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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29
Montpelier and Wells River Railroad.

Leave Montpelier $40, 1910 a. m. no, 4ao p. m.
Leave Wells River, 40, 10 80 m. 2.35, 655 p. m
w. A. STowELL, Supt F. W. MORSE, G. P. A.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29

DANA'S SARSAPARILLA has
no cOmpetitOrs-wherever known
1t at once drives out all others. Re-
member it is Guaranteed"
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29

At the annual meeting of the stock
holders of Hotel Low, Monday even
ing, E. B. Mann, j. A. Davis, o. d.
Johnson, NJ. G.. Flanders and H. A .
Winship were elected directors for the
ensuing year.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29

Strayed into my enclosure July 8th,
one red and white yearling Jersey
heifer and one black and one black and
white yearling Jersey bull. The own
er is requested to prove property and
pay charges.
ALBERT G. FULLER.
Fairlee, July 20, 1892.
LOST between Bradford village and
Oxford, via Piermont, Saturday, July
%, a gold watch and chain. The find
er will be suitably rewarded by leav-
ing the same at this office.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-07-29
ARE
YOU
AWARE: :?

That most everything
the human family re-
quires could be found
at James B. Hale's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

lecture on Our Race Its Origin and Its Destiny"
will BE- given on Tuesday evening by Lieutenant {. A.
L. Tottcn at the Pilgrim Church. At the close Of
the lecture the speaker will be glad 10 answer all
questions relative the subject of the evening. or his
work and teaching during the last three years
Absolute divorce was granted In the City Court
yesterday TO Herbert ForbcE from Mrs. Jennie F0rbe
whom be married in 1851. They have three children.
Mrs Elizabeth VI. Muller Of No. Is5 Bedorlave.
has secured absolute divorce from Philip Muller.
Charles Mclaughlin, sixty years old. who is par
TALLY paayzed WAS struck by Il trolley car In Fulton
st. near Clinton, Yesterday aft 'rnoon. and was badly
cut about the head. lie was taken TO his home. No
140 Yorll-st.
John Klein. a marble dealer at No. 4s3 Twentieth
st. has advertised 10 sell al auction tombstone which
he has removed from the grave of Mrs. William H.
Barker In Greenwood, because it not paid fOr
The stone was erected abou, three years ago, MS
Barker having died on OctOlcr %. 1859. Mr.. Klein
says he has tried in payment from Mr..
Barker for the stone which cost about 49,, and he
removed 1t from the grave few days ago.
Three new cases of smallpox were reported yestcr-
DAY.
Park Commissioner Brewer has stopped tho putting
up OF poles trolley wires aong the line OF Flat
bushavc across the plaza Of Prospect Park. lie has
engineers at work upon u plan for placing the trolley
wires underground at that point The railroad
piny has permission from the Loaid of Aldermen TO
pr, the wires there.
Wiley G. Ovegton, the first colorcd policeman ap.
pointed In the city. who has served nearly two years,
las decided TO- resign and If he fails 10 get Govern
ment clcr:sip in Washington he will resume his former
occupation an undertaken. lie says he IS tired OF
being policeman.
\ number Of applications have been made 10 the
Bcard If Assessors 10 reduce the assessed value, OF
pastoral residences by $1,000 under The law passed
last winter allowing the exemption Of this amount.
President Wilson saws this will make reduction Of
alb Ut 100000 in the assessment rolls Two appiicn-
tons were granted Yesterday.
The colord singers from TIE NewOrl, ans l'nvcr i'y
will sing this evening al O'Clock. and sunday after
noon At 30 O'Clock. AT the young mems mccting, at
the Bedford branch D; the Young Mems Christ aa As
ISOLATION, No go Gates Sec These meetings the
hast Of the special series conducted fr the last week
~ the Rev. !. f. Carson.
stephen II. ucrrlman died Yesterday at No. i43
Joralemor-st He was wholesale grocer for many
years ard connected with number Of financial In.
,ututons. lie left three children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
THE sroE WAS NOT A SAFE BANK.

Joseph ScardinO an Italian shoemaker oil haVc
meycr-st and Broadway was arrested yesterday an"
sr-aigncd before Justice Goettng in the Lee Avenue
Police Court charge OF robbery. ms co'"-
planant Mrs. Eleanor Leach an eidcrS "on""'
who lives at No. 212 South Nnth-st MIS-
zach does not believe In the stability OF savings
hanks or IRE safety OF pocket books Nha' niue
savings she had she deposited in the toe OF an Ola
shoe, which she put In a bag and hung up i'll 'nc
closet. On Thursday Mrs. Lrach called her eieVeh-
year-oh grandson and told him to take pair OF
shoes to the cobbler's for her. The boy went TO
the closet for the Shoes and, instead oil "hns 'he
pair he told 10 take. took the bag down ana ran
of to 6cardino's shop IT was some time before Mrs
Ieach discovered that the shoes containing her saw
ings, amounting to so, were missing she hnr1ei
away to scardno's shop, but could Ind no trace OF
her money. The Italian pleaded ignorance OF having
seen it. and Mrs. Leach then went TO Jus'ice Uoei-
tlng's Court and secured warrant for MS arrest.
The magistrate adjourned thf e3amhanoh uhul 10
foV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
BROUG BACK FROM TEXAS.
SEwYoRK sWINDLEI AEGCSTED AT SAN
ANTONIO by A CENTRAL OFFICE
DETECTIVE,

Detective Holland, Of the Central once, was sent
to san Antonio Texas. IL week ago TO get a swnal"r
who had been arrested there 10y request OF inspector
Mclaughlin. The officer returned with Ia" prisoner
Yesterday. The swindcr is Arthur TettcnborIi aias
Robert, alias Won Buren, alias Scidcl. Inspector
Mclaughlin says the is 'h!rtytvo years old and
On accomplished rogue. Formerly Te'tenborn WIS IA
singer, and employed at different times by the
"Aiiss Hclye;t7 Company, the London Gaycty Com
pany and the MeStayer Company. He also was II
reporter for "rhc Baltimore sum- The ~. Louis
Dispatch" and "Thc Washington POST When In
Washington he was arrested for swinilmg publisher.
and he was sent TO prison ior year. After be was
DISCHARGED from prison he swndlcd several persons
in this city. IN rooyn and IN Jersey Cv by pa sing
bogus checks for small Ills mother ln-law
Mrs. Frcdcricka Hcrt7, OF No. 41G Wythcavr., Brook
Ign. spent good deal OF money 10 settle claims
against him. and kept him ont Of prison. ard. the
Police say, he also swindled her II is >ni1 that his
swindlic operations cOsi her about $4,000. Ill told
Ills arrest a week ago caused by J. NJ Rogers
manager Of the NewYork Office OF the Encyclopedias
HIitannlca. at No. 30 University Place 1sittrborn
employed In the ONCE three months before he
fled 10 Texas and he stoc nbOnt 81 OO0 by means Of
forged orders. In san Antonio he the agent
Of the Washln gtOn Life Insurance Company. lie
held IN 5000 IN General Sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEl.
JERSEY CITY.


Tic Democrats OF Jersey City were so much a'T''
OF Mayor Wan>cr's inference I'm TIE recent campaign
that they published a canar charging DR. sh'ln' VII
was appointed a school director by Mayor "nhSi'
with stealing stove from the High school fhihl
f. Marcn, Democratic contractor, yesterday pub
li,hcd a statement acknowledging that III" stove be-
lonecd (, him, not - the city and w's WorthI.N'
even rs Junk. Dr. Shaln. who Rad Offered III, rSls
nation rather ihan hamper Mayor Wan-"r In IN
matter will now remain Il member OF the E'afd 81
Education.
Charles Tarcart. thirteen wears old aud Cornelius
Euris fourteen years, will De arTTicn"d before J>
tlcc O'DOnnol this morning a chdrg" Of bIcAl a
into Carl Ciulbcr-'- jcwclry store, in Exchange Plar
and stealing ihrc" gnll watches and n quantity 81
jewclry. James BurS". tirccp ycl old and j sep
scott fourteen years, already I'm !a for l" Sin'
offence. These four bows constituted regularly or
eankcd band II thieves. and for month"; havr gNrn
,torckccpcra much annoyanc" by series ~ petty
thefis.
Louis Fabcr. grlndson u Police Cnp'aln Mos,
Newton. and Killed Yesterday bN 4
heavily loaded fIr1Iitur" from Patci on. on y
way 10 New York The accident happened on me
drcllvty II the Paterson plank ruad and the driver
Abram Tcrhunc. SAYS The boy ran directly Ia front
If the horses. He could not stop them. IIc was
held on n charge Of granddaughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
c.rgrDRaL PLANS DISPUTE SETTLED.

The dispute between Mr.. Kent, the archite't. anu
elns & La FARCE the successful competitors ior the
new Protestant Cathedral work. as to who were 'he
authors OF the designs. IS settled. Helms IL La faree
cave ont the following for publication yesterday ifo
connection between the undersigned and Mr.. william
Winthrop Kent relating to the Cntheorai OF 81 JOHN
the Divine has been dissolved by mutual consent
We have purchased his interest therein ana all
accounts and other matters relating thereto have been
adjusted to our mutual satisfaction
"In terminating our business relations with MI
Kent desire state that he was Jointly associated
with us In producing the plans Of the proposed
cathedral which were submitted to the trustees In
omen competition and procured the invitation FOR further
elaboration thereof. Helms 81 La tAEGE
New York. oct. a. 1892"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
pOyAy. RAKING POWDER NEVER FAILS.

.,rc,t state Of excitement. They said flat a strange
man had been proving around the house. MIS-
V1tenllham went into the sitting room IN III"
ground floor and sat down in a chair. NJ 'ha' III
slant came a crash and she was strucN IN b'' I"''
BIZ small piece, Of glass. She at once sent one VI
,,. servant, for the West Orange police. ana captain
namfori came 70 the house. Examination SHOVE" Z"
mali round hole I'm the window, n though hliu' ~
4 pistol bullet. on the floor, under enc o' '''
- foond a small stone which might have car''' 'i'
"a Nre Wlrtiuch.m (, confident that there was
l.tol Giy.d and tlai the bullet VIII be- louu III wv
rom Cnpirin Bamiord says That the m'ch"I WIS
ION, bv - hos wiki siIug> Il.
or,s tunthcr a resident Of West Orange, was
on-.oil.ly shot ln tnc hand and flcc ySrrdAV Vh
ing while ont bunting In tn" woods ~ Shoi ~ hn
ill., rl,c,.I hl. gun on She ground for a moment "'!,n
be- accidentally hit The hammcr ana dIscharS'u 'n'
niece. lis injuries are serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
4 THANKSGTVTTf APPEAL.

The New York Assertion for Improving 'i' con
di,n Of the Poor IS sending ont It's annual ThanFs
giving appeal 10 the public for Thanksgiving oi'rinS'
The report Of This charity shows that II has been
doing good wor! during the last year Durln; inc
year ending september 30 3S,227 persons w"r" ao"i
o. OBJ visits made to and On behalf Of the poor
2Ol4 scwing orders given 70 women 973
wood ward tickets were oven out 40l pairs Of shoes
were distributed 444 half tOn@ OF coal were dStrb-
u,eA: Ices garments were given 70 the poor; 30
persons were placed In hospitals or institutions. ana
3 In pcrmaupnt homes; l7o con1Imptvc patients werc
treaed and SIS frlcndcTs applicants rel"T"d ten
porary -mploymen; for 1,OOG, and permanent ON
poyment for 1A0 was obtained; Go,39i baths were
furnished and q 446 persons aided NJ tho srasd"
Home. Contributions will be gratefully received by
the rcaslirer, Warner Van NOIyicn, No. % NnSsiu
st. or the general agent, +. :. LDngworih. No 20
Fourt-ave. The president Is John Patton; Vice rcsi-
dents the Rev. Dr. W. II. Huntington, r. Fulton
Cutting Dr. Henry r. Champion, james ~ Scryrscr
and W. G.. Hamilton trca7Ircr, Warner Van NOri,n
recording secretary, George Calder; superintendent VI
relief Mrs. VI. Fullerton chairman Of auditing com
ultcc William jones' The board Of managers l.
composed OF prominent Ncw-iOrk men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
vHE ATLANTIC AVENUE ROAD DEAL.

WILLIAM RICHARDSON. THE PRESIDENT. MAKES
A STATEMENT
William Richardson president Of the Atlantic
Avonua Railroad Company made public yesterday this
statement in regard to the sale Of the cohtrolnne
Interest Of stock OF the company 10 T.. W. Clark d
Co.. of Philadelphia:
"The directors Of this company have agreed WIFI
Mr. W. A. Read. acting for Messrs F.. ". clark
a. o., OF Philadelphia. and Mcssrs. J. and W. schgm"n
A. o. OF NewYor CITY, and their associates 10 sen
tho stock owned by each Of them respectively al the
rate and price Of 2J0 per cent Of the par vaiue
thereof: bcin 1928 for each share OF $50 OF the
stock of the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company pay
able One-half on December 1G. prOx., ana ue IT.
maindcr on January lG. 1893; and have secured ue
same privilege for every stoc}holdcr of the company
who shall OF or before the 10Th day OF Deceho'''
1892. signify in writing and by filing the sa"ie III
Office OF the Atlantic Avenue RAILROAD company HIS
acceptance Of said price and terms of payment ior 'e
stock owned b. HIM"
Clark d Co. are interested In the Bufa.o CITY N"'i-
way, the Philadelphia Electric Company ana street
railways In Rochester Lynn, Mass, ana BoN'"h' UT
Richardson has been president Of the company i'r
twenty-five years. Tie price paid by the sEi'oc"'e
Is a largo one as the stockholders get 2oo Oh Il
Oar value of 100, and the stock WAS 0hereu 19, You
Tor 800 Ii Is believed that all VI the s'VA.o"Vr
will sell out at the advanced hgur'A anu hyI'' W
ihe sale was sent to them Yesterday. An lhnWau0h
was given Yesterday that the purchase wiz Hl''ur ~
the Interest of the Long Island kaHoau S"I.Pnntt
Which leases its rights to AtlaDic-ave lrJh
ave-, Brodklyn, to Jamaica from me Alltluc w e.
nue. Company, and would have a eica'cr interest," VI
securing the night and ute 70 tne Soir.t ,i's a
franchise for Douglass ST. East NcT1IOrhave ana
Liberty ave. 10 the Queens county Hhe, ana iol sd
iGgton.ave TO Flabush. which has not been u'ihEeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
III L l\EN

EulnL T. King milk dealer lcH his home nj NO
80 summit ave. jersey CITY Heights. Oh a O"N'''S
errand on Thur.day The Invitations have bc'h S'''
for the marrlagr Of his daughter next Wednesday, ''''
King had appeared detected over III" coming o'l'
{ IF, daughter. He DID not return and IN" ih'lF
watched All night In vain ,or his coming. At IL 80
, m Yesterday officer weeks Of III" li"holcn Police
i1Ird Mr. King unconscious On Adams ST. between
=, vnrk ard FIR SIS. lie called ambulance "hl'h
took King 70 Police headquarters. lie appeared 10
b, dunk hmt CITY PLY ,cInu simon found h"ll
.np,ioi lottle ~ laudannm In his pocket An'id"t"'
,,ri,. odn,u..frr,d ana King recovered sufficiently Z"
,,u who H.. wne. Toward morning b" appeared - 10"
nut nf dnnxcr. and az O. O'Clock Recorder MrD"h "-h
-.nt lin io jail FOR thirty Gay rs ~, rd'fN per '
l Las been addicted o~cn.irnl spree. ono OF hl7
laurntc-, IS a teacher In IA" lga!lc schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
row PONCEMly COLEMAN DIED.

Coroner shea and jury held IN inquest yesterday In
the case Of Policeman Israel De Witt Coleman OF the
Telrdcrlon Precinct, who was found with bullet
Lole in his head, seventh ave, between Thirty
eighth and Thirtynlnth sts the morning of NovcnI-
Der s. II WAS supposed, at the tinc that Coleman
had committed suicide rs he had frequently threatened
to 10 81. His widow however. secuted the idea. and
said her husband had been foully dealt with. Her
spiclOns found crcdcncc with "A number Of friends
AT = O'Clock the jury retired. ard after twenty
minutes delibcrauon returned verdict that Coleman
came IN his death by penetrating shot wound In the
head inflicted In n manner unnnOvn TO them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
Royal Never Fails.

ROYAL BAKING POWDER is always perfect;
no experimenting is necessary with 1t; tne ho'Se-
keeper never has cause to return 1t 10 INC eloO0i
and Beg for the return Of her money. rol oVci d
quarter of a century its great and 1nValldOie
Qualities have been familiar to American mousse
wives, who have found its use guarantee u
light, sweet, pure and wholesome food
Some baking powders are so lmperleC'ly l1duo
from cheap and inferior materials that ,helr
manufacturers are compelled to take them back
in large quantities. During the last year thou
sands of cases of one brand sold or commissioned
upon guarantee have been returned caAed'
spoiled and useless. -.
Do not take chances with baking powder with
which there is a possibility of failure
ROyAI, BAKING POWDER NEVER FAILS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
NEWARK

CONVENTION OF P'ELIC SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The public school t,achcrs Of Essex Comfy held
their annual convention at the Pddc Memorial 'hun %
in Newark yesterday. Nearly 1000 teachers N'r'
prcseni state Supr,in'cdcu' Addl on T.. Poland
dvct briefly on the pr, ~" New Jersey schools womb
take In the Chicago Fair. D'or-r e.. Evan. di'
superintendent ~ TIE New rnsvlch schools. mud" an
address on Who-c fult is It '~ lie bed. J. v"ut
work agreeable 20 Won. are voir scholars attentive.
ana f. Your work conErnia'" and again. AZ" your
salnr.s large enough II not. who" ftnn IS n
Georg" T.. Handy. 81 Ncw lorh iplh Pr h.s i'p'.
Literature for Children" Amo0r Other thing, h'
said: An the world is school. and ~ tlr men
and women merely scholar 1l, O. not v''lont
pcrvcrslon OF -lalc,p,aic's lines Man education
ends only al the grave. in -rc. Therefore. N"
onlN cdaclid man J, III" dead men i.r =, ,uu,''i""
alone &, iini he'd. The idea Cardinal Newman h1'
mfmul1tcl To remove The original dnn',s ~ ihD
minds cyc. should never p" iorr"iieu.
reader. which are given to the Younger pupil -
ls'-;. aud -ad: ~NonhcI' nlrc. 'an in lh',.c ov,r
reader, hrs thc av'rag' l"o"maL'r 'mph' ,/'d DID,
j.. e. Grr,ory. suicryll,r principal %, ric Trenton
school, talk about th" dnd'rrr'cn.
After Icing liberated on ban for stirling Pct't
GaNnc upon the head with hammer Joseph Corp"',o
was rcarit yesterday f,r attempting 10 shoot Mr..
Tamiauo. who f. the rcpuid owner ~ 70 r'tmshDp ~
40 Is Railroad Ilnc". Tie voinaus sc'oaTs brought
Office 10 the place. and their PROMPT pou.c prob
ably provcnici nc Infatuated ltalau from committing
a murder. Coipcllo Is employed ~ larfcnd hy hr
DauIanO. After -trvs.' o." OH "i1 rG'cr'd"e 100
alarming ne Italian. Nj, blmlno sid that Cop
pello intoxicated and began lrcalIns CLASSES. when
she ordered him {" c"a-r. " II" hnd another H'h
added M. Dlmi'no. throw ~" upon ne noor hiH
kicked me. screamed. and man up-'nlr- came
down and then C"ppclo thr'1t"n'd :" ih'ot hrth 81
us. u" VIII surely commit murder Juds" llay''
committed him TO jail without bll
The street ana Water Hparl hn, Instructed H. On
snc,r prepare plans for ~" now fornc" rs"r' Il
ia ~, nj South Orla. and 20 engage assistant. 20 MD
him In hi work. tn" property WIS recently lnr
chased Nv the city FOR $500 Tor thHi purr0'" IN"
reservoir will have q storHec capacity Of lijo0oW@
.allols, and VIII cost aiOut s'Oon"o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
A GANG OF BAD BOYS CAPTURED.

Frank Boce and Edward Ilenrchs, the reputcd
leaders OF a gang of bad boys who have t"rror1zed
the people living in the neighborhood of North Second
and Havemeyer SIS. were arragned before justice
Goettins yesterday charge OF malicious mischief
The gang numbers about twenty boys. each provided
with a bean shooter and shot. Everybody who passed
within fifty feet OF them made target AID
ever surface car had windows shattered.
Several small children have been painfully hurt b.
the small stone, thrown by the bean-shOoters. The
police have received many complaints bt il was not
any on The nong BOce was remanded FOR trial,
while Heinrichs was discharged after severe -epri-
nland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

while come hesitation is seen about entering into new
encacemcnte the general tone Of businss ana lhuUS
tries IS remarkably healthy In speculative oI'''''
however some apprehension Of monetary p'~eu''
at no distant day appears, and some fear .li' NV
Washburn AntOpuOn bin may be passed az inc oi'''
ing OF the session in December Is felt III opi"'o"'
ON Boards Of Trade. In spite Of this the trndihS III
60 h. hooo much tho largest ever known I'm any
week but In other products and stocks dcailn.s =
been but moderate The belief Is held by lhe
session Of Conrress by LEGISLATION OF esPc0i"
importance at the short session this wlhtei.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING or TODAY.

morse Show. Madison square Garden
rcn,,1lco, General Committee subcommittee Brook
lyn p. N. .-. tai,
Manhattan Athletic Club boxing entertainment club
house. evening. ,-
Manhattan Clubs dinner to Grover ,'cNo'',
oad roc,mcnf Athletic Club games, AImory, Brooklyn
p. IN. w.. O , ~
Professor r. T. Spices lecture, Cooper Union p NJ
Co,cct, in aid Of the Italian 81. HaphaeFs Home
Icnox Lycoum, p. m =. 90
y n r Ceotcl Turn vcrein Opera House, evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
10 cELERRIrE EvACUATION DAY.

The 1O9h anniversary Of the evacuation OF the CITY
OF New York will be appropriately celebrated on FIJI
day. November %, at Dcmonico's BY the society Of
the Sons OF the Revolution In Newfork. dinner
will be given in the large dining room at O'Clock
Two hundred and fifty ont Of the 105G enrolled mem
beers Of the society will attend and delegates from the
state societies I'm Pennsylvania, Massachusetts,. New
Jersey Georgia. Maryland and the District Of Columbia
will hc present. There will he formal toaSts. but
addresses will be made By Colonel Floyd GARRISON,
General Daniel Buftor1ed. Charles W. Daring, Of
rtlca James T. Van Rensselaer, Willard {. Fisk and
John Austin stevens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19

=, re,t,on of nv being duty was Ignored SO tha'
h deparment was thereby led to prepare this spec
Gration against me I'm ignorance $4,000, .,
Lieutenant o! Marines Paul 81; T. urpS, az IN,
nrosec,ition in thorough aud unprecedented manner
y, Tho p ose n. which The accused man retirned 70
a. esecI and the room was cleared Of all but mem
hers Of the court, who debcrated and agreed upon
their findings. 1t reported that some OF tc me,
horr ~ the court strongly dissented from the views
Of Others and that reports will be sent 70 secre
tarv Tracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
STATEN ISLAND

STApLETON.-YouIg Conrad krhH WHO WIS h''i'
dcnfalN shot hy hi, compNni0n. Louis ll'f"'''' u
s'np.fon while hunting I'm the w".dS NJ -Four orhc"'
staten leland on Thursday. died M the smith In
nru,ry Yesterday morning from lis injuries.
Ilnrtung who * well known and respected r'NH'nt
u -nrl'fon has been held una. f-.'" paw. "mnL,
. mo result ~ the CONFER. Inquest krodc made
an amt, morcn stnicucn, t0 the Coroner "X'n";-l''
ing IIar'unc from al hnr" SAVING tlai the Sh"l WI
wa. entirely accidental
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
ORiNGE.

There Is great excitement IN Wet OTarc, oyer
the ALLEGED attempt - shoot NJ Harrison Within
nam. on" OF the best known women " the Ornn-.,.
On "wednesday night. She Hives with her fnmiiy lni
her brother. J. Chester Jones, In "A lonely mart of
valley Road, and about two weeks NJ, thc housn
was broken into by burglar In the early morni,c and
one OF item narrowly escaped being shot hv Mr.
J0nes. On Wednesday Mrs. Whtilnglam wont +,
Nc"-iork shipping and her return found three
women who had been spending the day there. In a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-19
10 EEBCILD ~ Old Polite STATION.

The Police Comm sslOncrs, al their meeting ycstcr-
day talked about rebuilding the OH police station In
Fast Fifty -nnth.s. which is unused and Is CON
sihcrcd unsaf,. II money can b. obtained from the
Eoaid OF Appointment the building can be recon
Sructci AZ warehouse for the storage Of election
booths. ballot boxes, etc. with the ground
floor for EOrscs and patrol wagons.