should Tammany be
the first 10 pass the post In the Lorllard.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

George g. Reynolds and A. t. Mcdonald are the
special counsel Of the city In the condemnation OK
the property OF the Long Island Water supply Com.
piny. They ask any one with facts about the pro
cecdings to bring them 10 No. Is Courtst rs soon
possible.
John Flesh sent TO the penltentiary for
twelve years and half yesterday, for a brutal as.
sault upon little girl.
General II. W. socum badly bruised and
shaken up by being thrown from his carriage at
Hillary and Pearl sts. on Thursday afternoon
George W. Rumble, who recently arrested on
charge Of swndling Francis Egglc,ton. of the Hotel
IT. George. OF 300. which he Invested q
margin IN mining stocks for him. was honorably dis
charged by Police Justice Walsh yesterday
The seth Low przc' OF membership in the Brook
Ign Library. bestowed on pubic sChooi pupils who
pa the best examinations. have been won this year
by Mary l.. NimmOns. Herman Radin and Bernard
\. Feddc.
Tile July G'and Jury made a prescntmcnt ycs.er.
dan witch cr.tlciacG the food furnished by the sheriff
10 IN. prisoners in Raymond street JAIL and recon-
M nd' d certain changes. one OF these Is that the
Jail Dc occupied only by persons awaiting trial, and
not by those convicted OF crime. The latter should
be sent TO the pcntcntiary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
THE WESTERN LEAGUE TO CONTINUE.

Chicago July sThe meeting Of the Western League OF
baseball clubs at the Auditorium today decided
tinue the League with six clubs. Barney, Of Fort
Wayne. the Minneapolis franchise. Hatch uncon.
dtionaly Withdrawing and surrendcrnC his players.
grounds goodwill and everything oppertalning. The
clubs which will play out the season Columbus
To,edo Minneapolis. Kansas City. Omaha and Indian.
apois Fort Wayne voluntarily drops out and us play.
ers with those OF Milwaukee will be distributed
the other clubs.
A schedule OF seventy games adopted.
sos guarantee instead Of 800. heretofore
The League adopted the policy OF protecting itself from
National organization by the payment Of 81 200 pro-
vdlng. however for the signing OF Western payers by
National clubs TO August l. payment Of 81 900
release money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09

RIG ISSUES OF Az OFF YEAR.-The maxniacem
tariff and currency article, OF Roswell e. Horr in The
cekIy Tribuac during the last year. reprinted with
ynroms Kindred articles including the wonderful re-
.ul,. OF Reciprocity, and the article Prices !.
500 mud 1871" A pamphlet Of >, LARGE pages. ~
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NETWORK CITY.

Recorder smyth sentenced Joseph Fuchs. Of No.
Chatham soualo to three years and eight months In
state Prison for fo.sery yesterday. Fuchs signed
the name OF Gasser & Co., his employers, 10 checK
for 1925 OH the Mechanics National Bank
Gustav Heerbrandt. president Of the Hcerbrandt
Publishing Company, No. "a BecSman-st. was heid
In $500 bail BY Commissioner shields yesterday, for
sending an obscene card through the mails. Her
brandt published the card.
John H. " Arnold, President Of the Board OF Al
dermen with hts wife, will sail for Havrc today on
he French steamship La Boureoync They VIII go
rectly 10 Pads 10 visit their daughter. who Is Mt
s,aooi there and will ac-ward make tour Of Europe
AID t,reat Britain, lasting two three months. A
party Of NJ Arods political friends will be ut the
pier this afterno)n TO see him of.
The Police Commissioners their meeting yester
day caused U DC spread upon the minutes report
OF the death OF Solomon y. Cohen, the veteran re-
porter who had been writer Of police news for forty
years Twenty reporters detailed at the Central once
had signed the report.
The property at the northeast corner OF Park Row
and Ann-st has been transferred by Julia NILS and
Others to Joseph Pulitzer for the sum Of 1907 800.
The property was bought by Mr.. Pulitzer some time
ago and the news Of the purchase was published at
the time II was said then that the property was
bought for Investment purposes The formal transfer
was recorded in the Registers Office yesterday.
The New.York Public School Janitors' Association
will hold meeting this afternoon at O'Clock at
wendcrs Casino, Forty -nnth-st and seventhave
Augustus Nash. late secretary OF the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Nebraska, and delegate to
the annual Christian Endeavor Convention, will speak
In Association Hall, Twenty thrdst. and Fourth ave.
tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock. Young men are
invited.
Tho funeral Of John P. Gould took place yesterday
afternoon at the stratrmore Broadway and Fifty
second-st the Rev. J. Murray Smith officiating The
burial Mt WoOdlawn.
The steamship Alameda arrived at Fan Francisco
on Thursday, with mails from Melbourne. June IL
sydney, June 10 Auckland, June IL, and Honolulu,
June 30; due % arrive In New-Yorl Tuesday morn
ing The next mail for Australia will close at
80 p. m. July u, the arrival here Of the
tralia July %.
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AMONG THE ATHLETES.

The Irlsh.American and Mitchell football teams will
NAV a game Wallace's RidgewOod Park tomorrow.
These teams old enemies. and good game Is ex
pected. Play will begin at y. m.
The NewJersey A. C., not satisfied with its athletic
carnival July d. IS preparing for even more eabo
rpt carnival at BoyOnne Labor Day. The sports Will
begin with cricket match at 10 a. and last through
the day with fireworks and promenade concert at night
The annual athletic games and picnic Of the Hacket
Brooklyn, to-day.
The Manhattan Athletic Club team and the Orian
Field Club nine play again at Hackcnsack to-day The
Mania ttans the first OF this Of three by
the OF to @ and should they lose this game. the
final will DC peyed at Manhattan Field next month.
The Montclsir 4. c. will play the IrOnsidcs b. b. &.
on the grounds OF the MOntclair A. {. today.
The Riverside Wheemcn will give the final tournament
OF the NewYork State circuit at Manhattan Field to-dry
The contest will take place regardless Of atmospheric
conditions. beginning at D. m.
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THE TRIBUNE

Bouogue D. with mde and TO Funch Edye ="
Arrived at the Bar At 40 A m ,,....,r mart. Va
Gibraltar 20. with mse 10 Phelps Bros a Co Af'e'"
s , nm plsn tBr Parry Mediterranean ports via Gn
raltar June ~ with mdse TO liirzel Feiman & CO. ''
srrsmcr Sc,raeua tNcr Nicholaysen Buefcds me
with ntse and passengers TO Geo Rchardson' :es'e
Steamer santiago Pierce Ccnucgos aud ST jaSo wa 20 90
sau days. with nnse and passengers 10 Jaih's ""
steamer Ganioe WakST Newport News 4 VS. and N0'o-
steamer city Atana. Dole. West Point va WIN HD'"
and passengers 10 old Dominion - &c ~ ,,.,oort with
mise ana passengers 10 c IL Mallory 4 CO .. ,,ts mas
ship Reaper, Taylor. Portland. Or lO9 days. WIZ '
order; vessel to d Dearborn & Co.
sUNsET-wnd at SANITY Hook. light, sw clear
AtciIy Island-hght. ; cloudy
CLEANED.
Steamer scrvi, OBJ, button. Liverpool cueens'o"
steamer Arizona lBr Brooks Liverpool via Queenstown
TSrTSs m sPns
Croma Bro Lord Ieith simpson apeI SSrsi.
steamer Elbe GER. Won Gcessel. Bremen via sou"'~
steamer spaarndam CDtch Bouer. Rotterdam via D''
Steamer La Bourgoene (Fr. Lcboeuf Hayre-A Ken
steamer Neptune llirl, Fraser. Montego Bay @0-'
Steamer Alert ,Nor Hauge Caibanen- Munson ,o
steamer Rio tirande, Conner, BrunswieS Ga ana
steamer Cherokee Chichester Charleston and JaeSsOH
steamer cry OF savannah. sayannahIhS
steamer Poriia lBrl. Ash - johns NJ VI" '
ring Archibald 49, 4. uemerwys
Brown. Iohr NW
Bark Britannia (Nor). krstensen. Buenos AyTes-
ton 4 son.
SAILED. , n
steamers HORROR for Liverpool Wells Sity Clarv
rique sharpness Ambrose. Para Aiyena ME- Chareos
Baracol; CITY of savannah. Savannah 1ie'VAS>
RIO Grande Fernaniina; GarTlck. Norfolk
snip Independence. for Valparaiso,
Also saed-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Porta for Halifax. &c. anne
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMI"''
FOREIGN PORTS. ,u,sea
GLASGOW. July 7-saied. steamer Anchofa 'D'" -
for New York. ,,.n,,a fBrL nv
BROW HEAD July s-Passed. steamers mu'2,S ex YorkS
Kay. and CITY Of Chester (Br). PRISON. ''o" -.
liverpool mr., Foot Nv
LIZARD July S-Passcd steamer Canada tD''
New-IoTk on her To London. pa,die from NJ
July S-Passei, steamer Frlesand tBeIs' NAM"
York on her TO Antwerp. $3.50 fDanl ku~'
COPENHAGEN July o-sailcd. steamer Norge 'p'"'
sen, for New. York. ..., pi.marcK lUeh
HAMBURG. July 8 Arrived, steamer fuefS' D'' IN,
Albers, from New-York ,. acar, Schroe'"'
HAvRE July 7-Saied. steamer Bohemia '"''" IN
from Hamburg hence for New-fork x,.,ra (Gerh r.
GIBRALTAR July S-Sailed steamer "e''-
from Genoa on her way to New'Xaxk
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> % Cr.ASS-PuRSE 81. 900.
Time ::222l2. . :22A. ? ;22i4
, is PACr-PuRsE $1,000.
SHOOTING MATCH AT HOLLYWOOD.

HOLLYWOOD. n. j., July (SpeciaD.-The Independence
Handicap the third shoot OF the season at Hollywood
attracted q large crowd OF Long Branch people and
score Of crack this afternoon The conditions
we're fifteen birds fee 500 20 per cent OF tho
total amount TO go winner and 80 per cent 10
the second There were nine entries The match
resuted IN tie for fist place between f.. G. Murphy
and J. s williams both OF New.York each killing four.
teen birds fifteen. Instead of shooting OF the tie
thew decided 70 divide the prize money equally Fred
Hoey c. Dolan each killed thirteen eirds There was
also second match, for OIL for the Meet Chandon
prize Conditions five birds at thirty yards rise. the
prze for the being three Of champagne
scented BY Geoge X. Kesser. There fifteen entries
Captain Money. Fred Hoey. J. S. WILLIAMS and w. p.
thompson were first place, with record OF FIVE
stroisht for each Captain Money the Of.
with a record OF eleven birds straight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati July s-Bsses balls, aided by hard hts
won the first game to-day for Baltimore. The score
G S,};ino,s . ::.:::yd5 Q ! 9 ~
Basehts- Cincinnati 6. Baltimore s. hIC,rTinEein
Umpfe-Enlslie.
Heavy batting easily won the second game for the
Reds Attendance-l 800. The score
G Sa1SInsss ~ 3 9 . % : GO
Cincinnati Il. baltimore TO- Erro;-ci in
Foreman Umpire-Emse.
Prtsburg July s.-Ehret invincble today. tho
Phlsdelphias getting 6y four hits. three Of them in
the 9Th inning. Pltsburg made hits at proper times,
and won the game. Attendance, 1,ls3. The score;
F FI1.;c 53s'Sni, ........So 9 ! 60
Basehits-PittSburg O. Philadelphia 4. Errors-pitts-
Umfprc-MitchcIi
Chicago. July s.-The Chicago won to-day prin.
cIay Abbeys wdness their three in the fourth
all coming from bases on balls. The score:
S %sesSs, .;''. -: 3 9 3 90
waS%poa 3 iHf and ABBY u%P
Lynch.
Louisville July s-Thc Lousyilles PLAYED Ike amateurs
to-day and the Boston The weather threat
eninp Attendance. 1900. The
b bSslsy '.'.''.'.:.. . . Z 20
Boston !. Titchers-Hemmins and stvei,s Umpire
Albany, July s.-Ihe Efmiia batted the ball all
over the to-day easy victory from Albany.
The scOre
E RlSs. ::::::: 9 9 9 3 5--'SS
Rsseh,-Elmin 81 Albany ,v ErS %.75 ts,cs
Doran and Hess.
Minneapolis. July s-The remnants Of the Minneapolis
and indianapolis mines played a game today The
weather Score by innings
M SnaIssss5i'. ....... . 9 9 30
e Gose h' Dixon
and Munyan Gayle and Quinn.
Binghauton July S.-The BnPhamt0n team defeated us
Buffalo nine to-day BY following
pnHlPs '..-....~"5 g 9 o Q . I-s
Basehts-Blng hamton 10. Buffalo L.. Errors CHAM:
. Buffalo l. Batt"rles-Duke and Wilson, Da'y and
Fields.
Louis July S.-Rain caused the csnceing Of the St.
LouisNew.York game today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
LONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-COroncr Meincrs, Of this
city: last night took the anc-mortcm state
ment OF John Kelrgan. Of Borden-ave., who
had his skull fractured by being struck on the
head with a bailstick by William, better known rs
Buck" Horton. kcrIiean was qnarreing with a
man named John Welsh when Horton Wen, Ia the
lattcr's assistance Horton has escaped.
BAY SIlORE.-1hc Rev. Dr. Jesse W. Brooks OF
Brooklyn during the first three year, Of his ministry
pastor OF the Congregational Church ut BAY shore
Tomorrow he VIII pi"acn again 10 Ms former cha -.
In cOnnettOn with the opening services OF Tie bei
ul new church. Other, who will preach AT tl. ser.
vices Of the dedication wcct the Rev. Drs Il L.
Meredith and william Knclid. The present ,r OK
the church is the Rev. samuel ". King.
GLEN COVE-Isaiah Townsend seventy lrals OIL
drowned down In Hampstead Bay Yesterday II
IL supposed that he taken with "a HI and fell out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
ENGIFWOOD.
DID SIZE TRY TO COMMIT srlcrDEl

Jennie Davids. the young woman Of Alpine. y. j..
who was found lying at the bottom II ch near this
place. on Thursday afternoon. bleeding from -everal
ugly wounds will probably recover She Is about nine
years Old. 1t at first thought that the sirl
had attempted suicide by jumping of the clH but II
seems improbable as. when she found her clothes
were neatly tucked around her and her s'k had been
removed and placed under her head for pillow.
one Of her slippers missing and her hat va
found at considerable distance away. Her MI III
seems shattered and since she has been al the Euce
wood Hospital she has refused 10 make any cNplnna
ton. Mr. Ryan, family says she Wa In The house
al 10 D. m an Wednesday, but the next morning could
not he found II l. said that she has been IN the com
pany Of several young men laty The authorities are
investigating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
THE WOMAN WHO WAS RUN OVER DIES.

The woman whose leg was cut of BY Manhattan
Beach train, at Atlantic and Nostrpnd aves on Thurs
day night was Mis- Emma T. ThOrne, OF No. l32
Jeffcrsonave. che died from her Injuries Yesterday
morning at the Homeopathic Hospital. She boarded
with a Mrs Baird, widow. in Jefersonave Her
brother, Frank Thome, Is employed by the American
Bank Note Company In New York. ON Thursday az
tcrIIoOn Miss Ihone went 10 the scashore with
party OF friends. The persons who saw them get
off the car az Nostrand ave. say that they were
under the influence OF liquor.
There different stories TO the way the accident
occurred. one + that the man with Miss Thorne
ran against her and that she fell that her leg was
caught under the moving train. Another Is that her
dress caught 10y the car and that she was pulled
under it.. Her lex was cut on close 10 the thigh,
and she lost much blood that her recovery was
impossible The man with her was arrested for In
iOxcaton. lie said at first he was George Thorne,
and that the I'M red woman was his wife. When
locked up admitted that he William Il. Jones,
u Tu~hwicave aud MauIer-st Later he said that he
lived at 40. 3D. Tomphin. No one OF that pame
could hc found at either address He was discharged
Yesterday The CONDUCTOR and brakeman OF the train
arrested. but there was no evidence OF care
lcssncss on their part they we're also discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
STOLE HER SAVINGS FROM TIE BARREL.

Henry Kraft boy seventeen years old. living mt
40. go Graham ave, WAS araigned before Justice
Cocttug In the Lee ave-. polio" court. Yesterday. on
complaint 81 Mrs. Emma GrOtjean, who alleges that
be stole $3.50 from her savings which she kept In
barrel. Mr.. GrotIcan has little grocery store ut
NO "A Richard,on.st. She kept tho receipts from
her sales in the bottom Of the barrel In the rear OF
the store. Kraft visited 'he store on Thursday to
MAKE II prrchnsc and Mrs. Grotjenn says she saw
him take the money from the barrel lie was held
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
T1J/AHEIII.

The Board Of Excise has nj last defined IL position
in regard To granting licenses for liquor shop, near
public schools. Hereafter license will BE- granted
10 rumshop near school or a church. TIE Board
consists Of four Democrats. and l. evenly divided on
the question. Mr. Price. the president. and Comni,
eOncr Manning will oppose any Application Tor per
mission for licenses near school COMM -sloners
schmidt and Ticl don't want To make any dis
elimination.
Clarence Little and Edward Lang Two members
OF the Mercury Whcemcn, were severely hurt by
running into pile Of dirt in Wc,iicldavc. on Thur,
dav night. while trying 10 get out Of the way of
WAGON. lliilcs ear wa, almost torn from hi, head
and hung Dy A shred, and the drum OF the
broken I..s's arm badly cut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
Fxp OF THE BELMONT PARK MEETING

Phladerha July (Special).-Ihere was small pat
,ora,n for the sulScs at Belmont this afternoon,
hut the two contests wound the meeting furnished
high class sport particularly true OF tho lS
,aco which lasted through five heats. Three PAGERS
oIned new records Rebus going the best raccmc OF ue
wear 21e. while Attractive and Lucille scored 49,
each Kebus was CHIT ovorite at first, and after lay
ing up heat by permission lost the second by break on
the homestetch. In the next three miles the Reu'hs
was steady but he tired coming home on the MIN ana
,,lv Denarcst's driving carried him a ehead q
salodin The 2:26 trot ended more quickly, COM
snercml Gr having much SPEED 70 be Delayed though
Abe had to put three good miles scoring new record
Of :ooL after brushes with Aicyone, IT,, ana Bella
xy,kes The horses have a stu more important engage
;acrs here for grand circuit, which begins at the
Philadelphia Driving next Tuesday. with the 2:22
and 2 trots 3 10 pace. The list OF entries Il
unusually large In all the classes. SUMMARIZE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-09
IINRDkEN.
SHE COWHlDl

SHE COWIIIDED HER ALLEGED sLANDERER
About midnight Thursday night Henry "lbb9'
an employe Of the Hudson County Boari OF Tree
holders wa, COW hid'd by young woman named
Annie Brown Of Union IIl, while he was standing
IN front Of liquor shop In Newark It. The young
woman had waited about the street for some tlme'
accompanied by an unknown man, and when Gibbs
came out Of the store she crossed the street and called
him to one side. After several words she struck nm
I'm the face with the cowhldc. and continued to
beat him until Michael M"ehan, politician, In
terfcrcd.
The young woman alleged that Gibbs had been
circulating false stories about her.