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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
MICHIGAN

The Ancient Order OF Foresters---
encouraged. doubtless by the laud-
Able efforts which women have made
70 provide for contingencies have
decided that women shall become for
esters II they so please. Special courts
will DO instituted. which will be d.
rected by women.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
A Convict inventor.

One Melchoir Farl7er, convict in
the pcnitentiary ut Szrczdin, in Hun
gary, has invented patent shaving
machine whereby he can shave man
in twenty-five seconds. With this
machine he shaved all the inmates of
the prison, $50 in number, TO the COM
plete satisfaction of the Governor.
What the prisoners said is not stated.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03

A calf in Nazareth, Pa, while drink
ing from n stream, swallowed live
trout ten inches long. The fish caused
SO much pain to the calf that the own
err had TO kill the animal.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03

Few cities ever get started-'l laid
out" as it Is commonly called
they should be. They get In shape
by mere chance and that is why they
are so frequently misshapen. New
York city has Tower alloys than any
other city in tho world. notwithstand-
ing IL is ono OF tho largest
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
There,s AImnrs lynn

General statistics prove that, since
the Trojan war, 1900 years ago-that
is, since the beginning of history
not single year has elapsed in which
some war has not killed large num-
Der Of men.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
WOMAN OF BUSINESS.

FIELDS gave q
croupy chuckle.
She had passed
young Paxton
without return
ing his bow.
There could be
no doubt Of it,
for Fields had
scen the whole
proceeding, from
t h o m o m en- t
when she turned
the corner, the
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03
WORD AND VOICE AND HEART.

when word. and voice, and heart are one,
The poet has his work begun.
But when these three are not In place,
A we'll might bard his shadow chase. J
Great Homer. Milton. all the train
Forged with thee three the golden chain
Ofsoui-lit fancics tbpt have bound
The Lofty thought to sweetest sound.
Fair-haired Europa, on her reed "
With these made music down the mead;
And young Columbin long may rest :.
Content the secret she possessed.
With these three unit parts OF song
Is lett the epic line that long
Shall lead the nations To tho li.ht
And teach the rising bard to write.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03

Damascus is the most ancient city in
the world. 1t was place of trade and
travel before the days of Abraham and
has now population of $50, 900.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1892-12-03

BE went out, his Jaw spsculativeiJ
let down.
II wouldn't OF believed" he pom
dered. "She could OF looked that
sugarfied at the angel Gabriel!
reckon ! ken hev gy arden nowl They
won't need me in the store. She's
business, Louisa M. is"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
DISCUSSING KfNDEEG KITTEN SCHOOLS.

LONG DEBNTE on TIE SUBJECT by THE BOARD
OF EDUCATION.
The greater part Of the time Of the meeting Of the
BOARD OF Education yesterday was taken up with
discussion Of resolution offered by Comm, soncr
sanger for the establishment Of a number Of kinder
curten school, In connection with the public school
system The same recommendation had already been
made In q rrport COmms. iOncr Gerard prOfc,>cd
Irnor,,uco of the meaning 81 kndrrgarten, but no one
took his declaration seriously. lie opposed the rcso-
luton because he said. 1t would add an expense Of
~ 900 900 to the city. II would be an outrage, Ia"
added 10 pat that burden upon the city, I'm order 10
take children their cradles and cram grammar
down their thoata'
Commissioner, sanger and IIubbcll believed that
the children should be taken from their home, as
som Il, possible, and thus become accustomed TO
learning good English at the proper time. A. the
chairman of the Committee on Course of study said
that that committee would make "A report In re-
card Ia the kindcrgartcn. the resolution laid
over The superintendent Of Pablo schools was In
structcd however 10 find GA, how many schooroom,
in the city could DC used 70. kindergarten purposes.
The Board did not act yesterday Oh the report Of
the Committee on Teachers recommending the re
moyal Of Mis- Henrietta FIX. principal of the
primary department Of Grammar school W. ~. Her
sister la> hroush. suit for damage, for the alienation
Of the Affections, OF her husband. Mis- FISK aud her
brothcriu-iaw now live IN the same hois', ana the
committee. although Biahine no cuargcs, believe that
Mi, FISK should eek another home ooInininlcii-
ton received from the counsel Of Miss FISK pro
lc-iing against hc' proposed removal ~ unjust ana
without reason.
4 tr>oluf. ol Of Comml, oncr Gerard adopted
.,>liug tie pl,.-iicnt 10 appoint committee Ia ar
range "A proper exhibition Of the school children In
Chicago. Ir James J. Williams and Dr. john Il.
CUlvcft were appointed additional physicians 10 en-
anime the PLY steal condition ~ applicants for the
place OF teachers in the public schools
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
THEY REGRET THE DELAY.

The Tribune received letter yesterday which con.
ta.ned complaint against the officers OF the Presby
terrain Hospital for alleged unwarrantablc delay In
informing his relatives 10 the condition OF Daniel
D. Wright, retired hardware merchant eighty two
years old, who taken to that institution in an in
sensible condition Monday, April %, and who died
five days aftcrward. According TO the letter, Mr..
Wrighs name and address plainly written inside
his hat and were 10 be found together with those OF
his son, In both his pOckctbOOks. j. = Knowles as
sstant superintendent Of the Presbyterian Hospital,
said to reporter Yesterday afternoon 1.-The officers
OF this institution deeply regret that there any
delay in finding the relatives Of Mr.. Wright The
cldcnt happened at night. when only few members
OF the stan were duty. Mr. Wright had fit OF
apopeXy in the street near the hospital When the
patient arrived here he the name Of Rice and II
street number downtown his address. The surgeon
I'm charge sent dispatch there at Late In the
evening after long search, the message was re-
turned undelivcrcd
The clerk had gone, and the doorkceper was
unable according to rules 10 examine the pocket
book or valuablcs, they locked up until the next
morning. In the morning. soon his vauab,es
looked over, messenger was sent TO his son.
S. NJ Wright, Of No. HG9 MadisOnave.. Who how
ever called here before the message was delivered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


John Delmar will be the marshal Of the Kings County
Democrats who will attend the National Convention
June 81.
General c. r. Christensen was re- elected president
q the Brooklyn Trust Company yesterday.
man calling himself Robert Monroe VI. d., has
been swlndng boarding house keepers RS
and other tradcspeope with bogus checks lie has a
sign with his name upon 1t which he carries with him
when he secures rooms.
Henry J. Taft, dentist has been found guilty OF
grand larceny in stealing dental instruments, worth
5000, owned by Mrs L. H. Edgar, of No 107 Sandsst
Frederick Frcderickson twenty two years old. Of
a retired merchant in Sumncrave., arrested yes
terday for stealing bicycle a year ago. &c had a
number Of keys In his possession belonging 10 the
Brewer and Westminster houses, In New York, and
pawnckets for a diamond ring and silk dress. II
Is believed that he has Systematically robbed guests
in those hotels by unlocking their He got the
keys by hiring . room for a night and retaining the
key.
W. VI. Davis and Catharinc F.. Benham a nephew
and niece of Catharinc f. de Baudncourt, are seeking
TO $500 from her estate the ground that a
trust sought be created by her WILL which devised
her reslduary estate to Home for the Blind 10 be
established in Brooklyn, is void such institution
is in existence. The WILL which was probated last
fall, gave elaborate directions for the burial Of the
testator. She claimed to belong to the old French
nobility. The nephew and niece are suing the cX-
ecuiors of the will, and the matter up before
Judge Pratt yesterday upon demurrer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
NEWARK.

Isaac Taylor, aged thirty, brakeman on the New
York and Greenwood Lake Railway, died In the city
Hospital yesterday from Injuries received at Bloomfield
on Tuesday night. Both his leg were cut Oh by the
wheels of the train he working on. Taylor leaves
a wife and child al IIackerslck.
The funeral OF DR.. H. H. Tchenor took place yestcr
day Trinity Episcopal Church and was largely AT
tended The services conducted by IA" Rev.
Lewis Lampman. The Ioaid OF Trade met In the
morning and adopted appropriate resolution
The Federal officers searching for JudSon II.
Hammond late assistant superintendent Of The mailing
department Of the pOstOincc, who was held in fl.o
bail for robbing letters. hammond has disappeared.
He To have appeared 10 plead In the United SIi"s
District Court at Trenton Monday and did not
turn up, and his bail was declared fort lied. Ham
mOnds wife Las opened small candy Store on
Summcr-ave. for the support OF her children.
4 telegram from Philadelphia was received yesterday
announcing the arrest IN that city Isaac shaw. the
president of the collapsed Enterprise Commercial
Company. which had office No. 2!6 Markrt-~f
responsible for the disappearance OF
100000 of the concerns funds
While the Barnums Circus procession WAS passing
along BrOad-st. yesterday. Il painter al work on A
windOwsil on the third story OF the state Bank Build
ing dropped his pail Of coiored paint. deuginc
sbQut fifty people crowded Oh the sidewalk, aud running
many dresses OF women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

Tic Library Committee Of the Young WomenS
(hr,tian Association held reception yesterday after
noon at the association binding, No. East Fifteenth
- Each guest invited 10 bring book rs con
trbutiOn to the association library. The affair a
great success and the library Is richer by about 300
volumes and money. The library decorated
with pIofusiOn Of flowers AT the windows and the
cases and was hung with rugs. Among the book,
Is a Of about fifty expensive illustrated art vol
umes, memorial Of Miss Mary Elizabeth lioyt one OF
the active members OF the association who died last
year. They are the gift OF Miss IOyts parents. The
collection Of sketches for decorative work from art
ma gaines formed interesting part Of the exhibition.
The library, which contains over 5000 volumes Is
we'll arranged and students exceptionally fortunate
In being able 10 go direct 10 the cases.
Tea served 20 the guests at p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
NETWORK CRY.

Collector Hendricks yesterday appo'h'cu w. ~ ION"
Nh Inspector OF customs at - n day
The funeral of Charles II. Holder member OF inc
eru ., tiffany a Co.. was held at his home. NO. 10
Eost r1rv.sixth. st. Yesterday. The Rev. DIR. D. W.
Brown. Of St. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal 'hu'oh'
cf,iciatcd. The burial will be mt "oodia""
Tho Tribune Yesterday received 81 from H." Tor
the T1f family. who were victims OF inc nre a' w.
100 broadway. Brooklyn, on saturday night
Chief Ftclcys assignment to duty OF a. D. sparro"
and Gerald McMuray. engineers. in supervising inc
oo,r,,c,on NJ now reservoirs. was approved yester-
d,, hv tho Aoueduct Commiss l.. =. De Luze,
sista,, cncneer cot leave of absence OF two months
without pay.
The Providence Line for Boston and the East VIII
resume passenger service on Monday, May - VIII"
the cll-known steamers Connecticut ana Massachu
sets in commission. Both have been Thoroughly over
hauled during the winter. and are IN eAcehciio 'o'
dltion sixty thousand dollars has been spent III ic-
furnishing and rc,iccoratng the Massachusetts. ms
line presents many advantages 10 travellers poniio
Fast. chief among which are the dining rooms On inc
main deck not below 1t, rs In other llncs' "a hiS'-
class orchestra Is on each steamer.
Thomas G. Buck the weknown stock broker VINO
was taken i'll nj his Office on Tuesday. was yes'eruay
reported to be much improved
The big vacant square bounded by Madison ana
Vanderbilt aves Forty fourth and Foryhlrd stsr Is
being laid out in flower beds and lawns.
Negotiations have been going on for some time Tor
a consolidation Of the Hamilton Bank ard the Harlem
Eonk They have resulted successfully, and the new
hank the outcome Of the consolidation, Is TO be called
tho Hamilton Bank Of New-l0rk CITY,
James Quglcy, Patsey' Carroll and Thomas camp
bell who were arrested charge Of stealing 6oooo
cigars valued at $1,000, from VI. Barranco e CO..
NO. 2-I Pcarst. cmandcd In $1,000 bail each
for examination to morrow in the rombs Police Court
yesterday.
When the Storage passengers were landed from W.
steamship Wcsternlnnd. from Antwerp at ELS Island
Yesterday, a Chnamnn In European garb was found
among them. He was detained.
Henry Pelham Edward Clinton, Earl Of Lincoln and
Duke OF Newcastle. arrived here yesterday on the
White star steamship TcutOnic He Is the seventh
Duke Of Newcastle His father the sixth Duke. died
in i-70. The second husband Of the dowagcr Duchess
Of Newcastle T. I. IIohcr. singer Of some rpue,
who died at Monte Carlo on Monday last. The pres
cnt Duke born In 1864.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

81 with and passengers to Austin Baldwin Co Ar
steamer rite CI,r Davies Dundee April l6 with mdse
pas~cngers to simpson, Spence Young Arrived at the
steamer ishn (Gcr Hclmers Bremen April 26 souhamp
- with msc and passengers To Occhs& Co. Arrived al
steamer bnnciam ,Dtclo DE Bots Amsterdam April -
md-e and passengers To Funch Edged Co Arrived at
with ronpyrles Naylor CO. vessel To Bowrinc Arch
steamer BonHvisa CIrl Fraser Grcytrwn Livingston &c
with msc and passengers 10 Jas RanSne ArrNeat The bar
steamer Neptune Or Fraser Montcgo Bay 80 with mdse
and passengers 10 Kerr CO. Arrived AT the Bar al
steamer clsribcl OBJ Mackmghr Baraeoa jdays with rnt
steamer Panama Span 'iran Havana day. WIN m.'e
steamer saratoga Lcishion cars9as va Havana days
with md>r and passengers Ia James Ward CO. Arrived A
steamer comal Esk. Galveston Key West. with mdse
and passengers 10 G II Mallory Is co.
steamer Cityo Augusta Catherine. savannah with mdse
steamer ,y OF atlanta noe West Point, va with md'o
SuNsET-windat Sandy Hook. light. W. cloudy and lazy
Al CITY lslandlight, SW, hIzy
CLEARED
steamer stag (Br, Monet. Londou-John c seager.
steamer crmanc tir Cameron Liverpool via queenstown
steamer OF California OBI. Bracs. Glasgow Austin
Stcanrr Dunmore (Br, Campbell sagua and cabaren-
steamer Claribel (Brl Mac knight BaIacoa Mones Co
Scamr Cyot Washington. Holman Havana ana Maanras
Steamer bermuda Br Fraser Bermuda A ouierbridgc
x
Steamer Chalmette Percy NewOrlcans-J 7 Van sickle
Steamer Of birmingham Berg. savannah Il l. W hker
NacooChec. Smith. savannah r. |. walker.
steamer wyanose. Boaz. Norfolk ami Rehmoni-old Do
miniOn - Co
steamer Alscnborn Lewis Baltmorc-H G Foster
Steamer llLie Henderson, Van krk. Philadelphia
Roberts
steamer Cottage city. Bennett Portland Ioraio Hall
ship Berlin, Perry. san Francisco sutton a Co
Bark Koningcn (bch. Won der Veste. Aner for orders
1heo Ringer a Co.
SAILED
Steamers CITY OF Paris Bohna and Germanc for Liver.
London; Damhtaf. Bremen Rhynand, Ant
werp. Bugundia Marseles city of Washington Havana;
Chalmee, New Orleans, Nacoochee
nah. Wyanokc Richmond Lizzie Henderson, Philadelphia.
Ships London Hill for Calcutta Blanchard stockholm
Also sacd-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Cottage city. for Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNpoy May Arrived steamer Persian Monarch tBr
QUEENSTOWN May ARRIVED steamers Majestic (Irl Par.
sailed steamer oaa tBrl Ferguson from Liverpool hence
for New York. ~
SOUTHAMPTON May Arrived steamer rrave REIN.
kastcn from New York on her way Ia Bremen.
MONLlE May ARRIVED. steamer Ethiopia (Br), Wilson
from New. York hes way to elias row ~ ''
HAvkk, May 4 Sailed steamer Sueva Bauer from
Hamburg hence for New.York. ~ ~
for NcwYork. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
TT I/tRrTU
A TEXTILE PLANT COMING |

A TEXTILE PLANT COMING FROM ENGLAND.
The Mckinley bill Is TO be the means Of bringing
another industry TO this CITY besides the for making
un-platc. 4 large firm In southampton. England.
that manufactures textile fabrics OF all kinds and fur
nishc> employment 10 several hundred women and
girls is prospecting here for site for their plant which
they are about to remove 70 this country. Ncgp1-
ons are now In progress between the firm ana large
landowner here, and saturday two Engi, agents Of
the firm came to this city, thoroughly Inspected it.
shipping facilitlc, and expressed themselves highly
pleased with what they They have picked out
an eligible tract Of land the water front and will
make favorable report TO the company managers at
southampton.
Thomas Quinn. the young truc1man. who delibcr-
atey shot and killed Mrs. Annie Schneider at her home
I'm WaShinton-avc. last January was yesterday in
dlcted by the Grand Jury Of Union County for wilil
murder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
VICTORY FOR THE UHIMANN INTERESTS.


THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF THE BROOKLYN ELE-
WAITED RAILROAD FINALLY HELD.
After repeated adjournmcnts and prOtracted legal
proceedings. the annual election OF directors Tor the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company was held YES
terdav at the office Of the company. No further IN
functions secured to hinder the voting, y ma
joity Of the stock represented in person or bv
proxy. aud votes cast for 81. 900 shares u D. I"
Hail. against whose acting an inspector OF elccuo
objection wac made by the Uhmann interest. resigned
as an Inspector. and Colonel Martin refused to serve
Ernest Thalman and j. F. Blant were elected TO serve
In their stead and the Uhmann ticket for directors was
elected by a majority OF $1,000 shares No objection
was made to the voting OF the stock of which Anthony
Barrett is trustee and it cast for the successful
ticket The directors and inspectors elected were
these:
Directors-Louis Adler Anthony Barrett. Aorain J'
Hardcnbcrgh Adolf Ladenburg. Leonard Lewlsohn
Edward j. Richards. Simon Rothschild. Jacob Schoiic
william ii. Sidney, william strauss, simon Chimann
George W. Wngac.
Inspectors Of Electon-Max E. Bernhcmer. William
Halls IT, Edward C. Schaefer.
meeting OF the new directors Will be held TINS
morning at 10 O'Clock at the companys once when
Officers will be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
HOME NE WIS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber OF Commerce. IL 80 ,. m 1870.
Brooklyn Elevated Railway meeting. NO 81 o"
Brooklyn.
Hamilton murder inquest. Newtown. D. III
Princeton Club. Ho.el Brunswick. 8 80 D. III
Actors Fund Fair. Madison Square Garden $3.50
Mt sinai Training School for Nurses graduation" eN'
cises. : y. m. ,,...dorr,,s
Ninth wsrd Pioneer Corps annual dinner Hiccau0''
evening. am IN m
Woman Suffrage League. No Lcxin1tona'e.. ~ ~,
,r,crican Institute quarterly meeting. NO. III "es'
Thir:v.ciehthst.. D. M r,,,oo,,hst
xavier Ethical Society. No. 80 West fheen'n's~'
.. 49, ., ,-nivors,tv
Place 80 D. m.
East Orange Republican Club. D m ,.,
XIyth Assembly District Republican ors'"'N
s,xtv.scventh.st and boulevard. D. m
Union Club OF Harlem. No. $3.50 Ihird'a'c w. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
SAID TO HAVE ENDANGERED MANY LIVES.

Thomas F. Frcel. OF No. IS. East Sixtyseventh-st
on assistant foreman attached 10 the Fire Marshals
Office appeared In the Yorkve Police Court yeSter.
day complainant against John F. Buchholtz u
waiter at the Windsor Hotel. living with his wife and
child on the third floor Of the fve-siory tenement
house No. $40 East Forty ninthst., whom he charged
with setting fire to the house the evening OF Aprfl
%. When the fire discovered II burning In
four places IN three rooms. Bnchholtx was alone in
his apartments. lie told the fremcn that an ex-
ploding lamp caused the fire. This statement was
disproved at once. there only one lamp in the
rooms, which still lighted.
The fire. w:s confined 10 heaps OF rags and other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
MR, FISCHER WANTS TO RESIGN.

Israel f. Fischer. chairman Of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee who represents tho TwcRty-sixth Ward in
both the general committees OF the party
has written his resignation which will be presented
the next meeting Of the General Committee HIS reason
for resgnng found the fact that he defeated
the primary his ward week before last and he desires
TO withdraw active politics for the present Mr..
Fischer IL . New-York lawyer, and active in Re-
publican politics With District in that city before
he Brooklyn several years He has been at
the head Of Executive Committee in Brooklyn before
and was chosen the place months for this
year. Efforts being made to induce him to with.
draw his resignation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
RUTHERFORD.
END OF TIE ROOSTER LITIGATION.

The famous Rutherford rooster came to m end
Yesterday In the Court Of Common Pleas At llaokcn
sack Charles W. Sturgcss. through bis counsel,
T. J. Luce. appealed from the decision Of JuSiicc
Adolph Kruger, Of Carlsbad. which directed him 10
paw Mrs John Il. Townsend $oo damages for the loss
Of a rooster which. II was asserted had flown from
the Townsend ward. had been secrtcd in the Surgcs-
cellar. and had finally been killed. Mrs Townsend
did not appear al the trial Yesterday. and not rep
resented; and Judge Van Nalcn reversed justice
Kruger's decision. This is practically victory for
Mr. >turgess. The has been I'm CONT four TINES
At the first trial the jury disagreed. Later. motion
to dismiss the case each side to ii, own costs
was opposed by Mr.. Surgcss's counsel. Then Cair'
the trial before Justice Kruger alone. after which
appeal TO the Court of Common Pleas taken. II
is estimated that the case has cost the two families
about 800. The iOO,tcr produced at the first trial
cost - cents while Mrs. Townsend valuci her To-
bird at about ~.
Rutherford and Boiling springs al present prac
caly without a justice Of the peace NJ cOmml,
sions had arrived up 10 Yesterday for the chosen
the spring elections The terms OF the old Justice
xy6rcd April 30. The commissions come from the
Governor through the County Clerk 80 the justices.
the clerk of Bergen County said Yesterday that he
had yet received commissions for justices in thi,
neighborh0Ol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05

rubbish in the prisoners rooms 1t was put out h'er
1t had caused damage OF about SJoo Fire Marshdi
Mitchell learned that Buchhoz's furniture was Wort"
only 1900 but he carried an insurance Oh fooo
Dpchboltz was taken into custody Yesterday. When
arraigncd in the Yorkvillc Court he had nothing 10
say except that he did not know how the fire starred
when Justice Ryan learned that the hVes % I hH
imchhoz In $4,000 bail for examination this morn
Inn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-05
uACkENSACK-

Judge Van Valen, in the Court OF Common Pleas.
yesterday sentenced the men convicted OF stealing
goods from freight the Erie Railroad. James
Smith and James Sodcn got six years in State prison
each, while Peter Lawler, who recommended to
mercy by the jury. received three years sentence
The -, 500 bail Of Bernard Kahn, who did not appear
for trial declared forfeited. Kahn's sister law
furnished bail for him The understanding that he
would appear for ti,L and she Is said be indignant
nj HIS flight.