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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Pius Ridge Springs.

PRIV R,neE sEaISGs July 2S.-Last Sun
dsy was a charming day. A number of
agrsesble Young men came up from
Roanoke. causing all tho young people 20
have a pleasant time. In the evening Rev.
Mr. Meade. OF Bedford county, delivered en
excellent sermon.
Monday a pleasant and jolly party OF SIX
came over from the Alleghany springs ana
spent several hours.
Or Tuesday after tea n very ENJOYABLE
snrnrise was given little senkie Mckinney.
A dainty table was set ia one OF the pariors
with handsomely ornamented cake IN the
centre with frankie. 1892" artlsticaiIy
worked on the icing.
Surrounding the cake were FIVE burning
candles. indicating the five yearly mile
posts she has passed in her LIES journey;
Hnyler's candles were strswn around and
sweet flowers shed their fragrant influence
over the scene.
Wednesday morning there was german
and over thirty couples were on The floor
The names of some of the dancers were rs
follows Misses Louise Allan " ago, Lena
Mayo, Hilda Foreman, Ethel Foreman, Ellie
Elliott. Mnttie Elliott. Brownie Petit Ssllie
Alfriend. Anna Lee Alfriend Annie Gray
ella Gray, Helen Lea, haude Stokes, Mary
r. Frayser, Mrs. j. II. Harvey. Misses Tay-
lor. Martha Terry. Palmer. Iinsley, Lyster.
Daniel and Terry, mrs. D. i. Iattefsoh'
Misses Smoot. Smith snd Jackson. Ms.
Page Thompson, Mrs. H. J.. Gslaher. Mrs.
n. N. Newly, Misses Pinhy Gslaher. Dan
lei. BERTHE MITCHELL Edna Andrews
Mr. James G. Cassell the obligng super
intendent OF the Norfolk and Western. or
dered q special coach g. be put on train No.
for the accommodation Of the Roanoke
party.
The Springs have been frightened by the
arrival Of Misses Anna and Leila Gray. Miss
Helen | "a and Miss Mary trayser aud Hiss
Kate Buford. al Of Richmond, and under
the chaperonage Of Oir5. Mckinney, wife OF
the Governor.
Major George b. Dunn and his daughter,
Miss Sallie Y. Dunn, Of Richlsuds. With her
friend Miss Young, of Louisville, KY;
Mrs. F. H. Andrews. Of Mississippi. with
her granddaughter. Miss Edna. her two
sons, Frank and Douglas, are also here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Con- SULPHUR s BSos. July 22.-Tues-
day mig there was very pretty german
here. Ii was ed by Mr.. Smith OF Goshen
wtn alrs. Ut. Schele. " no looked very hand
some in a corn-cClored null trimmed with
yiolets Mls. Hancock Robinson. OK Wash
ington, was very lovely ia her white satin
aud lace with Hr. Baylor Hill. Of Richmond.
Miss Naude Cooke of stanton, in pale
pink silk and lace with Mr. Wood. Miss
Nellie Butler. black lace and pink t1m-
mings. With Ar. Shield Of stanton; Miss
A ice Butler. blue crepe do chine. with hr.
Cooke: iss Dangerfeld. pale blue null,
with Mr.. Licky; Mics Chamberlain. blue
gauze. with Mr. Johnston hIs. PIlsbury,
white null. with Dr. Morrison: &iss John
ston. pink China silk, with Mr.. Lemert.
Hiss Johnston. gray crepe de chine. with
Mr. Foster. Miss nary Goodloe blue silk.
with Mr.. Davis: Miss Susie Goodloe, white
null. with Mr. Roadcap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
LEMoN ELIXIR.
A Pleasant lemon Tonic.

For Biliousness Constipetion. and Malaria
For lndigestion. Sick AMI Nervous Head
ache.
For sleoplosness. Nervousness aud Heart
diseases.
For Fever. Chills. Debility and Kidnov Die
eases take omOn Elixir
Ladies' FOR natural aud thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Fllxir. .,
Or. M0zlsys Lemon lhxir rs prepared
from the fresh juice Of Lemons. comoinee
with other vegetable liv0r tonics, and VIII not
fail you IN any OF ,hs above named disostss
B0c. and 81 bottles Rt druggists
Prepared only by Dr. ii. Mo1loy, Atlanta, Ga
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

GoooHLAsD COURTHOUSE, Va. July 23.-
The Powhatan German Club gave an enjoya-
bers danced until morning. Among the
participants were: Misses Cooke. Weddell.
Campbell. Washington, Michaels. Balmer.
Caheart. Michanx, Henning. Cora Hobson,
l4ulie Bradley aud Mamie Luce. The gen
tlemen were Messrs. Shafer Lawson. Mayo,
blair. Archer, Gillian. Jervy, Harris. James
Henniae. Frank Michaux. Waiter Rossef
DIR. Michaels, William kennon. b. L. Bar.
ret. Julian Michaux. Enders Word, Hiram
Thomas. Joseph Robson. Junina wAtkina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

BIfrLBoRo. Va. Jnly % Tho first german
or the season was given uy Mira. j. v. War
ren. of Millboro Hotel. and led ~ Mr. Y. b..
Woods. Wednesday. July 9th. Among the
ladies' present were Mrs. Ralston. Mrs Mey-
ers and three daughter Of Richmond. Mrs.
Turner and daughter OF Baltimore, Mrs. ).
+. Bert and daughter and Mrs .. IL.
Nickel Of MillbOro. Among the gentlemen
were Messrs. T. q. Dettor Of Gordonsville.
Il. A. Lancaster. jr.. Of Richmond. C. A.
Seal Of Winchester Courtney and Hector
Edmond. Legrand Withrow aud AickWell Of
MiubOro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Alton and Mountain TOP.

Arros. Va. July Be. d. Hotchkss
W. n. Tabb. I. A. Miller. W. h. Jones,
Miss Byrd Jones. Richmond Grant Arm
strong. Mrs. A. j. Armstrong, Dallas, Tex;
:. Y. Hall and family Wllliamsburg.
Rev. DIR. Hawthorne and wife, Miss Terrell
aud Mrs. w h. Wyie. II Atlanta, lsa..
S. 81. Weislgor u. W. sharp w. r. JONES,
h. T.. Bloom berg OF Richmond. James O..
(alinsoa. Baltimore. tirs q. AQwhN.
Lsthrop Miss Mary Helen Lorhrlp Cine
cinnat. 60. ore at ihe hf,.D
So Mountain Top aye. g.. p. arnst .iow
and wife. Dr. William h. Palmer Colonel
DE- agnel Alemudra Air Richard p.
Belr1e ana four children Ashland Mrs 81
A. Watkins Mr- d. II. Ellison. III. p. llauU
aud vito. Richmond Mrs. j. w hggor and
Mrs. IAmar. Savannah. Ga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
A Good old Time at Bedford snr,,.

BEpToRn sPRIsGs, CAMPBELL COUNTY,
July 23.-There is quite crowd at thssa
Springs now. and the number is rapidly in
oreasing. Among the recent arrivals / must
not omit TO mention Miss Ruth kAbier. who
Is the guest Of DIR. Nick Kabler. but is still
too young to be in society.
A Picnic at tyerton yesterday was largely
attended, and fun and frolic was the orisr
OF the day. Dancing commenced AZ 10
o'clock and continued until /, at which time
the participants were called to partake OF
refreshments. OF the dinner Will only
say that the tables groaned and the earth
Qgaked beneath the load of good thines'
Altar sissa Al an ham ha tina hnnarrsm,'i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Excursion To Niagara Falls VIA Royal
Blue Line.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run
n special train OF Pullman parlor cars aud
day-coaches to Niagara slls on Thursday,
July 18th. leaving Washington az 7S5 A. M
and Baltimore at s:45 A. NJ, arriving at
Niagara Falls at midnight. The route will
be through the Lehigh and Wyoming Val
leys. Aauch Chunk aud the anthracite coal
fields, aud AS il is out Of the beaten track Of
Niagara tourists from Maryland. District OF
Columbia and Virginia the excursion cannot
prove otherwise than interesting. instructive
aud pleasant Round-trip tickets from
Washington. good for ton days, VIII be SOLD
for $40 and on return Journey VIII oe Sooa
10 stop on at Buffalo, Elmira. near which
city is Watkins Glen aud at tho romantic
Glen Onoko and Mauch Chunk. Tickets
can be purchased on July 9th and Will DO
good 10 stop of at Washington or bslti-
more, where the night previous 70 tho OK
curslon may be spent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
,r,,, r,,,rs- RICHMONp VA. SUNDAY. JULY 81 1872

titude. II was found that the supply tar OK.
ceeded the demand. 80 The aoSoIogy VIII i1
sung aud dsrcing resumed ana hep' az IL
"ha}iv no going on now. The picnic
bsiue non-politicsl I did not inter.
oeins one On tho issues Of the day. but
iudeed from the intelligent looks OF the crowd
That a large majority were in favor OF oleTe-
land
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Capon springs.

cApos SPRIsGs. July 20. Already little
colony 10 collected at Capon Springs from
Tue far South, while Richmond and Norfolk
WI contribute the largest number of rep
Iesentatives that have ever visited these
sot'aes at any one time STAGE the war. A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

For nervous and SICK headaches. indlsesss
ton. biliousness and constipation iof which
have been great sufferer have never IVuha
4 medicine that would give such p.easahl'
prompt and permanent reilef as br. H. MOI
loys Lemon Elixir. o,n -.
Prtalishax Morning Oall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Paul Michaux. George Henning. George
TAYLOR. Tess Hobson. Harry hichaux. W.
W. Michaux. Claud WILKINSON Phihp
Cooke. X. ID. Allnut and Andrew J. Mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

From experience In my family. DR.. a. 6oz,
leys Lemon Elixir has few, Il any. equal and
no saporiors ia medicine, fos tho res uiation
OF the liver. stomach aud bowels.
w. II. MAGNEss, President National bayk,
McMinnvillv, Itnn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

more, Mrs. Holt Easlsy. Mr. Murray Bob:
len, Mrs. Bohlen. Philadelphia; Mr' ana
Mrs. Wilkins Bruce and many others.
$50 fRgft
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The following is the list Of most Of those
at present registered Hon j. b. Edmonds
and wife, Mrs. {. i. Foster, Mrs. kehn
Mrs. +. ". Perry, the Misses Perry, Wash
ington. d. c.. Miss h. h. Miles. Mrs. \. F.
Miles Mrs. John O. Slmond and maid
Charleston y. O.. Mrs. Carrie Icumesi.
Miss 4. IF. Jones Miss Helen Deumssd Mr.
Talbot Denmead. Airs S. Is. Sprapius
Miss Louise spragnB Mr. Samuel
"a. opragins No.ebiJah sprsgins. Dr.
Joseph l.. Gichner baltimore Nd.
Ar. ". j. Falls. AIR. John q. Hea.ey and
family, Judge Jacob SHREDDER and famuy.
Professor G.. A. Carnahau aud VIE 3Ils ~.
l. Baldwin Harry w. Baldwin Hrs O.. u.
Rodgers. Cincinnati Colonel John Churchill
and family, Mrs. "a. Cary Peter ana family.
Mrs Harry j. Peter aud family, Louisyil.s;
Hon. William Porcher les and family. Dr.
w. p. Miles, Louisiana. II. X. Labouisse.
Carter q. Gordon, New Orleans :;
Mr.. o. A. Ihayer and wife. Miss
Putney; G. @. Beury. Miss Nettie
Thayer, j. II. Thayer. Charleston. ". Va:
Rev. Alfred X. Taylor and wife. Ports
mouth, Ohio; Mr. Raymond l.. Ward aud
wife. Mrs. John H. Miller. Miss Miller, Mrs.
French Z. Chadsriok, Mrs Adams. Miss
Caden. New York; K. w. Preston and wife.
brooklyn, n. Y; Miss Resale Caden. Texas.
MIR. L. +. Branch and family, Miss Phinizy.
Augusta, Ga: X. III. Brownson and wife,
saltwater. MINI; MIR. ID. g. Boyoe. Quin-
mont. W. Va; X. t. Lee. Professor L. A.
Moore, Lexington, Va. Leslie Combs and
family, lDr. >. +. johnson snd wife, lex
ington. Ky; Thomas s. Buchanan and wife.
Mr. 4. +. Jones. Mrs. George ". Jones.
Miss Jones marlborough Ky; William
r. Benson. Z. Z. Elmore and wife, Augusta.
Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
THERE MAY BE A CHARGE or MURDER.

Edward fannigan. forty years old laborcr. who lives
A. NO. 100 East hundred and tenth~t.. sriagn
In tho Harlem Police Court yesterday Charged with
saulung Edward DOoey OF No. I.16O Third-aNc. The
more charge OF homicide Will probably be made
canst him before he j. released. Doocy boards with
Mrs Budget Curley. Iannigan went there on Monday
night at 10 o'clock and became abusive. When Dooicy
threatened put him out 81 the house, Hanngan picked
up able fork spTang Dooey and stabbefhim in the
head and chest.
Policeman Michael Brady. OF the Eghty-eighths ST.
station called and he had his club before
IIanulgan would submit to artert. DOOley vas taken
the Presbyterian Hospital Justice Welde he'd Han
nlgan IN 500 bail.
Policeman BIody said subsequently that he had learned
from the boa ricrs that about Ave weeks liam
who then boarded with Mrs. tur!cy, had night Nlth
ls,orcr named John Bones. Bone was knocked down
In hallway by Iiannlgan who jumped upon his chest.
The injured III. worked for two weeks but became
sr from his injuries he went TO the PIesb' trian
Hospital There h. did on Friday. Joseph German, "A
h-othcrn-law Zones. s9d that he INTENDED 10 nave
the body eNhumol for cAsLnst on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

ALDERMEN DO NOT HEED TIE AAfohS o>i-L.
The Aldermen again failed yesterday to meet anu
act upon the request Of the City works department
for the Issuance Of bonds TO provide or the ''e'''
Of additional engines and pumps to give the cry an
,,,o,o crpnlv Of warcr in the distributing reser'
voirs The Mayor called special meeting w"
weeks ago Yesterday, but only five members were i"
attendance. Wien the roll vas calicd III A"' I'll"
mcnt was taken until yesterday. ~ the ho"r lo'
The ad onrncd meeting there were SIX members
,.eni and AS they were unable 10 transact busleS'
another adjournment for fortnight was taken
The question has been raised as TO "he'her tne
Aldermen are not violating the city charter III laihs
TO hold weekly meetings In the summer. Inc
,o,.t,, tor ,rcekly meetings OF the board
becinnng on the first Monday In January Inc
Aldermen adjourned in July until october II 'ne
contention is true that weekly meetings ihnst Dc
Mold II would be possible for any cl'lleh 10 nFlhH
>uit I'm the name OF any taxpayer 10 IreNcH wv ~
nent Of their salaries TO the Aldermen ior We liz
I'm which they do not meet. The custom "i ihni
summer vacation has been In force lor iohe Pciiou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24

Andrew Veira who was arrested for forgery on
Monday pleaded guilty in the Butler Street Police
Court Yesterday aud held for the action OF the
Grand Jury lie forged the name OF Stern Brothers.
by whom he was employed noorwalker, 10 two
checks No reason I, alleged for his action as It it
said he received Sl week, and his employers say he
had no need ot money.
Mayor Body received letter from the Citizens
Relief Committee OF Dcmar. Del. yesterday, asking
for aid. rs properly worth $4,000 WAS recently dc
,troycd by fire in tho place.
a suit has been begun by Joshua c. Sanders to re
cover possession Of fourteen lots OF land near Fort
Hamilton. held by Henry Patton under title from The
state It IS claimed that thu land was assessed IN
me name Of Peter L0dcwicz. when the planuG owned
IT, and the assessments were unpaid. and II was SOLD
10 Patton in 1853 for non payment o! taxes. The
plaintG al acgcs failure D. publish the list OF the
lands to be sold for taxes, With the names Of the
owncrs. In the county newspapers.
The examination I'm the of Henry Montanus. =
NO 30 Fatbush ave. whcrc he has cigar store and
receiving twenty-five bales OF Suratra tobacco. worth
a25.OOO. stolen from the wharf Of the Netherlands
'teamship Company. I'm Hoboken. adjourned IN
The Adams street Police Court yest'rlay until sep
tcmbcr o.
A dispatch from Chicaso states that Naomi Boiler.
sixteen years old, who disappeared few weeks ago
nom her home. at 30 800 Madison it.. has b"ca
lud In that city and IS In the Dctcution Hospital.
Her parent, have To her and bring her home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
rpA1vrp.s NOTES FROM THE TRACK.

Tho track at Mcnmouth Park begins to JOCK uneIlcu
a. majority Of tho hOi,ss have gone IN SheepsheN Day
The horses that rcIllin he ones who are hheY 4" ~
or rhursdav Itc m ctiag has teen success III c'o!
particulsr and lls that siiaightaway tr"As p'a
Emo ,uhI,c and have come 70 stay. Trainers as rule an
Card lot to Jcas, and always have grievance Oh S
-ort but the Monmouth meeting gave them nothing u
, about. % they IA upon the official handlco1g~ shc
almost 10 nan dc.ar, that the allotment OF u" "es"E
I'm some OF tie races g. outIdgcouN ana uat Sono '
a, thrown into Tho handi,@y> while others ar aShN
.rv weights that are uur-or able their form does MOI
y, never did warrant the m,s,s signed 10 them Ihef
viii be q new ~ 'be bat next week ana inc "'''
can have a change Of subject to growl about.
Yest.ray's racing was like eating cecrean with 'aho
IN # Tn. card looked nice but the results OF the races
gavo -N,rvboay cold shiYcrs. AIr-hsr was he'NN
nlayed by NJ =. Dwycr aad his friends MIhheh"ha ny
sct the real good thing by defeating Spartan ana "
avervhody establishment she from behind and won
At IN. finish. Reckon defeated Lampllghtr easily
N + DIVER bet Reckon and won Handsomely ny INV
defeat OF Iamplgter AID banquet who ran as IL ne n'u
,nonmotc lire Leonawell won BY short head ana Ms
,-ipor said sfter tho rave cts funny whenever tell ny
friends to bet on he always gets beat ou'
vhcn I don't say q word he wins. S~"l' Ills l'iehu'
borin to think It's funny very very funny Iara saio
81 would chcerfuy give 800 for a winning mount
am 40 unfortunate that can't win rare|
7. ia said that John Hunter is confident that his
commemorative will the Futuriy that ne Is WILING
give a. 0oo win or lose" secure the services OF Isa
IT sl,sne won his race In the East on osric VIM
was quoted 4. 10 70 At mo IN the rnR a. inc pun
d,d not consider him capable Of dong justice TO Ma mount
uo made 10 mistakes ard rode good race
Nomad looked dry and stale after the race. Grove
rushed 10 the when Osric was onered Tor sse' o
were dt appointod IN there no bid for HIM
w T,rtjco had stin work yesterday. and her action
when at speed Won admiration VI the "isch'ao' an'
,d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
NEWARK.

Mrs. Laura McKevitt Is in dangerous condition Mt
her home No. $40 Market-st Her br0th"r-ina"'
Philip McKevtt. Of No. 643 Market-St was arrs>.'"
Yesterday on her complaint. lie is charged Win
beating her in a most brutal manner. DIR. Roth
certified that she has scalp wound and contusions
on her body. County Physician wrightson took nrr
PRIOR 10 his arrest McKevit had made affidavit III me
Third Criminal Court that Mrs. McKevitt had STRUCK
him on the head with beer pitcher last mght. ~
Is said he did not like II because she dressed pe'ter
than he thought his brother could anord
Custav,is steinhard arrested yesterday on com
nalnt of his wife, Theresa, on charge OF crueity.
liz gave bail Mr. Steinhard is leather manufacturer
at No 50 Methodist, and lives at No. 4o: me couple
we're married four years ago. The wife Is Ne"-horh
GIRL. A divorce may follow.
Several members Of Company |. LIST Regiment. lte
Company E. 9TH Regiment who refused To serve When
the two regiments consolidated have asked %ohe ONE
campbell 10 take them back. The colonel VIII slNe
all the members a chance TO return on thursday even
ms September |.
There are six OF diphtlcria In the mousse, w.
Tie yard are said to bc In bad condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
ROCkIAND COUNTY.

NYACK-Nyacil's Jack the IIuSger.' was ycS-
terday convicted and sent TO New City JAN for sixty
DAYS. lie tried 10 prove an abb, but tie evidence
against him was overwhelming. lie Is Johh
Lampokc OF No. Al HicksSt., Brooklyn Jew
years ago he was convicted Of burglary Eere ana
served a term in sing sing Prison. Emma DohneV'
Maggie Riley, Maud Mcmahon. Katie LSncN, MIS-.
jacob Cooley, Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mrs. Johh
Iollcy all of whom insited or huggcd oy
Iamp.hc appeared aSairs, him. iic chose FirstaVe.
Ms the field OF operations, IS along 1t all the ades
passed IL on their way 10 fair in ST. AIMS
church. George Cook. driver Of the Moln-
tain Stage which runs between NyacE and Rochland
Lake when he left sylvan Grove, Roohland Lake, on
his last trip at p. yesterday had 10 passen GERS
Al the Knickerbocker ice house powerfully buit
man hnlcd him and he stopped the stage and took
I'M. fellow in. Cook asked for the mans fare, Dut
he refused TO pay Cook then told him he must
get ont but he refused Cook stopped the stage and
Determined eject the passenger. In the struggle
which followed he was victorious. but the battle was
a long and fercc one. ll:s clothing was badly torn.
and the Hit him under the eye, bruising
his fnce badly. Cooh then secured Il tlg stone anu
AZ last scared the man away. lie skulhed on nut
crtug curses, and threatened to shoot Cook when he
came through the mountains. Cook says ne Is MOI
afraid and If any shooting is TO be done he may 10
IL himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
NFN-YORK CITY.

George r. Patterson, typewriter IN this city, has
made copies OF photographs Of President Harrison and
Whltclaw Reid with his machine. The lines and
shadows are made with the periods commas and
dashes.
The Tribune yesterday received $40 from ID. n.
WOODWORK and - from w. & F." for the 81. J)hn
Guild Floating Hospital; and 50 for the accmaker s
family In Rvingon-st., from a. C., Enclewood,
y j.
Chairman William J. sieman, Of the Demar tDel)
Relief Committee has written 10 Mayor Grant, asking
ior aid the town having tecn destroyed By fire on
August II. Tho loss IS estimated at $4,000. and
the chairman writes that contributions OF food mopey
ma clothing much needed.
Alderman prtcr J. pOolng. Of the XNlilth As
scmblv District. and Miss Mary T.. Flanagan were
married Yesterday at the Church o. the Holy Cross
The Iron Steamboat CcphcIs. which was besch"d at
Norton, Point, has been repaired, and will resume
her trips to Concy Island to-day.
The members u the Buffalo Exempt Frcmcns As
ISOLATION. visiting this city, saw many points OF In
tcrcst yesterday from tally no coaches and othrr
vehicles furnished them by their hosts the exempt
nrcmcn Of this city. The strangers VIII be further
entertained 20 day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
Fatal. ACCIDENT IN THE ERIE YARD.

A fatal accident occurred between henderson aiu
Provost sts In the main Erie yard In Jersey wy
Yesterday morning at 10 80 o'clock. fauich 'ni'n
n brakeman, was on top OF moving train OF twenty
cars He pulled out the pin which coupled 'he
seventh and eighth cars, and then, In attempting 10
stcp TO the forward portion OF the tran miscacuaa
tho distance and fell under the wheels An engineer
on n locomotive near by whistled down BRAKES anu
the latter portion OF the train was quickly soppeu
bt not before two cars had passed over the uhioru
nate man. lie fell on his back with his neck resting
on tho rail and his head was almost severed from
his body Death instantaneous. 1"r'"Ia'.'i
Marvin witnessed the accident and eXtricated the
hodv Smith lived at No. "a StaGest, Jersey CITY,
He was thirty six years old, married, put mao no
children. lie had been In the employ oi tie rhIe
company for six or seven years, ana was cD'sMcleu
one OF the best and most careful men In me yaru;
10 was industrious and had saved some money from
his earnings lie owned the house he nFed IN; anu
another in Otisvllle lie was member of paisade
council No So, order Of United Friends, ana from
this organization the widow viii receive T''oVo me
body was taken TO Undertaken Tlahertys on GROVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-24
THE WOMAN WANTED As A WITNESS.

Miss Lola Brown, the cloak model. whose dro's
sashcd Ia pieces in a car on the Nlnth ave- ole
waited road on saturday night, called on Acting Dis
trict Attorney Macdcna yesterday. After hearing
her story Mr.. MACEDONIA was compelled 10 confess
that the against Augustus :. Eio"n who /,
suspected Of being the guilty man. was poor unless
tho presence Of a certain woman who, according IL
her own statement. witnessed the occurrence, could
lie secured. Miss Brown says that at the moment
she accused Brown Of the act This woman. who was
srtlag near him. sIranc to her feet and exclaimed,
80 Yes. you scoundrcl, you did do II. saw you.
In the confusion OF Browns arrest Miss Brown lost
sight Of the woman Mr.. Macedonia would Hike "a
have this woman como 10 the District Attorney r
office 10 aid the prosecution OF Brown.