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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-06-18
Mspbalt Eager tn ssorS aexas.

Mspbalt Eager tn Stpro 9eEaS.
| Wie friiber fhon ,nitgetbeilt, iinb in
ber yfdbe BON ct. So in Norb Seras
bor einiger 3eit ausgebebnte NspbaItz
Gager gefunben tporben.
gDie elm bonn Is. Suni batirter 8es
ri6t bon bortber melbet, bat bic 9lctiells
, gaeaf6aft, tuel6e ii6 gebil6et bat, Tim
ben neuen Mineral S6aB gu beben
unb aus5ubeuten, neuerbinss BON aans
| fas @itp ein paar ia6nerftdnbige Mdns
ner fommen lafen, bamit biefe bic
Qnalitdt beg Sunbes elmer griinblis
den llnteriudung unteripersen unb 10
ben Wertb besfelben feititeaen fol-.
SotDeit nun bieie fa9mdnnif6e unb
tpifenf6aftli6e llnteriu9ung biz ieBt
reiebt, 1T ibr grgebniB elm bur6aus
5ufrie6eniteaenbes getpefen.
9as &ob Mspbaltl tpie es in benz
Bette fib norfinbet, bat li9 bereitS fir
mebrere inbutrielle 3uede als duBerf
brau9bar erpieien, = aur Seritellung
BON Srottoirs unb bic @traBenpFafes
rung 10 mie sur 9lnfertieuns bon
aspbaltgetrdnften Sil8bd6ern.
gs iinb elm paar boraiiglibe proben
BON berartigem syilstOff ausgefeut,
unb mie @enmer iagen, lit berIelbe smr
9dlfte bes Preiies fertig gu ltellen,
mel6er elm 6il5 foitet, Der aus bcm
gem6bnli9 i'm Sanbel porfommenben
Ispbalt bergeftelt lit.
Mnberbem 1T babnr9, baB ba8 Del
aus bent Stein Ober nielmebr San6
ausgef6ieben morbeu, bereits cine iebr
quite unb bauerbafte 6arbe gum Nns
itrei9en Der 9d6er getponnen morben.
Wie bic Sa6beritdnbigen bebaupten,
nirb iie benz Sa9e cine 0altbarfeit bon
fiinf Sabren fi9ern. unb bic 0ibe iibt
feline Wirfung auf iie aus, tpie bas bel
ben gew0bnli6en, fiir 9d1er benubten
Garben Der Sail lit. Wirb bas Ms=
pbalt-Oel einem &ldrungsproSeB unz
terporfen, 10 liefert es ferner einen
bor5iigli6en GirniB.
Sas Del aus benz 5anbe au getuins
nen, entmeber bermittelft elmer Getorte
ober nit 6iilfe bon gbemifaIiem, bietet
bur9aus feline S9wierigfeit. Slider
it, baB bic @efelf6aft, ipel9e bic
Nusbeutung Der Mspbalt>2ager in bic
9anb genommen bat, nit ibren bisbez
rigen grfolgen in bobem @rabe sllz
| frieben lit unb ieben older 2anb, in
tpel6em bprausfdtli6 gspbalt por=
banben 1T, su faufen ober in pa6t 3u
befommen iu6t.
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8eher. treffenber nub aufriftiae

= Belier, trenen6er nIo aufri9tiger
unb unparteiif6er, tpie &arl S9ur3
in feiner brilanten &ebe in Der Sags
iaBung beS vNerbanbes beutf1sameris
fanif6er Sournaliften unb S6riftitel,
ler," bic 4ufgabe, bic geitrebungen,
bic @rfolge Der 9euti9sNmerifaner
unb ibre Stellung Dem eingeborenen
9lmerifaner gegenlber, geaei9net, bat
eS nod Hismanb fertis sebra9t unb
= gewagt. Dieie berrli6e &ebe iollte
in bnnberttaufenb gIemplaren sebrudt,
unb iebem 9euti6s 6s9lmerifaner ais
mighty interesting reading" frei
3ngef6idt werben. Sas in ber yaarl
bon ebemal8" uieber.
50 i6reibt Der ct. louiler Batter
ne" sWfann Willi6, unb es perben ibml
meDr inteQigente 0euti6sNmeritaner
beipfli6ten, als Ii6's bic paar N6rgler,
Srittler, pOIitif6en g pefu
la II t EN- unb 8 gpgen in Der
6euti6samerifanii preHe, bic 6errn
S6nrS gerabe uegen bieier Rebe etpas
am 3euge su fliden iu6ten, ipobl eins
bilben. (Wlilm. oiSr. Pr,")
Wiigrdne mei6t burd 8ee6am's
Willeu.
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Seiier ais cine Dpllar sylaid1e 8lmts
reintauna6mitfel.

Dr. 8. $. gpans, Der eritc 9lpe=
tbefer pon 5anforb, sSloriba, iagt
sd 5aubere ME ct. Yatrids Biaen au
empfeblen. Sd berfaufe bon ber Sorte
mebr als bon irgenb elmer anberen, bic
i6 fibre" gs giebt ni6ts 8eHeres
un6 cine Doiis eraielt oft mebr als eine
san5e Glaide 8lutreinigunssmittel bic
81 einem Dollar berfauft ipirb. 3u
baben BEL s. &alteDer & Sobn, 9ows
ling & Gloob, Nbolpb 9reiB, &alteper
& S6u6arb, 81. @obn unb S. s.
5arriion, 9ruggiiten.
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Mierdne tpei6t bur6 8eedjam's
Yilleu.
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8lpmfe 9aiuett !!
8lpmie 9aiue,, !!

SlDmfe 9alem! &3lpmie 9aiQem!
getBe Saln nnb bnm gate 81 IS Gents ST. $125 $3.50
@ $40 Seone Sauen bh6 gearbeet NIT abot guin unb e
Benoem &ragn uno anen in bw unb beasbau A bs $3.50
Be aaen n Samen 80 Gents 81 unb 1925 uniere 90
mab bon lnteug il m 35 80 rs genommn
un0 bic lr 40 @n uniern 65 60 unb 50 Gents Numm
2m IL Oent9.
gine S 9ebruden auu ae gebrudten ouHine ap 2iaen
marisn gonse cine slfs sanua seiOe 9s nb ans aOn
ben; mir prfanen tie nur am Mtttmo@ gu II Gents.
Sltnd) 8Drbe! Gnnd1 31rbe!
3l Dnbenb 2undf6rbe nit 9ede umb r gut gmadt baln Go
lene r nr 10 sens BON @aonn Gr6Be 20 Gents @aaoneu
GroBe 70 @ns papr6rbe ar gufbel @r gens IieS 1T
an rage elmer Der beaen Bargains bic mir enaIs angbn ban
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8m6leuS Mrntcd solbe.

Dte bette SaIbe ber @elt fur ednitte, GuetIdun.
sen, Gei4utre, Btebers unb aut. .atusi&las Ele&te.
Asttsn turtrt Sdmorrbotben pber teine BesabIuns.
SbqtSe 8urtebenbett saranttrt pber eas @elb pirb
9uruderitatte. 25 Gents Die Sha&teI. 8um 0erfaui
Wtcle{ale.
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= Sn Sapan 1T cs ben 6rauen uns
teriagt, bel Seri6tsperbanblunge unb
i'm Yarlamente als 3ui6auerinnen su
erfheinen.
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ManSom's Gel spm,a aouie.

9renns unb S6miers Dele. Gafoline &C.
Office: Gde 8uena 8iitas unb Salabo-
StraBe. Selepbon go. 1856.
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S. s. @benet & 6 O., Gisentbiimsr,
IpIebr. Nkin.

Bir, bic nnter3eitneten baben s. 8. Gbenet
lett ben letten 10 Subren get unb balten
Jpn fir ooIltommen s6renbaft in allen Sc.
ibdfisperbanblunsen unb finansiea befdbiet.
ale bon ieiner Sirma eingeaansenen Ser.
binbIi9feiten 81, erfulen.
@eit & 1ruar GrObbanbelssO sOrosuiIten
Solebo, Sbip.
8a totne, 8innan & Marvin, @rob,
baneeIS: :Drnguiften. Iolebo, Ohio.
Sau's 8atarrb 8nr isirb innerlid senpm.
nten unb birtt birett aui 6as 8Iut unb bte
idIeimieen SberFdaen oe5 Spitems. 3eugs
niiie frei berlanbt. 4reiS rs Gents fir BE
Glai6e. 9erfauft BON allen Tpptbetern.
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3sie III Siea,

g8ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8eIpbmuns
fiir ieben Sail BON aatarrb. Der ni9t burd
Ginnebmen bon SaI's &aturrt &ur sebetlt
ipercen fann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
/ LOSS or 10000 BY FIRE Is ERo,K1Yy.

A fire causing loss Of about F2O.0oo broke out
Yesterday afternoon NJ Nos. 80 and II WItrgN ave.
Eroollyli in a frame stable belonging To- v. +. Shot
well 4 TO-. dealers gu hay AID Ufin. II extended 10
Nos 43 and - WaNchy-av".. and d'~to,cd DE-" gravel
roofing establishment Of Collins u Evan. caisins u
los. Of $500 The three story mirl. >i'ucui" %,
No, :. and 80 Wa~hinslor-a'r on ;he other I'D" OF
the block nom fAc Stable. ana occupied ,, -howdl
a 60. 20, - hay market. VA. burned with loss oi
$1,000. III. Hire extended Ia the cDul she'd OF " j.
Marley No, - 20 POI PllkHyc.. causing los ol
s. jO0 10 the factory Of john ~ratom co.ice maxi T.
If No. - and - WasligstOnavc.. causing iD', Of
- OOO and 'hc house Of Henry Woici. q, No. .bG
Pls..iyo.. causing lC,o Ol 800. All the Js,rs are
covered By insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
Lone; ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CIrY.-Sh0ry before noon yes
terday a daring escape was made from tie queens
County Jail In Long Island Chy. When the PRISONERS
were being taken down from Judge GarresOns Court
one Of the prisoners. named Oscar Murphy, got away
Hn had lust been sentenced Icy Judge Garrctsoh 10
three years and ten months IN state prison. ana inc
Judge warned the keepers that he was desperate
character and would probably try 10 escape Two
months ago Murphy and confederate erter'd inc
icweliy store oi George Brown. In Long l'la"u wy
and ran away with tray of rings. )lc was cip'Ien
after "A shoIt chase. When Murphy was iaRrn o"wn
.talls Yesterday with batch Of fellow PRISONERS ne
effected his escape In mys;elioIs manner 'il1iE
the police officers. The escape waS discovered a'hos
Immediately after II occurred, and the vcihiH wa.
Thoroughly searched for the runaway prisoner. pu
no trace Of him discovered. sheriff Norton Is
greatly agated over the affair. \ general amrm
has bonn CONT on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Wholesale pry.Goods Republican Club No S-' bro'u'
way. noon a.. 81 Pine.
In.utonc. Mems Harrison and Reid Club no - I''''
st.. noon. -. %, Cham.
w,,t Side Merchants Republican Club No 2ol imam
befs.s;.. noon.
rarS and Aqueduc. Commissioners meeting.
ch,,s,ntbcrum show Madison Square Garden
orennr Of American Mu,-um Of Natural History "'
noon.
Meeting o. Casino directors, : p. M.
Hoard q Tducation. p. m. .
Pres deut VI. T. GateS'S address on 'Patrio'lsh III ~
q, Peace" brooklyn Institute, :. M.
Busine,s Mons Republican Club nass-moeins '''P''
Un'oa. y. ~.
Coles will contest; Surroqate'' Court ,oo
nd Assembly District Republican Alliance NO 100
German Harrison and Reid Campaign Club. NO lS'
FEth.st.. p. H. - No e2
Win Assembly, District Ant.Br!nsA League no O'
Biee,acrs y. n. 49, ,,,.,
vo,oran, Harrison and Reid Club, NO 100 "'s'
Twonty.thrd.st, p m.
Color,J RenuIllcan club, No. 23o3 tlrsr@Vo' y !"
p,nnhlcan uass.me-tlng Newark. y. j., p. m
u,si,c. Mem, Harrison and Reid Assouaon beecEs'
Suiling j. m. v,,,,.. md
A,te. American Republican meeting. HNllth snu
XyIIIh Assembly districts Fortyseventh' near MINI
ave. p. - 80 u.d
charle. F. prud.r Republican Club. No. LIB Bread
ronc Island CITY Republican torchligh. psrad"
p,oouin.da,c Republican Club 40. 2iS CoumousANe
sp $780,.
Icrtut. by GEORGE Gunton. NO. "a Union square ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
GATHERED AHnrr TIE TOWN.

The Brooklyn Press Club has boon incorporated, ard
tho paper, hryc hcd IN the County Clerks Office
The nr,' trolley In Fulton St will make th"ir
appearance on Monday. They Will be run on the
Third ave. line 10 Bay Ridge
II. Baldwin HOBBY secured absolute divorce ye.ter
day from Mary /. Hobby who has been living with u
man named schneider In Iauyiown. She was In
court, but put In defence
The marriage OF Mrs. Mary Knapp 10 Jacob Knapp
who is in prison for bieamy. was annuled yesterday
and q dvorc. secured by Mrs. Mary Ann KNAPP
his first wife.
The last ~ the rendering tactorie- Furman'S
Island in Newtown Greek. hat Of rtegelng Barre
will I've closed on November :.
Mr., Doscttl VI. Adam occurred absolute divorce from
Hugo II. Adam yesterday In IN" Cty Court. They
were married in 1870 and separated last wear.
Mrs. Mary \. McNulty picked up 10 the rear
" 30 30 cold 4. Yesterday morning suffering with
"a broken arm and Internal Injuries. She aid her
husband had thrown her from M" third tory window
OF the house. lie denied tt7 and said his wife
had Jumped out deliberately. lie ADMITTED qunr,u'nS
with her and was arrested. -, f. likely t. die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
HEBREW REPUBLICANS ACTIVE.

The Elliott F. Shepard Hebrew Republican CaGre
OF the With Assembly District held an enthusiastic
mcetng las, evening at il, headquarters Nos %, ."
and - Attcrney-,t. The meeting was called to
order bv Henry Kirchenbaum, chairman OF III" Cam
paign Committee who after few words introduced
Colonel Elliott +. shepard and John Simpson as The
principal speakers Of the evening. Both made cN-
cellent speeches which were frequently interrupted
by cheers other speakers were Gustav M"nningcT,
candidate for Alderman. and DIR. Wechsler This club
sent ont a campaign wngop around IN" district last
evening II had the canvas, surrounding 1t. the
names OF Republican candidates for Office. While
on IT'S rounds a crowd Of Tammany heller III De
lancey-st made concerted attack on The wagon. and
cut the canvas into ribbons. This club will parade
today, falling In ut p M, ana mafch 10 AIslno
Hall clinton and BrOOme SIS, where several other
clubs OF the district will cOngreeate and have a
rousing meeting, and listen to speeches from eminent
sIraiie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The next attraction at Dalys Th'atrs Will be ne.
ram DIV ,dsp,ed from dc German BY Mr. DAILY aho enela
"A T,.f tase: or f,rant III Will or p'.''
for the nr.t time on Thursday. NOVEMBER 10 IL mas as
f,r MI. Eetan Mr.. GbNr, Miss Irving Miss tnsh'h'm'
Ms C.vel Mr.. Lows Mr. c srke. Mr.. Bour'hltr' Nr'
Gilbert Mr. Leclcr ami Mr. GRESHAM matinee pr
forma,ce OF dollars ard Sanse" Will n given on fec'n
pav
Tho Ho>touars will reaprNlr At the @arien ineAe o.,
Moncay even ne and will >ng "bohin looh "moh 10"
so r,sr rous = run al this house iatN last spring
The I5o,h Performance OF "rirt1no' b. the ranhn'
Hall Op,ri Company given A. 'he FIN AN'nus
Th,atn, La, nsht The souvenir stribHHd was a-'
folder Of heavy cmdbo1rd ncong the prog anime ana
po.ta,t OF Ms Hall.
Miss Kate Lawrence who has been Fngasei t"t 'n'
now Palace Theatre 81 Varictic. in LONDON ~ Augustus
U.rrls having .curcd ryco> fiom Decemoer 20 ~
duo hove to.6a, on the city II Nnw.lork and VIII @p
near az Tony Pastors ThcaiI" on hond'N' N"a'n'"- ~
she sails for England 20 begin her engagement
butterflies. will fl,c 20, nSt American lfoiu'n'h !"
the Ambcrc Thc,r-, on Thy-dsy night II "a" ~ b'''i
with Herr Thomas over 30 neht- It j. nls'''i i"''
sixty o, the dancers who we're brought here from Europe
4, rho s,rlnc % The ballet with BarIum ia ~ :
Circus will sail on the CITY Of Berlin today >"l' "
them 20 to England, some Q" MUM anu S'"N ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
DTNyER TO ITALIAN NAVAL OFFIrERS.

Tn, executive comnltter Of the Committee Of One Thou
and ap the Italian colony 81 NcwY0s Ia erect
the Columbus monument dinner Inst night 10 the
OIL OF the Italian manof-war Giovanni Iau.on The
dinner given in the large dnimeroom Of the Metro
poan Opera House restaurant CAPTAIN A. DE LiberO.
the commander OF the Bausnn and all his officers
pesent I'm full uniform. Among the Others present
A. Malfcirari, Luca FiaDcla d. Ferro /. n. AIicnzo.
Colonel Elliot f. shepard Consul cnril riya Consul
Poma Barsott president OF the Italian Society Vice
President Barlttoni and Chcyaicr CantonL Mr. ar.
sot began speec6akng eitar dinner nv delivering
an address OF welcome the IdlIsn officers and proposed
the hesh Of the King Queen Of Italy and Of the Pres
dent of hs United Stttss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
LzSKER'S SECOND DEFEAT.
THE GERMAN CHAMPION RESIGNS TO DR.. 0.

THE GERMAN CHAMPION RESIGNS TO DR.. 0.
>INoNSoN on TIE FIFTY SEVENTH MOVE.
At the rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club. NO
81 West Twenty Seventll-st. yesterday afternoon. d.
o. SimOnscn covered himself with glory by mfctng
tie sccord deeat that Herr f. Lasker has Sustained
in match play daring his visit 70 the United states
lssker has now scored total Of thrtyhve won, four
lost and four drawn games, The bindfold ana stimuli
famous performances included
IrohtinS by his experience in the second game OF
the r:o Dr. Simonson yesterday, in position iden-
,ical with that game the eighth move PLAYED
q y Q on his own account instead OF losing move
hy allowing his opponent to make the exchange.
On the twelfth move when Black rather rashy I'd
vanced the x, p W1ite rclraincd from ad
vance on the Q side. Ills twentieth move, however
seemed inferior 10 doubling the r. the y fle al
once and he narrowly e>capd disaster on the side
n little later. Iasker who evidently still below
par from his cCll. played weakly, and on the thirty
second move might have drawn the adverSarys pieces
into false positions Nv nursing his own X Il y while
keeping up the attack the 7, or even by eN-
changing OF Whites remaining u and aiming at
disruption of the Queens wing. see diagram. The
line of play pursued. however. left Whit eventually
with "A pissed Pawn ON the side which the Doctor
diagnosed as winner in the final attack. and plsh-
ING onwarl with ability forced his opponent Ia the
Wal on the ffty-scvcnh move, after about three
horrs' pay.
Position after Whites 32d move.
Elack-E IaSkcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTC HESTER COUNTY.

L.
WHITE pT kISS.-'rhc postofice was removed lnsc
,h, from, tho small quarters which it has occupied
,nr the last fifteen years to the handsome ne" or"
building known as Nevills Block on Rsilroadsve near
IN. Harlem Railroad station. The quarters "ere
opened by Postmaster MAYNARD and Ms sa,. orns
Wii,c rialns Bsnd furnished the music Inc 2mc"
f. equipped with all the latest npfoVssnen,,s' rur
o; The most RromnSn rv ''s ss Charles NJ Nose
man d. Bcacl. wade Whprle" MI s'evensJ ana
william ITuss. werc present ~ -,
vor-S-r yFRNON-Ascalon Castle, the house OF
Rcthlehen commandcry Of knights Tcmplar' was
c,ord.d last night II was composed Of the members
., .he Knights Tcmrnr Association, with their wV"s'
daughters and sons, and ;hcir friends At the 'n>""
lion entertainment 81 the association
Ancr four months Of Correspondent" Nv f"s''
master IIuss Senator HScock and Others WIN '"'
postorce Department al Washington. ana me hnhH
- r~,.,ons With the postmaster by the citizens Tor
an increase of lottorcarrers a 10 Improve inc r"e
delivery service ia the new districts of the ci'y Fo'
master IIuss authorized 70 appont an ~,
snSnrban pari ~ the city. Further efforts VIII be
made IN have oae two moro carriers aPpo'hcd' ~
ns to give the accommodations asked 10Y. =, tho
Hart ford and Haven station At Mount Tsrnoa
Thomas C9%n GSa'cSn yIagt 0a SON Vent Tl to the
.,ot,o "''n n; board train for York. While
crossing 'c Track he hscanlC ,,oIn md before he
could yet out Of the way was rTck by The Train snI
Instantly killed. Ills body WAS horribly m"hs'e"' oo'n
NONKFR~ William ruge, tho man VINO s'tiich JONI
VI, Flmcrl i'm n brawl last Saturday, from thr 'Hc'''
Of which Nc Elmcc died. released yrSt'rrav on
ball. Judge Mills tNcd the amount At 1900 Mcfl,
ru.nl's death was sin tlilar on" Tie DOCTOR upon
making ia" autopsy, found no inar"' OF - "'i
NcIlmcrI died from shock from IL" MI instead OF
from the blow.
SING sING.--A fire broke oat yeNt-!'Ioy Wcr'i = ~
fine sbop, OF the Monitor Iron WOr,s eft thiS place
In orirr to reach the flames the iirrmrn ,"9 al i"
road tracks. soon after tho hose had been laid i
WAS cut I'm two lv pr sing express train. when
was running at a high rate ~ speed. 1t Is II mis-
dcmcanor for company 10 allow train to run over
hose while I'm use nj "a fire The engineer said tml
he did not see the signal until he was too close To
sion The village authorities. II Is said viii MAKE
complaint against the railroad company f"r Nplat-
ING the village ordinances.
The fire caused III lie damage.
TARRNTliNN.-Tlr annual convention Of ~" NV
York district OF the EpwOrh L"agu" was held IN
the A,bury VI. f. Church yesterday: The R"v lanes
r. Price Of New York. pr"sid d. Bishop Hurt
chancellor Of the American University, Washing N,
delivered An address In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
PATERSON.
1IER HUSBAND KILL HER


,nhohtnnts OF the little settlement OF "HhiauA'
. II IL more generally known, IN fassac
CT ' in a state OF excitement over Inc oeau'
w.. Charles wyble. and some 60 20 iar a. 10
Vi .,. she died from the effects OF injuries III
l r., -, ,cr husband The dead woman was twenty
~. oa old. and some years ago her intimacy WIN
id man Of the village OF Warwick was ma'cr
" o,r,,n gossip. When tho result OF this I"''n''oS
,a,.ud to become apparent. the man inanced he'
.n IN Midvae This she did. ana up I" ''e
-, -, hcr death had lived with her mother WI" was
,-o,,cper for man named Dowlng' WHO hNc"
-. 10 Greenwood Lake Railroad shortly after Her
no,,rr shc met Wyble whose reputation was mat VI
dr,ll,,rd and worthless person gcTeraiN' an"
,,,,,ed him. Ills wife had just died, ana lie was
without employment. Two weeks ago ne WIS EN-
n,ord as n wood chopper for James kenwo.'h'' WHO
,,,s near pomuton. and WAS allowed to iNe W Il
arant house on Kenworhy's pr0re ty. where H. loon
Dc, wife The woman in delicate condiuoh ~
IN, time of her removal to this house, ara Inc Journey
rcor Mi shed A, il was, over r0uen rosl9' ''"asu e
q, sntrr Intensely ON saturday Last, persons pa.si'
the house hca rd gIoans and entering iolhu s. VIC
,vnc ON a hare couch, with no other covering ,n''
hsnhe,. She thea complained that her lt,
Land Ind neglected her, and had leit her WIZ.
ON food Her mother told, ana irlcd 10 NV
bcr d,uchtcr removed 30 Ndvae. This was d0Ie,
INT the suffering which the woman ehoui'u u". ..
,lc removal vas too great for hrI 9ll ee "ieu ~"
hours after her arrival al her mOh'rs hlt; i I'' ~
Physician Johnson has been iniorneu ana Will III
ve,tga,e the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
rrvorr Possibility or GENERAL STRIKE

The cler tric wircncI ven Victorious N'S"'u"' w
eral important strikes large ne" buildings gen
t,,s If all m, building trades wa, about I" be "u'" "
a., - n...,u Buildlng in L'flye,U' Place be sh~'
t,, ronunion wircu,n were employed there "h'h W.
Rrokaw pr,m>cd to en.?!o' only union n'h. t'' W.
Inc trouble Because seven ..union "!rm,n ", ~ CIV
I,., -, steyu ,rotlcr, new building IN Wet I"FhF-
49,, a o.,or,, trkc was ordered ta,rr. A. the mon
ner, leaving the building the architect promised 10 as
cb,roe the nonunom men. The sane thins o'V"i''" ~
the new building at Washington Place aid "r'''s ~
mon o>,.ct to win in the manner to-day on 'e'e'"
r;.w buildings ia brooklyn 49,.
m. Electrical Contractors Association me, ~ 's
rpi'dmc Trades Club. No. ~ Fast Twenty tMl''' ",s
rycnin. The members of the association 'ls'n INA ',"
,a vi,ro,,n are now strife and they profess I" o
u.>e ,bat the -,iae viii adjust it,o all nsh ia "'' VI
tN, NJ wa, said however, tina; should Il become ~
.rr to get help to fight the strikers the S'o"s
zion known the United Building ir'ue> WI. ,.,.
Aid There f. therefore remote possibility Z" '""
sencral lockont or a general sniAc IN the bi'u"5 ~
during the coming w,ch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THREE MEN SCALDED TO DEATH
A BOILER ExpLODEs oN TN TUG AFD TIL
STEAM oyEECtME THEN WHILE
IIFN SLEPT.


STEAM oyEEC tME THEN WHILE
HEY SLEPT.
Tbreo mon were ,caldcd to death by the explosion
=, boiler ia tar fu-5olf Colonel T.. II. Grubb. which
va. lIu. g. summit 81. yesterday morning. The
victim. Of tie ACCIDENT We're the cook of the ve~'el
william Butts :uI tHo Of H. friends. vi hiel
Waicr, home No, known. ard Edward Gil~en OF
NJ 81 summit -. -aorily after the explosion
orr,r,.l -. accident discovered ly Walter
Drp,;,r' 1.,una ~ tie vc-s /. he went on board
He found the a.p alive. but developed Iii Steam
and ,llf,ri.. 40. o." agony. They were promptly
taken 10 t,c Ions Island College Hospital. but I'll
died In a Few hours. The ting Is owned ly John
McC;rath OF 40 1G7 Sacftt st.. who J. H. engineer
Charles Grant Is captain. They and the fireman LETT
her a; : D. m. after returning i.om trip 10 sandy
lioo,, on Monday. The nrc banked and LETT IN
GOOD order. Butts had been employed a. cook Oh the
bo,t for some tim. lie accustomed 10 have
some friends with him 20 pass the night. In"
three men were preparing for bed 10y watch
man aboard an adjoining vessel at II p. NJ. II =
thought that they left The furnace dooT closed ana
50 much steam was made that the boiler cNp'oa'f'
rs the safety valve did not work The escaping
steam surrounded the men IN theft hunks. and they
,yer. ovcr2nvcrcd aud sclldch In sleep before tn'V
could awake The boiler WIS recently Inspected ana
declared TO be I'm good order.