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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
STORIES From FREDENSHORG.
ROYAL FOLK AMoNG THE COMMONS.
From The rsll Mil Gazette.

ROYAL. FOLK AMONC HE 'OMH'N'
From The rslI Mil Gazette.
round The King ani Qucen Of Denmark Is assembling
n; Fredcn borg this week In order 10 cc"b'" tihlr
liver %das O r Dnm1M m + P %G h i"
ana prepara'i2ns for the feve' ARE yG; or a"
fSgS cn ra I ,a ayanc Roy" aoHc The
secret Of th> popularity Of he DatlSl royniies ~
and the Crown Prince a. well as tn other member.
Of III, ROYAL HOusch9l. live on the fri"nd'ic,t
terms with their subjects me following n,, ,an
wiz aie fond Of u Joke, believe in their King
short time ago the King and hi, ,sro1d SOP ,G
tribskon Forest, ard only noticed when it was too
Late ' y had "snc 'S near nile he hn rn and
at the Darish Court honrs are Try s,nciy kept.
The Two crowned ndS ere ng nn ' disnrd a
their fix" and TOOK counsel with each other as to
nc % Spn' ur Tas Of s' 1a came along s
Forest %a road I' The King failed him. asked permi,.on
TO r un the and ana on me ie 'T TWO N@s ocd
peasant PRESENTLY the King Of %, Drmarh asked
W %e arg r you r. TI"f the ID SG man, l'a am on
wav to the castle Of Frcdcnsb0rc % see II |
can't sell the two sacks on which you are sitting
any Others grown In this country"
ndeed After t Snrst , Purse the King Of
no. that ] do not. liow should know
Mlell, then, let tell You. that NAV
recognize us In fatnre you aro driving the King
o; Denmark and the King of Grsce
The peasant turned slowly round. looked steadily
at the monarchs, and burst ont into roar Of
aughx,r. oh indeed he cried ont so you are
the King Of Greece and the King Of Denmark, And
|. le, me tell you am King Frederick VII" ldled In
le6).
Then ne turned his attention TO his horse. and
only and then shook MS head and chuck led 70
himself The kings III the cart laughed heartily
the Presently the cart arrived The
castle gate; the commanding officer recognized Tie
Kin, and commanded the -cntinels N present
The band tarorcd al the gate struck nj he National
Anthem. and the two travellers descended from re
carrot sacks. 10 the amusement 81 all present. Bat
the .odi>.nt Frederick VII alone ID not smile
Awkward and confused lie turned Eis old hat bewa"n
lis hands and stared In terrified silence ~ his two
passengers. King Christian however thanked him
heartily for the hospitality Of his and
minutes later servant came ont 10 the peasant and
paid for the two sacks Of carrots at the rate Of 100
crowns per sack.
Anothcr good story Is told Of the Crown Prince OF
Denmark the idol Of the army The great autumn
manoeuvres were proceeding and the Danish army was
massed together near the old castle OF Had In Juand
the Crown Prince was ip command, and walked about
IN the camp after the days work done. In one
corner he found crowd Of soldiers gathered around
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
FINDS NEEDED TO AID PETERIN vs.

WORK OF THE GRAND ARMY MISSION AMONG
THE PENSIONERS.
The Grad Army Mission was formed IN order ta'
he veteran. of the war when this city to draw '''
ncn.,ons micm have a place where ih'y cola mo
shelter and have their checks cashcd. IL was Opened
to fro first time the last day on which old soldier
received their pensions They were delighted with
the scheme for they had place where ulcN '""'"
wait during the night for th"r checks ana where 'H
c,lld get them oashcd soon as they 20 item Inc
n,,ce of shelter l. convenient too. a> II l. un1er t'
ncnsion Office Formerly the had to wait out
al nigh, on the steps o. the pension ohc" or spend
their time IN the liquor shops which abound IN tha'
neighborhood.
Kilisen Van Rensselaer, Is the president OF VI" MS
sion: General Alexander : Webb and James Ta'coii,
vic,-prcsdents Colonel Henry II. Haflry, ,np"rn
cr4l Wager swayne General +. r. Locke Colonel Frank
r. Lovaland william r. Walwcll, John :. liuvl"r and
s,lriel H. lIndley trustees. Colonel lladlcy i IN
harre IF the mission. Early In the evening il" has
;bn veterans sing war songs and later on hymn. NJ
midnight they receive sandwiches and coffee. Then
they NAV remain there dn'il morning
A, il costs good deal 10 run the mission. ~" OH
GERS and trustee have issued call FOR contributions
70 deray the expense Of renting the Easement ana
feeding ard warming the men The mission T. strict
aforementioned and will Open it, DOR, AZ all time
10 those who need shcl especially t. veterans an7
Grand Army men. During the months In which pen
sion, nrc paid IL will DO us u'mf~ for them con
uibnt,ons shod be sent to Kiiacn Van Rensselaer,
No. 80 Wd1st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
GOT COMBS WIN HOHIHLESS THE'hA

THREE YOUNG HEBEEWs Di'APPkAH WITH FOES
AND JEwI-oRY WORTH $1,000.
several furdea!ers and jewellers went To Police
Headquarters on Monday 10 complain that they h"i
been swindled By Tsub brothers. three young He
brews who had been Engaged in the iur business
short time at No. "a BOndst. Mrs Dora i"uO'
widow. with her three sons and three daughters.
moved Into tic house at No. % East Eghthst three
weeks ago. Their former home. east Of the E""er''
had been burned out my seriously. With money col
lected from an Insurance conpdny. 1t Was SAID ne
three sons started in business III Bond-st Inc on9
nes, came 10 a sudden stop on saturday night when
the firm disappeared from the city with lO' OF iuEs
and 1ewelry which they had purchased with WORTH
less checks oil drawn on the state Bank. at No ."6
Grandst BY Herman TaUb. the Oldest c the bio'h'r'.
The checks were given on saturday too late 10 be s"'lt
10 the bank. They retained with the mdorSc
ment {" No funds" on Monday.
On SATURDAY. night also d truck carried load OF
boxes and furnitairc from No. 90 Eat Eighh-a ana
Mrs Taub and her daughters disappeared from lli'
house. The police obtained the following hst o'
iraAcsmen who had been swindcd By tho Tdubs. WITH
the amounts of losses
Henry Kraus flrs No. II West iI0u>,on-sir 600
Charles Lansburg frS. No. % Mcrcersi' 5000 penny
Brothers, furs, No. 81 Grccn"-st. 5000; benjamin
Clotzer filrs No 100 Crccne-st, 900; samuel kua-
chewesky jewcry, No. 257 Henry st.. fioO, NJ J'
Freedman. jcwelry, no JGa East ll"us ol-st" "l"'
NJ Teitubaun jcwelry, No. - Cnton-st., T3D
Detectives Gun aud Mccarthy asccitiin'd that 'lS
load OF boxes and bugs removed from NO W Ia
Eighth-st on saturday night had been taken ~
Elizabeth, " j.. by truchnlan named 'cnuorr''
With the aid of the t:uchnan the Officers fuhd HNc
hays of fur in "A barn two miles rom Ehblbeth' INC
rest CT the bOoy had been alcn away o. TIE IauD''
with the assistance Of a man who was introduced 70
schubert as Mr. KOrnilan.
On "wednesday evening the detectives learned mat
Mrs Taub was occupying furnished room d, no "a
Socond-st and arrested her trc. some OF me S'o'sh
tewelry found III her possession Az tie 'cn'Iaon
Market Police Court yesterday ,hc was rcn"ndcd 70
Police Hcadouarlcrs II said at the Detective
pureau last evening that none OF the wOmans three
sons had been caught and that most OF the iurS ana
tewery which they lad obtained with worthless checLs
had not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
TENNIS AT UISSAHICKON.
CLARENCE HOBART DEFEATED BY NJ. d. SMITH
Mss BESSIE MOORE WINS THE
LADIES SINGLES.

LADIES SINGLES.
Philadelphia. June 30 (speciaD. train from
Philadelphia this afternoon brought arg" numbers o
,pcctatcr, 10 Witness the third days play OF thc
Ladies' tournament at WissalckOn. The best na'ch
Of the DAY was the contest in the ladies' singles d.
tween Mis- BESSIE Moore. Of the liohokls NaIicy ZEN
ni, club and Mr. a. II. Harris. OF Philadelphia
Every ore knew tat II these two players met In the
finals the contest would be good one; and II was
The first set was the closest OF the match Tie
playcrs started OH steadily ard won alternate games
until the score stood at five games oil. Then The
PHILADELPHIA woman played the prctc4t hind Of tennis
NJ lust the right time arid the next two comes
and the SET -. This work seemed 10 exhaust
Mrs Harris. and Miss Moore won the two following
scta rather easily The surprise OF the day was the
defeat Of Clarence Hobart by NJ ID. smith. The Ne"
yor, EXPERT was exhausted by his previous play OF
the day. and smith. by great steadncss in the third
set, defeated him. summary
Ladies, singles nna roundMss Bessie Moore. Hohosrs
Valley r. c. beat Ms A. IL. Harris. Philadelphia
-. 81. CT. -
Ladies doubles second round-Mrs A. II. HAIRS ana
Mics 4. r. Wlni1ms beat Miss Inily NtNohu Gnu H,''
Mamie Coohan g-i CO; Miss Cahil and Mss Mchh
lcy heat Miss Moore and Mrs. schultz o., 6-3
Mixed doubles semi. final round--MisS NJ h tah'I shu
Clarence Hobart Ncw.Y York beat Mss IL NJ Butter an"
Ioscph A. Janncy Philadelphia 3D. 0-5. MISS be>''
Moore and II. V. Beach beat Mrs A. H. Hsf's anu
J. Park Hood CO, @.
Mons snp.s-M. ID. Smith, PhNtdellhia' oe'e''u
Clarence Hobart, Ncw-York, e-1 81 c.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

HUNTING MS SoN-1NLAw WITH SHOTGUN.
Lizzie Hecke, the seventeen year-Old daughter OF
Martin Heckel, . ehknown resident Of the Eastern
District, who disappeared from her home. No. 243
Scholes-st month sgo. Is now the wife OF Joseph
Carl, negro, OF No SO Vsret-st. In the girls flight
she accompanied by Carl, and the couple were
married BY the Rev A. w. Fsmer. OF the church In
IIopknsst.. near Deimsniro Place This intel gence
was brought 10 the father OF the girl Yesterday and,
arming himself with shotgun. he went TO the Varet-
ST. address Fortunately Carl was not at home Had
he been a tragedy would surely have followed AZ
the home Of the brides parents last night The ndig
nation against the bridegroom was expressed with
much bitterness. Even the nciglbors are up In arms
against Carl and vow vengeance. The young couple
are In hiding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
THREE ROADS IN THE STATE CONSOLIDATED.

A,horr lime IA Joint agreement OF Consolidation
~ the Uerk,mer Newport and Poland Railway COM
many the Hcrkimer New York ard Poland Extension
Railway Company. and the - Lawrence ana Ad'Fon
Soch Railroad Company, forming the MOHAWK ana
Malone Railway Company. was flee Win 'hc secretary
~ s,a,. to-day. The conso datiUn + To- 800 years
"a ,ho nrrcipal pace OF business Of the company J.,
NJ yort (jty Tn. following are The directors o.
the consolidated company w Seward Webb. Henry
4. sprarue. Frank g. smith. Charles H. Burnett James
Eager. william L. Cardcr. Cassander ID. fiass j. Z.
wager and c. Taylor. all OF New York. The com
rany's officers nre President W. Seward Webb. New
vc-r. v,cc.president James W. Husted Pcekskill
.sr~er Erank q smith, New York secretary. Charles
H. Burnett, Nsw-York The capital stock is S5,5oO,-
Ooo.
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OUTGOING STE 4 MERS.
TO-DAY.


sHIpPING NEVIS.
PORT or NEw.YoRK .. THURSDAY. JUNE % 1872.
ARRIVED
Steamer 81 Enoch Bp oayie Liverpool June with nd'e
to Ch'r simmer q 60 Arrived At The bar At ! an
with ndsc James Arkcll& Co Arrived at c Bar at 80
Marcnso CBr, Wilton. Hull wa Bos'on.with mdse
steamer Concmanch Spencer Rga May "a London June B.
swansea with m'ls' 10 International Nav Co Arrvsdat
S yg" s yoH pa. sr Arr a%G"Tf IL !nn n
steamer Ambrose cBr, Crmp. Manaos Juuc ,. Para IL.
Ia Booth d II Arrived at the Bar
slramrrEnrque span' Abeasluri. cicniucgcs June 10
with sugar american sugar Ref co. ,cNss 10 II Maitland
Kt Steamer f Hdan at p r3' Mca S &c. with mae
AMI 10 James sanknc Arrived At the Bar At 30
Steamer cuba Nor Rcrnhca naracoa days. with fruit to
steamer III Monte, quick New Orleans with mdse 10 John
steamer Camden tBr,. Iuna, philadelphia ballast
s ssanet Mrsnda Cpr reseman Johns NE Halifax.
NJ win %9s and ps'ssnscrT to GowIns "a; Asbaa
Dimock
suNsET-wind at SANDY Hook. moderate. wsw; cloudy
A'c'' Island light ~ s sS.;.tn
Steamer (Br Caruthcrs. Alden Jcddih Sc-Dinlei
steamer Canal. snr). Foot, london r W Hurst,
steamer Jersey CITY tBr) scndcll Briso-Jamcs Arke&
steamer Critic (Br, Davies. Leh-simpson. spence
steamer Gothia GER Kuhn. stetn via copenhagen-RJ
steamer Columbia Ger, Vosclsesans. Hamburg via South
anipton- X j Cortis.
Steamer Jason (Brj. Cook Montego Bay Kerr & Co.
steamer Bergcnscrcn (Nor). MOrtensen. HaNanaJamcs
Ward &
Steamer tNor,. wesenocrs Nassau NP-FJ
MOnt.l a sons
steamer Chaahoocnce Daasctt. savannah-R Walker.
steamer Ciiv of Columbia. stevens Wcst Point. Na-Od
Dominion -
steamer Roanoke Iuipher. Norfolk aud Newport News
Old Dominion ~ Co
steamer HERMAN Winter Nickerson Boston II Dirnock
ship Romsnoh (Br). JOSS sydney NSW Arxel Douglass
Bark B.rga I,aD Layond Anjier for orders-John
ger
SAILED
steamers California Antonio IamDrsno,
Roanoke News California lcrl Baltimor
snip Arabia Tor San Francisco.
Ai.o .siled-Ni, Island Sound
Steamer II VI Whitney, for Boston.
TnE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN. June IL Gala (Tr). Fcrg
from cw.lOrh oil her 10 Liverpool
sailed steamers Icuunc tri Irving and CITY Of Berlin
en-. Land from Livrrr1O hence for New York
SOUTHAMPTON June 95ArrVe, steamer Normdnna iOcr,.
Hchich. from NrN.York on her way Ia Hdmbuyg.
sCiiIY June Passed steamer LylaD Monacch lBrI.
FAsrNET. June 23-Passet Tauiic Br, Roberts,
from Now York her o liverpool
HAMgUKo June a. rived. steamer Gelert Ger,
Kaempo- from New.York.
AMSTERDAM. Juno 2.eacd, steamer Rotterdam (Dtch).
RegEeveen for Ncw.York.
CoPHSNAGES, Jane 23-Airived, steamer Norge DAM,
Hpydsen. from New Yofk.
biINERuAvBS. June 22-sailed Munchen Ger,
Stsenken Tan EeW.Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
GATHERED AROI'T THE TOWN

Absolute divorce granted in tic CITY Court
yesterday to william H. Moore from Mrs Fannie
Moore.
Park Commissioner Brewer has denied tn" olphca-
ton OF Major McNulty and others to run stage line
On the side drives OF the Ocean Parkway, as ne mas
no power TO grant stage franchise.
Tho terminal committee Of the Bridge trustees VIII
meet the representatives OF the elevated railroad com
panes on Tuesday arrange for the connections with
the terminal staticn
John Mccarthy. fourteen yelrs Ole. /, accused bi
his aunt, Mrs. L. Mccarthy, Of No 213 Gc!d ST. with
stealing a cash-box containing 800 from her The
police arc lOO'inc for him.
john GslrhaI Of No l4G Navy-st. believes That
his brother, Frank, who found drowned on Mon
day met with foul play. ,-j he had when he leil
home cannot DC fOInd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
TO uRrrRlrr on THE msroXEs TERRITORY.

Washington. June % CSpocaD -Thc Brazilian comm,
sion appointed 20 submit % President harrison Wv
necessary document, relative TO the arbitration !" u"
question = The N-ioncS territory Is rp"'"' SUI" ~
wa.hinoton IL +, 10 lcay, RIO Dc Janefo during ms
month g., luot tn, commission f. composed Of Baron
A. ,ruar T. Andrad, Brazilian Mln'fcr az 'hon Cl'ul'
,uno,ci captain Of the Navy. and Colonel Doh<" UT
guc, The Nl-'onc. territory separates Bmf' from ~
Ar-eitin, Hepuh'. and ls 'NiN't'a tha' 'n' ''".
m pt- ,.nt Iai.ol WI definitely dt"rnn" ~" f"hu j
limit, and of a. -t the d-c-.icns which hay" lasted Tor
% man, year. ~ icgrr them and "ndlnee"' we l'''
,.,,,.. IN. B,ayi a. and re Argentine 'lov Fnne'.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
4 WELCOME RESPITE FEOM THE HEAT.

It was not a. ye,trrdav a. tl' pi"W"les
a. the weather blra u lad lei people 70 rear IL was
,varu enough how,vc AID - O'Clock In the afternoon
the thermometer registered - degrees Gown IA Ve Il '
This was the highest record for the day Al noon he
o,curv had only 20, I'D 70 - degrees and a' in the
afternoon there tamc cooling shower. There vac a
srre percentage humidity in the atmosphere which mace
II .oem hotter II really was The machine III 'he
weather bureau which registers hc humidity 0; the air
vo n, average record o. so pr The hghes, record
made by the Official thermometer IN the weather bureau
was "a degrees The indications thar the up"r1turo
au,d he stationary today. with cooler weather at night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HOML NE VS..
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Conev Island jockey Club races, shecpshesd Bay ''
Manhattan College commencement. Metropolitan Opera
House. p. ,, W 20 -
German Republican Central COMMITTEE NO. i
Marks Place. p M oo r., re,,h
st. p. VI. vv,,d ,ssor,hly
Harrison and Rod campaign eiuo' A"iAu
District Lenox Hall. p M . .ohton
Academy. brooklyn. p. m a, ,tcntc
Tri,cd Iodpcs Of german District F. and A. NJ picnic
Washington Park. ~ c...o
Caledonia Club excursion 70 River view "roNc'
Grammar School No. 10 commencement. 0:So a. H.
Nnwyo,k philadelphia baseball match. Polo "fouhos
p. N. o ,,,o. rou,,ecnth.
"The Goldcy'' entertainment, No. West fo"''ee"'
st.. p IN. ..,,,o, festival
Manhattan Elevated Railr'ad RELIEF Associa'io"
Lion Park, evening -, o. >,
Wpa,c IN battery Park by Goth Regiment Bann' p H.
Cr,p,nar School No 20. male department closing en-
crciscs, . 80 p. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
~ ENGLISH soar KING.



Mr. ',dr.w rclr>. tho principal OF the great s'ap
nnLiuc finn. which j. being constituted hhh.'n :.
blllty ,muuN /, -h0ri. s0meW hah s'pni, b1oah sI'
dcleI and Gr,p cl -trd lie j. IL ~" 'nrlt M
I'm the an pr" ac. aud fY.e. eli on" read d"'lN 10
energy aud intrllc, iy oud Thu >ti'hinc p"r"n'i
,hcr, , Two 70 iues TO- which II" !, c'p"ca'N NOT ur
his uunctralltv and his memory. In 'hc former ~
ls mo- lcs, oNaciluc with others Than rlgd WIN
a. many have disclvoica 20 their cost. i"I W'rr y
I,ppcred tla' appointment the hour arrived anu
moi the man hr has punciunily con" away
His memory j. prrdigouS Mike In u accuiucy ana
liz range lie rccns with equal faculty e.. ng'r. l
mental calculation and the mnufc-t dr'a oi M
vent pcrhap. II Mr. Pears conli he lnduced = yen
WIN, he mo-, rrdcd himself upon he would nam. ni
judgment f. cirafs lri- collection. Tor pVa'r mn
,idral - urnanlv the lar yest. II not also - in',' ~
rurIord and IN a sons-y ,u-pleasr competition ~,
vc-Id not lind many successful nvas s"h'N ~
in.Gno i'm ou'yord manner be IL OF heart 'h'r'n'h
kindly. 80, ..,,, ,.,o mitch I.
oc, t.nnIlv ai H. l.-f g. direct cnNlfohH''
calv hostile FOR months past tile hpr"'s vi 70
di,i.i,u lay. been urcnc him 10 h"cQn" thaf anu
dat. iu vl,c! ca-" NOT f"w Ipii"- t"'l,' "' =,
tint ii. rrin,u world BE- forcgonc con .u,"n' I'
la not h,wDyor. sc"' III % ncc"rd 10 ',r n',"H
lut ~ n head g the liberal party IN N'u",n ~"
iriur strenuous help to u Younger ana p"h'iNE '''
di1o,D In 'hc ncr-on ~ Mr iledmann'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
npscrssryc THE CHINESE EXCLUSION lcTS.

.The scope and Effects of the Chimes" EXCELSIOR
Ac,sn was the topic scuSsed Of the meeting Of the
chinese sabbath school Association. which was held
at No. IOl Fast Twenty-nntlst.. last evcrhng. The
Rev. DIR. s.. J.. Baldwin. Chester II iiolc0mb and
the Rev. Dr. Noble spoke on the subject. and the
law was denounced as unjust These onlcers were
elected: The Rev. Dr. Baldwin. PRESIDENT William
Campbell. first vice president a. Freeman ''c'ond
- n.es,aer,. Miss F. j. Mead third vicepreS dent ::
+ Jockman fourth vice president; Guy Maine.
9Th viccpresdent and Miss Helen f. Clark seere-
tarv and treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
FOR AN IMMENSE CAR sTeR

The Brooklyn city Railroad Company has the contract
signed for the immense trolley ear stor
age and repair at Fy-eighth-st and Seconaa'e
to cover an entire block 200 BY zoo feet 1t VIII nave
storage room for 500 cars with six miles Of single tacs
The building will stories in he'ghth, ana VIII cost
AGO 600 The site s72 500. The walls will BE- OF
brick and the roof Of tar and gravel Thorc Nil be
1000 900 feet OF lumber used in the construction Inc
building is to be completed by November :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

woman who was selling sweet buns, Of whlcn she
mad a whole t41rflond The buns n penny apiece,
but II was payday only the next morning ana lhe
soldiers had no money 20 buy even penny pun;
However, they crowded around the cart TO GET u
nothing more the sweet Odcr Of the buns, ana 81
intcntly they gazing at The cart that 10 one
he had come quite close. lie called ont, Mhai ;
the price Of your buns good wOmnn'" She told NM
Gel nv tIpa .,irc 10 ay Won. And YOU, my soldiers
Won worked 80 hard Today yOu are sure TO he hungry
hope the buns viii make a pdla'able dessert al'''
supper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
CHANGED WITH SERIOUS OFFENCES

Edward fitzgerald. Yeas old who said his
home In Haverhu Mas. was aIragned before JUS
tee Peterson In the Police Court yester.
day. and TO the Kings County jail for twentNhlhc
days for lounginr The prisoner who was wei dle>sd
has sought by the police for SEINE time ana
before his term expires likely that he Will be com
pelled to answer charges OF serious natnTe
When fitzgerald arraigned policeman Peraieto oil
the Precinct recognized him as the man VINO
had enticed twclVcycar-od daughter Into vacant
house There are other complaints OF similar
nature against him. The parents OF man! OF
the children searching for Fitzgerald for some
weeks and had been caught by them he would nave
been dealt severely with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24
HER OIL STOVE EXPLODED.

While Mrs karehcr. twenty years old u NO.
90 Bremen.st. was preparing dinner Yesterday on an
oil stove tho exploded and the burning oil set IRE
TO her clothing Hcs screams heard BY George
Betten neighbor who TO the apartment just as the
woman was about jump from the third story window
Bctten secured blanket and selling the woman wrapped
the blanket about her. II this way the names were
extfncuisbed She was removed TO ST. CathcIines Hos
pital In Q pSecafious condition.
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The last quarterly meeting 81 the Kings county icp'i'
ance Union was YESTERDAY afternoon at tie central
Bspnst Church. South Fiith.st ana NuN'aN"' Ms
Louise Vanderhoef presiding. Oyer 100 members w'r'
present The afternoOt DE-, O'ed 10 Tafareay dil
and the School Of Methods by Mrs. Ella W Roe, A. NJ
who is the State vice president Of the Christian Temp r
I-nl1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-24

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