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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
THE DEAD DOG SAVED HIS LIFE.

The life OF a boy who fell into dSn'ed wen III 'ne
r,,r nor,,on of the annexed district. at osborn 81
and Belmont ave. on Wednesday was saved Dy u'
dead body OF a dog which fell Into the wei Il ~"
DAYS before and died there. The boy was MAX Levy
seven years old and he lives near the we'll winch i
forty feet deep The plank which bad ooVer'" II
since is use wa STOPPED rot5cd away 20 that iarse
xcy,foundland dog fell into II week ago. Inc w,
v,N nrco about Tie well and crossed m" LOT wh'r" l,
l. circles, v and went into 1t hcaclong bu' me orh,
od, ~, The dog served a, an air cushion ana oaNrl
IL uf. H.. So. only little and ~ soon ~ NJ
60; M. breath he cried and was heard hr'n, ~, !,
Inv-rrnI mo ne VOL - derrick rugged mp i"r
the purposr and rescued the boy tn" wen VIII h""
no .d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
AEFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
INVESTIGATING THE ESCAPE.
~, THE KEEPERS SAYS HE WAS ASLEEP
,vrrS THE PRISONERS GOT AWAY
rR0M LILLE PENITENTIARY.

WIEN THE PRISONERS GOT AWAY
FROM THE PENITENTIARY.
rh commissioners OF Charities and Correction be-
GAN Yesterday their investigation OF the recent escape
., IN. two coorci prisoners. Fnrman and Walters,
from the Kings County Penitcn,ary. at Nostrand-avc
and Carroll-s. Warden Hayes TOOK the Commls
sonor over the route the prisoners pursued in their
csc,ne. and showed how the men sawed of the bars
., ther cell while the keepers slept and then made
their way TO the lower part Of the corridor, and
fastening two ladders together managed to reach
small window from which they pulled the bars ana
made their escape to the prison yard from which
they got out by climbing upon some blrrels so as 10
get over the wall. Commissioner Colt presided III
the investigation. The report b. Warden Hayes OF
tbo escape was read and hc was questioned. lie
said that Keepers Patrick Mct'laTcrty and James
nnrnng were I'm charge Of the long-term prison on
SUNDAY evening. Dunnlnc had only been employed
In the prison for seven months. He explained mat
the prisoners had the knives, scrcwirvcr and SASH
cord found In their possession by the fact that theS
could not BE- searched every day when they LETT the
shop, I'm which they worked, except superncially
Occasionally the cells were cleaned ana carefully
searched he said. The Warden said he did not THINK
that IT woui have been possible for the men TO es-
cane II the Keepers had not slept on post. James
Hughes Deputy Warden. I'm lis examination said 'la'
the escaped prisoners were locked In their cells Oh
sunday night. No examination was regularly maze
Of the bars OF the cells, but once month ne eN-
amned the cells TO their cleanliness lie d'' no.
search them unless something was missed lie hil
not think discipline had been in any way rraHcd
sine, Warden Hayes took chrrgr Of the p,nnchuarS'
Keeper William smith testified that Il" loo heu NJ
Cnnrrty AMI burning In the long term prison ne
said he wa, duty sunday night, May -, ana Hill
Il tour AT 10 80 p. m. TO see thit all IN h-h', ,
out. lie told by his associate aitcr III 'iir
lights were out that he could read Il newspaper -,
20 10 sleep rs h. fit. lie had not bcch wen
Tor two days and h. slept from II o'clock TO ;o a.
m. II was the custom for IN" keepers IN tie Ions'
term prison sleep whom locked In. Ills asso'la,n
mus also have been asleep the prisoners '"di1
not have escaped. Commissioner Murphy r'tharhe l
that IL a keeper had never been stolen from we
prison he supposed III" keepers felt SAFE III S"'P"s
The investigation WAS not ended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

4 moonlight excursion for the benefit OF inc Nc
mortal lIosp,a will be- made on the steamer "'h'ra'
,lo-,.,u on Moncay. June 10 Concrno'' band' s'V-
crnl male qrar's and Other music VIII be inrh''"''
frank H. Morris. lcitorcIirir was "ppo'"'u
.,.. ,,nfo,.. 81 station Yet rday. - Nu''''''
Join If. Nc,o,,y who Aaa been made "-SS''"' po''
master
Tho suit OF OK sheriff Lewis Il. stegman to recover
% 400 from Francis :. iodgkinSon. VINO WIS ueP"'N
eh,dr under him. and Henry :. Iolings WORTH Inc
,o,h.r,nlow md surety for Hod cdnson. Is on trial
a., ,h. .uurcme Court Sheriff stegman was elected
In isal and was In Office three years. lie says LIE
sold piece Of property under foreclosure OF mortgage
FOR al 900 and the mortgage was s0A3o' leaving
- 30 Of which lIodslin- retained F"'4Vo i"'
,l. own rs. ID" defendant d'n's RECEIVING th'
money The casr wa not 'nd'd Y'''iu'S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

New.Yoik Jockey Club races. Morris Park, 30 p .
Custom.IIousc investigation Barge Once 10 30 a. m.
Senate Committee Immigration. New Ncthcrand
Hotel.
Columbia College sophomore parade. evening.
Pct Dog Show, Lcnox Lyceum.
Meeting Of Madison Square Garden directors.
New.York. Cleveland boseball match. Polo Grounds
y. m
New.York Infant Asylum reception, 80 10 p. m.
Uptown property owners indignation meeting Modl'
son Hail. p. III.
Police E0ard meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
II E. A r N
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY.
And this is what we'll sell.
=. "a. 20 AND 30 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET
In Basement

In Basement
Fine Fancy Gnghams-
Embroidered Stripes and Plaids 49, .
and novelties in other stylcs-were lo'a an ~
I.irilt 20 yards to buyer
Lace Stripe Ginghams-
Satin Plaid and 1ircnadine effects .
Pink, Bue Heotrope. Old Rose. etc.; worth % liz
silk finish Pongecs-
Navy Jiobeln. Tan and Black. with ~,
white and colored ngures-worth IL wv
india Dc Lanes-extra wide
Black and Colored Grounds-natnrai o.,
flower desgns-fast colors-worth Ia
BEDFORD Cords-extIa wide
rlain colors-cxact copies OF n,
Fine French wool fabrics
Nottingham and Scotch Lace Bed sets-cOmple" 90 80
Fine Antique Lace Bed Sets-conpe@ 10
100 pair full width Nottingham Curtains ,os
With extra wide borders-larce leaf cnec's ,oa
BRUSSELS eyects-Bow knot and fleur NC LIS o ,o
Point d'E-prit Cenres-closc bofder . -o ~ "a
Real lace ejfects-eXtra Tine thfeau' WIZ" o co
Plain ceatre rich Tulip and ferhleai oo'ue' . 40
French Muslin Curtalns-huted rune IN oos
Gold and White Madras Curtains-"o'" NV ~
p,rdad Curtans-chenille fringe IN
French spot Curtain Muslins-4o ihch ,o,.
Elucd ruGling trim , -.
Fancy cord Dr,pcrles-double boraef-4o '"'N ~.
Extra Heavy Lace stripe scfin-io i'' ,o.c
Yard wide Silkolines-new Styles TO-
Egyptian Sash Nets-yard WHO !,
satin stripe slip Coverings
In Bas pment M
woodbury's Facial Soaps ~
All Glycerne Soap, oo
Murray & Iandmann Florida waters o. o.
pinaui's Hair Tonic 40
Lubin's Extracts DC
Wire Hair Brushes So
steel Curling Irons
In basement
Fancy STRIPED Blankets. each n
Fun size SIkoine Comfortabes, worth -.oo So
Good Feather Pillows. regular SIZE worm i'' 49,. %
Rest j. a. Hair Ma,csscs-io IDS CO.,
Tmb'd Monte Lap Robes-worth La 20
Fawn Sheets-shapcd-worh LOU
In Basement
Wool Fannels-plain and stripes a.
Fine Scotch Flannes-strires and cheeks
| Canton Fannel- worth 10
yardwiic Tnblcached Mu,llns-wor'h o'2
| YARD wide Blcachcd Musins-worth co ~
| Remnants Fine Dress Slcsias-"ortn Ia
| Rcady.cut Waist Lninss-woith Az
On Main Floor
| Fx,r, heavy All Linen Cream DamasKs On
l,iu Hlcoch-G7 .inch-a dozen styles
German Double Damasks-eNtra quality a..
Fancy Turkey Red Damasks-'s'inch %
German Linen Napkins-fnst edge-pef uoA' .s,c
| check Doyics-l G-lnch square ,ot
| Al Linen Damask TOwel--iO inches Io"s a..
| tttnr.d Glass Iowels-yd long ~
| rx,ra rnc Double Damask Towcs-Knot fringe l.
| rvtt, laree-double lace borier-Knot fringe 49,
| turkish Towcls-4i.inch-cream ana "h''s o.,
| Turkish Bath Towels-5s inches long
| On Main Floor
! AKRON Lawn.-iO inch-laco bordf -,
! iN.a heavy Naln-oo> checks VI" - a.
| 'o.'rch N.c''rit Lawns ~. a.
,''''.. ,a.,o- ,n,on Lawn, worth rs lie
| Extra Tine Dotted Swiss for dresses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
TRIAL or ALDERMAN M'KEE POSTPONED.

No business was transacted In the Kings county
Court Of Sessions yesterday on account OF me con
timed Illness Of Associate Justice Kelly OF flatDu'h
The continuation Of the trial OF Alderman Mckee VINO
g. uccu.cd with Others OF connving AT the payment
by tho city of fraudulent bill for ire reviewing
stands used by the city daring the Columbian cecDr'
lion last fan. has been postponed until MONDAY h'Nt
nt 10 n M A. Justice Kelly Wa present NJ lhc
Snennc OF the trial It cannot be- continued without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

Commencing June 3 train leaving Long Island city
at 80 and Brooklyn 30 D. m. for lalchoguc Will
De extended to sag Ilarbor stopping at All stations
east Of Pachoguc. An additional train from Lons
Island City al 30 and Brooklyn q :23 J.. m for
Patchogue. stopping at all stations except Roscdale
Beltnore and J.mdenhurst. An additional train
from sag Iiaror at 80 stopping at all station
east OF Patchogue. This service daily except sun
days. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
ALBEM ARLE-Senator NJ. G. Butler. Of South Carolina.
and Patrick Calhoun. OF Georgia. RREVOORT-SonatOr
j. ID. Cameron OF PENNSYLVANIA. GIL>EY-Scnator Daniel
w. Voorhees, OF Indiana HOFFMAN-State Controller
Frank Campbell. OF Bath. n. y. HOLLAND-lienry C..
Frlck O! Pittsburg. NORMANDIE-Dr. Il. j. Calling.
Of Hartford. PLAZA-David a. Wells OF Norwich,
Conn WALDORF-J J.. Croker. y. Y. State Supcrin-
tendent OF Public instruction. WINDSOR-Wiam II.
Seward OF Auburn, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
APPRAISER COOPER DENIES THE CHARLES
RE SAYS THAT HE MADE no EFFORT TO HAVE
BAssETT pERJURE HIMSELF


BAssETT PERJURE HIMSELF
varvo,,o ". Cooper. the Appraiser. who WAS ac-
cused by his s,enographer stephen W. Bassett. Of
irving 10 force him TO commit perjury IN connection
with an investigation which the Appraiser was making
nc IN how rertan oicial correspondence between nm
and tho Secretary Of the Treasury, IN l-o1 was pub
lished was reading the statement Of MS Stchogi"PnF
when a Tribune reporter called upon him last evening
IN ask him for his side Of the case. The Appraiser
seemed 10 be greatly asOnishcd at the rsnpohy
which he had been reading. and when he was asked
" he had anything TO say, ne replied III earnest
tones:
at Is absolutely untrue that ever ordered bassel'
TO give I'D any letters Mr.. Corbctt Neither did
ever tell him to plead ignorance as TO the manner
In which the letters became public. nor ala ASK
or tell him 10 swear that they were continually III
his possession, he tescs. II Furthermore j. III
terlv falsa that ! sent Deputy Appraiser Corbtt 10
ia soft with the verbal message that would recon-
mend MS dismissal unless he testified as wanted nm
10 and | never made any such statement 10 NM
II also is not true that told Corbcit or Basscu MAJ
had got out Of several holes. and that Bassct would
get the worst OF 1t ~ he did not do rs wanted him
to do. / did not and have arranged for Basseits
dismissal from the service and 1t was only yesterday
that told the members OF the commission that had
Tie only support for the charge that asked
the fact that when the secretary Of the Treasury
Instructed me TO make an investigation. prepared a
LIST OF questions TO be put TO the various Witnesses
in the Appraisers Stores and asked Ba,sctt To answer
them lie refused to do 50. and DELAYED forward
a hay or two thinking that he might change his mind
before sending It finally asked him If he wond pre-
fer 10 have his testimony taken by a special com
mission than by me this investigation and he re-
piled that ne preferred TO have It taken BY the com
mission | held the opportunity open for him mp 10
the very last minute but he stil refused TO TESTIFY
"what is the motive for his testimony today
the Appraiser asked.
"Ihe motive I think, Is plain. and 1t undoubtedly
viii be made more so before long,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
NETWORK CITY.

Homer n. Lockwood arrived home Wednesday even
Ing after n trip OF several months In Mexico. Cali
fornia and the Rocky Mountains.
The senior class of Columbia College yesterday
afternoon. after O close and exciting ballot, elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

A good boys and mems store is one
where only good clothes for boys ana
men are sold-and your money back
if YOU want it.
That's the bottom ground OF good
business; the retinements are pleasant
surroundings, courteous treatment,
ready service, and hundred other
graccs that are here or will come as we
grow.
Won't you help us Grow-for your
own advantage!
"Clothcs" means for example chew
lot suits, underwear, hats, shoes,
Notwithstanding that men and
boys wear.
ROGERS, PEEr & co.
THREE rrlnss;
STOKsS s2d Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

+ & w "OCT>1 SHATTEMvC. +. * w,
Either style you wear low coSr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

Browns Camphoratcd SaponaccouS Drn'iiri zee
ia. t,'t The world Tor pl'-'fNint the
,..h mfr. hing aid delicious" - cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

DIR Sanfords Liver invlSOratcr IL veEctaD
eu,s 20, bllousness constipation. ndlgesuou. IL cur
thousands annU ally-IFy H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
MENTION
SPECIAL

Advertisements admitted int these cotnmns
re ROC a mu,~nd~d TO the readers Of TIKI rHtRs
~ -. ,ncrourhIy reliable. and bustuess can 10
dsmr bv mail with the advertisers with perfecs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
On Main Floor

fMy t;% fishers gire erery desired 'fo'1'oaoa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
Annou G. ncnts

A LUXURY FOR ToUr SITS 49,. ,.,,,
n, rvon," PITT Tooth Powder IN metal ho.es Win
,,,nn, measuring tube Neat and portable. 20 cts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

HENRY \ DANIELS VI. u.
30 WfSi s9IIl.Sl.
r.c,acs OF 10 Nervous Sy-t'm. t'cnlto- rhafy oEa'
,..,-a,y ana Stcrlity. Hours. 10 l. b 10 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
S p e G IF c S


Establishments admitted into these columns
=. ~ recommended to the readers Of THE Thlh.
INE ms thoroughly reliable ana e"s.nsss c"m r y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
In Basement
In Basement

Wool Flanncls-plan and stripes
Fine scotch Flannels-strlpes ana ehecNs
Canton Flannel>; worth 10
vo,d.widc Tnblcached Mu,lns-wor,h or
yari.wdc Blcachcd Muslins-worth Us
remnant. rinc Dress snesias-worth 12i2
Ready. cut Waist Llnings-woih Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

A. X. Tingle, the Supervising Special Agent
of the Treasury Department. was next called.
He said that he had been in the Treasury De-
partment for twenty-six years. He was asked to
tall what he knew about the Wiswal case, and
he said
Soma time in ls9l-the soring think-as was leav.
, 1893-04-06
fir sic Uoromeitieite.
Cine wtlfommene MISUNDERSTANDING fir
Ole Bepohner oieier 6e9eno beporz
iteheno.

Die in Ser 'geitrigeu Sta6tratbSitbltng
51r 2lnnaDme g~elangte &eror0nun9 Der
ySefferion Street &atlpaD 60" bic ST.
baurng elmer eleftrii6en 8aDn an Gliton
2lDe. uno anoercn Reinforcement Ser 9f0roe
~peltiette 6etreiienD, lit fir btele 10 LANCE
perna6lGlit9te 0cgenb Elm g~reigntB bon
GROCER 8eDeutlln9. Die 8epobner tporen
btsber bauptlG6licb auf Bic Gilenbabn mD
cine recbt t~ranrtge Observation-Disclosures
allgetDteien tno pit in GROCER Ge%rlegcnDett,
lDenn .eS Iib Oarum Danoelte, in m08lt6lt
fltrSer Belt ben llbrigen Sta0ttDetl2n etnen
8eiucb a65uftattcn. 9te1em l(ebelltarO
miro iebt ab9ebolfeu.
Qluf ben fOlgenben StraBen lolen @eletle
gelegt merOelt: Son Ser &reuSung Der
GlitDn@ un6 Wtilnautee 2lpe. norO1Deitltcb
81 ben StaOtgren5en; auf Belmont Npe.
bis 5ur NSeitern Q(pe,, auf @ratpforD rnO
Yeterion QlDe. nacb Srning B0rf 8OuIc~
barb auf 9aiprence un6 Wtilpaufee QlOe.
bis 81 ben S~taotgren5en arf WfOntrOie
8oulcDar0, StelDart QlDe., 6rdntltn Str,
Sefferion QDe. unO Srtpn9 Yorf 8Oule1
(Daro 5I ben StaDt9ren3en; aut 9Sar1er
ltnb Eto9elanO 2lDe. 5ulu SrDttG Eart
8oulepar0; auf Der QSe1tern 2lDe. BON
Gliton 9lpe. 81 SEN Stoot9ren5en; auf
California Q(pe. BON Clifton bis 5u Otelrole
NDe., I'M D0nn, 1Dbal0 Die CALIFORNIA NDe,
tpeiter hurb9elegt 1T, nOr0ltD fortgefitbrt
SIT tDer0en..
Bonn iii0ltcben @n6punft BET 8abn, Oftl>
tpaufee unb @liton 2lpe., bis sur Belmont
Qpe. iou oie uele 8abn bis Sum |. Sftober
fertig geitellt ieil1. 9ieic Strede lit bere!tS
bis Snom StraBe, aiio bis 5ur 8ranb'icb en
8raucrei, gepflaitert uno fit Bic nDrolidDe
Stredc itnD Die Gontr1fte fltr D15 Is tla1terr
bercits Derge6en. Die 8etpobner bon
QDDn0ale perOen al1o I'M 6erb1t beretts
@elegenDeit baben, fir Ben 6abrpretS BON
fWnf GentS ulo in .b6bitenS 25 Wttnuten
nacb Ser unteren Stobt 81 fabren. 9tacb
Icrttgitclung oteier StreGe miro Der nGcbIte
She'll Der 8abn, 5ipticben Belmont uno Der
&reuSung Der QSGrner uno Seo5ie Npe.,
tpofiir bic 2llieBmentS fitr ben Nb5u9scanal
bereitS ouferle9t iinb, in 2(ngriif %genOn1nlen
ln0 III DerbGltntBnGBig fur5er l3ett Die
&er6inou1g nit 9tortpDob 4arf Dergeitellt
tperoen.
9urcb bieie 8a6n unO iDre 3tpetge miro
alio auc6 cine &erbtnOung nit bet 9foroS
ieite ber9eltelIt, iopje cine lolcbe, uno 5Dar
an Der g9eitcrn 2(De., nit &oie Sill.
SIN Serbtn0ung NIT Dieler 2lngele9enbctt
ipoucn mir 6crDOrDebclt, oaB Die LANCER
iebnte Bflaiterun9 ser Belmont 2lDe., BON
gSeitern bis sur Wfillpautce 2(ue., bcreitS
encr8ii9 III Nngriff genOmmen worbcn lit.
98%aDricbeinli6 miro bieie Strede bis gum
l. sunni Iertig geitclt iet1, 0a NIT Der ST;
ri6tung Der Ginfoiiun9smauern bereits Der
N(nfang gemacbt tplrDe.
Sine tpeitere MISUNDERSTANDING ipe5teQ
fir NOonoale bebeutet bic Qlnra6mc elmer
Sr6inan5 betrefs elmer neuen l3peiglinte
Der Safe Str,z 6odbobn. 9ieielbe Iduft
8tpiicben 2eopttt StraBe uno California
NOe, nDrolt1 bis sur 8elntont 9tpe,
, 1893-04-06
RirhenItreit.
Die KtrtenmiteIieoer in Ropenswooo ee
rathen f6 in ole Paare.

&apenstpoo6 beftn6et itcb in be1em Q(ufz
rtbr ul1o aucr WabrldbeinIicbfett mach mirb
eS in nGchiter l3eit gu einem bebeutenOen
g&racb" fommen. 8or bret Sabren etpa
Dattc sic @emetnoe ser v2W Saints GpiS>
cOpo5 Gburcb" int Der Yerion be5 HeftorS
s. g. g. Grittenton aus Wfaquettfe,
Sotpa, einen nelten @etitlicben angeitelt
uno fam alt1 ipGDren0 Der erlten 3ett IeDr
gut nit thm aus. Oils ser 6err, nelCBer
9rOBe gtei0ung 81 ltrengem 9titus peripitrt,
ie0ocb fclten SUB 9efaBt bate, 5O9 CT all0erc
Sotten alf. Die @emeinDe lit int QlIge>
metnen nicbtS ipeniger mie prt6obor un6
Oennod poute lie ibr nclcr Seelenbtrz
ten 5ur Snnebaltung aller GercmOnten bet
angeltfantlcben &ircbe Slptngen. ST belt
TrilDmelie nm bal6 iecb5 llDr uno 0ocb>
amt nm 8 llbr ab, Die ~geip0DnIicGe Spnn1
tagspreOi9t nm 109 llDr ficl fort. NuBer>
0ert Oerlaltgte er BON 1etten @entetll0emit>
gliebcrn, baB itc iicb Der Gbrcnbeidbte iii
gen %follten. 6iermit fanO CT nun aber I'M
2(ugemeinen pentg @e9enliebe altdb tpurbe
iDm 1ein Wuni6 Batter" Grttteltten ge7
nan1t 81 tper0en, i'm NQgenleinen nibt erz
fiiQt,
Slhe a3ett lang laDen ltC1 Die 0ertett0e>
Wtit9lieoer Bic Sacbe nit an, AM Otter
ionntag aber fam es gum 3piit. u8ater"
Grittenten t~pei8erte itcb nGmltb Ben Wtitz
g~lieoern Der @emetnbe, wel6e ben Sriibz
gottcSbienit nidbt beiu6t botten, oos
9lbcnOmabl 5u reic6en. Sic MtebrSabl Del
@emeinbemit9lieber entfernte itcb Darauf
unb III 6olge beiien ipar Bic Sa6reSperz
iammIung, lpelDe na9 Dem @otteSOicnit
obgeDolten murOe, nun i9Wa6 bciucbt,
SEER Grittenten, beiien 9(nbdnger pouSGbz
Zig 5uge9cu iparen, bracbte es nun gu
Staroc, aus Ser 3abl 6eri clben ben neuen
8cripaItun9Sratb wdblen SIT laiien u1tb Bic
Glten DerOienten 8camten Ser @jemcino(
ob5uleben, SIS lit ni3t untpabricbeinlicb
0aB cine Spaltlng in Der @emeil1De entire
ten uno cine nelte gebtloet 1per6en mir0.
, 1893-04-06
Der Suitano beoenflth.

9uS Gerieben nabm geitern 2(6en0 Ser
Stationsi6retbcr Sreo GbOmpion bon Der
6pOe Yorf 8Oli5ei cine 0OiiS SGure itatt
Sal5 81 ieinem 2lbenOeifcn unb befinOet
itb jebt III leDr gefGbrlicber Sage, @r ipar
tur3 pOrber bonn 0ienite in icine WObrutu9
III 0aup6in Bart 5urId8cfebrt unb be-
mertte baS Nerle6en unmittelbar nab0em
es geicbeben mar, Sofort pur6e Elm 2lrSt
bcrbetgerufen un6 leiner angeitrengten 16dz
ti9feit lit es gu O0nfen, DAB G%bOmpion nod
unter ben 2ebenOen tpeilt, ST leibet Spar
nocb furbtbore Qualen, Oocb lit 6offnung
Dorbanoelt, i'm lpieber Der5uiteQen,
, 1893-04-06
Michoel Mproon mltr6e beute in 3

= Wltcbael MfOrgan tDur6e beute in Dem
6ouie $50, 124 @besnutitr tObt aufgefun7
ben. Sdbon felt ctIpa ettem Sabre bate ct
tetne 8ei6dfti9ung mebr unO trieb ii6 in
Ser Otobbari6aft berum. SeOen 2lbeno
lcblltg ct iein 9tacbtquartier in einem unbe7
nrBten &%elerraume ouf unb purbe old6
BON Dem 6ausbeiiber BORT 9ebulOet. Die
Qeidbe befinDst iicb in SiegmunO's OiOrgue,
- Sn benz &oitbouie $50. 1926 9, Glortz
1traBe muroe bette firth elm Trentber, tpelber
gcitern BORT 8Obnung 8euommen bate,
tobt III ieinem 8ette aHi8efur0en. Der
Same bes Wtames lit nidbt befannt, Die
2eicbe befinDet iib in SigmHnO'S 0tOrgue.
, 1893-04-06
GrfreuIihe fortfbritte.

SroB Der n10ll1t8tacben Scbmterigfette1t
nelbe 1tb Dem 8au Der elcftriicben 8aDr
3tpiic6en Chicago unb ct. 2ouiS entgegenz
geiteut ba6ell unb metitent6eilS benz Gil1fluF
Der observation-disclosures 5~ugeidbrieben
mer0en miliien, iinb bic 8orarbeiten 6od
in lebr erfEeult6er Q8ci1e Dorgei6ritter1.
Die Q~lnfdufe De9 not6penDtgen @runoz
ei9ent6untS gingen flDtt BON Statten un6
bic ieBt fertig auSgelegte Ginie bilbet, mil
l~Denigeu 2luStabmen, cine 9eraoe Clinic.
Son Deri0te0elten eleftrtlc6cn @%eleIibaften
itnD DDrtDetlDafte 2lngebpte ein9elQufen unG
1pe5leu Die General @lectrtc So. bat Wtotorer
garGnttrt, tDelc6e cine @ei6rptnoi9fett ppr
min6eitenS 100 Wfeilen in Ser StunOe
erm0glicben, Die 6eritclung Der 8abn
i'm &aufe zines SoDreS miro ungefGb1
$4,000, 600 in Q(nlprucb ne6men. 9Qs
6aupt6etrcben 0er @eleQi6aft lit, Bel
gr0Berer S%c6neQt9fett D0li9e Sicbcr6eit fin
ous reiie1loe Yublifum 3t erm0glic6en, unD
Den umfalicnOen WtaBnabmen oer@eibGft9@
lettung 5ufolge lit Sic &6iung oieies
BrObIemS 70 gut mic ii6crgeiteIt, @enn,
tpte Dies bclttnn1t 81 ertDarten lit, Die Bahn
1t3 betpGDren lDllte, iDer0en 5ablrelcbe
StG0te benz 8eiiptcle Der bcioe1 Gentren
beS @citen8 folgeu u1t0 bic ibneQere un0
before 8ef0rocrultg Der eleftrtic6en 0a0n
benz i6perfGQiQen unb gefaDrpOuen Giien=
ba0nbetrieb DDr3teDen. Die Yniid9ter>
bef0rDerung tbut oan.it einen mutbigell
SBrttt DorlpGrts utO nelen llnterneDnuIu>
gen lit 8aDn gebroc9en tDOrDet.
, 1893-04-06
IN trdurt9er Sage.

SIN einem Static binter 6em !6auie SO
Nbiting StraBe tpur6e beute ber o6tjGb>
ri8e Sames 9u9gan bem Gobe nabe an Ser
Settle letnes felt i4lafenOen &oterS auf8ez
%funoen. ST. leibet al 9alopptrenOer
S6winbiudbt un0 murbe nacT bem
GountDs 6oipital 9cbraDt, 98ie er err
tlGrte, itnb Beibe Deimat6Slos un6 baben
iDon felt Ldngerer 3eit iebe l{acbt in Dem
Stale campirt.