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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
TO pEGIy 4 TEST SUIT OVER TROLLEY WIRES

III. question Of supervision OF u" 'r''u"n "
trolley wires for the overhead system Of street car
..r,I.iou ,,v electricity considered at "A con
ference In Mayor Boody's Office yesterday, NJ winch
cry Works Commissioner Adams. Corporation 'ouhN'i
i.nk. and President Lewis. Of the brooklyn 'l'S KAN
rond Company. wcr" present. Tile Electrical Suo""F
comn,is sion created last winter by III" L"glNa'u'''
thought that the trolley wires were IN their province
and undertook to exert their authority Inc s"'''
r,u,ood companics r.bcrd. for they were gwen u"
,.-st,nd when the commission was created that
,b. trolley wires would not he under th'ir control
An nnpnal was made To Mr.. Icnks ana h, d"HV"i"i
on riunn to the effect that the commissioners hfu
authority over the trolley wires The Hir''lns VS.
1,rdnv was for further ou,ulaion. ana ait"r Gls
Inc IA. subject In detail the decision was fhchFl
Ma, ~ ,roud BE- v,r n test the matter In ~" courts
,"r mai settlement 4 suit. OF friendly char
actcr will probably be begun aoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

For Maine. New Hampshire and Vermont far Td'S.
ay: showers northern portion Nv Wcfnc day; warmer
u the interior; winds shifting b. ,sstrrly
For NrN Eng and fair; warner In the Int r0r; cooler
IN the 60 ST castcIly winds.
For Eastern NcN.York, fair Tuesday showers in the
north 10y Wednesday warmer IN the interior cooler
he coast t'ry winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. NewJcrscy. n lavaie aud
Maryland fair; cooler IN cwJcrscy; cas;cIly winds.
For virginia showers the
For the Carolinas, Georgia, florida and Alabama
blowers.
For Mississippi. Louisiana and frN1s. showers.
For Arkansas and Missouri, showers In tn,
west.
For Tennessee. showers; varncr In the east.
For Western Ncw-York. Western I'cnn-y yani, and
West Virginia. fair: shCwCry W'dncsday.
For Ohio shower, along the Lake a. night
For Indiana and Illinois. showers In the north.
For Kentucky. fair.
For lower Michigan showers and warmer the west
For upper Michigan. fair; slightly cooler
For Wisconsin, showers IN the south.
Minnesota. showers aud warmer In the south.
For Iowa, shower; warmer.
and Nebraska In the
For the Dakota, snOwcrs In the west;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
A DECISION OF INTEREST TO BooKMAKEEs.

A DECISION or INTEREST TO BO0KMAKERs.
Philip Main. barber OF the q and Union Hotel tn ough
Max Baycrsd0fer, hi. attorney, sued the booknaAriH
Cook Brown. Of No. 1853 East Forty ~'coni,i' in h'
Eighth District Court for not paying 1876 won on PIch
nicacr One OF Defendants testified tot he always
cent all moneys the truck but did not fend hi>, a.
Kingston did and that "os The condition o' M
a.c,p.np the money fion Martha. Judge &c ooman de
cdci a, follows The dcfcndITs in CAS- action claim u
be common carriers the puIo>e Of transferring bets on
wa.e On the several tracks, for which th">
charge a commission for fova ding sane, returning the
money ly the 3, the party employing them 81
making the bet The plantn cal!ci upon the ddcndan
and desired put So Pichnicker Pcknicker ian and
won the race plaintiff. including what he had ai
va, entitled to recover e38. DEFENDANTS cldlm INV
Kingston In that race and would have been
.,Ire winner but was scratched before the was
called ond that consequently their contuct with III"
nalntn WAS or and they only bound 10 return u
him he had deposited With them To WIZ: AZ
The defendant, in this case msy call themselves common
carriers any other name, but the evidence In this ton
show, that this nothing than ct pure and sim
ple and that they keep ard betting establishment
for the accommodation CT the public.
re attention Of the Court has been called TO the case Of
the People wynn, reported in the 18th N-w-foik
Supplg .ent ut page 49,, by the plaintiffs attorney,
and In reading that case there nothing which holds
That poop doing bushes. that tie ddeadants testified
they this in any case common carriers.
Thi. was a wager within the purvew OF the Gene. o.
Statute on subject, and the plaintiff only entitled
IA recover back the amount q money he wseeIed In
this case there Is nothing the foce Of the cards issued
by the defendants show that II any one OF the horses
were ,cShci did not run In that case the bets would
BE- decs ed on II people will gamble they ought TO be
honor bic among themselves ard tie DEFENDANTS In this
case should have paid the plaintiff Just what the wager
won There is reservation in the contract which the
defendants issued the plaintiff The defendants claim
that there u with reference to bets being declared
of when horses scratched but custom does not over
ride specific contracts Were this not wager, should
On the face OF the contract give Judgment to the pantn
for the full amount claimed but ss IL was gambling
contract plsntn is only entitled t. recover rs above
stated judgment for the plaintiff for S."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
PLACED HORSES AT SARATOGA.

The placed horses In the races Saratoga yesterday
follows:
First rsce-Six and one-half furIongs. Nick first,
Elk Knight second. Pat Maloy IT.. third. Time-l -
Second race-Seyen furongs. Saunterer Irst fenelon
second Ioudon th I'd Tine :27'.
Third rsee-Foster Memorial Handicap. One mile and
On eighth Lowandcr FIRST Charade second Badge third
Time-1 SO
Fourth rsce-One mile. Industry first. National sec
ond Adrlina third Timc-1 :i3s
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Steepcchase Stakes About
two miles and quarter. Saur Corey Ars Hercules
ond Tattler third. Tme-O :l0ls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
LAST WEEK OF THE GRAND CIRCUIT.
A SPLENDID CARD FOR THE CONCLUSION OF THE

OLD SERIES.
Hartford Aug 22.-This week the Grand Circuit
stables are at Charter Oak Park where the seventh anu
last meeting the season begins tomorrow" -'ues "o
Charter Oak Guaranteed Stake OF slOOOO fof ~ uocs
ON Wednesday there Hartford purse for ioIs oil
Asso worth the same amount The nominations for these
nromIse two gIcat contests and the totcrs eligible 10
compete In them are a. below
CHARTER OAK GUARANTEED $4,000 STAKE 20
TKOrrING CLASS.
tyKo br. m, 2l7; Henry {. Jcwett. Jewettyc, n. y
Constantine b. s., 2:l94 Allen Lowe, Boston.
Jesse Hanson, b. g., 2:l7; J. J. Bowen, Boston,
limos Egbert, b. g., 2:l0t; Chafies o. "reeh' Ne"
Hartford n. Y
Nellie McGregor ch M, ooh j. NJ. Forbes. Boston
krcmln b. s.. 2O.; William Russell Allen TITS
ncIa Mass.
Globe, b. g. 2:1e,.; c. J. Hsmlln Buffalo, ". Y
sadie NJ, b. H., 2l14; Jacob Livingstone, CARLISLE
Penn
MOgul b. g.. 2:24h; spcedwcll Farm, Penn p. o..
Penn.
Instant, b. NJ. 217ia William c. Trimble. Newbuie
ilpntnnQ b. M, 2:l7i4 Samuel Hodg-on, Meredith
iclle vara Dr. M. gas; s. a. Browne & Co., kalamo-
700, Mich.
virginia Evans cr. m. 2l64; Silver Mine Farm,
Copakc, n. V
Nightingale, DIX IN, 2I'4 Iogc"oou "'oVA rum"
Icrre Haute, Ind.
Nelly Mason, b. m, %; Dubois Bros, Denver. Col.
NE HARTFORD $4,000 PURSE FOR THKEE-YEAR-
OLDS.
rrcyilian b. c. Castleton Stock Farm, Lexington ky.
Tamerlane bl. c.; Lester Fish. Ira. VI
Curfew b. c.. Highland Park, Mace1on, y. Y
Vera b. T.. Leslie W. Russell, Canton " u
I1onarus oh. c.. {. H. Kerncr New-iork
Anna Mace, g. f. William II. Mccarthy, Lexington. Ky
Relic Flower Dr. T. Prospect Hill Stock Farm Frank
lin. i'enn.
Starlight Dr. T.; J. Malcolm Forbes Boston
Common bl. C.. W. A. Russell. DsnNne, Ky.
M,ceay hi. c. san Mateo Stock Farm San Matco Cal
Chimes Girl b. T.; Village Farm, Eat Aurora, y. Y
Lakewood. b. c. J. ID. wilIs. Brooklyn. y. y.
For the opening tomorrow the three events with chu"
o follows:
2I9 CLASS, TROTTING-PrEsE, 81 800
Bava b. m. william Russell Allen. Pttshed, Mass
Falcon IT,, b. a. Samuel Hodgson. Meredith n H.
Eta X, b. m. Samuel IIodSsOn. Me clih ~ H.
Nightingale, oh. M. G. J. Hamn, Buffalo
Adde L., b. IN; +. W. Aldrvh. Ftchburg, Macs
Tho Iayea bi. q Charles 5. Green, New-Iarioid
Ny.
Danhnc b. M: James Golden, Medford. Mass.
Zemba Dr. m. ; William T.. Weeks Parkvic. " Y
Bush. b. IL. ; sirvy-: Mine Farm. Copahc, y. Y.
FREEFOR-ALL PACERS-PuKSi., $3.50.
Budd Doble. b. g. Elm city Farm. Nea-liaven, Conn
Robert - b. G.. {. j. Hsmin, Buffalo. y. Y
Grants Ab1allah b. Bob Stewart. Kansas C'y, Mo
Dunco. IT,. b. g.. +. A Newell. Boston. Mos
Dallas ch. e.; NJ. Mccormick, Pittsbuig Penn.
215 CLASS, TROrT1NG-PCRSE $40
Darlington b. g.; Guy Miller. Chester. \. y.
CLAW Forest en- a.; G. H. Fletcher. Lexington, Mass
Lora j.. gr. m. Leslie w. Russell. Canton. y. Y
Jessie Sheridan, b. IN. Leslie W. Russell canton
y.
Shipman, b. a.; W. II. lockwood. Noiwak, Conn.
Roe Fikins. br. M; j. +. Turner Amber fc'h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
COUNTY DEMOCRATS At WORK.

The Executive Committee OF the County Democracy
County Committee met yesterday afternoon and made
meeting Of the County Committee In
the Cooper Union tonight. resolution prepared
for the sanction Of County Committee prov ding for
holding primaries by Assembly In place Of election districts
resolution indorsing the nomination OF Cleveland
drawn up and It also will be presented 70 the County
tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
THE GARD AT MONMOUTH.
INTERESTING CONTESTS PROMISED.
LAMPHGHTER IN THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP

LAMPIAGHrFR IN THE MONMOUTH HANDICAP
THE PRIVATE SWEEPSTAKES.
The card for to-day at Monmouth Park Is an eA-
celent one and promises sport Of superior merit as
number OF high-cass horses engaged The friVa'e
Sweepstakes should De interesting. as the colts ana
FLIES engaged Of moderate calibre, ana the race
Is likely TO be closely contested from start to hnlsh
The Monmouth Handicap is likely TO test the quality
OF IampIghter TO the last he is giving weight
10 every horse in the Banquet with ia POUNDS
ON his back Is likely 10 be heavily backed whlie
Reckon with 100 pounds, Is TO have supporters
on account Of her form saturday when she dsicatea
Scipner.
The fields for the other races are GOOD Ones ana
lively betting on the results Is expected.
The entries are follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

Tribune once Aug 49, I a. m.-Clear weather pre-
vailed yesterday with light northwcstery winds becom-
Ing variable The air unusually dry. humidity
registering only 80 In the morning and 90 at evening
Early In the afternoon 10 a low A. The temper
allure ranged bewccn o. aud 81 degrees Pcry's Chc
Weather Bureau had a maximum Of 49,; the average
74s degrees lower than on the corresponding day
last year and 90 lower than on Sunday.
In and near this city to-day will probably be- gen
orally fair; slight thermal changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
CAR CONDUCTOR ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.

Henry W. Laurence. a conductor an the b0"hN'
CIV Earoad WAS arlalgnci In the Lee Ncane
Polio Court yesterday Oh charr' Of robbery On
sunday NIGHT while Laurence was In charge "f MS
car which ran to the Calvary Cemetery, man hnrl
william Doran among the PsirnS'r'. l@ior'
reaching the stables DOran fell asleep II" WIS
awakened by Laurence at the end OF the me- ana
assisted Ia The street. lie then dc'l'r"' u'U Wv
had hc.n robbed II so. Policeman Bgeow arrested
,b r. n,uctor but when the ca ~ wa- called In Court
BOA, fIlei Ia appear and Laurence WA, dl-charT'i
Laurence has aNars born" an eNc"iich' rrp"W'''i j.
and the officials 81 the railroad company "''o III
cOurt Ia aid him II necessary,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
WINNERS AT BRIGHTON BEACH,

The winners In the at Brighton Beach yesterday
were US follows:
First tace-Sx and oDehalf fullongs Iioga first, Jay
Gu IN second, Nuban third Tinc-l "a
Second ,a1e-Nye furlongs. Sclb light hr.t. Saadin
second Tourmane colt third. Tme-1 :0i'4.
Third race-Fks furiorgs. Crotchet nrst, Macintosh
second Sono.a third. Time-l 022
Fourth race-Seven furOngs Key West fist. jack Rose
second Mary Stone third. Time %
Fifth raee-One mile Mt Young INST. Cynosufe Sec
ond King Grab third. Timo-l :432.
sixth tsce-Scyen furongs. English Lady INST.
Rocquefort .cond, Experience third 1ime-l ;23+.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
JUSTICE GoErrING SCORES A LAWYER.


Thomas Maguire. the lawyer who was accused BY
Conrad STEIN p,ddlcr living at No. 1863 Norfolkst,
New York. OF defaudng him out of fifty cents by II
bocus warrant was Yesterday debarTcd from prose
,,t,nc case, in the Lee Avenue Police Court by Ju,
cs Gociting. This means that In the future tlc
LAWYER will have to confne himself to defending
pr soners. stein had gone 10 the Lee Avenue Ponce
Court for the purpose OF securing warrant for the
arrest Of Moore-st. man who he claimed had as
,aultcd him. In the corridor Of tho court Stein met
Henry Danzinger OF No. GA FuSlingave. Dan
finger + said to be lawyer and stein colhdeh MS
crrand TO him. DanZingcr then Introduced Stem 10
Mcguire. who promised him warrant Oh Tile pay
mcnt Of fifty cents stein paid the money. and hear
inc the next day that the paper given him was Of
no value. Informed the magistrate The description
Given OF the swindler corresponded with Mcguire, ana
when he appeared I'm court saturday he was
identified by stein as the man who hal accepted DIS
money. When Mcguire was arrlgncd Dclorc U"'
lar he denied the charge, and declared U'' D''
Finger had taken the money. on his aihdaVn u'''
he hal seen Danzngor take the money, warrant WAS
issued for Danzngcrs arrest. The latter was ar
r-,icncd before Justice Goeng, who, after nearing
fin, evidence discharged him. Turning To Magulr''
Justice GOctng said 81 have word To say 10 N"i'
and that is that long a. It In TINS pace Will
,ibmlt ,o no such practice In this court over when
preside You. sir, have diSgracrd The pr'ioS"on !"
witch you belong | think 1t will be enough punish
mont +, you that YOU BE- debarrcd from prosecuting
cases In this court. without mahng complaint
against Won and eau ling your arrest. Ihe decision
have givrn.- said the magistrate, has been ON th'
advice Of the District Attorney, VINO d'fiaI'H .,,
no lawyer who Ia, done You nave upi', shhli
represent him for the people IN the pro'c'u''o" Vi
any ca''.' III, a., e,,,. .or+s 70 St.Jn
lofi ,hn cour;ro,uI. Mcguire l. SOung lawyer, ana
has heretofore been highly respected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-Two young men, Everett Wobey and
Eust,s Schupner while fishing I'm the Hudson early
Yesterday morning found the body OF John Glllon
who was drowned last Friday.
John Lampkc. who says his home is al No. Al
IIlcksSt. Brooklyn. arrested here sunday night
charged with chasing and hugging young girls ana
women. lie was held for examination by Justice
MatthewsOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
HOME NEWS.
,un,uNEvr ARRIV\l,S AT TIE HOTELS.

,IEIM ARIE-Allcn Marvel. President Of The Athl''h'
.oLa and santa Pc I,allto1d Company. and Samuel T.
coi, - Rhode Island NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Lewis D. ounckcl Of Ohio. tlflh Az ~ - ~
v,.od President Of the Philadelphia and Reading lill-
-, Couuany: Judge Samuel Shcllalarger, ~ ono anu
CONGRESSMAN william whiting. Of Massachusetts, "'''
sry r,l.t klliournc. Of Washington, d. {. iAIsh
AVFNUE-A. u. Hepburn Comforter Oh III ,"'''"'S
crIpTEVANT- Ex-Governor benjamin T. Blfs'' OF
Delaware. "i"p'D'' - 80
~. Snnihrrn PacInc I,aLlr0ad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
IIOEOKEN-

Annie Griffith fifteen years old, servant a
80. Dos Jcnrr,on-st. found last saturday TO b
sick with malignant form Of small pox. She wa
sent to the PcSthousc nj Snake Hill on saturday ngh
and the Oard ~ Health have vaccnatei people in tn
ncglborlood and taken other precautionary measures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
MONMOUTH PARK RACE TRAINS, VIA PENN

Leave DcsbrOsses-st. and Coriandtst. ferries New
York at II 40 A. m ~ noon. and IL 40 D. every
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday during the racnS
season. Regular trains leaving New York 30
and 10 a. m, will stop at Monmouth Park Junction
days. Also the half holiday special will leave
New-York on Saturday for Monmouth Park at 20
p. m. All special trains are equipped With Pullman
parlor cars 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSE Y.
NEWARK,
PANIC on A STEAMBOAT.

About 300 passengers who started on the steamer
Magenta last sunday night TO sail from Ne"arh u
Bay Ridge had an exciting time. More than nan ,e
pas sengers we're women and children. liaif hiio
south Of the lighthouse in Newark Bay dense ciouu
~ smoke blow over the steamer. one man shouted
&" Fire ~ and threw the crowd into panic, lor IL
was 80 O'Clock and too dark TO see where the smoke
came from Women seized their children and ran 10
the sides Of the boat, II to leap into the water
Men fought with each other for the life preSerVers.
Captain Baker finally from the pilothouse 70 the
uppsr deck and shouted that there no fire on the
boat. and that the smoke came from the swamp
meadows between Newark and Elizabeth. This quieiei
the people, The cloud OF smoke was so dense that
Captain Baker fearing collision, had blown the fos
alarm on the steam whistle. and this had added to the
fright Of the passengers, for they supposed lie was
signalling for assistance The Magenta returned TO
Newark at midnight with her passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Trbune's self.
recording barometer The broken line represents tho
pcrature a. observed ~ Pefry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
NEW.BRUNSWICK.

TIE 5000 bail required for tie release from Jail
Of Harry Schlpf CHARGED with the murder Of Mary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

Anderson at Perth Amboy June 3 was presented on
saturday by Schlp's counsel to Prosecutor Adrnin
The prosecutor, However, declined to take the re-
sponsibty of ordering the release Of the prisoner
hont an order from Chief Justice Beasloy. The
rrisoners counsel are now making arrange nents to
PROCURE the order OF the Chief Justice The bondsmen
or, principally men Interested In the Leligh Valley
JniIrDad ON which road Schlpf employed q
sWiichman. IhCr names are Carrot BroIdlead, Ira
n Tice George W. COts. David OXeLford, Hugh
sharrcn and ID cJto Il0lander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

The quiet little villas" Of Irylngton was in an up
roar sunday. II Is a favoi1e place for tls owhoio
and drivers Of Newarss fast horses, but on sunday
the officers OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty t. Animals were on the warPath' and chased
down and arrested VI. Dawson, OF NO. .toi Splng-
ncd-ave. VI. II. johnson, Of No. 362 Spfngheldavc,
and Jacob WOocy OF lrvlngtOl. Inc men WIZ
arrested for racing in front OF an electric car Agent
j. b. Casey. Of the society olagd mem MIN t,, u,S
in their and pricking them with KNIVES lheS
We y each fined f3O and costs.
Albert w. Bailey president OF the Real Estate and
Purchasing Company committed to Jail yester-
day IN default Of 500 bail by Judge Hayes, on com
palnt that he had obtained money under false pre-
iencrs IL is alleged that Bailey represented 10 IN
vcStOrS in his company that securities 70 guarantee
stockholders against loss had been deposited with the
Fidelity Title and Trust Company, which was false
william Robinson, who stabbed Richard Van PeIt,
cOlOred I'm n rIm-shOp at No. 81 Springfield ave: on
sunday, committed to Jail YESTERDAY without paul
Robinson he acted in selfhcfcnce. He is hos,er
at the Monmouth track and the stabbng occurred
in a uuorre over Van Pelt's wife. TO whom Robinson
has been paying attentions.
The Office Of the Empen Cycling Company, at No:
~ Lawrcnce-st, Is closed and Richard Fryer one OF
a clattel mortgage for $3.50. The other partner Is
George der B0gert Of Hudson. y. " VINO was
overcome when he learned Of Flyers departure.
The office OF the Empire Cycling Company, at No:
40 lAwrehcest Is closed. and Richard Fryer, one OF
the partners, j. reported missing Nothing Is lett but
chattcl mortgage for $50. The other partner j.
George der oger Of Hudson. n. Y. who was
overcome when he learned OF Frycrs departure. Won
der Bogrrt cnimcd yesterday that he had lost 100
10y the ASCENDING OF his partner rs he had furnished
that much capital the business. Egbert lllsdorf,
dealer in bicycle supplies, says the company owes
him 500. Fryer is about fory-hve years old, and
is an Enclshman
Detective Virgins has arrested samuel Wushars,
the Pennsylvania Railroad freight robbers. lie
Is held for the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
ELIZABETH.
t-t-Dt-u - ITNnI.D aDDI =

4 writ Of attachment issued yesterday by the
District Court for the body Of David McAdams a
well Known turman Of this city, and son Of the owner
~ the old First Ward Hotel. Young McAdamS Is
wanted for contempt OF court in refusing 10 recognize
a writ Of replevem served on him by Constable Lamb
last Wednesday, SIC Adams levied on the trOttcr and
two carriages belonging to Frank Bauch, restau
rant keeper az Eizabethport for arrears In rent
Rauich stabbed his hDr-e and carriages with McAiam>
and the later claims he owes HIN 80. Bautch en-
ltrJ CIV Attorney Connolly recover his pr pcrty
and he got ont the writ Of replcyin. McAdanI> not
ony r. fused Ia acknowledge IL and swore ut the Judge
bat drove the constable from his premises ana ncary
knocked down Eauich. who accompanied the onlcer.
With Il blow In the neck. Bautch had the turima
arrested for assault and battery. and Justice Neill
mas sent the papers in the case To the Grand Jury.
Then the attachment sworn on against McAfamS.
vino win have II show cause Friday next why he
Should not be- made T. pay heavy fine or 20 10
PRISON for Insulting the dignity OF the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23

Joseph II. Farrand. of the most prominent
ma,ons In Ncw-JcrScy. and Past Commander OF ST.
Johns Commandcry Knights Tempar, has been
stricken with rheumatism OF the heart. and lies dan
.croisly III ut his home. No. 49, Morris ave.
con ltation OF ply clans held yesterday decided that
here WINS hardly any hope OF his recovery. Mr..
larrand i vel known il New York City, where he has
been engaged for many years III the drygoois bus[
uc,s.
The sualians OF Elizabeth held their annual Volks.
fcsc ana parade yrs.ertay. The parade consisted u
hyc divisions, headed By the Fest hnrshl' Marun
Iossr,r and aids and the Veteran Zolave Band
There floats representing the discovery VI amsrt
and Columbia ami II historic picture df the attAeA q
Wbad The fourth division cohslstfd OF boys g.! afd
girls IN National costume. men ana women n eosuns
Amen In pccorCar. Scrniath and SchW6f3Whlq>
snn'a. NC .asi delson rlhsstcl % the HlaabfM
snabaA vcvIh carrying IL" snahlsn banpef. ara ~
.,poa sun.naf.leM festival In Eilers Gruye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
Announcements.

HENRY 4: DANIELS, NJ D..
20 WEST S9TH-ST
Dsa.es OF the Nervous system iento Urinary 0rganA
ImDotency aSd Sterity. Hours. to J. ~ J.
Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifrice
. the hest tooth DO WIDER the world for preserving Tie
teeth "Refreshing and delicious" Is cents bottle.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-10-15
Its Prompt

In its action. being very penetrate e,
goes right TO the ses.. Of The disease The
skin is an absorbent. and takes up this
OH as the sun does water, parties who
have used it stating that when briskiy
rubbed on the face for neuralgia they
could taste it. II IS intended only IS al
external application, and ye. 1t is harm-
less.
This wonderful remedy is known a.
Krause's German Oil. the poor mans
friend. Only 25c u bottle.
Cubeb Co1eh Cnre-One Minute