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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SIZE HIT THE WRONG MAN.

Francis HeMerbuttle marhinlst living NJ No
145 Grove-st had the sight OF ooth eyes nearly
destroyed late Monday night oy i"iNo
,ro,or ,.onror and snnd which was thrown into MS
face nv Iouise schneider alias BLACK Lou Louise
IS colored and lives IN Rockst.. Eagles Nest Inc
woman had mistaken Helderbnttle for another man
who had lifted her. and she threw the mixture 70
avenge herself. When the mixture was thrown
Helderbuttle was leaving the barrcom at NO II
Moorest. He had Just reached the sidewalk when the
woman walked up to him and threw the sum enc
then ran away Helderbuttle screamed WIN aso,y :
oDa a rnrbe, Of men in the place went 10 his
aid md an ambulance was sent for. when inc
surgeon arrived II was first believed that the man
had been blinded with vitrio but closer exania.T
eSoued what the mixture contained. lie was ihstu!
removed 10 ST. GATHERINGS Hospital. where the phy
scions worked upon him for several hours ana saVeu
liz nvesirht The police learned the name Of the
woman and a warrant was issued for her arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
FOR A RIG OBSERVATORY.

proposition is made to secure sre'' oo.'tN"'v'5
e. oo,rnction with the new Museum of Arts and
Sciences Garrett p Scrvlss. president OF the oe'
Dartment of astronomy Of the Brooklyn Ih'HIu+
urres that while large sums are being expended io
scientific observations there is neei OF power
full telescope for by the people snch 'ee'
scope he says in letter on the subject paced upon
the crown OF Long Island, within the hih's Vi III"
city Of Brooklyn managed under the system CON
terminated By the Brooklyn Institute. would be OF
vast public benefit, centre of intellectual interest
and enlightenment encouragement to scehuuF
study and a monument Of homer TO the man OF
men who rendered It's eXisten % possible
Professor +. W. Hooper, the head of the Institute
said yesterday that frst-cass telescope was hecoeo
nv the Department Of Astronomy, and II an observatory
could be built and equipped it would be open TO the
Dnbic at all times Of the day and night for popular
Instruction and education. 4 2Oinch glass would he
larger than anything now owned in Biooklyi ana IL
would cost $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE ANNUAL BRIDGE REPORT.
INCREASED TERMINAL FACILITIES IN BOTH
CITIES ARRANGED FOR.

INCREASED TERMINAL FACILITIES IN BOTH
CITIES ARRANGED FOR.
Tn. animal Bridge report presented BY President
Howell TO the Mayors OF the two cities YESTERDAY IL
covers the year ending December l. The receipts ior
the year from tolls amounted TO Sl22o,'@o o. wHch
T., an increase Of 49,, 2ol O6 over the previous year
ore wore Al GO sos passengers carried in the cars
The total receipts for the year were S2loio42 o. IN
oludng n balance of $3.50. $50 81 at the beginning OF
the wear The expenditures. including $4,000 paiu
IA tho two cties amounted TO Sl.7lj53O 80. Inc o'
ance on December l S439,3ll 80. The sum eA
panded up,n the construction account was 9iOo"' -"
The expenditures upon the Liberty eNtehs'oi ''""
Plaza Improvement M Brooklyn paid fol by the Guy
alone have amounted to ,34O,e43 81 The rents oil
warehouses under the Bridge arches an'Ouh'u -
So s24 last year and for telegraph and telephone hles
ia SIT 7O8 10 The police force o. nnetytiree men anu
ak officers made 249 arrests There was one s"0Uo' wv
sudden death. fftysi runaway accldeh''' one ''s
ing fatally and l1j persons fell or were i"'"''u "
other ways. The report says; Last year ~
we're taken 10 double the facilities Of the bfiose ram
way and like proportion TO lessen the ulS'o''io''
of travel during the hours when the largest nunorr OF
passengers are 70 be transported "eheI"' pans ."
for were prepared, including new anu e''"s So
ton I'm New-YOrk and one In Brooklyn an eNf"So" VI
the car storage yard from Concord 70 iH''iS 9"'
duplication OF the cabe-drving plant, ana o'he' "u
ditions necessary 10 render the whole complete anu
effective OF these, during the past year. the eie'''
structure for the car storage yard 10 Iiary-st mas
been erected the extensions OF the power mouse a'
BOILER house have been finished and the caoie'ufi'ne
machinery is nearly ready for erection on the io""ua
lions. which are in place. Before, however, te WIN
Ing plans for the two new stations coulu oe
the contracts for the erection Of these structures s
out certain matters affecting their precise design anu
location had TO be determined; those IN New ORR re-
lated IN the elevated crossing over ParR nov aS S
1antros Tor passengers and the switching tracks ana
those in Brooklyn the connections with the Two
waited railroads Which have stations al the 49,
terminus or the Fridge on september ~ .ne Pi tr
and precise location Of the two stations were u, th
mined q general arrangement with the IafseIs 81
two elevated railroad systems in BroohIyh wa .,"
ana the constructions necessary 10 ehect 'ne coo
plated improvements for the Increase OF me ,n
ttn facilities over the Bridge were ordered. Its.
pliance Herewith. the requisite Designs ana SPIN
cations are now being prepared, and the W9rh lGt
sarv TO complete the improvements 70 De ihaue VIII "
promptly put under contract"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ncw.Yori and Brooklyn Conso idation Committee RAJ
Estate Exchange Brooklyn. 80 b. m.
Trial q, DR. Riggs Scotch Presbyterian Church p m.
Park and Aoueduct Commissioners meeting
womans Nations Indian Association annual meeung'
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. Brooklyn
Panama Railroad injunction case, supreme Court
Bolrd Of Education. p. IN.
LOYAL Legion. Demonico's, p m.
Architectural League dinner American Fine Arts Bud'
ing. ,. m 49,,
Coney Island Fire Department ball. West End Hotel
Coney Island. p. m.
10Th Regiment ofcers' dinner. Demonicos, evening
p,untsss Rowing Club ball Lenox Lyceum. evening.
Msuye ors illustrated lecture On Japan" East New
York Reformed Church. evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
IT Is SAID HE HAS ANOTHER FAMILY.

The wife OF Edward Smith. Of No 20 Clifton Place.
caused his arrest week ago for abandonment
Justice ODonne Yesterday received Information from
the police That may result In smiths being arrested
n,r bigamy. The police lad reason for suspectng
that smith had another wife IN Sea GIN. L. l. smlth
was married 10 the woman who caused his arrest
about four years ago. lie told Der hs vas car
pcrter. and id work all over tho country which
caused his absence from home often. lie generally
Wa away from home Saturday until Monday. but
lately lie remained away ior longer periods. Mn.
Smith said that their landlord. Mr.. Van Cleef. felt
sorry for her. and that dny he went 70 Se1 CHI
l. L. TO see II he could find Smith. He WRIT there
because smith had said he Onco lived there. He had
n tintvpe rlciurc 81 Smith with him. A man named
Craft in that told Mr.. Van Ceef that the picture
was that Of jack Abrams who WAS married. ana had
a son TWENTY-FIVE years old and two Daughters. re
sIcctvcv seventeen and fourteen years old The Mrs
smith IN jersey city has two children. superintendent
smith has detectives investigating the amir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
IIOpOKEN

Frank Gokoy, jr.. who was fatally Injured Monday
bv the explosion a boiler on "A noat owned by Gokey
& Son. and connected with their dry dock AZ the loot
OF Fneentlst died from his Injuries late on Monday
night The two other injured mon may recover. Thus
far there has been explanation Of the cause Of the
explosion but II IS generally believed that Young Gokey
in the absence Of the engineer. permitted the water In
tho boiler 10 get low. II has also been said that the
boiler was old, but that IL had recently passed In
sDectlon. About two years aeD a daughter "f Frank
GOkev ST. while at the drydock entered the engine
house Her clothing caught In tho machinery. She
was horribly manglcd and died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
Wall STREET EXCITED OYER SCGAR.
HEAVY TRANSACTIONS IN tNDveTRAL STOCK:
-r'NyrnIYYED RrMoRs

HEAVY TRANsACToNs IN tNDvsTMAL STOCKS
-rNvrnIYIgp RrMoRs
Sensational trausaeuons In the leading industrial
stocks deak In al ne Stock Exchange and sharp
declines In Prices gave Wall Street an opportunity
Yesterday invent picturesque stories or to circulate
rumors that could not be verified. Following large
record Of business Monday, the trading In American
| Sugar Refining stock exceeded 100000 shares and
monopoiized neaIty oneythrd OF the total amount Of
dealings Sugar stock fell per cent and largely In
sympathy the stocks o. The Dstilllng and CattleFeed
lng Company and OF Chicago Gas were active and
materially lower.
Quarrel between james r. Keene and ne Worm
scr brothers Is said 10 nave been developed by the
break in sugar stock S. V. White made a hurried
visit 10 Washington before the assembling Of Congress.
and on Monday II reported that he had kept the
telegraph wires between the National Capital and
Ncw.Y York hot with selling orders In sugar. because
Of Tire gloomy outlook for legislation affecting the
sugar company II said yesterday. however that
Mr. white emphaucally denied that he had sold any
OF his stock.
The Stock Exchange. hpwevcr soon developed
theory of It's own. The story ran that l. &c S.
wormser had been dumping n lot OF long Stock
owing certain relations with the YucngIng Brewery
Company which Is now contemplating reorganization
Of Its finances. and that Mr. Kecnc had not received
any idnt from the Wormsers that they going
20 nquidatc T,e Wornsers and Mr.. Kccne be-
"Nel 10 nave pccn uctiNc puiis III buSr siIu Olher
Industrial shares for time. and the ex-Ca
fornan the story runs. did not relish the idea that
his coworlicrs had abandoned the fort. Hence. II is
said, Mr.. Kcenc. after giving vent TO various IN
complimentary marks regarding his former colleagues,
started IN TO do llquidaung his own account
cutting the market from under the feet Of the
Mills Building firm. Isldore Wormscr yesterday denied
that he had any quarrel with Mr. Kccne, and at his
Office II said later that the firm had relations
whatever With the luenIng brewery Company.
The directors OF me American Sugar Refining Com
pny Yesterday declared the regular dividends the
preferred and common stocks. II had been reported
that Increase would probably be made In the rate
upon the common stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
NEWARK

The trustees Of tho Free Library have decided Ia
purchase site and erect library building. Two
lots have been secured. bonded BY Washington New
and Hlccckcr SIS. nj cost Of 10000. The purpose
OF the trustees IS 10 erect building spacious enough
for the needs Of tlc library for many years II viii
have a lecture han and probably hall for entertain
mcnts 10 bring In some income to IN" library.
number of architects will De asked 10 submit plans for
the buding II IS Thought That the trustees will moi
m rc,uircd 10 ask for additional appropriation for
the new building, which win cost, with the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsTOE-Thonas J. Moran Commissioner Of lnaon
Affairs observation-disclosures an Sherman Hoar oil
Nas.acbusotts CLARENDON-Rc ar.AdmiIal John H.
r-n.hur limited state. Navy. FIFTH ANENCE-Sen-
asor r. F. PettpIew OF South Dakota Joseph H. Nancy
Of Augusta Me. Ex-Governor Rufus T. BULLOCK Of
Georgia: Hcnlv w Sage Of Ithaca Charles a Pilsburv
-, Nrnoonolis and Henry g. Burlegh Of Whitehall y.
Y GIISEY-General Benjamin +. Tracy, Secretary Of
the Navy. hoFFMAN-Lieutenant Governor William f.
sheehan OF Buffalo. MURRAY HlLl-Senaor Charles
7. Saxton, OF Clyde. n. Y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
James J. Belden. OF Syracuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
People IN Jersey CITY are a. present Discussing the

recent action 81 the state Electrical subway Com
mission in granting privilege TO the NcwYork and
Ncv Jersey Telephone Company 10 lay underground
wiz by The whoe.alc In almost every street In the
CIV The Grant made 10 the company has been
mrs u.f o., ne street and Water Commissioners. who
must ,i.ul n the action Of the subway Commission
before tAr telephone company can begin operations
The three men. Herman Koch. Christian Zimmer
man and Gustav Wolf. who alleged TO have hciten
Henry Iauge. Of Homestead with clubs on November
"a 30 severely that he died Yesterday, were arnsncd
before Justice lowering yesterday. They were
charged with murder and committed 10 the
comfy fall without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SIZE HAD nER HUSBANDS CLOTHES on.

Surrogate Abbott heard testimony Yesterday In the
contest over the will Of sarah H. Disbrow by her son.
BENJAMIN y. Disbrow. James W. Rdgway, counsel
for Disbrow put the contestants wife on the stand
She said that in 1850 she visited her mothernlaw at
her place Tarrytown and that the old lady could
not recognize her. She admitted that 1t might have
hcen because she had her husbands coat, hat and
trousers on. BY this time Mrs. Disbrow's face had
grown red a peony, and when she retired from
The witness stand she ind grant that what She
said was only foolish prank should have been re
fcrrcd to In n public trial She formerly the
wife OF a dead son Of the late Senator Wagner. and
has $500. 900 In her own right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
4 PROFAyE MUSEUM PROPRIETOR

Emil Kronner proprietor OF n museum In the
Bowcry, was summoned to the jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday by Captain Ceeden, Of the Mercer ST.
station, for giving exhibition Of "Tle Life Of
Christ" Three clergymen saw the exhibition and
complained to superintendent Byrnes. Captain Creedcn
was notified 10 take the matter before the courts.
Kronncr has no theatrical license, and claims he
needs none. He represented by counsel, who said
rtlt he believed KrOnner WlUlin the law. Justice
RYAN will hear the Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

manly, terminated in "A free fight. Lester A. Scon' w
netB t,i made seriou, charges against Justice
o. %. - Zev- IrI ghton, who has been nelppt
Of the committee for twny yea .eI boa supported n
1i9lol ,cerald The Democratic candidate LOT
nsric Attorney lie also alleged that Corps nor rat
made use Of Republican campaign l' rnh who was
sprng to his feet and exctedy called oro
held n liar 1Ic said That he wouia pay ,In. he
had imiSoppropriaied Republican campaign funds -
motion 10 have formal charges made against III" was
lot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SURROGATE RANSOM I'LL.

Surrogate Ransom confined to his home We.
tcrd1y bv a severe attack OF rheumatism. TIL,
motions in bis court went to tie next regular
motion day, Tuesday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
CHASING A BURGLAR ~ JERSEY CITY.


HE FOUGHT DFspERA TELY. STRIKING A WOMAN
AND A POLICEMAN WITH A KNIFE.
Patrick Govern cx-dlrector Of the Board oil frce-
holders and his wife were talking together IN rom
on the first floor Of their house, at Henderson anu
Sixth sts at noon yesterday. when Mr. Govern he'''
a noise upstairs. Ills wife went mp 10 sec Il Wv"
son had gone 10 school she found the rooms tHu
been transacted. and was about To call her huso'""
when a man Jumped from behind sofa, h'ldihs Il
knife with a sprng handle In his hand. The ico"
Threatened 10 XIII Mrs Govern If she made any hose'
she scrcamcd and lie thrust the knife at her hice
or four times one blow struck the steel IN her cor
set which prevented her from being stai oed' Inc 'ni
then dropped "A quantity Of silver knives ana iorAs
seized a bunch Of keys that III Mrs Govern ;
hand, and slammed the door Of the room ana OF
tempted TO lock her IN. Her screams frightened th'
fellow. who ran TO the street. He ned up f"'n'
ave 70 Grovc.st crowd. headed by MI Govern
rave chase The fugitive ran TO the elevated ireleh'
tracks Of the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad, and was about
IN climb up the stone abutmcnts wien ioi' 49,
Snuivan seized him The thief made vicious slash
Win his knife nj the policeman and cut through tle
sleeve of lis coat. but inflicted no injury; sum- al
p.appled with him. and light Tor a minute !o1h
niarrr durinr which Jimmy fell from the theIs
rocket sullivan seized 1t aud struck thu Iehow o.
cmrad and taken 10 the seventh &. police smuon.
There lie said he was George wilson ana t,,a. ns
nome was everywhere. Monday night pursiar en-,
deav red TO break into tailor shop ~ Gr9Nc A MY
sixth sis and marks were maze Oh a "iiiuH" ~
nv a Jimmy" Captain Kelly took the Vnuk
f0,nd on Wilson 10 tie shop. aud 1t lifted the MARKS
Wilson Will be arraigned today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SON will be arraigned TO day.
TRYING TO PROVE THAT nAYNER WAS CRAZY

TRITNif PKONII TN Hs'''''
All tho evidence in the case OF Kinney Hayner. =
coolboat captain who las been on trial Tor TWO Gays
for the murder u his VITO and Michael Adams Is H.
and the arguments Of the lawyers for the defence anu
Of the Distrct-Auorncy have been made 'uuse
Werts will today charge The jury. Tho defence was
that Of Insanity and dozen witnesses tosuhou "'i'
,he mental condition Of Hayner was not properly
balanced He was commonly known as Tray
r-anl,, by his fellow boatmon. The defence said
that when he found his wife and Adams tosether'
and her unfaithfulncs, was beyond doubt mat ne
shot and killed both without knowing what ne uld.
I,vncr has been really on TRIAL only ,of IN" hunne
o. his wife, but The shooting ~ adams innedlIteLy
of,crwafd was necessarily brought INTO the oSe:
Iayn,r rs .oon rs be shot his wife, instantly sho sd
tilrd Adams IIavncr Will DO tried FOX the murder
OF Adams probably as soon as the prevent u''h u
arl.I ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
SUBURBAN HOMES on TIE CENTRAL RAILROAD

Low fares frequent aud quick trains. four tr'cas,
,rOiccicd hy block s-rals EneYccl for Suburban
residences. Ferry foot Liberty Street. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07

the clubhouse and viewed the deed Of git from every
point OF the compass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-07
Announcements.
f. & w. YoKENA.
A NEW COLLAR.
YOKENA.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. Z

HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D..
90 WEST S9TH-ST
Diseases OF the Nervous ficnito
imp0tency and Sterlity. Hours. TO l. 70 s.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
teehing sOitcns the gums reduces Inflammation, aays
wind collie aud dsrrhOa. % bottle
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24

&O00 Down, remainder on terms easy as
apGOO rent; a great chance to buy a modern
brick house, Srooms, hall, vestibule bath, inside
". G., range, hot and cold water; location good.
rapid enhancement certain; price only 81 4O0 free
OF interest to April l. 1893 and thereafter at very
low rate at of interest. Q2Sc.) W. A. Heron i
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24

O1 < PAYS for home lot at Mays Landing, the
IDlO fine suburb of Atlantic City: 5 squares
from r. r.. commHtation fare to Phila., 25 cents;
station on ground; fine driving, fishing. cunning.
bathing, sailing: city and country combined; 20
houses built last year, and not one empty: a safe
and sure investment: $50 invested will bring 500 in
6months; factories built this year; lots are l40
feet above 10 per cent off for cash lots for
SIS; title insured: send for circular. Mays Land
ing Improvement Co., 658 Franklin St., Philadel-
ptla
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEAL
IN proposals will be received by Town
Council OF kochester Borough, Pa. for the
Its intersection with New York st. Also
New York ST., from the southern line of
Kosuth ct. to the northern line of right OF
EVENING att o'clock, September 2s, 1892.
Plans and specifications will be seen at the
office of City Engineer James s. Leaf, All
bids must be addressed to the Secretary of
Council, and marked Proposals for Bids.
Council reserves the right TO reject any or
all bids. By order of Council.
r. A. SMITH,
Secretary of Council.
ROCHESTER Pa, Sept. 20. 1892.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF
WATER AND LIGHT COMMISSIONERS,
CITY OF MCKEEsPoRT, PA.

~ Rooms Nos. and g.
Bank OF McKeesport Building.
ITO WELL DRILLERS SEALED PRO
i POSALS Stll be received at this office
until TUESDAY, September %, 1892, at 1
O'Clock P. NJ for drilling drive well forty
(4o) feet deep and ten t1O) inches in diameter
at the main pumping station, situated on the
Youghiogheny river, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth streets. All Information re-
garding same can be obtained at this office.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposal" on
envelope, and the board reserves the liberty
to reject any and all proposals.
EMANUEL WOLF, Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24

I 400 Acres Third pool coal, With large river
L, frontage and best of shipping facilities. TIL.
Dickson. LII Fourth av., room Is.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24
FOR SALE-LOTS.

T OTIS on Bluff and Vickroy sts., near college,
IL Robert Coward 20 Bluff st.
QQ00-A low price: fine building lot, 20 feet
UCOO front on Heron ave., near cable line:
street paved and severed; location good; terms
easy (67). w. A. Heron & Sons, so Fourth ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-24
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE,

NO. SIXTH AVENUE,
Established l2 years. Day and night schools for
young men and women. Open the entire year.
Students may begin at any time. bookkeeping.
shorthand. typewritng and English departments.
bookkeeping taught by actual business practice.
Write for free pictoria al catalogue.
M. J.. CONNER, President.
j. NJ, PHILLIPS. Dean of Faculty.