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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-12
THE COURTS.
sr,rxc HER First HUSBANDS PARTNER.

Judge Ingrahari in Supreme Court chambers yes
terday heard argument on motion for receiver
fo- the Lexington Hotel. No. Al Lex,ngton-ave' N
suit brought by Mrs. Katherine l.. Knox against
Henry Nobel. the present proprietor OF the note"
The plaintiffs first husband 10 wnom sce Wac
r,arrod in January 1882 was Herman Niesterman,
who was Nobers partner. She became widow IN
September 1889, and mother in December OF the
same year She complains that Nobel sent to her
Henry H. Glass, lawyer. through whose advice she
sold her interest in the hotel to Nobel for So She
savs that she has found out that the property Is
worth $1,000 as the profits are 5000 to $1,000 per
month She sets up that she was an infant wnen
she agned the conveyance and that II was obtained
from her by fraud She wants receiver apPointten
for the property 10 protect her rights penang ner
suit to set aside her conveyance TO Nopei.
Nobel denies the allegations of fraud. and says
that he did not know trat Mrs Nicsterman was
minor when she made the conveyance 10 him He
says the property Is worth only $500 Glass also
denies the charges against him. Decision was re-
served.
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%;,ne
SPECIAL SALE

AON account Of the back
wardness of the sea-
son we have concluded
to sacrifice our entire
stock of fur garments.
: We do not intend to
carry them over if low
prices will move them.
! To demonstrate the ex-
tcnsive cut in prices we
\ quote a few as follows:
Seal and Persian Sacques
500, regular price $3.50;
Russian Sable Military |
Capes $500, regular
price $1,000; extra fine
sable trimmed large
broadtail Circular Capes
SIS, regular price $50;
extra fine sable trimmed
China Seal Giro III a r
Capes SIS, regular price
SIX: fine Seal Wraps |
500, regular price $500;
superior Seal Circular
Capes. with ruff1ed collar,
SAC, regular price $500;
Beaver Capes $25, regu-
lar price 500; Mink Capes
SIS, regular price 500;
Seal Capes $40, regular
price $Ioo. Trimming
in all styles of fur at z
price.
Manufacturing furrier.
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TO PRODUCE HER NIECE IN COURT.

TO PRODUCE HER NIECE IN COURT.
Judge lngraham yesterday issued a habeas corpus
requiring Mrs. Frederick Hilton who formerly
known as Eva Mann. to produce in court to-day
her niece, Madg, Irene Gaul. The application was
made by Alice r. Gaul the chil1s mother who
wishes TO get possession Of her daughter.
Robert J. Geul married his present wife five years
ago at South Sea, England. Madge Is two years
old. and born in this country. Mr. and Mrs
Gaul lived at No. l52 East Eighty -secondst.. and
afterward at No III East Ninety-sixth-st. until
last Monday. There was a family quarrel Gaui
threatened to get n divorce from his wife. and
placed the child with Mrs. Hilton. He told Mrs
Ganl that he was going TO sail with the child for
Europe Wednesday.
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W. f. D. STOKESs DEMURRER OVERRULED

Judge Lawrence. OF the Supreme Court, mas over
ruled the demurrer put in by William Il. d. Stokes
In the suit brought against him for libel by his
cousin Edward s. Stokes. Edward S. Stokes thinks
that his reputation has been damaged to the extent
$4,000 by statements made by his relative 10 the
effect that he the prince Of buffers" and that
n man who had once INDUCED In murder would
think little of robbery or lesser crimes
Judge Lawrence says: IT is perfectly well settled
that words which tend to diminish the responsibility
of persons to whom they relate and to expose 10
disgrace and obloquy. although they do not impute
the commission OF crime and would not be action
able per Sc If only spoken. are, when printed and
published. libellous, and actlorable, although no
special damages alleged or proved"
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WEST SHORE RAIL RoAD.

IN. Y. c. & II. X IL H. ~, Ll@>>i-E)
ryCrRSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR,
GOOD TEN DAYS. sl,.00.
Also ROVND TRIO TICKETS. GOOD UNTIL
NOVEMBER 18TH. s@S.0O.
TrA,A leave West 42d-st Station. New YORK. 81 fol.
lows and IS minutes caller from foot Fi&klin.st ~
Mountains except sundays west q CocymaAs Jet
Sleeping car Eew-York u Poomviile sundays only.
,,SH A. NJ Daily ;ca 70 Albany for CatsIll Mountains
1918 A. NJ "Daiy Aibaiy rtiea S{Iaeuse, koca:
iI:S5 except S%nd1v to to ca,ss M.S..
xIbany sara,oaa CIds.l. Lax. George. ParlOr
10, 10 r. rdays only. Half Holiday Special u
Cs:skii Mour,a;ns. Peilc, ca. at, ;ss
e'I?s .M."pay for Albany Montreal Jlc.. sy,ssu.s
GAO VI. Daily cxccps sunday for Neyburs Albany.
' Falls to'r .aa
A. leaves Brooklyn. by Annex II 90 q. M jersey
CIV i, r. r. station II 20 a. M: Haycrstraw Locals
90 a. m. as. ) :3j. - p. N N@wb,rg Leas,
95 10 10 a. m. 4 Is 80 5l5 % 30 III 80 p IN.
%ssn' .n Narsra FANS Toronto Detroit csvs
isyd and Chicago al through trains
For tickets tneao".. ps7lor atd Sleeping or accom-:
%cdsSn; apDs nS Ss'e cc eS SS a 81:
st.; SewYork CITY. ,'s :oi. 1898 7s5 end oi2 Broad.
way N3 Powcry ~ Esst l+th;st. - Ws,t l21;h'ss'
-''~ ." ~ Gercrl Pass niger Agent.
n Il
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n, Y, ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets. Ncw.york g Chicago and Re.
turn. $500.
special Coach Excursions on Monday. Aug. 18th.
Sl7.0O.
Thtoush trsns for Chicago and the Worlds Fair les
foot Of Wost i-dst follows. 10 minutes earlier from
D.iJ 4. Vi. daily, VIA Niarara Falls; Through PulTeaa
,ieci~rs Ncw.Yori u Chcago. Arrives Detroit l:<S
?, rs fnas0 ,y .'O Nosa. Falls Realizing chat,
FAR ,sca:s frce Nc@.York 10 Niagara Fails. Through
Pullman deeper. New.York TO Chicago Arrives Deiros
40 y. m Chicago 1872 O. NJ, 81 Lou, 500 p u:
=, IS A. VI. ,rA.ept sunday tor West Cornwul OTIS
ara walll Valley E,lroad stations. stony Ford Idde-
Eail ,burg MonIccl1 and Liherty.
a. IL L. M ta.lv for Mlddieown. fallshn.g Mnnticel.
To- Liberty White Lac. Carbonate. scranton Walton
Wclhi sidney Norwich. Utica Rome. oneida, Fulton.
is.sP ST. saturdays only for Campbell Hall, Md.
M"ncello Liberty. White Lake, Livingston Manor: ..
IA Mohonk. Lake Mnnewaska, and Waikiki Valley
Karoad stations. Campbell Hail. Midllctown, Mountain
nae Centrevlllr, Falishurg, Monticello, Huiisyyile,
Liberty Falls Liberty Pat lie and Livingston Manor
S,j0 T.. VI. lcNceIt sunday for West Cornwall, ora
Mills. Campbell Hall, Middle.Own Summitville. Ellen
Nile and ali Intermediate points. -
,,!jP. ". daily, MIddlctown. Summityis Fa TX.
burg Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockland Walton, SD
ney Norwich oneida. Fulton. Oswcao. Niagara ALI:
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
J. O. ANDERSON. q. p. A.,
~ Beaver St. SswYOPk
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LEH!GH VALLEY r. r.


AS FOLLOWS;
z.OO A. NJ daily for EAST MAUCH CHUNK anl
intcrmcdiste stations. ,,.,,,....,.,
s:iJ 4. ". daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER.
ri FFAIiO and the West. louisville and prlnclpl
local points Rochester Pullman car 10 BUFF
g:oe A. VI. daily except Sunday fer CLINTON and
1i.3O 4. NJ. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
n rFAIl). NIAGAkA FALLS aud all points West.
Pullman sleeper to CHIC 400 Via BnHalp; pullman
Buffet sleeper chicago Nn Suspension Brdeei con.
ne tons for Reading iud Harrisburg.
fI;3O T., VI. daily, except Sundav FOR i.LMlRA ana
all Intermediate stations connections for Poitsl Ie
BIS y. VI. daily, except SUNDAY. for J. lNhHAN.
NOOK aud principal lnt,rgdiate stations; chair car to
Wikcsbarrc: connections for lattsyil!c.
400 mud $3.50 =. VI daily. except Sunday, for
sol I'll PLAINFtlLD and intermediate station. -
..5.i5,, r., ~ d}iIy cxcgt srnig for EA ST
ard al Ionts Wet PulJlln sc"pers 70 Chicago, va
Buffalo and suspension Bridge; connections fof Read
lug ana Harrisburg. - .,o..,.,.
S,gg r. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RoCHES.
TIKI Buffalo. NIAGARA FALLS. and oil points
Wri. ptlln,, urrc sleeper N Chicago VIA Suspension
Er.dge: Pullman see. u Buffalo. .
ADDITIONAL SUNDAY rains 10 30 \. NJ. FOR Fast Mauch
Chunk aud int .rmciiatc >titns connections for Potts
Nile. 10 p NJ. Ea>tcn and iB'eiircii Stations
General Eastoru Oace 2cj Broadway. New-fork City;
The Ncw-York Tilr-fr Company Will call for end
,in,,Io, l. w. NONNEMACHER,
r. II WILBUR Assistant Gcnr Pas. Agent.
conf Sup'r Eastern DIV.
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Railroads
pennsylvania
u RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrossrs and Corandt Streets
300 , " tnff. .S SS'' =" .sSs Sleep
a ns n h RP9s c%r 10 c m Inaianapo
rs rs. SS6s SESi riiH?Iff B'' S
drawing and state Room slseping; pn9s o5 sn noon
400 81" 81 81 5Ts 'i:fl SSrss
Eoai. cine!na aa tSi rRo % 10 -
80 n + Il LG %I II x GGssse IL SLEEPING
a to f' c" csSe n9 iH@'n D'' ccss
80 p p. W. soHTfhfiwrsrnrx rxPEEss week d,y.
d. ~ hs@ S'g Trv s c Rns
$50 % Ta,, xiss. c1 Hg1s
~ teco mo.alngl Toledo II 20 . ~ &c, c9u'H
sd% = Il III F;yfe'f 81 " ?soffi daily
VIM Sleeper, TO ,New-orlca's. ard l:H' night with
Sleeper TO Memphis.
BALTIMORE. wAAuINGTO, AND THE sol tn.
1910 4. NV shInaion Limited" weeA-da's'
$50 ' msd snnS S%I sssn
A6hTf3S HXgHEss TrArN;ss 5 n faG P sa2aay u
90 cs SS9 E<%1 a sSSd Sl Fort
% says SLEEPER s "a, ; rfs''Ry yrrs. daily
Sleeper. 10 Augusta Monpbls ana Ncw-or'an' Din
800 Mpy tor o, cSc,'P.a. Ohio Railway
SIS, O.. ri 81, s:s:ss with
For r\PF MAY O1 p. ~. weck.fays ~ 49,, ,.
For Long Branch hsbury Park, Ocean tirooe anu fo'
ricasan. 30 % 90 10 a M II 10 Il 20 Sn o.t
days sundays : Is c'.5 a m. o 10 p m. tDp nov
st;p 1T Ashurv Pa-S ard Ocean ',ro"e on Suhhays)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20 go ; : 30 80 TO- II q m gZ
noon. Pcan'a Limited. II 20 70 3 8 20 80
2xp p g SIS s. 80 80 10 q NJ H. noc9. I'M
tied, Q 4 10 3 30 IS 8. o. m. - 10 night
Ticket C1ce.: Nos. t93 04i 100. 3S3 ~ and ~
Broudway Ast0r Hons l3 Ia-t lsoth stse'i ~
We, 18TH PSI Columbus ANenu". 49, SlNtb
Avenue aud foot u stresses and Cortland, streets
4 Cont SIR, 500 Fulton street ~ Rrcs1way and
BROOKLYN Annex station. foot Of Fulton S'tect. Brook
lyn 100 Iud Str.,t UohOken; station, rcy Llty:
Thn Ncw.Y5rk Trslsfcr CoManv Will call for and
check basgag from hotels and residence through to oes'
"S N pRrVoST !! r. WOOD.
,,.rer,l Ma,lger. General pass'r Agent.
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HOTEL CHATHAM

IL & 10. RUE DAUNOC,
Between the Rue de la Paix and Boulevard
dos Capucincs. Paris.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
OTIS ELEVATORS. ELECTRIC Li"hT
NJ H. IIOLlSCllCCIT. PROPRIETOR
LIVERPOOL "COMPTON HOTEL" = nrvooIlei Tor
is Comfort Excellent Ou-inr end Ador1'e IKE ohIss'
Ad accent Best shops shipping Offices. SttOhs cVc'
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Gonntrp propcrin for Sale ano 90 Esi

N OPPORTUNITY scurd beautiful lZ-fD0h
"A In construction, 70 be- completed oct Isl
unsurpassed for accessibility aud effectiveness lOilUii
nd community best lteht nW1cia". a. WOull ; H.
Montelar Glen Ridge or Chestnut iliI StI'o owner,
Box 2O4. Glen Ridge, " j.
NJ LEGANT MANSION. 20 dccOrat ii in tn most
II attractive style all mpio'enicat> som heat gas.
rirrant chandeliers Italian marble mantle. ana marble
basins hot and cold water; also op'n fireplace IN
every chamber; nlad mo.i, hoo- se' wants quarters,
W1fr extra bath newly AMI elegantly f. FINISHED lew
grand concert piano nlarI table; complete Quilt,
I'm patIngs; four acres OF Inc lawn and garden; new
hennery stocked fruit and noble shade tt'e> Nelnd1s
porch with fancy ga post large stable ana shis hieh
land the healthy place N this state cost fortune"
Will e sold Reasonable; toms to sit purchaser;
one hour from Ncw-l"rk fiNe minutes walk from the
depot. J. f. beN NO D"i'h' 'Vh'h
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WORLDS FAIR.

Select rartlel leave Nev.York Bl.wccxy for Chicago,
visiting Washington Niagara lal- the -: Lawrence, et;
Vc-tlbuio a!us Dining ears b"it rlro1is and hotels
e,cryvhcrr. All travelling 'Npe' included.
on Tue.day Aug. - S. ecial Select Party viii save
Ncw-Yo-k FOR an extensive - include WASHING
ton, CHICAGO. and the IN POSITION. COLORADO
SPRINGS NANITOT. PIkE'- PEAK. GARDEN OF
THE GODS. SALT LAKE CITY, DENVER NIAGARA.
FALLS Tor MO, the Lawrence Mctret ani DO ton.
Fist cas1 throu hout Immediate lpl a.oa rctessary
Full particulars T. III
THOS. COOK & SOY,
2Ot AND I.2J BROADWAY. NEw-lORK
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AMERICAN LINE.
NEw-YoRK SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON
York. tugjG. 90 am. Berlin oct ~ 20 ~ ~
Paris sept Il, 90 M New ufA'oN. ~ 9o d. ~
Dor, = 'pi lD L. 30 IN. purs NV. 3. 100 IN
~ sui ~ 90 nm { Ia, ,tcr Nov. Is. 90 IN.
paris >epi -, 90 m New Yor,. SOY o.. 80 pm.
tIr,t,r or 7 3 80 nm Paris co. Nov 90 10 90 a. IN.
Newly Dctll, o. an. Berlin Doc y b.OU an
r,ri. OCT l. II 80 an. New -Yo Dec II x 30 a m.
From Pier 49, y Il. loot Of ,hri-toph"r->t.
Shortest and most convenient route London.
Passengers land at Empress Dock, avoiding incon
yei-ucr lnl exposure OF transfer nv tender
First Cabin passage u southampton, London or LAY re-
Upward according TO -.cancr SEtphd Naph 30
d. Strrfag' AT Low Ks'cs
INTERN kTIONAT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
y llt.. - w y
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Ocean GIrrmcrs

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD ); 5. co.
"A. ,,,v SldoET I 2,ITT,E, IT, h2HP EETMES
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
First Cabin 40 and upward second ann So e'V anu
500 berth Storage, low ritos e'''ncrs ''iI HUN
foot VI 2d-st.. Hobok D ~ q, -.
Ila,r -. . IN Sfee Iu".-, SEPT * n"'n'
TIC wed Aug 40 . am Kaiser sat. sept. 10, noon.
be- sat. ., 10 q. Lain, luz H'pto ~ VI
Alrr Tues. S"u > g am Fms. Slt.. Np'. -. a. n''
Saale sat. sept. Q . a. ~ .Ia.'. ''P''-o' '"
NEDTTFRRANFA.' LINE.
NowYo.k 10 Genoa IN lcss than cleyrh i1ys.
Werrt sent q Ks T.. 81 fulda O~c y
kaiser. sept rs Iuids Nov WGrra Do. W
Iuda 49, SEPT q W,lrl Nov. y Kaiser ....... Jan. y
Vera 800. oct i iassr Nov - Sprcc Jan ID
Passage 800 1925 $50 berth: Flr.t Aabn.
OEIRICHS co. - Bowling iirreD.
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% fet for Business purposes.

n FFICEs TO LET IN TEMPLE C0rRr.-some very
RtEAND & WHITING on premises.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC.
~ FOR Rcd liank Long Branch and point: south 10 Point
Pleasant. 30 80 10 I"d Bank. -. 10 30 II 10
A. VI. u 20 SatmdsN, oniN). 30 2.i5 3 30 90.
80. 30 els T.. VI. SUNDAY except Ocean t,rOVc
aud Ashurl Park. II. II 80 \. NJ. I 90 L. NJ
Fog "a evooi Tom, Kycr i.arnccot Park and Barnc.
glt 30 y IS \. NJ. 81. I 30 T.. VI.
For Beach Haven Atlantic city. VIncllnd and Bridge
Tor Monmouth Bcarh. Sr,hrilht ond Highland Beach
X 70 4 ~ a 40 Ii p
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FUK IUNts UKNNCTf. UtENN fsRUN T.. ETC.
FROM PIER x y. n. FOOT RECTOR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Reach. Normandn
Srahriyht Monmouth Beach and Long Bra.ch. 30
600. II 90 a. NJ. 3:i5, 80 ; 80 II. NJ. Sun.
day>. 30 A. NJ. 90 T.. NJ.
For Eicron Ocean trov'. Ashnrv Park and Point
Pleasant. ii 90 a. NJ. 90. 3:ij. 30 80 L. NJ
For Lakewood, Toms River and Harnegat / 30 4. NJ,
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Crm propcrtn for Sale.
Gitp propertp 60 Get.

YlC TUST ST. NICfIOLAS-AVE.-Wcll built houses
40 al reduced rate: ? bathrooms &C.: agent On
premises ali times including SUNDAY. or apply to
HERBERT c. PEiL, 1873 Pcarl-st
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WHITE STAR LINE.

~. - ~.
srcu,onlc.Aug 30 20 am. .rcutonc scpt27. 20 n
t,c7nallc sept. y. 't'ffailc ''t h"oi
'MaJsic....>e sept. IS. am. M1.csllro l. II 80 N
BF.t,nuc sept 20 II 30 pm brtlnn oct H. II am
Whit star Dock. foot Of We-' lQth-t.
saloon rate. $50 upsard. according o. steamer and
sni az. Storage from the on Country, so
SO - Broalway. New.York philadelphia ohc"' 400
MalnutSt. - $50. ....o-,, .
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FOR THItN ph1. Wrth t1f> 7 10 : 10, 2 %, TO UU,
II 30 Dmine az. \. NJ $50. .2,il, ; - Dining 'sr
l. u night. sunday, 800. 10 30 i - Dining car
4 NJ. 3 80 Dining Ca;I. 90 q 90 4. NJ l. Is night.
For Rn tnsrc and notpn. week day. >,nday>
90 II 80 Dining Can \. NJ. l 80. 80 dining carr
, 90 on T. NJ. - - n-ht.
Tor icadnr ct % 90 - \; N. 90. 80.
saturday cht Aunl'y- - 70 =. NJ. 90. 30 ) 90
30 co l.. NJ. - - NIGHT.
90. 200. 30 T.. N T. Ii night except saturday
night. sundays. II 30 \. NJ. 90. 90. 80 T. NJ.
For ro.t.,illc at 100 500 s:,5 A. NJ. 100. 80
90 80 p. NJ - Is Wght .N,c ut SATURDAY night
SnnG,ys. II 30 \. NJ. 90. 30. so =. NJ. I3:i5
ubS:
ior Sunbury Lcwi-bur, AID Wlnm-port At 90
500 40 4. ", 90. -. % r. NJ l. u night.
csccpt sunday might. >ndais - y. NJ. 90 Z. NJ.
II 10 ia'dr. Sh,.
FIR In-'on R'thlchcm Alrn:own. Much Chunh. &C..
co. ~ - \. II. % 70 ) -. 80 T. Allen.
town. T. N sunday 40 Is \. NJ. 90 . 20 =. NJ
4 ID "a
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY

oni used clrsi,c.y. n-urina Cleanliness
aud (omfOrf.l
Four TRACKS, Protected b, Automatic Block signal
system. Trains leave S,ntion foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table in cfcct June b. 1893.
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A NEW AUSTRALIAN SERVICE,
~ GANkDIAN rHIt RAILWAY
WARRtNOo .......... S'lf"mb"r 10 aud
NiOW ERA ......... Oc'oh,r 10 monthly th' ftcr
L. Y. SKINNER. EVERETT FfhzAR,
General Eastern Agent. Aus'ia'an Fr'gh. Agent
y5S Broadway, y 7. 90 Wal Street. y. Y.
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AsuONof.ILT AID 81 >TEAIIAN SERVICE.
Ga r,lng .hc lui'rd States amt ROYAL nall steamers
l'asr >ln Francisco lollo"n.
AIA'IFDN .....-..... Thur dly. September Il
NNl.IPO~H .Thur.dav. O,;oNcr -
AID every fourth THURSDAY thereafter Passengers can
remain o,cr az iIoloulu Though ticket Issued 10 al
chief p,ntn Ne i-IrIllTd and Australia Special
Round the word Trip. 1925.
JOHN u. SPRECKET.S i BRO.
TUDS. COOK q SON. General Agents,
.6l and l,2.5 nrpa lwsv. y. Y. SIn Francisco.
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-HAMHI KG. AMERlCAN PACKET CO

4 FAST LINE 10 lbNU'pN
NEw.YOpK >OuTHA Ml'roN AND nAMBURn
TWin-cfeH ENprr.- steamer.
lornba Apc. 81 a n. + n'2 rls SEPT p . pm.
\. Nittoria N'rf = ~ oTitbll sept - 30 am.
NOrmanuti IA 20 ANictolr OF. 81 30 pm.
~ cabin as shd upward ia talnn. 80.
UAMBt EtrNNI M PACkI. CO.. 81 Bwrv. Y. V.
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CT ARD LINE.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA Qtr NSrOwN.
auIania .S4r'. .. 10 q. ~ ''a sept. 70. a. m
mbra >"rt = .. 10. 'impmi.> PIT 70 80 am.
>eut. 10 . >'ri oct j. II a. m
A ~ "a sept ~. noon. nhr oct :. -. m
ENr!sA STEAMER.
GAITGA ......... ......... september ;. I p. N.
Fr.n Pier 40. North Hl'rt foo. ~ Cat. oct
Cabin $50 and uFWafi. Second cabin 50 and
upward Accord. rfrtrrf ND loeafon-
>ir.-i. k~t~ e. a'i fiou ,i Iar'> o Europe NJ
low For f'rirht and "a ~" apply 20 the
COM any, office. so HoN lnr Hr'cn. Nov YORK.
NEENnN ncNMN 90 l,n.nL.l Annuts.
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CHARLESTON. :. G., the South and Southwest
JACKSONVILLE end all FLORIDA pout,.
From Per - l.. r. foot of ror.r> ola Il y. m.
yIMASSI.E ......... >atuid' ~. August o.. t. noon
CHEKOK ~ ....-...... tuesday. Ausu, -. D.
ALGuNQt M. FRIDAY. >rpcnirs / y.
All ricJu.r have lr~t-'iP- arron.rndi on-
wM. T.. CLYDE CO.. General Ac"nt,.
: BIwl.pe tr'rn. Y. Y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-27
furnished Apartments 70 let.

N,EwIY and handsomely furnished HAT Of large rooms
IN and hath win all improN rmcnt> and cOaNtneIcs'
Particulars at SECURITY MORTGAGE CO., Union
Square.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-06
HE MARRIED A GYPsEY.
Now the Husband Is Missing, Two Won
en- Are Dead and the Wife
May BE Lsnched.

Middletown, N. Y, September 5.-The
discovery of two unidentified bodies in a
barn two miles from here and the disap-
pearance of Paul Holiday has thrown
this place into fever of excitement and
a lynching is expected to occur.
Holiday has been missing for some time
and his young wife, gypsy girl, whom
he married about two years ago, has
shown strange disregard for his fate.
Yesterday neighbors joined to organize
a searching party and in the afternoon
some of them entered an unused barn
on the Holiday farm. A horrible stencil
arose as they opened the door.
A little search discovered the frightful-
ly ,mut1lated and decomposed bodies of
two women. One of the women was
about 60 years of age and the others age
was about 10. Both bodies had been cut
and hacked and in one, eight distinct
bullet holes were counted Both were
complete strangers to everybody present.
This discovery set the suspicious of
foul play spreading like wildfire and it
was at once decided that Mrs. Holiday
was the author of the fearful murders
and that she had also made way with her
husband. She was taken to the county
Jail and on the way narrowly escaped
being mobbed.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-06
BATH STIRRED UP.
The Streets Left in Bad Condition After
the Laying of the New Railroad.
Especial to the Press.

lopCOibA " VIC lcoo.J
Bath. September 5.--This little city
by the Kennebec is stirred up now over
its new electric road and the condition
in which the streets have been left. 1t
is true that matters have been going
rather slow, especially in the way of
cleaning up the streets. Tie papers are
now going for the city government hot
and heavy, and the Times hints of the
influence of free tickets rendered to
the members. That the city council it
self is not free from opposition to this
proceeding is shown by letter de-
clining the free tickets on the ground
that the writer from his position as
a member of the city government is de-
barred from accepting any favors from
the corporation. Certain it is that the
road is great benefit to the city and
fills a long felt want, but the condition
of our streets is deplorable. This of
corseu it devolves upon the city govern
ment to remedy, and it is found that a
grievous burden will be imposed upon
the taxpayers by the expense of grading
and otherwise improving the streets.
With the present dull state Of business
and woeful scarcity of money, the extr a
expense will come hard upon those who
have to bear it. The action which the
city government will take upon the vexed
question is a matter of anxious conjec-
ture. Truly, these are troublous times.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-06
IN THE SENATE.
PETERS Great Scheme to Get Money and
Circulation.

PETERS Great Scheme to Get Money and
Circulation.
Washington, September 5.-In the SEN
ate today an extraordinary bill was in
troduced by Mr.. PETER of Kansas, for the
creation of department of education,
the construction of a college of scientific
learning in the District of Columbia, the
appropriation of 500, 600, 600 for the pur.
pose, and the further appropriation OF
$500, 600, 600, the interest of which is to
form fund for the support Of the col
lege. It also provides that all education ION
al institu tions and other matters !, per T
tanning to public instruction shall be
under the supervision of the secretary of
education The bill was referrsd # to she
A concurrent resolution for the ap-
pointment of joint committee to con-
slider the question of finance, seven sena-
tors and seven Representatives, was in
PRODUCED by Mr.. Morgan of Alabama, and
went over till tomorrow.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-06
BRIEFLY TOLD.

One person has died of cholera in Hull,
England, nd three in Grimsby.
U. S. S. Monongahela has arrived at
Queenstown. She is manned by naval
apprentices. All are well.
Bernhard Weinberger, manager of three
banking concerns at the East side, New
York, has disappeared. The Hebrews,
who did business with Wienberger, are
panic stricken. The amount on deposit
In his hands is not known.
Two children of william Saaus, who
lives near Burrows, Ind, have died and
three other members of she family may
not live. They were poisoned by some
thing in their food.