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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
irrIcHMTNTS lND JTDGMEN1 S.

The sheriff yesterday sold ont the stock % Herman
Osvald fur manufacturer at No - Wesi IOuston-St.,
who disappeared about two weeks ago About S3,100
Was realized. Oswald Is said 10 have been seen in
Montreal. Charles Rab and Henry Miitwoch, com
ro.nc the firm Of Rab & Mittwoch, manufacturers OF
flr, nj 80. IL Merccrst., made assignment ycs-
t,rdav 10 Arthur ID. WOli, diving preferences for
81. O75. Mr.. Eab formerly partner with Her
man oswald.
The sheriff Yesterday received two executions f)r
81 $40 against 7. Y. OcOlt d CO., manufacturers Of
gas and electric fixtures at Nos. 229 TO 233 East
Forty first-si one in favor Of Joseph II. OlcOtt for
81 Oo2 and the other In favor Of Gilbert r. llawcs for
sJl-.
Deputy sheriff Young yesterday received an attach
Inen for 81 jJ3 against the firm Les Fills de Thcophe
Legrand. If Iaris, in favor Of Henri Joaquin, and
served IL a member of the firm Of Ialgartrn & Co..
bankers with whom they said TO have about
- 900 deposit
judgment To- SI3,7C3 ycstefdly entered against
James McNiecc builder, in favor Of the Bradley d
Carrier C.mpany
The National Bank OF the Republic yesterday.
through Hastings a Gleason. entered judgment FIR
s7.os0 against the New England Terminal Company
on a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
ROBBERS ATTACK AND CUT VETERAN.
WILHELM PUTTKAMER THE VICTIM SAID To
pr , NEPHEW OF PRINCESS BISMARCK.


BE NEPHEW OF PRINCESS BISMARCK.
Wilhelm Won Puttkamer. veteran OF tho Franco
p,,sslon wa who claims to he tho son Of former
German Minister Of Public Education and Worship ana
ncpho,v Of e Princess Bismarck. is in trouble again
rh,v time no IS I'm st. Vinccns Hospital suffering from
wounds received in desperate fight with burglars
For MANY months Won Pukamcr. when not on IN" So"
he had lately served steward-occupcd room
on the top floor Of tho house No. II Abingdon square,
once private dwelling hut now given over to Charles
H. West n dealer In second hama FURNITURE anu "
dodgers. Late Tuesday night Mr. West "cNcu up
his store and c't the building. So far as he Knew
only tho attic dodgers were In the house Won fu''
kamer WIS asleep in bis room.
william Taubncr Mr. Vests manager and clerk
reached the store shortly after sunrise yesterday ana
unlocked the hail door. : netting behind IN" door
borrpd Ms entrance. TaUbncr, believing that som"
furniture had fallen. drove tho door back Win al Ms
,or,e ard then started back ne h. heard cry. I'm
terinc the hail. h. saw that the obstruction was Won
Puttkamer's big bury body, lying across n" hall.
Tho moi Of blood behind his head suggested return
OF tho hommorrhagc, from which Won lHttkamcr had
suffered Pale with fright Ta'bnrr rushed outside
and met Mr. West. who sent ont hurry call Tor an
ambulance. The surgeon administered hypNrrrmc
injection TO Won Puttkamcr. who then found strength
to gasp out am beaten and wounded LOOMING
coscr +be surgeon saw the marks 81 knlfcct In the
'''''''H'''
milo f. toll the rest Of the story Awakening from his
sleep nj 4 80 il appears, he got mp ana went do"h
star, to room on the second floor. He heard n"iS"
I'm the lower hall dovnstairs Just how Won Pi't-
kamcr came in contact with The two men VINO hah
broken into the hoi,e. + hot clear. but h' MARKS u
blood an up the stairs would seem to show That h'
ran against them rs h. made his way to me sr0''''
floor A. they crcpt mp tn" Stairs to Mr. VESTS Once
Won PIttkamer, in his nlghdrcss and unarmed, chal-
lcngeh them. The first Of the two men, snort htnut'
Macl1eyed drew from his pocket an instrument win
which he hlt Won 1rttkamer twice on The head. Inc
blood por,rsd over his eyes and blinded him, but his
hands graspcd tho robbers throat. and then. as IL
seemed to him they struggled and fought all down the
stairs to the lower han. Then he felt pain IN tn"
abdomen as the Second burglar cr,pt up to him. and
ne remembered more. ~ ,,.,
Bv good fortune Won Putkamcr VIII he only signify
injured. He has most 81 fear from the hemrrrhage
which followed tho assault. III IS abo1f nifty years
OH and is SIX feet tall. In January. 1850. he was ad-
meh 10 Bellevue Hospital, suffering from hemolTiagS
induced bv an old wound which he said h" had re
celv,d willie in command Of a cavalry regiment duFnf
the war with France. The surgeons removed Dl%
that had been in his body for nearly twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
GrErD IEorr WIDENING COLLEGE pLicE.

the City Hall yesterday. Mayor Grant presiding, ami
decided about thc widening ana extension Of College
Place 1t decided That jhc city should pay onc-haf
the Of The Improvement and the property holders
within The area II assessment the other half. These
have agreed 10 withdraw all legal proceedings. TIL"
original report Of the c;nms toners Of estimate and
appraisal was that tho city should pay on"-thid
and the propery holder, twOthlrds Of the cost.
The propo,el widening Of OEe-hnndrfd and til '7-
c.chih.s from The Madison ridge TO Th.rd-avc.
and the Southern Boulevard discussed. The
street j. now seventy live feet vide and Commits
siOner 1leintz wants 10 make II 100 feet. Mayor
Grant agreed with him. but MayOr-clect GilrOy aid
he street In his opinion wde enough. The sub
irci WAS laid over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
yEw ISSUE OF TIE snrPPryG REGIS1ER'

The volume for 1893 Of The Record Of American
and Foreign shipping" which IS the twenty-hith an
nua issue Of this valuable register and classification OF
SHINING is now being delivered 10 subscribers. The
Record" coEtains full reports and particulars OF more
than 900 vessels OF al classes and uauonalties
rules for the construction and classification OF iroh
steel and wooden vessels. rules for the construction
and survey Of machinery and boilers for vessels
prov,iou for the installation OF electric lighting and
power apparatus shipboard. and much other vain
able Information Of special importance TO underwriters
and all firms or persons interested In shipping
Valuable new features OF this issue found In its
list OF shlpbulldc-s dry docks, marine railways. etc.
throughout the United States and the additions made
to It's set Of plates Illustrating the construction OF
iron and steel vessels
Its rules for the construction Of iron and steel
vessels are Endorsed by the United states Navy De
partmcnt: the work 1, approved and Endorsed by the
mrpriant boards OF underwriters in the United states
and is accepted by merchants and UNDERWATER
throughout the world sahdaid register and cns A.
ncatiou of shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

The Aldermen had a caucus yesterday ana neolu'o
10 reflect NJ j. Cofcv rs president OF the board
Wiley g. Overflow the first colored man appointed
a patroIman en- the police force, resigned YESTERDAY
He asked first 10 have day duty next month so mat
he conld attend night school TO prepare himself lot Il
Civil Service examination, and when THIS was rcIuscu
resi- cncd to leave the force at the end OF inc SeH'
Two other colorcd on the police iorce'
Mrs Ida Potter Is seeking absolute divorce from
Frank v Potter, to whom she was married III 1000
Police Captain Lcavy. Of the Third Precinct was
married Yesterday afternoon TO Miss Lizzie ocahlah'
of No 3s4 Degraw-St The couple nave gone 10
Washington on a wedding trip.
Dr. John L. Macumber has resigned rs sup'nhtenu-
Ing physician OF the County Farm at Kings PARK, h. l.
John Dolhno. Of No 4ls Baltlcst.. was arrested
Yesterday for shooting Mrs. Caroline Gcstn, at NO
497 Decraw-st., on Tuesday night He ana Irehu
were visiting Mrs Gcsell and her husband WHO inc
LATTER was gone for some beer Dolino drew revolver
and shot nj Mrs Gesel three times, and wounded hcr
twice She was taken to the Long Island COH"s"
IIospltal where the bullets were extracted She Is
cxpccte1 TO recover. Neither she nor D0hno w0uId
give any cause for the shooting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
4 DENTISTS WIFE ASSAULTED.

TWO unknown men went 70 the dental Office Of Dr..
Henry Jennings ri 80. Courts. yesterday after
noon aLd inquired for the dentist saving that one
Of them wanted tO,th pulled. Ms. Jennings saw
them and tod them that he had gone ont and would
not be back for an hour. They wanted 10 wait for
him ana she showed them into the front parlOr and
went herself into the Office OF the back parlOr and
WAS arsanging IL when the men came into the back
EarOr and asked her for money. she refused TO
give II 10 them. and Of them tried to enter
the Office she opposed him and they caught hold
Of her threw her TO the moor and ch0ked her.
She became unconscious ard one Of the men tied n
handkerchief about her throat. They then ransackcd
tue .D0nl and Office They could lud nothing portable
Cf value and finally fed. Mrs. Jennings alone
IN the house, cXccp, that her mother was upstairs
but The latter did not hear the disturbance. one
OF the men j. described short and thick set, and he
wore a handkerchief about the lower part VI his
face. ~ other TAIL with BLONDE mustaclie.
Iliey spoke with "a German accent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

business on the top floor Of the four-s'ory o"to,'e
NJ No AL Broadway. The building Is owned oy
ExCitv Auditor August Vocge VII" had an oh'o
on the first floor OF the building. on TUESDAY m''
at noon, while Mr. Voege was on the 1901 Vi '"o
budding nc smcllcd smoke and found 'hat u '""'
from Sinslelmers apartments. lie broke III ~"
door ard found the room vacant. 'oeu ''V"' W.
the room Ias fuse OF more than forty Iee' J"
length md attached 10 lot OF iniammable maten''
which was lying on table. one end ci 'he 'uHc
was lighted and had burned for several i@''' u"
stamped 1t ont, and FASTENED to the once VI Wv
Frr Marshal. Besides the tenants. there were i'o
GIRLS I'm the house at the time. When FIRE N''sn''
Lewis reached the house he made 'oIo"s" ~
yc.ticaton, which resulted In Sin>hrmcr d'i r.,
lie was found at his h me, and whcl lahcl ny ~,
custody he expressed much surprise ana deciar'u MS
und the fire Called Roadway nothing would nave
prevented n serious loss Of life SinHI''"ei WI" W
arTaiCncd before Justice Watson To-Day
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MORE MONEY FOH THE FIRE GO1ED
HE DIFFICULTY pETwETy THE CONTROLLER

THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN THE CONTROLLER
AND MR. PrRROY not EENFWED
At Its session yesterday the Eoam OF Esufna''
TOOL, nm again the question OF transferring money 10
ihc account OF apparatus and supplies OF the FIRE
Denortmcnt over witch tho Controller and Fire com
missioner Pirroy became involved In bitter PERSONA
controversy last Thursday. Mr.. Turroy ealing u'
co,,rollor .. mule" The president OF the Fire pc-
,.,r,mcnt oppcarcd again covered with 1nmmnny wal
n,nt and fgrrativcly brandiNhing HIS "i'n'"" W.
mia he was ready to the helt IN the lht'''''
- bis " starving horses and shvcrinG men, me
nm, of sG 600 which the Board allowed on lhtrsu"'
bo soId was away below what was needed lie PR
sep,cd q statement TO the Board showing that by
emitting of supplies. lowering rationS' su'p'ho'"S
work and dcfcrring necessary repairs IN" Fire 'oi
nissoncrs had effected saving OF S4'r'o' ana u''
f,~tbor saving OF Fl $50 had been made by cu'tinI
,orn ,oy rolls President PurOy asked that TINS o'''
NJ ri mo he transferred the account OF apparatus
suppIles etc With the $1,000 transferred on ih"''
dov This would swell this account Tl2'''"''
controller Myers remarked that tho saving "ieIre"
~ vos In reality saving I'm the account OF hmIdlhS'
and ,ts which the Board of Estimate had prononced
oc,Inst Mr.. Purroy was plainly DESTROYS oi nno'hcr
:. shindvr bnt Mr. Myers said that he could not Do
induced to adopt prize rinc methods In d'aing WIN
,,,ric,noI ouostions Mayor Grant at the critical
moment acted tho part OF pcaccmakcr. iie suggested
oxocrti,c session at the close Of which the transfer
agLod for hv thc Fire Commissioners was Cranted'
Tho adjustment Of the trouble was looked upon d. d
cnmnrnn'Isc AS the transfer originally asked for was
81 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
NETWORK CITY

George j. Gould and senator W. L. Brown have each
sent 81 900 to the Press Club Building Fund othef
subscriptions are The Knckerbccker Trust Company,
$50; stern Brothers, $3.50 "hlder ana D'H"'
500: John II. Spelman, $50.
The body Of General Joseph Kargc. the professor OF
Continental languages and literature In Princeton Col
lece who died suddenly yesterday afternoon while be
ing brought 10 the Aston House from the Jersey CITY
ferry was taken to Princeton on the O'Clock train
Yesterday afternoon from Jersey City. The funeral
will take place Friday.
There have been various rumors that The managers
Of the Dore Gallery We're going to remove their COZ.
lection from the Music Hall-some said 10 Chicago
some 10 Boston, etc. etc. so great has been tn"
success Of the exhibition in NewYord, howevcT that
they have determined TO remain here for a least three
months longer
Roundsman Matthew F. Daley undc: sehtenc" OF
imprisonment for wear for assault was admitted
TO hail in ~ 800 yesterday. His mothern-law, Mr.
Ellen F. DENIM OF No. 236 EHzabcth-st became his
surety
The Tribune Yesterday received II from I" Il. So for
the relief Of Mrs. Patzner. OF No. - Columbia-s:.
John baltimore, a railway mail service ccrk. who
wa, detected picking the pockets OF fellow clerks. was
sentenced 10 one year IN the Elmlra Rc'oralory yes
tcrday By Judge Benedict in the United states Circuit
Cont
Io.es Clnto, the SURGEON on the steamship Panama,
from Havana was arrested yesterday by special In
spectors Britton and swivel for trying t. smusgle
cigars. He taken before commissioner ana held
in Fl 600 bail! The inspectors WEE at Pei No. 10
Fast River wher The surgeon came ashore VITA lot
Of cigars under his coa In his staterO)m more wc7e
found.
Mrs. Eladia Rubna. the wealthy woman OF New
Rochelle who WAS arrested in Enrich Brothers dry
goods store for shcpifng few DAYS ago, was dis
charged AT the jefferson Market Police Court ycSter
day. Detective Howard, who made the arrest re
ported TO Justice White that the firm had NJ desire to
pres. the charge.
Coroner sheu and a Jury held IN inquest Yesterday
afternoon in the case Of Emil Kuckelhorn, the en-
cineer who was found murdered several weeks ago
in the basement OF the Wylie uthograpline estab-
Ushuent on West Twenty eighth Il. The verdict was
That the deceased had cen killed ly unknown pr
sons. Captain O'Connor the only witness ex-
smned Matlh,w JChnson. tae West Ini!an c'ro, who
Wa indicted by the Grand Jury for the crime, is still
confined I'm the TOmbs awaiting trial.
Dennis Garraty, seventy three years old, who was
found unconscious Monday morning. suffering from ga
surocation. alongside his dead wife, Kate, at their
rooms M NO. G5 Nassa,-st. d d yesterday morning AT
Chambers street Hospital. lie recovered con
| sciouSnefs.
The AQucduct Commission accepted the East Branch
Reservoir known AS the southern Dam. Il, Brew s.
| and passed final estimates for it for Sl3G,i9 o..
This is about 100000 loss than the frs; estimate.
| The contractors Sullivan. Ryder & DOushcrty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
PATERSON.

william s. Knch one Of the oldest and best known
residents OF Paterson. has been missing from his
home sincs TucSda,. lie i member Of the firm OF
R,cba-I Warren d Co mineral water manufacturers.
Mr. Kinch has been III lately and had been taking
good deal II medicine. II Is said that he has been
subject to ITS Of arrangement. lie was NJ the factory
on Monday. The mex. morning he did not appear
there and Mr. Warren became anxious later In the
day. when one Of Mr.. Knch's sons came TO Inquire
about his father who he said had not gone home
Monday on Tuesday Mr.. Warren learned from Al
dcrman Joseph Kcpper that Mr. Knch had 9 ,n,t
afternoon and had bid him eoodby. rcInarldng that
fc wa, going 10 the Fall, and would be lonni III t'
rhasm Yesterday MIR. Klnch's desk was broken open
and a note was fonnd which simply stated that Mr.
Kinch would 10 foand IN the water NJ the Fails Ihf
rhasfn and all places about the IaSSalc rails were
thoroughlv but vany searched yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

From The Boston Sunday Herald.
The season for that most dclcctablc composition.
Welsh rarebt has arrived. ana those who dare par
take Of the post prndial aje supper feed are now
uuy happy. Indeed. thccr few establishments
where the cOncOction Is not attended With nor, or
jess success. The woods fan of '"m-rarelItS, |
mcan-and the cheese factories are said 10 be running
night and day 20 supply Their Chrt ingredient. 1t
Will be- observed that the compromising u q "rIrrlitT
Is considered great feat, and that men have ben
known 10 stake their reputation as cpicurcs and
culinary artists on making Successful one. At all
events. II X Of the nnnamGbe accOmplishm, nts.
and bctidc the who fails In tho attempt
People have paraken Of very n1igestihlc rircbs
and survived but the chief charm Of them exists In
watching their making. and trying n queer the per
Torrance. With half dozen mor' hungry spec
Tutors. the at the blazer may envy the az
the wheel. whose attention is projected 10y printed
admonltion. No talking allowed. II | was n WI h
rareblt maker would talc along pllcard with this
legend Inscribed IT: Dent advise me what 10 do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WAS THIS MAN MURDERED :


The authorities OF Pnrdys Station are investigating
the death Of Joseph Welsh Of that village who died
sunday last under suspicious circumstances The
people believe that Welsh was murdered Friday
night Welsh was found under Tie bridge Of the New
York and Harlem Rail- Dad near Croton Falls. lie
was partly submerged but alive, his head being out
Of the water. He taken home and died on
Sunday from the shOch Welsh went 70 Ncw-lork
to buy some Christmas presents on Friday night and
on returning carried p1st Plrdys Station to
CrOton Falls. He got of Of the train and started
to walk back. lie lad with lin a basket containing
TURKEY. provisions and jug Of whiskcy. when
he was found the basket was bc,id" hin. hut the
Jug Of whiSkcy had disappeared. Friday night three
men were IN CrOtnn Fails begging money for
drink Later N the evening they were found on tn
streets drunk II is supposed that they went down
the raj road track ana meeting Welsh picked quarrel
with him and threw him of OF the bridge, taking
the Jug % whisky with thcm They have dis
appeared.
4 citizen Of Rye has given chime Of bells and
Il clock to Christ Episcopal Church. Of Rye. parish
house is bong buff adjoining the chn-ch for Christ
Church with funds contributed by the congregation.
will cost ~ .NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
Jersey CITY.

George F. McAncny. Deputy Treasurer OF jersey
CITY. died At his home In Columbia Place YESTERDAY
from Bright's disease, In his forty-eighth year y"
began life as a reporter on the ,ocal papers !" ioo
he became clerk the Finance Board. ana IN s,od
was assigned 10 the place he held when no oiSu,
lie was also president Of the Society for me frcVehu
Of Cruelty to Animals. lie left wid'" anu INV
children
Five rev cases OF smallpox werH reporter IN Jers'S
CITY Yesterday and two In West llOboken feaIs arc
entertained that thc disease may become epiuemc.
THO Health Board discussed the trouble ycsi'r1aN
with a view TO establishing qnaraniin" IN all caN'''
hit This was abandoned acccnnt " The extra ponce
force required All houses IN which there are cases
will be thoroughly fumiSatcd and the tenants vac
cinated,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Sale a. underground railroad franchise CIV HAL
go .,
hoard NJ Estimate and All ortionmeit. CltY Hail. IL
a IN.
TIA; u Dr. Briggs. Scotch PRESBYTERIAN Church.
D. nj.
Park Avenue Imp:ovement Commission NO. 132 r'rK
ave. p. m. ~ W.T..
Mrs Rubira shoplftin- case Jefferson Market Police
Court.
Church Club supper Cla'ks evening.
Polar Star League T. and \. NJ. reception ana IN
st,ation Madison Square Concert Hall 8 80 D. m.
Yonkcrs Charity ball evening.
Nc,y.York Mathematical Society's annual meeting
Hamilton Hall. 4 ID. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
CRAWFORD.
49, rttr.rr Az INCENDIAEN IlliE..

WAS THERE AN INCENDIARY FIRE
Crawford Ind another dangerous ire N'S'er"',
morning. which for time thr"ateh'' 10 VIZ va. ",
existence the business portion of the village '''
was SHARED by the former big fire n moh'h ago
Flames were discovered AZ o'clock In me hVcrS
stables OF stephen e. Emmons next TO 'he opera
House. and near the railroad station. Inc Ir''"'
crian church peas. :orth an alnrm ana inc 'iaSc,
turned ont In force and organized D''N'' VI .""e
to fight the fire. as there Is no FIRE department OF
iro onnor,tus I'm the place. Tho stable ana NaSon
houscs adjoining were quickly envcloped III hah'S
and showers Of sparks were falling on the ROOF VI
the Opcra House, hut the bucket brigade 10y ch'rsen'
work. managed 10 save the building Inc S'''"'
was owned by william klclnf"idcr' ~" no'''S o.. o.
81, r,..,,, oo~ishod In the stables. while large
quantity of hay and grain was destroy eli III,
Mr. Emm0ns estimates his l0,s NJ SNvo Ta PEI
covered l,y Insurance in tn" Niagara ana liafiiHiu
commands Kicinfcdcrs loss Is $1,000. insured Tor
500 The fire. II Is believed, was klndcd pS r.
r.nrofI trornps who were enIagcd because MI
Emnons would not let them sleep In his hay-mow'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
LONG ISLAND

FLATBUSH-An exciting runaway occurreI early
Yesterday morning In Grant-st, near the Town Hall
william Arensburc Of No. l3l Vanderbilt ave-.
Brooklyn standing. on The seat Of Il large meat
van, loading it with meat. heavy blrrcl Of meat
he had taken In hls hands siipp'd and fell with
siderable force on the horses nanks. Frightened
they dashed up Grani-st. Arcnsburg was thrown
Violently the ground ana Of the horses licked
him ON the shoulder. Tn" team ran 10 Nc:nOn-ave.,
W eye ihcf ran into post and were caught. Arcns-
burg was not seriously Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29
NEWARK

Miss Eliza Grower died at her home. No. 1ff High
st. Yesterday I'm her 1olst year. Miss Brewer WIS
,hc daughter OF the late Thcophlus Brewer n Now
York CITY The funeral Will be held from her home
on saturday morning AT 10 80 o'clock. The burial
will be at GREENWOOD Cemetery.
Al a meeting Of the Essex County Road board nc
Newark ana south Orange Rallwa; Company secured
franchise to run electric over South Orange ave
from the city limo TO the Delaware, lackawanna ana
Western Railroad. at South Orange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-29

h ,,o,l ~ vr,,mcn and because the task Is a diaS
cIeeafe ono the. dcnIrnd better Pay for perIormlhp
IT, Here is an Instance In which the inir I,
pays the professors: though when ONE rem'n per
how much these gentleman DO sory Iro", ,h tt ,cry
highest demands for tribute. II i impoSSlDlc 10 NC
.avnrc upon them None the less II seems pity
,sa, ,hc Eronchmon's reverence for woman should
work I'm this way to her disadvantage.