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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
iir' TANNED TO ROB HIS UNCLE'S HOUSE.
TIE NEPHEW ACCEPTS An ,xv,r,T,ox TO
DiNNEH AND LEAVES THE DOORS
OPEN FOR CoyFrDrp.Trs

men Charles A. White was invited 10 dine with
MS uncle Jacob W. Archer. Of No. i23 Greene-aTe.
recently ne concocted scheme to have the house
fopped while the dinner was going on. He went
NO. ll5l Bedford-ave land arranged Tor them 20
a,el ms inces hcuse and take all the money anu
i,M'il! theE could lay their hands He openc !
uie nan door on his way down II dinner anu
ESorse Allen entered the house Bur he was over
nearu anu Mr. Archer sent his for policeman
Alen round his escape cut off and hid under bed
mtc pretended 10 aid In the search and reported
that there was no upstairs but he turned out
thc gas and this led the policeman to suspect anu
MAKE u further search, which resulted in finding
Allen lie had stolen $50 lie gave evidence WHICH
ied to Whites arrest He said his brother hid
nothing TO do with the case. although he was
present when the plan contriged. All three
were Hrraisned in the Gates-avr. Police Court
yesterday and We're held for the Grand Jury. White
refused 70 say ANYTHING about ;he matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
MRS FIELDS VENTURE UNFORTUN1IE
SIZE ASKS THE COURT TO APPOINT RECEIVER
FOR UFE MILLINERY FIRM.

SIZE ASKS THE COURT TO APPOINT RECEIVER
FOR HER MILLINERY FIRM.
Judge Jngrahan signed order yesterday 10
con,nel William H. Curtis to show cause why a
receiver should no: be appointed for the millinery
concern in which he and Mrs. Cyrus w. Fleid
ors nortners The story Of Mrs. F4eld's plucky at
,smnt 10 aid IN paying her husbands debts was
told when the partnership was formed last fall.
Nrs Field acted as foreign agent for the firm, ana
has also spent much OF her time at the Brow
rooms. No. 20 Fifth-ave.
Mrs Field is a business woman and wishes 10
conduct her business business principles. She
SAYS that Mr. Curtis is lax in these affairs, and has
refused to inform her exactly where the firm
stands financially = , -.
Albert III. Gleason of Hastings Gleason. NO.
265 Broadway, Is Mrs. Fields attorney. Speakile
Of the suit yesterday he said: we are seeking
10 dissolve the partnership out OF JUSTICE 10 Mrs
Field and the creditors OF the firm. Mrs Field
contributed about 500 TO the firms capta. she
agreed to use her Influence. but ola not agree 10
devote her presence to the business. she was now
ever pefsonally present from october until re-
Gently during the entire business day. and heI
health has been much In consequence
"The firm did business amounting 10 many
thousands, but when Mrs. Fled asked now mat
tiers stood Mr. Curtis said he really did not know
Regular books had not been kept. Mrs Field as
covered that the bills for purchases or raw ma
ter,al amounted TO almost as many thousands as
the receipts. She found the capital greatly I'M
paired by rent and other expenses .
Mrs Field offered only short time ago TO
make an amicable arrangement whereby she couId
leave the firm and sacrifice the capital tme ana "a
influence she had put in Gurus dechheu !" uo
William H. Curtss. Mrs. Fields partner. could
not be found at his home. No. ~ west NiAety-sce-
ond-st. last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
prprcpry ATOMS or THE BLACK FOIShIN.

black foxskn. something rare In frrs ana
valuable "a a curiosity was placed In the Gus
tody Of Property Clerk Harro,t at Police Head.
quarters several weeks arc IT. had been ,b6 5asfn
~, W.. ny ,aor stolen from The Worlds Fair \ man
who called himself S5 R1k0'ky sftsrTIy
S Ssar Co., amurasai As there nc proof that
he ssIn hal been stolen Mr.. iiarriott allowed
hat ~ :, I5ebers a furrier at No. 1o2 Greene
st. VINO shS~T@ r 4 to r. r. GTamTp aS
ne i a ,e,nnscd TO him and had been sent TO
he Worlds Fair where 1t was stolen fes sro,,
ne mn and detectives said TO be searching for
Rntkosky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

pearl-st No 2S3: Patience G IIaydock 10 John
Petit ..............-.. ''''''''
Same property: Margaret Corlies to same..'''
Iseckman-st 40 -: James Affair 70 same.
Sheriff-si " $ 100 q Of llelancey-st 2oxV'
Moses Newhorg ct al to solomon Femer -;
Ranl-st NJ -: Caroline Ross 10 Amelia VI
Phillips .....'
Shcriff-st. s. 100 ~ 81 l'clanceN-st UNIV
Louis Davidson. referee. 10 ]. Ncwhpig 81 az.
Macdnugal-st. 40 l2s. I. Bnticnwicser ana Wlie
20 Benedict \ Klein .................t '.''''
Macdougal-st. No l.f. same 20 SAM. -.
Grcene-si. Nos III and ~; julia lirsh ana nus
Lerov-si. No 10; l. Buttenwleser and wife 10
Benedict Klein ...,....;:..'.. ,,,
osth-e, nos 40. ~ and ~. West. David Steiner
and wife 70 Julia Hrsh ....-....-:.- -.
seth st. T. 20 II 81 central i1fk VEST
Margaret 2borowski ct Il ~ u u Omstead =.
sist-sf NJ 1879. West: Mary ii Watts 70 DICK
sat-. Hos and j. Dickson q watts - Mary
West Erd-avc " 8. - II II " 19th-s'; Frank
l. Smith fo Willie Wilmni ......- - -.
9Ith-st s. 40 n 81 shave. "DNloos; Anna
81 Goebel 10 Julius Coebei 49, ,,.,
Lille D0nnelly 10 Alfred Beams. ............'
15th-s No % East, Boyd To ] Casper.
1l4th-st n >, 20 n ~ Amsterdam ave. IVN
lOoii: II Olmstead and wife TO l.
Willis ave. Q s. 30 Il n Of i37thst. 25x7j: John
/. Becker to ! Smith. jr:......
Earle-ave G s. 9s0 Il n Of Wes'chester ave 221x
500. Amy Quigley and husband 10 hlihaoe'h
Jennings st. S2s II n Of Bristow--t 2sSico; Frank
lin 4 Wilcox AMI wife 20 James X Duncan
Franklin-ave. g. $50 II VI lot ~. map MOI
risania 23l Ward. Mary keffoot To N""ie
Thompson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS '''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
MR. sCHLIEMANN ASKED TO RESIGN

Mayor Body made a formal demand upon tx
else Commissioner Schliemann for his resignation
Yesterday He sent him the following letter:
Dear Sir: Referring the understanding which was
established when you appointed Commissioner OF
Excise, namely. that in case our relations shou'o
cease TO be harmonious that should FAN
TO agree in regard 10 any given line OF policy should
ask and receive your resignation and also referring "a
matters Of recent controversy between hereby re-
quest your resignation.
The controversy referred to relates TO tie grant
ing of q license for the Paris Cafe. at Atlantic ana
Fourth ayes. after the Mayor had eXpfesse oppo-
sition TO n Mr. Schliemann refused 70 say whether
he would accede TO the Mayors request or not.
His term expires February !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
xoyr or THE DIsoRDERLY WOMEN SET FREE

The keepers and inmates OF the eight alleged dis
orderly houses which raid was made on Tues
day night by Captain Schmittberger ana ms de'
tectiyes fairly filed the pens at jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning over ntty Pr,iis'
oners had been gathered In during the night; me
most Important OF these that OF the az
legged theatrical boarding house ~ Nos ~ ana y
West Twenty-fourth-st. where nineteen prisoners
men and women. were taken. . -
In court Professor Demitrus Moscmus. the Greck
Egyptologist from the Egyptian Temple VINO. win
his wife vas arrested in The place. was discharged
as he appeared innocent OF the character or the
place In the afternoon all the rest Of the inmat -
were discha reed except Mrs Cummings. the pro-
prietress who was held for examna ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
HAYWOOD.

Three ruhians Of Fanwood while intoxicated from
a,p,e-tack. entered the house OF colored man
in the suburbs on Tuesday. and began to apply
insulting epithets to his wife. Her husband mean,
while returned, and Selling old gun used " as
club to give battle the ntrnders One Of them 2:
William Adams was badly injured that IL Is
feared he will die. His companions were put 10
flight by the enraged husband ADAMS haa 70 pc pc
thought his skull is fractured. Squire Moore. OF
Fanwood went to the hospital TO take Aaah hssS
made to arrest his assailant. who is ready TO sur.
render himself when wanted. The villagers think
he was entirely justified in his treatment oi ''e
rawdeS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
THE WITNESS IN A FAD TUMoR

The Commission 20 reaudt the Columbian bills
examined Thomas r. Devere yesterday In re-
gard TO the bills for music in the parade on October
q. 1892. Mr.. Deverell was in bad humor lie not
only said that he had not been able to find any OF
his vouchers receipts. but accused Assistant
Corporation Counsel Greenwood OF playing the
New-York lie declined TO answer many OF the
questions put to him. and no information was
elected
Peter Spodicls. Of the bandmasters paid by
Deverell said that he furnished two bands oil
leader said that he supplied three bands or twenty
men each. The inquiry was not ended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

Hawatha Lodge Of Free Masons Of Mount YER
non had an interesting meeting last night. There
were eight candidates for the Master Mason's de.
gree and Worshipful Master Guion began the work
Of comforting the degree at o'clock. so as to end
Sis work before midnight There were many rep
rcsentatives of the Grand Lodge and past masters
~ subordinate lodges and other visitors present.
cd The occasion one Of the most impressive in
~. history of the order. The Amphion Glee
Cih Will give its first subscription concert for the
sssson at Willard Hall tomorrow night. and. In
addition to the club itself. musical talent from
s,ion and Is supported by patrons. this being its
hiri year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
A RAID on Az IhLrcrT Drs7ILLERY.

Information that Illicit cisiery was being run
In the basement Of the tenen onthouse Nos. rs and
70 Cannon-st. was carried to the police at the
Union Market station Tuerday night. The house
Is owned BY J. Levi, the proprietor Of the Irving
dance hail. In Broonae-st.. and Is occupied by a
number OF families. Internal Revenue Officer Je'
roioman and policemen found copper STILL q
boiler three barrels OF mash and several barrels OF
lnolasses The men who had been operating the
distiAry had got warning and had escaped. The
mash and molasses were destroyed and the "icers
seized the still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
STRINGE DEATH OF TWO FIHMEhH.
THEY TRY TO DRIVE OVER A BRIDGE AND FALL.
FROM THEIR sEATs-THE HORSES FOUND

FROM THEIR sEATS-THE HORSES FOUND
HANGING FROM THE TREsTLE.
William Rose. thirty years old. and Henry Bats
lev over sixty, both well-known farmers. living
west Of Haverstraw met fearful death some
time Tuesday night at bridge on the New-Jersey
and New-York Railroad between Haverstraw ana
C;arneryie The two men drove TO Haverstraw
With wood Yesterday and after disposng or their
stock stayed until late at night in Hayerstraw
IN a middled condition. For some unknown reason
hey deserted the road and tried TO drive along ,ne
both must been hurled .d from w their
.ss sxnress In charge Of Conductor Birley came
along YESTERDAY morning at ,b Sorses were sHe hangs
iny from, the trese and the dead bodies or Baisey
ana on the grsHna oT 6m
oae the Inquest Will develop. The news OF tne
conductors ghasty fpd drew many yonsp Hesrt
ord red the removal OF the bodies to Haverstraw
Rose was unmarried but Ba'sley leaves nanny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
ELIZABETH.

Tho Renuh,ican headquarters in Elizabeth was
nearly destroyed by an unknown firebug on Tues
day night. He started the blaze in the dumb
waiter 1t extended rapidly through the bualn IN
and caused considerable damage before lhe nam me
Building. which was being renovated the pace ace
is historic Landmark being built soon ho,ae Of DR.
John Chetwood. welknown physician ana MS cen
t,ry II was afterward used as the Oh i.ad'e :.
Home and later for the Elizabeth Hlgh Scno1 pead
quarters The police think they have a Gle" 'ha'
NAV lead to the incendiary's detecuoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
NEWARK.

Leonard Schilline. fortytwo years old. OF NO 10
sanford-st. was taken to the City Hospital yes
,erday seriously wounded in the head. The shots
were fred by himself Schillings wife and two
children died last August. and he has been out or
employment. His misfortunes induced him TO drink.
on Tuesday he went TO Woodland Cemetery, where
his wife and children buried. and, standing
nvar his w,fe's grave. fred three shots into his
head with a revolver Schilling has daughter
aged six living with his wfes sister. =; TWen-
maltsters, at Commercial dock. struck yesterday
against a reduction of wages from $50 to S3 a
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

Additional charges made yesterday against
the Jersey City Street and Water Board by DR..
r1amor Allen Hugh Leslie and Thomas Hill. These
include fraud in the manner of paying for work
done on School Building No. %: failure to provide
nroper school buildings. and closing Pearl-st In
he interest of the Pennsylvania Railroad without
regard TO the rights of property owners and per-
sons doing business on the street. Mayor Wanser
said he would hear the case on Tuesday. The
original charges which include mafeasance diver
sion OF funds and the closing Of Railroadave, will
be heard tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
MRS w II. IANGLEY's MOTIONS DENIED.

MRS w " LANGLEY'S MOTIONS DENIED.
A decision was handed down in the supreme
Court Yesterday DENYING the motions for counsel
fee and alirnony in the second suit for absolute
divorce begun by Mrs. Marie Belle Langley asaihs
William H. Langley and in her sui! for hmlI u,d
that both applications could not be granted, anp
he would deny the one in me suit ior ninITu w, ne
other suit was disposed Of. He denied me o'heF n
application on the ground that the cna i, o
nositivclv denied by the defendant. Mrs. Langley
dId not disclose the names OF her Witnesses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

VILLAGE TMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by u. &. Northrop. the prime mover
I'm hi, work. New-NOrk City men who want
10 help bcuutify their native towns In the
country should read this. d cents II copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

ART AVID ARCHITECTURE Mt the WORLDS
FAIW.-Thc only guide In existence which
discusses the pictures and buildings of the
Eair. Illustrated. ID cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACEs-Thc story
Of rnrh Of the rnces of pnst ycnrs. well toiu
and profuseIy illustrated. 30 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

TRVSTs.-ArGumcntsi In their favor by =. c.
T. DodJ, solicitor of the standard OIL Conn
many and argument against by T.. " Pow
derby GRIND Master Workman of the knights
of Labor. - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
iIufnru,sbco Apartments 10 Get.

TM[E ALEXANDRIA,
,a 80 rop INST ST. AND gin AVE.
fc"ant Suites 10 r~nt Newiy decorated and steam
heated. All improvement "e"' -" 70 S'o Der "o"
Ipu on Drtnlisc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aud Robert. Harriet Wilcox. . t'th-sf 81 g. +,
Beck is solomon y'; :, al 10 ~ sna an :.
IIendcrson Alice to &c, " Dny'oa No 40 90
p5 srSdaS'T ieien 1'" 10 Lynch si-a,s
cs5ay Si Ia,reS and VIE 10 Metropolitan saw
ings Bank. iOist-st. of 3ih-a'e yea. ."
ca,hs e New ane anS's"5 10 .,a','
~ e ,1,.ese OF 100
Dgc FRANK r and ano'cI 70 Mag5!Ge M
duncan Ssar James 4, To- wilcox Jenninss
s., & pri',9ws, Ee"Ts. Mos. N.;,cis e;
sI executors sh~rir-s Il u pencey--t - .,
CLAN Joseph ]. 10 United states Trls, -
u New-York 2i-ave e corner OF '"''''' ~ n
GrIGifF i'm. to MATHEW Farrell. n iOoh-s' >,
vt. 9f Mqhso9,sye Gs n9 ,dfe 10 Brown r. ct
AZ ieroy--t. No 8. and other property 3 mort q, =.
KTc2nan Mary l. 10 ini,ci states trust -. "a
ave " corner 3iih-sl . yr''., ,,,e
h ~ ni .of,e - 'si 10"
1orra'soI. criia 70 j. sr.@s ANA a"'n-r "a
Lindcrnsnn Helena. TO Cameron. S'th- o., q.
1s ss az ''I'i:' and Tlic 10 DtiicK =.
Lennon. Anna j. and another 10 u (ilsenheimrr. -.
coIgfnaug.sv; Of ii''e-r ruh isi-s
& 2a'ay siop6 y'G r. P"is T.. Moui fremont
ave corncr OF Antheny ave. GcnanG '1'
Nelson. Charles = and w 70 = u iGn ra a' IL.
oirns,.nd y IT, ana we 10 \ II Wh'nry. .,o.
pr, tpi' John and Vie 10 II q Corlels a.
Jearl-st. . ~ Bcekman-s'. : mortgage =. i"''
Rl,a Albert NJ - + i Forster. lot 2s'. map i J. ~
ana n \ Forster. wears ............;., =
Ritiorman Nathan. and wife to Splpn n lfank"l,
W Willei st. u Rivngton g. y"hr.......' -
Sassuan Elizabeth. 80 David Quigl~v. 4" Eagle
ave u Nesirhester-are. insialfn~nt'........ ID"
C,atp Frederick ". Amanda NIss~rfnan. II
fsafh.at o OF Bnmhridge-ave s years. T."
T.nnv " 4 and another to T. + Black and an
oiier. Malison-aye. q 2S'h-s'' : years ~.
mprfg lgeT wa
WALLACE Samson aud another To- Julius Gprh"l, . -
N IA st " Of Avenue A. years............ lia
Webster William Y. and wife tu Terence jacob
son Lesins'on-ave' " corner II '''h-|'' q
Vol william j. & dc la Mare. NJ lib
10 22l7 3d-ayc and ~ 80 TO ZIG East l2lsi- .
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81
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MIIIIONAIRES.-A complete list of the -
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NOW they made their moncy. Only list ever
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

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fnrs ano Rings.

r. O. SIN ~, W. n,irc stock Of furs down the
.ssh,e nrccs at which reliable goods Gun b. sold
Stores open evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

ALMANAC. ISO3.-Thtrd Edition. revised tn
the drst of April. really splendid number.
Fir,t of the great Almanacn on the ninr,cf
$50 pnges. AUv ready. Facts nbOut the
Worlds Fair - cents copy.
SOUR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition. with IL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
WHITE STAR LINE.

.icutonlc. Deco 3 80 pm. ,Ieutonic. Ian ~,
f.ermanic Ian 3 - GArInanic Jan. 81 -----
Britannia. Jan. ~, - AHrdtic 4 ~. :,
From Waite star Dock, foot q West iV ,Sn and
locaiil or berth Second these steamers, 80
and $40 Storage b. or from tlc Old Country, 50.
No. 20 Broadway. New-York. Philadelphia once. 4cO
H. MAITLAND KERSEY Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14
STEAMBOATS,.

gTORllMGTWN l0EGEo
INSIDE ROUTE.
rAEES EEDvCLD i,1si oS 80 s rROwiD y ~
and NFW.mAMISHIRE leave new Pier 80. y. T.. one
bloch above Canast, at y. IN. daily. except SUNDAY.
n, OsTON AND. EAST FALL RIVE Il LINE wa
Is MN RI and ran RIVER. Steamers PILGRIM and
uEMjuTH In commission. Leave PR 2e y. r., foot OF
Nrrroy.>t wee, and sundays, az > 100 l.. NJ Con
netng Annex leaves Bruoklln Ut 80 Jersey City
a pO T. 81 Orchestra carh steam er. NcstiOulei IN
,re,. tfain between STEAMBOAT WhaH ia RIVER ana Ecs
ton.
~ CW-UALEN- FARE Sl.-Magniiicent new
~ twn.-iew steci steamer "Kichari pecl the FLYER.
I,.r,t ,,eau,r Oh Long Island sound leaves Plr o.
-, an, M 4 D. M. SUNDAYS excepted. arriving a.
Ncr'il,v.,, \ Is l.. r.. for trains to Merlden
Hartford Springfield and North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-14

ANC IIOR Ii f..
~ UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS .
FOR GLAS Cow VIA LON 20 D Il 4 p Y.
- From Pier 81, ~ H.. foot OF West 2ithat u
Ethiopia Dee -. =. M AnchoriI Dec. 30 no H.
Cabin. s45 and upward secone cabin. go
Sts.r1gc. outward 80. prepaid. RI
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT EEDr CED RATES
drafts and other Information, api.f 10
HENDERSON, nROrHEIS. bowling Grecn. New YORK
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01
Used to Live in wheeling.

Harry McGreevy, who died at Gov
ington, KY, Thursday, from the effects
of knife wound inflicted some time
ago by John Scott Harrison, is native
Of Wheeling, and used to live in the
Sixth ward. The cutting occurred In
Boyer Bros. saloon, on Christmas day.
One man was playing piano and sew
eral were singing. Harrison joined In
the music and endeavored to push bis
way to tho piano. Harry McGreevy
pushed him back. He pushed forward
again, and McGreevy struck him in the
face with his fist. Harrison drew his
knife and made desperate lunge at
McGreevy. The rolling-mill man en-
deavored to catch the knifO-user's
wrist. He fell back with groan
of pain. Harrison's knife had laid open
his arm from the elbow to the wrist.
Harrison ma1aged to get away in
the confusion which followed the cutt-
ing. McGreevy was taken to Nodler's
drug store, where DR.. Gerrill dressed
his wound. 1t was not deep and was
not considered dangerous. On We'd
nesday, however, erysipelas set in, and
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning Nc
Greevy died from the effects OF the
wound. Harrison is prominent in Soc
ial circles In CovingtOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01
DIED.

FREIDRICHS-saturd December 81, 1892,
at Il: IS O'Clock p. m. FERDINAND fREIDRIcHs,
aged IS years, 9 months and 20 days.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1915
Woods street, Monday at O'Clock p. m. In
terment at Mt. Zion cemetery. Friends are In
tied.
STEwART-At Youngstown, Ohio, Monday,
December g. 1892. Of diphtheria, ROBERT BAGss
STEWART, only SON OF David and Marion Stew
art. aged years and months.
OBERMANN-OnF Friday morning, a. twenty
minutes OF O'Clock, WILLIAM JACOB AUGUST
RUDOLF OBERNANT. youngest child OF Charles
and Carolina Obei mann, 81 the age OF year, b
months and IL days.
BUCHAEAN-At Bellaire. Ohio. Tuesday
evening. at 1905 o'clock. DAVID BUCHANAN,
aged 60 years
wADE-At Martins Ferry. Ohio, Tuesday,
December q, 1929. at II O'Clock a. m, ELIZA
BETH daughter Of II. J. and Ann Wade, aged 50
years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-01-01

known comedian, has claim OF $50 for
salary, but does not expect to get 1t.
After considerable dickering In the
Souire's Office Mr.. Scofeld finally con-
fessed judgement on the claims OF two
or three of the actors whose salaries
have for some time been overdue. The
case will come up again next Tuesday.
Mr.. Van Keuren, one OF the heaviest
creditors, did not insist upon Seoheld
going to jail and he was released upon
his own cognizance. Among other bills
due from the firm is one OF sos to the
West Virginia Printing Company. The
Musee as it now stands with all the
fixtures complete is worth about $4,000
according to Mr.. Scotield's statement,
and is encountered to the extent OF
80, 200.