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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23

Sn einem Glberfelber er
Slatt mar tiir;li6 folsenoe gla;eise
entbalten; vPGder geiudt, Der 2uit
uno gieiauns beiist. suslei6 als 8e-
i6dftsreiicnOer ii6 aus3ubiloen. Saul
mdnnii5 Gebiloete er6alten ben Yor=
sug. Sferten unter G.. 3l7 beIorst
bic expedition, GlberTelo, Surgitrabe
T." Die Girma betam uuter anoeren
fplgenoe Siierte: .glbcrielo, II. glug.
1892. P. P. 3ur SeieBuna Der in
S5rem SauIe patanten paferiteae, ge=
Itatte id mir, Sbnen bigrour9 meine
SienIte gan, ereebenIt an;ubieten. Sie
einfa6e uno Ooppelte, iopie aud bic
ameritanii6e uno italieniide Su6fii6=
ruug beherri6e i9 perfett, bin ferner,
Der @abelsbsrseri6en uno Stol3eiben
Stenpgrapbie, iotpobl in Gprreipou=
beng pie 9sbatten=Sbrift md6tia uno
babe aud ierner cine tiidtise slusbil=
buns aui Der Remington= uuo San=
mono Saneli9reibmai1ine genoilen.
atuBer benz geredtieungsi9ein gum
sinldbris=freiwiliaen 9ienite, auf ben
bin ib nab Qbioipiruns meines Sieult=
iabres BON ben Bonner &0nies=Suiaren
nls 8ite. .Wabtmeiiter entlailen muroe,
beiiBe i'd nod eiu ausge;ei9netes 3sue=
nib elmer Sanoslsidule in Gnslano.
Sdmmtliher mooernen Spra9en bin
i6 in Mort uno S6riit madtig uno
babe aud nod quite 9ortenntniiie oes
Gbinciiidsn, MalaDiibeu uno oss
Sanitrit. 6srner babe ib mid pisl
nit Maidinenicdnit befabt. lam gut
nit gferoen umgebcu uno bin aud
in Der 8irtnerci siemli9 bcwanoert.
Sn meinen Wubeitunoen piiroe ib
aud germ bas Saaridneiosn Der Sin=
Der uno Die amcritaniide uno binter=
inoiide @prreiponoens iibcrnebmen uno
m6elidit aud nod &inoer uno Sunoe
ipu3ieren iiibren. SbsIei1 i'd mcb=
rere Sabre 6rantreid, Spanisn. Gna=
lamb, &ublauo, Stanbinapisn uno Die
Saltanitaaten nit Griols berciIte, bab:
itb oOb mod 9ieigung, mid gum Ge=
I6Iftsreiienocn aus;Ibiloen, uno
CLAUDE ib beionoers fir ben Sau=
lirerpoitcn nit geihie uuo 3iinobol=
germ Sbuen bic paiienoIte Srait su
iein. Wteine opb jeoenfalls bcideibe=
nen Galair.2lniprii6e betraaen 40 Gt.
pro Mbnat. Sroem ih nod bemerts,
bab ib BON anseuebmen gleuBcrn uno
lu glaem tabis bin. iebs ib Sbren ons
gcnebmcn 9ladrihten germ nit o,m
erbBten @crgniisen entseaen uno ;ciane
nit por;tisiter So9adtuus. 49,"
(6olst Die llnteri4riit.)
-grldbt ni6t iise II.
Tempel: rgla. sic ideinsn aud friber
rim leidtsr Sruoer semeicr gu ieiu!" =
Srempel: ySas mill i'd nibt beltrsiten,
seitcbc ioear. oaB i'd 3u slcidcr Seii
pier Gicbidaitcu bate" = &empel:
Die Sic nailrlia 9lae iisen lieBen. :"
: Srempsl: San, i'm Geesntbcil!
Die @rits lieB id sieia tpieoer i6mims
men, Die 3weite balo oarauf fahren,
bic Sritte lauisH uno bic 8ierte iSle'
ZEN. iissn nbsr lieb i'd teins!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23

Iufridtis. ginsm isbr
mittelmdbisen Shauipieler on elmer
Spmmerbiibne marsn jpei Seneii;e su-
esiianoen. geim eriten eribienen
etpa sebn perionen uno sii6ten ibn
aus. Gum SdluB frat er Dor uno
faste: ylieine Serridafien, id banie
Sbnen fir Sbren Seiu9. @ollen
Sic mid picoer aus,iiden, 10 bite i'd
nur. oub sic - in ;ebnia4 srObsrer
3a1l tommen!"
= Sie 9etonune. 3pei gd.
ter p.rabidieoeten susleid Elm jeoer iei-
nen So9n. .Satob." iaste Der cine,
ssb' in Die @slt uno banole; bic Saupt-
iade blei5t immer. oab Su yrett"
bunoslit! = gsd. Satob. iaste Der an=
bere, seb' in bic Melt, uno banole. Die
Sauptiade bleibt bod INNER, oaB Gr
re9t ybanoeliil"
SrauenaIter. g,i bet
Srau Tam man brei psriaisosns altsr
;u eleider 3eit unieriteiosn: bas,
mslhes iie su baben porsibt, oas, wel-
DIES iie ,u baben idsint, uno enolI9
oasienise, tpeIdes iie uirtlid bat.
Soppelfinnis. &atb: Sd
babe eeb0rt, Sic batten eehsiraihet !"
SunctionGr: rSa. i9 uabm mir bic
Sreibeit!"
Srof. limb mdr' cine alteSuns.
fer nod 10 alt, 10 iuirb iie bod iobalh
fie beiratbst, hne iunse Srau.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
Sic bcrreatofe YuTe.

gnoe 1855 entosfte Der Setretdr bes
ieromiitiI5en gtusidules BEL einem
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cine Siiite bes S6=
nies Serome. Gr belt es fir untpiir=
big. oies SiloniB in einem taubi9en
'2aoen gu laiien, uno peranfialtste un=
ter ieineu parteisenoiien cine Samms
lung I'M odsielbe benz Yrin,en Se=
rome anSubieten. 1900 llnterseibner
lieferten bic srForberli6s Summe:
1900 Gr. SIM 9eiib Der guite, be.
idloHen Der Seeretdr unO feline
Sreunbe, iie Dem Yriu,en in ieiner
Wobnuug in Der Gue be 0balsbourq
perionlib unter Srompetenseibmetter
sn iiberreiden. Der 8rn,, Der ni6ts
10 icbr babte, tuie lGrmenoe 2unb9e,
bungen. lieB ben Serrer ia9en, er
peroe oas 8ei6ent mir oann in gln=
pfan9 uelmen, tuenn man es ibm o9ns
8er1uI1 iiberbrinee. Sie 8eber, Elm
menig iiber oieIe 9lntport peroubt, war=
teten elm paar Monate; oaruber ipuroe
Der qrin; aus Grantreid periuieien.
Man muBte li1 bob Der Siiite entleoi=
pieen uno pollte iie burd cine Sepu=
tation mad Yrangins bringen lalien,
mo Serome betanntli6 in Der gerban=
nun9 lebte; aber fir oieie 9eiie mar
fsin @slo aufsutreiben. 9lls Die grins
seilin 2aetitia iia init bem 'Sersos BON
glofa bermablte, lieB Serome. Der aller=
lei ionoerbare ginfaIe bate, bic Sn.
baber Der 9iiite aufiorbern. iie ieiner
Sotter gum GeIbsnt Su MAIDEN. Die
Serren peiserten ii9. Seithcr 1T Der
Yrin, eeitorben, unb bic Siiite bat
nod INNER tcinen gisentbiimer sefun.
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23

baB ih gDalblnstpn nebmen ruarbe.
iuenn i'd @eneral 9eauregaro tudre.
Nobmals rittete fi9 Der @eteran mi;
elettrilirt auf unb rief; .Scrr 9rdii.
bent, bic Sauptitabt tann ni6t eenom-
men meroen, iie tann ni9t seuommer
fperoenl"
gtat bieIer llnterreoung mar nur cir
ShluB mDglitb. oaB ndmli6 Der SO6lt'
femmanoirenoe Der Sunoesarnse, be,
Selo sweier bluti9er &rieae. Der sr6Bt'
Secrfiibrer iciner 3eit, feiner speitcr
9ino9eit nabe uno pollitdnoig unidbie
mar, in osm bcporltebenoen &onflitt
cine Gole su ipiclen. gs lit betanut.
baB Die Greignifle bieie 9lnii9t nur 81
balo beitdtiaten.
Eerart lagen bic gerbdltniIie, als
Der &ries be9ann. sln Der Spise oei
9lrntee itano Elm Mann, behen einltigt
Sdbieteiten bas unerbittli6e 9llter ser.
ft6rt bate uno mir Daren ae,iuungen,
@oden uno Monate uno ielblt Sa5,'
biuour6 i'm Tunteln su tappen, bis lit
neue 6iibrer beraussebilbet batten. BIZ
uniere glrmee sum Siege fiibren tonn.
ten. IS mub aud in gldt 9enommen
tperben, bab bic 6ffcntlidc M}einunq
bamals nidt oas eerin9ite @erItdnbuit
fiir bic Spfer bate. melde ein SrlcQ
fproertc. Ser Sob cines ein,igen
Sploaten, beg SberIten @lsportb in
2lleranoria, billte bas aan;e 2ano in
Srauer uno Der perbdltnibmdbio &c.
rinee Gerluii bei Sie Bethel uno Sal's
Bluff eridiitterte bas Splf BON Maine
Bis Californian. Gein Meni6 bate
einen 9egriff BON ben Spfern on Men-
idenleben, bic ein tlutiser Sries ior-
oerte.
Sm December 1861 traf i6 Die g..
nerdle gurniibe uno Seinbelmann uno
einise anbere Sffi;iere Der Qotomac=
Mrmee in @ilaros Sotel. Sas g9et=
ter mar ausnabmspeiie if6n gctpeien,
bic @ese paren in poriiisli6em 3u=
itanbe uno aleemeine lln9eoulo iiber
Me@le0ans 3auoern auf Wanaiias
uno &ibmouo gu mari6iren, madte
iib bemertbar. 9fu6 meiner bate iih
oieie llngcbulb benddtigt uno i9
fraste General gurniioe, mes6alb Die
9trmee nidt marI9ire. Gr ertldrte, es
miirbe fir MtGleQans Slrmee i6pierig
Iein, Manaiias gu erobern, nab Tih=
mono i'll mari9iren unb bic SauptItaot
Der SiioItaaten su ne6men, uno ieBte
binsu, als Of bies Der entI6eibenoe
8runo iei: vgs piirOe 10000 Mann
toiten." Sd war BON einem ioldcn
Spfer oerart iiberpdltigt, oab i'd ii6er=
seu9t itille i4pieg. 3ebnmal Se6n=
tauienb Wann uno mebr fielen in ben
Sbladten suifden oem gotonac uno
&idmonb, ebe bic coniOberirte 6la9ee
auf benz &apitol in &i9mono 9eltri=
den tpuroe, aber im Serbit 1861 murhe
Der m0eli6s 8erluit bon 10000
Mann als Qrcis fir ben gelib Der
SauptItaot bes Siioens als 81 un9e=
beuerlib 6etra6tet. lin au6 nur be=
riidii9tiet gu iperoen. gir mareu
eben niht nur fir ben Grieg ni5t por=
bereitet, ipnoern mir iparen aud 9dns=
lid unporbereitet fir Die Spier uno
S6reden, Del6e er i'm gcfol8e
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
Gas 0lhf.

Gs 3os beg @ess cine ldrmenoe Sdaar,
Die oas 9laf su iu4en sesansen mar.
Gin @eib itano am Weee. peridleieri
uno itumm:
sic itiirnten tpeiter uno iabn ii5 midi
UNI! -
Sas Weib idlus lddelno ben Sdleier
suriid;
Sic iuarsn porbei idon. IS mar bas
GIiid.
Glib. &oberi9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
Sebenfli9e Spariam=

: Sebentli1e Spariam=
teit. Ser betanntli5 auttrorosnilib
ueridpenoeriide 9lleranoer Dumas bsr
2leltere lieB iib einise Sage Dor lei.
uem Sooe 81 ieinem iehr iparlameu
Sobue brinsen uno beeribte oeuieI-
ben ioiort nit ben 9Dorten: sd
tonme 3u Dir. nm in Ssinsn 9rmen
,u itsrben." Surs oaraui rief er oer
Sobn wiebsr su iib uno ias,s Si
ibm: .Siebit Su. mein Sobn, bic
Wslt nanrte mid tets einsn Icrs
ldwexser, uno opa bin i'd oss nidt;
oenn taum Is Sabre aft lam i'd na6
paris nit brei Souisoor in Der Sa=
ite. uno wic ipariam ih aeweisn bin.
seht oaraus heruor. baB i'd nod iebt
bel mcinem Sooe einen iibrie babe. -
Oabei Sos or feinen i4malsn @slo-
beuiel, Der in Der Sbat nod Elm sin-
IaHss Golbitud auipies.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-23
Gin fleines Mibpereamomtb.

Ssrr (su ieinem nersn Sisner):
.6ran,. i'd pflese msin Mein= uno
Giaarrenipino nidt su peridlieBen; i'd
bone alio. oab. penn sic Elm Gelilte
betcmmen, Sic oasislbe beidmpfen pie
elm Mann"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

The owner. Of estates assessed for the construction
by notified that lhe assessments for said construction
were on the 5th day OF April. 1897, lodged at the
ONCE OF the City Treasurer.
In Congdon street, from Jenckes street to Halsey
In smith street, from State street to Charles street
In smith street from Park street 10 Gaspee street;
In Davis street. from Field street to Smith street,
and In jefferson street, from Common street. to Smith
In Jefferson street, from Common street to orms
In Delaine street, from Manton avenue to the
In Bowdoin, Appleton and Delaine streets, from
Kossuth street tothe river completed from kossuth
street to Delaine street,,
II payment OF the whole OF any assessment is made
before the 9th day OF April. 1898 a deduction VIII he
made on the same at the rate OF six per cent per
annum from the date OF payment TO said last men-
One.third Of the assessment may be paid at any
time within one year from the time the assessment
Il lodged with the City Treasurer, without interest:
The second installinent. OF one-third may be paid
within two years from the day or said lodgment
with the City Treasurer by. paying In addition
thereto the interest on the whole amount due ON said
assessment at the rate OF ak O) per cent. per annum,
from the first day Of the second year after said lodg-
ment 10 the time OF payment.
The last third installnent OF the assessment may
be paid within three years after said Judgment by
paying In addition thereto the interest thereon &C
the rate OF SIX 90, per cent per annum from the date
IF the frst i%nstallment is not paid at the end OF
one year from the day OF Judgment OF the assessment
with the City Treasurer the whole amount can then
be collected, with interest therefrom al the rntn Mt
lection. D.. l.. u. CHANGER,
apr6-tf City Treasurer.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08
q NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALT.

By virtue Of an alias execution No. 1905. issued
hon the District Court OF the Sixth Judicial dis
.rict on the "a day Of January. issg' and re,a,nabIs
Es.snw ss d ,se B, SianIih. Of and 'h fa sl:y & R. e esSs,.
E%sndsst VIII, be- sold at pubic auction on
al the sScrins once, ia the Court House, on College
strse,: n The city OF proyias9se All The right title
JAN, ises, a. % O'clock A. NJ. The TIN q the
levy Of the above described alias execution
In and to the following described real estate, via;
A certain lot Of land situated on Gala street In the
made for the use OF the assessors Of Taxes OF the
city Of Providence and on ne In said Assessors once
TO Mary A. Digs by BENJAMIN ,Trfpp,
iIssad records Of the city q Providence In deed book
eTeyyisd on. as Aforesaid. and viii bs sold to satisfy
such execution II suffc ent.
SAMUEL Il. GARDINER. Deputy sheriff.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08

DO vou wsnt n Room ar . Tenement ?
watch the columns Of the News" or, bet
ter stiIl, insert a l0-csnt advertisement
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08
CITY ADVERTISEME NTS.
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.

non tome q H ever. 3 = sSs streets Ssrsihsfsss ns%sd 8.
: sssss once ss y s & ' ely ss srs. sas :. Aa'ea '''- ..-.'
In vinton street, from Asia street TO Atweus
In Prospect street. from Halsey street to Hidden
In Broad street. from Stewart street to Summer
" knight street, from summit in said street near
In Brownsll street, from summit near Park street
In Woodland street. from Holden street to Park
In S~ranston street. from Brigham street to Dodge
IL Dodge and Cranston streets. from summit in
il Hospital street from south street to Point street.
In EDDY street, from TatImsn street 70 snip street
In Plenty street. from the summit inPlsnty street
IN wilson street. from Fuller street to Gilmore
In Msader street. from Amy street to Hardness
In clemence street from Westminster street to q
pI In H sIses s street. from COMPTON snu dHa,y street about One
hundred and forty feet coaterly.
In Geslor street. from vinton street to Knight
payment Of the whole Of any sssesmen !: made
go , sas ss1a s.s .S.e ne res sas = Ga
-.ene-thtrd OF me assessment may be paid q. any
tsT isd sssn M,s SH q! ys City f Tps.. sns TUNE @is sss ssi isss1sss'
The second inst.limen, Of one-thtrd may Pc paid
w wlsS ss ss' c Ss,'; r irSls ss' BY by p. 7 e. IN s3Siaon
hereto Lh;s the ,ntsrs : ,S on rs sss y sh ss c sm ssr ss aSs p on
snnan, from The nrss day Of the second year sitar
The isse Or Isra inssaiimsDt q the s..ssmen.
may y PAD wtshin thrso ysers afsss . s.aa scdsmsns
tkersie o. sx el per cent per annum from the date
q re ises payment :. ~. ,.,a =, an. and ., an.
ys W. Ss% %'s s. sss z sss SsasS%sass = S: .s:ss
i a.n ,N w,ss e The so Gisy 5re .;sS i1 sss wh0 sS. sSssssmo. e
he rate OF, six 90 per cent. per annum and ex-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08

The particularly bright and en'erprising
Providence News. . . H. y fearless Re-
publican paper and has the and
support Of the party In Rhode Islsnd.-
~. n. Recorder.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-08
TO CONTRACTORS

sealed proposals for erecting q bui'ding for the
Rhode Island Institute for the Deaf. on hast ave-
nue. corner OF Cypress street. Will be received NJ the
ofhco Of stone. Carpenter a wills n. Architects,
and specifications can be seen and further Informal
tion obtained.
The right 10 reject any and all bids Is reserved.
III ID Or II BUILDING COMMITTEE
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
prpoRr OF THE SINS LYyCHTyG DENIED.

Mobile Ala Jan s.-A report was brouSht heFe
Tuesday by a hotclkeeper OF WayheeoorO 'hs'''
town ON the road between Womack llU, thoctaW
county aud Ieoke Ms. that a posse Of citizens
had ovcttaken Neal sims and the two daughters OF
uob~ sims, had hanged Neal and when the other'
resisted hanged them also Being Il mere rumof' ana
The. Mobile Register having correspondents al
point, whence such item, would almost eeFtainN
IN, sent II true the report not sent out 70 NE
Associated Pres. Next day came "A cohu''o'ph o
he ruiuor bv the sheriff OF Wayne County, Ml'"
-, ,,,.- ,rorraui, and letters make II absolutely
r,rtnin that no lynching has taken pace Inc huh'
for Neal Sim, zoe, on however and II he is cauSht
he Will be- han-ci. The girls and thclr mother ara
at Womack IIu, the condition imposed being that
they shall remain there ana hOI JON 'h' co"n''"'
I : m,ites IN Mi>>->ippL
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
PINE RIDGE INDIANS rHErlrEyIyG.

Titt>bur-. Jan. o.-llret Lleutelaht hor"e' Vi ''o
.1l ,uvary United states Army. was II passenger Oh
tho .vnre., tht, moruinc bound for Washington. lie
.,ne direct flom the Pine Ridge Agency, where he
ln, bccn attending to some affairs OF The Govern
nent and booking IN" field lie VIII now make
ti, report Of the condition 81 the Indians ut that
agency To secretary Noble. ana Preparations VIII bo
made to ,uppgc,, any outbreak. Trouble IS brewing
among the Indians Of the Pine Ridge Agency SAID he
and it /, my firm belief they VIII soon ''ait alothef
crusade against the whites. | have spent some time
among them and when ! left there few day ago
,b., v,r. ,ulleu and al times very ugly. and made
nprn threat, against the 'pa!cfacc>' ii IT were n"t
fnr the fact that they largely depending on
rho (,nvernmrnt for food fuel and clothing for the
,Iut,, they would rise in arms any moment. They
lrv. again talking about the Messiah and II will not
, long until the ghost dance Will again be resnn'i
.hrou,,hout the agency. The Pine Ridge Indians are
a very peculiar race of people, and need watching
rontinuaily
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
An ENGLISH STEAMER Ashore.

Washington, Jan. s-t;eneIal superintendent kinDal
II the life>aving service was to-day Informed that
Tho Eritish steamer .ishbuinc. OF and from Sunder-
,ond Eug hound to Baltimore. no cargo. twenty one
dav, ont went ashore the south end Of Palramoio
Island early yesterday m)raing. The crew &
Wchapreagre station rendered all possible assistance
The A,hburnc had crew Of twenty men, ami
wa, recently chartered by Baltimore firm to carry
grain from that city TO European ports she Is now
living about 200 yard, from the land In eleven feet Of
wafer in an upright position. with her bow pointing
10 the shore The Merritt WIecking Company
steamer Rescue i the spot. trying 10 haul her OF
INTO deep wafer. but yet without success. IL /,
Lelieyrd however. that she may yet be- hauled OIL a
nigh water II the weather continues favorable. she
IL n ,tanch iron ship 200 f"et hong. with net capacity
~ 16I3 tons, IN. i, owned by J. !. llarwick. Of
sunderland. England. aud j. valued at tlooo0O. Iha
amount of her insurance j. Mt known.
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09

After those came representatives Of the household
and harem, and then followed tie coffin which
was borne from the palace TO the mausolcum 10y
servants. Immediately behind the coffin walked
bands Of walling women Then came a number
of carriages conveying the widow of the KhcdiNe
and the members of the harcm. The rear of the
procession was brought up by General Grnicll
slrlar of the Egyptian army, and a regiment of
Egyptian troops commanded by British officers
The utmost order marked the whole ceremony
pom the arrival OF the procession AT the malSo
leum the moahs prayed, after which the collin
was placed in the vault. Religious services were
held tonight and will he held for several nights
to
Alexandria, Jan. s.--EXpmssions Of regret al the
death OF the khcdlve are general throughout this
c'y. ne B0uIsc and most of the shops
closed to-day, and signs of mourning are every
where visible
New-York tribune., 1892-01-09
THE EX-JCDGE USED A POKER
up CRIED TO NlRs g1AUvELI "Go AWAY
LIVELY DEVELOPMENTS IN THE COLE CASE IN
EYACk.

NYACK.
Developments in the Blauvelt- Cole controversy at
Nyack became more exciting yesterday ON Thurs
day night Harry r. Blamvelt, General BlauNets SON.
went to the Office Of the firm. and finding lie coud
not get in with hi, key crashed in the door. break
ing the locks lie then took away several poh'y
registers the typewriter and other property and carted
them TO the office OF Mr.. NOOrhis rival insurance
agent. Yesterday morning he announced that he
would renew the policies Of james ii. Blauvelt
CO. through voorlis's agency All this was without
the knowledge or consent Of the junior partner Mr.
Dickinson, who was in this city.
Yesterday morning the books recently examined
bv experts and by Mr. Dickinson to the creditors
meeting In New-NOrk on Wednesday we're retufhe"
to Nyack. Haring OF their arrival Mrs. Bia'VeIt
went 10 the Office with tuickman to take them away
She learned that they In eX-Judge Coles Once"
lie refused to deliver the box and Mrs Bauvet songt
advice OF her counsel ex Assemblyman Arthur = TomD
kins. Mr. TOmpkns, Mrs. Blauvelt. Harry bmuveh
Mrs. j. o. Polhemus, Mrs Blauvelts sister ana "iha
Poihcmus then went to the Commercial BniamG' slu
another formal demand made OF exJudsc 'oie
for the books. lie again refused and there was a
stormy
Then Mr. Tompkins Harry Blsuvelt and young
Polhemus attempted to enter the Judges Office Inc
veteran LAWYER seized a big poker and ordered lclh
away at their peril. Harry thrust his hand to MS
hip pocket Polhcmus shouted and both women cHeo.
Well mamma, they shant doctor those BOOKS
shouted Harry.
The whte-haired old judge presented a Striking
picture ~ he stood with upfed poker defyihs INC
crowd and roaring in voice that has often tlundereo
in courts, Go away. Go away, tell you' peioro
some one Is hurt Excitement gave MIN His ou'
time fire. and his back eyes flashed warning whicl
the wouhi-be ntruders needed. They started bach
and the Judge at closed ard bolted AIS door
In his Office at the time were Policeman Jhc"o
wcservct and Mr. wyrc. one Of Mr. DlcKlnsoa
counsel.
The Blauvelt faction then retired to the hrih ;
Offices FOR consultation, ard while they were thu'
engaged Wyre aud Westegr't ',ed the box of
books from cxJudge Cole C"cc to Wyfes o'hre ana
there placed them IL charge If Poll eman AcNirhols'
third policeman also tod to be ready II needed
The scene and the noise drew many tenants oi 'h'
Iulding from their ofic 20 witness the Disturbance
Not knowing that the books had been TAX nom eN-
Iudgn Cole, Uitcc. young Pohenlus UOcufG chdit
and sat guard Ia the hail for az hour ana lit!i
Rcnre,cntativcs Of two cOmpan es were IN NNacs
We, tcr!ay and compelled young Blauvelt 10 pIouu,Y
thSr hooks which lie took Thursday night from tie
0ire lie SAYS that he acted under oIdeIs from ms
father and d. special agent OF the Royal insurance
COMPANY He also asserts that Dickinson has hlGeh
the expiration book prevent the Blauvets kho"hs
,nythlng about the expiration # policies Rlmor.
that arrests would follow current IN Hyaeh s'