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The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
No Sunday SI,axe.

Kansas City, May 16.-.Judge Gill, in
the court of appeals to-day. handed down
a decision sustaining the conviction of a
barber violating the Sunday law, which
provides that no work other than house
hold offices or other work of necessity
shall be performed on Sunday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
IAed Dynamite.

East Cairo. Ky. May 12-Train No.
6 on thu a1obile e. Ohio was held up and
robbed late tonight at Laketon tank near
here. The robbers blew open the door
of the express car with dynimite. 1t
is not known how much booty they OBJ
tanned, or if any of the passengers were
rohhod
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
To Settle boundaries.

Rio Janeiro, May ia convention has
been signed between Brazil and France
for the appointment of mixed commits
sion to settle the dispute between the two
republics over the boundary between Bra
zil and French Guiana.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
Mr.. Curtix Re.ien.

Washir gton, May 16. = William E..
Curtis. director of the bureau of Ameri-
can republics, to-day returned to Wash
ington from Chicago. and rendered his
resignation to the president Mr.. Curtis
action was based upon request made by
the president on Saturday.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Winnipeg. Special, May 1G.-Thc resi-
dcnce of Mrs. Frank McCabe at Banff
was destroyed by fire last night Two
children, aged one and two years. per
islIed in the flames Mrs. McCabe was
seriously burned, but will recover.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
A Coal HEAVIER Killed,

West Superior, Wis, Special, May
ia man named Mike keddle, coal
HEAVIER, employed in the hold of the
steamer Vulcan, was fatally hurt this
evening by coal falling upon his head
from an ascending bucket. He was n.
married.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
According to report the new municipal

According to report the new municipal
administration OF Chamberlain, S. d.,
which Went into effect few days ago,
promises plenty OF work ior the temper
ance people. The town council is in ia
vor of the open saloon and OF collecting
fines periodically from the owners OF
such places. They claim that as the
same amount OF saloon business is other
wise done through the underground
passage the town treasury should have
the benefit OF it. The saloon men We're
not long catching on The result is
that two places are already open. The
Centcrvilic Enforcement League is not
sleeping, but is getting ready ior the bat
flo
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
S,,hheI El4ven Times.

Winnipeg, Man, Special, May 10
During a base ball game on farm near
Deloraine two players. named Greenway
and Walton. QUAR- eled, and the former
drew knife and stabbed the latter elev-
en- times. AValton's condition is critical
q Erounmuy has hnpn arrested.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Bird Island, MIMI, Special, May 12.-
Nelson Reed. one of the first settlers In
Renville county. died last night, aged
sixty-6ve years. Mr.. Reed was q Nom.
ber of the Fifth Minnesota regiment and
served through the late war.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
An Ashland Blaze.

Ashland, Wis, May l6-Fire damaged
n. S. Soper's carriage works last night.
Mr.. Soper places his loss at $4,000. with
5000 insurance. Other losses will ill.,
crease the total loss - $4,000; 10 ill.,
sllrance.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
Lost With All Hands.

Halifax, n. S.. May 12.-The schooner
Esperance, Capt. Richard. which sailed
from the Magdalene islands six weeks
ago with a crew of ten besides the cap
tain. on sealing voyage in the Gulf Of
St. Lawrence. has been lost with all
hands
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
Gold Recefved

New York, May 16-At the subtreas-
ury to-day the total amount of gold re-
ceived was $56O.COO. OF this amount
$2GO,OOO came from the West. and the re-
naming 100000 from local banks in
Candian coin.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
Gets a Consul.hip.

Washington, May 12.-The president
to-day appointed j. Hampton Hoge, of
Virginia, consul at Annoy, China, vice
Edward Bedloe. of Philadelphia.
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20

Forman-The residence of L. Chesley
of Havana was burned, together with
all the contents. Loss, $500; no in
surance
The Dickinson press., 1893-05-20
An Amendment Rejected.

London, May 16.-In the house of COM
mons tonight the Cavendish amendment to
the home rule bill was rejected by vote
Of 275 to 22S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
THE RIFT ~ THE RAPID TRANSIT CLOCD-

The absence Of George j. Could, VINO Is on "'
way to Europe may DELAY the Consideration 10y we
Manhattan Railway directors II ih" c"hpr"'h"'
propo,irion nf III" Rapid Transit Commits 'h'
FERNS Of The new offer will be- cnbcd 10 Mr. conn
ON his arrival In England. and some tim" next Week
the subject viii be taken mp at special meeting VI
tlc elevated railroad directors. rs the m'in"T "'
te board are scattered. II /, difficult To call 'h'h Il"
cetbcr Russell Sage said Yesterday that Ia" was VIII
ing to take up the subject for DISCUSSION lie dld
not believe that the company should De l"N'h NJ "ii
for the privileges offered To II.
at IS "A tux upon the business Of New York City,'
he said. "The elevated system has added hundreds
of millions To the taxable values Of the city ANA the
extensions will benefit the city long before IL VIII
benefit thc Manhattan. am entirely opposed 10
any percentage agreement with the city. II one
We're adopted We would De- In constant annoNanc!
from the authorities, who would b. raising question.
n, To how We kept accounts. MI that trouble must
be avoided. We will pay "A lump sum. # any. ana
| am willing to discuss the proposition Of the com
mission Il basis for Ia" sake OF cl'tulS sa'ls
factory settlement"
Commissioner Sarn wOnld saw nothing 10 report
ers about rapid transit yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

DANGEROUSLY BURNED BY ALIVE WIRE.
Edward McMullen, thirty years old, lineman en-
ployed by the Western Union Telegraph company
received Injuries yesterday which VIII prooapi9
result In death, from live wire belonging 70 all
electric light company. Samuel Meyer and a gang
q fnemen were busy yesterday making repairs 10
wires In different parts Of the city, When 'hey
reached CIrove-st and Newarkave.. McMullen was
directed to ascend a pole where some wires were
not properly adjusted. He did so.
A few minutes later the people on the streets VINO
had been watching McMullen were startled by near
ing him scream In an agonlzing manner. Ihey 81"
Mciullen hanging suspended in the air by wire'
II was a live wire and soon manifested this iact'
McMullen's left arm swung over the wire. Ills
face and breast rested II, and his legs were
twisted around the top crossplcce on the pole. A
ns,le blue flame could be- seen about McMullen, ana
The witnesses saw that he was being burned. .
The scr.ams Of the unfortunate man gradually
grew fainter and his hold OH the crosNplece WIN
his legs relaxed. When Foreman Meyer saw this !le
shouted tn a lneman TO follow, and Selling rope
he clambered up the pole rapidly. Meyer threw the
rope around McMullen and pulled him from the wire
and lowered him 10 the ground. McMulleh was
unconscious. He was taken TO the City Hospital.
and his horrible burns were cared for. The flesh
on his left arm burned away where the wire had
come In contact with II. 49,
pr. IdIick said there was possible chance that
McMullen would recover
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
PFEKSKILI,.

Judge Brown has handed down decision ""'Na
viii interest many villages IN the Empire o'ae'
affects the powers Of Boards OF supefN.oIS ~ 80
,hs corporatc limits of villages In lo'o Id" ""'
,assod hv tho Legislature relating TO the genera IN
Corporation of villages. This act gave the roaroN o
snnervisors of the various counties in the s'a.e .ne
mower TO enlarge boundaries OF any V"''So -,
me comfy upon the application OF the bo"ru VI
,rus,ees Of the interested village In ACCORDANCE VII"
th,s law the Board Of Trustees Of Peekskh appheu
10 the Board Of Supervisors Of westcheSter county
last July for an extension OF the boundaries sd o. 10 BE-
~ iii MANY owners OF property were gau a. w., "
brought into the village and Others wSTe he Hener in
,Sa v,llare limits than they would outside Nhe va
assessment roll Of this yehr waS ''' 70
0a,; their assessments and taxes; C inEt
anrn,ied IN Judge EroTD, OF the ouPiel" 90
wr,t NJ certIorar TO review the proceedings OF
me assessors Judge Browns decision holds tpa i
ssssssment was illegal and must be stricken rom 'u
ros and that the Board OF supervisors had no
;tv unaer the law To pass such an act Inc coIPoi
;n authorities will Undoubtedly appeal the case 10
establish the legality Of the matter Thoroughly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
DEATH OF MRS. MARGARET MANTOy MERRILL.

Margaret Manton Merrill, well known wr1ttr
lecturer and clocutiomis. died at her hon" the Honl"-
ward and Ninety -secOnds. Monday last. Sh"
born IN England thirty four years she came
to this country, however, when sill Young when
seventeen years old she was gi.duacl from the Uni
vcISity III Minnesota. After n tour In Europe she
entered the WOman's Medical College. AT Chicago.
Her health failing, she went TO Denver and for some
time published a temperance paper there. She next
went 10 Australia an clocutiOnary and l"ciurng
tour. ON her return she remained for several months
In san Francisco serving literary. art and dramatic
critic on several Of that ciys Journals.
I'm ie-1 Mrs. Merrill came to New York and soon
attained recognition for her work. Several Of her
short Stories Published recently In the magazines,
were much praised. soon after her arrival here
sho bcramc a member uf SuiOs,, AMI wa, serving
her second term chairman Of thv-Fl"iy', com
nittcc on Literature NJ The time OF her death.
She was n member Of the Gorth, SOficiy. and on" 81
thr charter members Of the recently formed PROBES
,lonal WOmcns League. OF the objects Of Which she
,tn- ardent supporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TIE SECOND MKEE JURY SELECTED.

The trial Of District Alderman william !. Mck""
on the charge Of grand larceny In connection with me
Columbus cclcbraton. on October II, l-". VIII lrhc-
,Ically begin to-day. two days having been taken up
with the selection OF In" second Jury. Inc Jurors
ara Edward Cole no 21s Rutcdge st.. provision
aoo,or. p.t.r d Ackcrman No. 27s Monroc-st.. Il
steamship agent: simeon salmon, No. 43i Henry
st. dealer In men underwear; Charles +. Oakley
No. o33 McDonough ST., tailor: George b. Roach NO.
3O6 ,chcrmcrhorn-,t.. rcalcstatc dealer, Thomas u
Manson No. D3 south Portland ave-. builder; Robert
F. Craig 40. 800 Belm0ntavc.. realesta'e d'al"r
samuel RoUIond No. 20 Willow-st -four dealer
Henry Crew no a2l Putnam ave-. Steamboat owner
John Finnery No. As Wlrrcn.st. uncnploye a- ;
and Christopher Johnson, No. $40 BushwickaNc..
grocer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

There were q suicide, an attempted suicide and
probable case of ARISEN ut NewBrunswick yesterday
At O'Clock IN the morning James scott, young
coored man, deliberately stepped into the Delaware
and Raiitan Canal. plank WAS thrown 10 him by
an empoyc along the canal. but he refused 10
grasp II and sank. The body came 10 the surface
an hour later and dragged out Of the water.
There l. 10 known motive for the suicide. At 10
O'Clock barn the Walker estate, at the boundary
line OF MiddlcscX and somerset counties. was found
TO 10 in fnmcs. Before assistance arrived the barn
and its contents destroyed. The los Is estimated
ut 5000 The barn j. Supposed TO have been set
on fire ly David J. walker, who has been mentally
unbalanced for s6inc time. Walker, after the
fire WAS discovered. ATTEMPTED 10 commit suicide.
and n number OF veins. lie was removed TO Wells
Hospital. where his wounds sewcd up lie IS
weak from loss of blood but will probably recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Torenz Gock. piano manufacturer, di'd y''''r
dav nj his home so. II Contest. lie was sky
seven wear, old and was born In Germany. "hh came
to this country IA l9iv lie hIu AN'u III ''0o"'' ]"
for forty years.
Lewis George Wood the twolvc-ycar-od boy VINO
was arrested On Monday for the murder oil H'rD'r'
Wagner three years old. at Howell. y. j.. was sent
TO RAYMOND street JAN yesterday by Pole" Justice
Walsh pending the arrival of rcquison papers nom
NewJcrsey lie persists In his denial Of The crime
and says that the little boy DRAGGED TIE gun about
the room and IL went on.
The Grand Jury found indictments of mnn'lAusA'r
Yesterday against III" physician an" '"' nus ''
charge Of TIE ward where Mr.. M1rgar" l.. Adair wa,
,.,i.nt I'm the Insane Hospital in Flathush. MI.
Adair was ninety years old. and died from shock
caused ly broken ribs on April -.
Mrs Catharinc VI, cicmouut was granted hni"i
divorce Yesterday from stewart /. H. Mc'mem"uh''
70 wAom she was married IN l-di.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
Nt,NV.NOPK CITY.

In tho roo,.est,te market Yesterday the sale nv
James : McOuilen. under order OF the supreme 'our'
In partition Of the estate OF Charles Longhrah' oe
ceased attracted general attention. The prices were
high in nearly every instance, many OF the parcels De-
ing purchased by the heirs att law.
The board Of officers who will have charge OF the
dock trial Of the engines % the cruiser Maine VIII
meet I'm the Navy Yard tomorrow. They Will make
arrangements for the trial. which probably VIII not
be held until next week. The Maine Is to be taken
from the dry-dook tomorrow afternoon
There will be q private opening OF Glen Island To-
day. Friends Of Mr.. stain will 90 on one o. his boats
from this city. The island will open to the puphc
tomorrow.
The italian Admiral in command Of the Italian
fleet now In this harbor and his flag lieutenant paio
an official visit TO RcarAdmlral Bancroft Ghcrardi
commandant Of the Navy Yard and station, IN inc
Navy Yard yesterday The Italian Admiral WAS re-
cciyed with a salute Of thirteen guns.
The Mayor has appointed T. Mason oliver inspector
~ common schools In the With school District, IN
place Of ex-Judge J. {. Julius Lanebein. resigned.
The fourtb annual mcrnlghs festival OF the
Manhattan Railway Relief Association will he held at
Lion Park, One-hundrcd and cighth-s and Columbus
ave-. on next Monday evening.
Bv inadvcrtance The Tribune in its account Sunday
Of the first experimental trial Of the new system OF
underground electric traction owned by the 'h'"S'
Electric Company gave credit 10 John j. Green OF
Boonton y. J. Mr.. Green was tile inventor OF the
shoe, by which the current Is taken into the car.
Other important features OF the system were the Ill
venton of g. r. Woods, j. ii. Dale and j. e. Van
Nui, The system as whole, II Is asserted solves
the problem OF underground electric traction from a
commercial point OF view.
The Board OF Trustees Of the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company. No. So Liberty ST., has declared a
mi-annual dividend OF per cent oil the capital
stock Of the company. payable July 3, 1913 Inc
transfer books close June 90.
The new Board Of Directors Of the New.fork ana
New.Jersey Bridge Company met yesterday at the
Office No. ola Broadway, and elected John Is. Kerr
president Louis Windmulcr vice president. Thomas
G. Clarke chief engineer, and Charles H. swan secre-
,arv and treasurer. 1t decided 10 reintrodnce
the Dunphy bill In Congress when 1t meets. and push
1t to final passage
Ballantine Gardrer OF No. 1876 East Tw'lith-s'
the father Of Charles Gardner, tine former superh
tenden OF Dr. Parkhurst's society," was arraigned IN
the Harlem Police Court yesterday. charged WIN as
saulting his wife. He was fined so.
The second day OF the sale of the Poole library Al
| the anction.rooms OF Bangs Co. yesterday was
| marked by higher prices for many Of the volumes
offered and the bidding more spirited while the
attendance was fair. The sale will be continued TO
day nj 10 80 and $50 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
RIDGEWOOD.
A FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

An explosion. which cost one life and inflicted
injue, which will probably result in another DEATH
occurred at the Rdgewood Quarries yesterday morning
The boiler OF the engine which the crusher
exploded and completely wrecked the engine-house
John j. Bogart. the superintendent. was killed His
BODY was thrown fifty feet and landed close 10 the
railroad track, badly INITIATED. Tie face was I'M
recognizable John Harrington, the engineer, VINO
lives at Paterson, standing close 10 BoGart and
r.csived injuries viii h nav cause his death Ira
Steel. "A nOllander VINO was employed about tho
works, was standing within three feet N fuperin-
,c;dent Eogart and escaped without a scratch. lie
was stunned by the conclusion, but soon recovered
Superintendent Rogart was one OF the Leading citizcns
of 'I;i1rewon lie was also real estate and in
snrance agent and president OF the KidSewood
Protective Association. and police justice. lie was
probably the best known and most popular man in
the town. The OF the explosion Is sim un-
determined Harrington, the injured engineer, was
taken 10 the General Hospital 1t was said at
the hospital that he was doing as well as could be-
expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY,.
YONKERS.

The Board OF Health has authorized Dr' bro""
TO use tents for smallpox patients TINS huh"oi'
They are cooler better ventilated and more re'oiH
cleaned and aired than a house. AZ
special meeting of the Board Of Health MONDAY ever"
ing James l.. SANDER, we'll lawyer Po
tested against the Board acting Board OF he"'tn
OF the city OF lonkcrs. on the ground 'ha' u'' 'V
ton OF the city charter constituting 'heh " nv'U
Health was repealed by the act passed by 'l' i"S'
1.g,s,ature constituting new Board OF Health
II appears from the statement mao 10 , ,hc
coroncr by lie husband OF Catherine PoWcrS' 'n
woman who was killed by falling from Whu'N Nj "a
6rr tenement in the third story OF house Oh ; un
ford-st Monday morning that the Wo'' IN. hospai
Sust before her death told the doctor 'lr nv
was reaching out the window to trt'h n.i,,,
when she lost her balance ~. 1t co enc
Yonkers Republicans Will attend the S'a,e Lraaue
Convention ut saratoga on June :, anu !, rSavrr
Aternates, w. p. Constable, Charles l. Brown anu
Joseph S Whiting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
LONG I>L.1ND.

BAPTISTs HOLDING THEIR SUMMER ME'liN"'
The Long Island Baptist Association "peh'u US
summer meeting 1t Rockville 'eh'r" S'''''u"f' :" -
w. , Iurr. ATTENDANCE OF delegates r'lr,"iiilhs All
,, noufi.t denominations Of Brooklyn and Long
Island The Roy. Mr.. Eddy. moderator 81 TIE "S-"l'
tion. presided The opening sermon was li'"'A'u ~
fine Rev Erwin Dcnnct Of the TabcrIao" church. ~
uroollvn Addresses were made ly ihc kcN. nr'
pin.d,.. Of the Marcy NN"nu" Church, 10" lI'N. ~
4 g Dixon Of the Ilnn-ou Plac" church NE hN'
Il H. IInH 81 The Greenwood Church. ana ne a.. 70
pr r. Marshall Harrison. ~ III" i,'Hlpl" i'lttt.'
t'urc r.. rronklyn. The sermon dnring u" 'N"lihE
was pr.aclcd by the Rev. ". j. shollar oil the lT''
BAPTIST Church, GrccnpOlnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ONLY 4 CHILD. YET A CLEVER THIEF
4 sEVrN-YEAR-OLD ITALIAN BOY WHO hN'

, sEyrNYEAR-OLD ITALIAN BOY WHO HIS
MADE \ REPUTATION.
4 Young but clever thief NAMED Michaei 'i""'
zaneIlo onlv seven Years old. whose motr'r HN''
AT No o Richardson was committed 10 - poN'-
nirks Home by Justice Gocttlns, IN the Lee ->N'''''
court Yesterday The commitment was maze at the
request OF Agent Mayer. Of the society Tor inc IRE
venlion OF Cruelty 10 Children, WI" o'>'r'O'" '.,
n. being Young in years but old In crime. HIS
tblcvng exploits began at the tender age =" loi'
years III, greatest theft committed abo"' SA
months ago when he entered grocery store on
Richard on near Iorimcrst., and took roll OF D's
amounting 10 1913 from barrel where the grocer
was I'm the habit OF keeping the money. lie next
went TO a fruit tand. where he gorScd him-eH Win
bananas and oranges. Collecting n NUMBER OF com
nanons he gave them lots Of candy, giving go
bill In payment.
The storekccpcr became suspicious and summoned
an officer who arrested the 10y. The balahc" OF
me stolen money was found on him when searched
Owing TO the boys age Justice Goetting hesitatcu
At sending him to an institution. and after reprl
mand returned him his mother A week later
the vonng thief entered the apartments OF n6ghbor
and stole gold watch and chain. This was recovered
and returned. Three months later he disappeared
with all his mothers tcwclry. and morning was hcHd
Of him until week ago, wien an olnc'r lounu
him asleep on the >tOOp Of bank Broadway. near
Wythcavc. He was using Dnnch 81 D'haitl,, ne
hou~c he aid both his parents were dead, and that
ne sold newspapers about the ferries. II" was TAKEN
10 court and recognized by Agent layer six Years
ago the boys father clopcd with another woman'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
PATERSON.

Prosecutor Gourlcy has been Informed by Supreme
Court Clerk Lee that the Court OF Errors and Ap
pcals had ordered rcargument In the cases OF
the Clifton racetrack managers. convicted in 1881 for
keeIing Il dsorierly house, and sentenced to state
Prison for term Of year and a fine OF II 600
J. W. Van Ness, OF FalrlAauph & Van Ness. paper
box manufacturers killed last night while swim
ming In the canal Lambert Bridge His son
was with him. There old canalboat tied
close the bridge. Van Ness was
close to the side OF this boat when another
boat approached. Before he could get out OF the
way he was crushed between the two. He
alive when taken from the water but died shortly
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
TO ASK FOR ANOTHER REAPPoRrloNMENT

Notice has been served the Board OF super
ysors by United states Dstrict-Atc rney Jesse John
SON acting rs counsel for Charles :. Whitney and
Others that an application will b" mad" to he
Supreme Court fer n writ Of mandamuS TO compel
another appointment OF King County on the grouni
that the recent rcapportlonmcnt divides wards which
are towns within the meaning Of tho law. and rs
such must not be divided, and that IN estimating
ponulatIon aliens have been enumerated. contrary
ia law These two points have not been passed
mon I'm the proceedings which led 10 the upsc,tine
81 The first gclrymandcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21
NVuITE. PLAINS.

H. v Arnold Of WORK CITY, Hamilton nisn'
,r of Putnam County, and Francis Larkin jr OF West
chester County the commissioners 10 opPrai>c w,
damages resulting from Commissioner D'i! '
along the Croton watershed, met at the comfy 'erN
orco r.s,ordav and after being sworn In, were
d,,ven 10 Kensco and inspected the places where
Commissioner Daily made his raids. i'c com, ,
mencemcm EXERCISES VI 10 Hall The
E oa,n s W,lIIom Ticrncy who died in the lookup ~
TarrytOwn on Tuesday. was caused by c lermnd
viii hold It's annual picnic at PuIdys Grove foi'
chester next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

Yonkers electric road has been running for fourteen
months and this is ITS first fatal ACCIDENT
Henry Ielinger seven years old, OF NO. o"' '"i'io
ST. BROOKLYN, was stealing ride behind u wagon
r.e,e,,tav afternoon and In crossing Fifhave. and
Park Place he was struck by trolley car OF the >t'
ave line ard was Instantly killed. The motorman Ns
Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-21

A Principle at stale" Your account OF the con
cert last night aid the musician. trembling with
indignation omitted all mention Of The very thing
] wanted ~ printed. The violin played. ~ !
was careful to tell youT reporter. was genuine
stadivarus and one Of the best he ever made
That's all right" said the editor Of THE Daily
Bread, when Mr. siradvarius gets his hddlcs
advertised In this paper 1t will cost him 80 cents
line. Good morning. sir "-lChicago Trlbnnc.