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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-14
WEST SHORE Rail ROAD.

~ Y. u II. r. y. r. Co. LEsSEE)
Trains leave VS.: ioi.s, station. Ncw.York. a. fol-
low and Is mnt; ca"r from foot 4 ankn- -. go,
:l,tO A., N.-Dhy local To Srsp. Bicee ana OatHkiH
Mountalns Except sundays west ~ CoeyInan, Jct
siccninq ar New.YorN to B!ooniyic sundiys only
Can be- tuplcl p. IN. ..,,, ,,.,
7tiO A. DAILY lral 10 Alh1ny FOR 'atskiU Mountains
and saratoga Paror car 10 Mlanv SUNDAYS onlf 81,
ester Blfalo Hia.ara Fans Detroit Chicago except
AII,i0 4. VI. -ualy cSccnt sunday 70 Boomvlllr AID
nov asta prior TO Bloomvile and New: fatL.
II it,35 4. VI. Daily except SUNDAY "a CasklU Nom
" taims Nrylalu. Lakes Mohonk aud Minnewas1a
TO nIoonye SiIatora and t2Idycl sroc,,,
tat.kli mountains Parer car attacnei ..su Man,
,nmy' S,rotopa Parlor attached Saturdays 10
= o,nvillc and Caldwell Lake !ieorgr -
:3PM "bay r Aeooy M2Stre' rrcs sy H.c,".
ssTr :ssS' s rra, Tor ~ A'"y
D,p 10 Albany ruca syracuse Rochester
nj ni!oo Nagsra F,lls. roron'" Detroit Cleveland and
a. "a S%-rcayr. nrcoMvn BY Ann;s Aiooo nid 90
ri I,a 40 f.,r nv f fsI q rs s:ss 7p
NSwh,rr Locals %. 100 a. M, Ti:i5. $50.
'W8s,rncS srcpnr cars foi Nnanv. Utica syracuse
pocLcstnr Dur,ln Na:ar Falls Toronto. Detroit Clcvc
land ami chicago all through trains
For ticket tine tables. raHr ntd tleefdnec,r accom
va him rfor.s 7oG Fnton-a'. Annex office foot Fulton
81; Ncw.york city, li1 .oi 3iS. 7sS ana sa2 BROAD
MIN " Gencr1l Passenger Agent.
8 Vardcrbilt-aVe.. New York
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REAL ESTATE
RI-SJNFSS AT TIE EXCHANGES.

r.,., r.. vary small attendance at No. III Broad
way whom William Kennedy ofeiei' by oid'r Vi wv r.
ccirer Of the Domestic Sowing Machine COMPANY III" TWO
leases Of the premises at the southwest corner o' bfo'd
ar ,d Cou,,.cn,h..t Not b able u obtain SINGLE
hid tc auctiono,r was obliged 70 withdia" the properly
The sou. u,t.on-cr sold No. d0j Manha'tah'a\e''
being the southwest corner Of on'-huhofed'a'ue -
81, A thrce.sory bick dwelling, on lot lollxoo. Inc
pantin ia the proceedings was the Iuyef FOR s''o-y
The ,,c n no l2s East Seycn.y-thirdst three
story stone from; 10; loSio22 was au'o'''eu
10 IN following sales at private contact were reported
at The Liberty STREET Exchange yes~,eaI single aa.
hoisc no 80 Wet icry,.eNen'h-s'' r'1e ZoNOoN'oo
to Ms Lg@@1n %n s Sa old the brown
Gnrns No 9 las; ~ O gHs9't yo
REAL ESTATE TRANSMITS.
Y3d.st, n $ 30 IT { OF l,ta'e, l9Sloos' s a. 900
74t" o' 20, 'a aic 10 ~ Fas, tanue n"er o. ooo
ID ana ana vie to Of s.a.:i 3,o Charles '0V''
sd DS's. 3 ct q. .;s E4 i az iii,sa:
lar lou. r;falh; 70 ccnTaa Ia,re- Ann: 800
Dreyer ana t, onas nIlIHiman, 5000
A,t Hsa,e ,,o U ms 10 joseph l. Brcn 100 coo
"tha,G :; l@air IL II o. J 1ss s,in.r 1oi 900
Sjn- :, Old; c n o. NJ Schilimrye... 1900
0oth,,t $ o. M IL W OF o'ri"' E.,-.jy 1900
7th,a,e Me- III S@,,I 81 500
5thsNe : 90; q, @ scr an1 another 10 $50
31ti.,t. :, tn3.7 H. of 7uh-a,e, lfONlo;Z,
same J l. Buu"nwi Ger ana 'n9usf
12th.-t :. f5i7 IT, OF 5ih-aNc, tl1Nlo35i ,oo
same to W VI Ryan. ..-.---.-. o'iVV
St Mar t'aI n,,, 40 e,h LAM "' 2d25O
Pcll.,t @ 1-g.1, Of Dclanccy--t 4sNltV+i
G GaK,r nuben'f "ne 5000
Sane mDpcrH Ss' 'uo''r anu ".' 5000
sotS gu.o' n s. go IT 9 Of Ccum6u,.aye 25x oo
1871 It: Ara fcllman to II Cain. o-o'
,G Incaa n SO to II K"srs 1860
SIN Io1 M9 ,o' IL "H"' ''''''. $3.50
10y. ct 81 Tta Fl i Fir y''p $3.50
w d T.tede t., frank risck' 1000
Croft na-aVc. @ - Il Of lSlst-st, 2jNlO2; IL
X Randall T. f. : Seibert.... go
Cr0toraayc. e :. leo Il NJ 1slstst. 2JNlC2; 80.
10 { Gin on and another ...........-.. ODJ
CrotOnaavc, :, l25 II Of lSlsi-st 2jNlC. 80
- James Macarthur. .....-..... -. -. Ooo
Anna Fell%an to ) II CAIN $500
Jolrnh l. oi,picn 10 t;cl ns1I'' $500
n wJtstm hu' Ter 10 f'''''ei ''''' 81 600
!" FAN raII Fan, h. Sda;ph " II mus 1925
114ihSt : go II Of Pcasair-avc. 2ONloOlO; o,oo
Levy to Jacob Sb"r>i"in. 100. -oVV
1.,d.st n 200 n 81 plca>ant-aye. 2JNlCO;
Ely Levers ct al 10 David Stlnf,1 .:....-.- lpfo
Sam" property, john L wcrs, b. GUARDIAN 10 ooo
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Summer Schedule in elect June 25th. 1893
FOR RED BANK, LONG BHANt H.. ELBERoN.
OCEAN GROVE. ASDCRY PARK. SPRING LAKE AND
POINT PLEASANT.
Trains leave station Foot Of rberty-st 80 % 80 70
Red Banhl, Sio $50 ~ 80 N. q 30 saturdays
Sundays Ii $50 a. H. 90 D. M. Trains leave sta.
ton Foot Of Corandt end De-brosscs s,s at 49, ~
9:lo .l0 100 M, IL 10 81 20 Saturdays only 80.
'3l0 1910 except Red Bank. 30. 10. 90 y. n.
Sundays us. As Q. M. 3 no D. m.
Denotes Express Trains
Sunday Trains do not stop Ocean and Asoury
RUFUS BLopGETr.
supt. New.York and Long Branch Railroad Co.
r. WOOD.
Gen. Pass. Agt Penna. r. r. CO.
H. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass. AT. Central r. r. Of n. J.
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BEATTIE OUT OF THE RACE.
CANDIDATES FOR THE COLLECTORSHlP
BREATHE FREER.
WILLIAM G. wuITNEY's FORMER SECRETARY
MADE TREASURER OF THE MErHO'
po,rT,x TpACTION COMPANY.


MADE TREASURER OF THE MErEo'
poIITAx TRACTION COMPANY.
Hans : Beattic Yesterday elected treasurer
OF the Metropolitan Traction Company, wmch no"
co,ros nearly ovcrv surface railroad In This city
1nis will be joyful 30 those aspiran'S I"r ''
posiou Of Collector u the Port who hay" been DONG
A considerable amount Of trembling Lately on account
OF the suddenly developed boom" which was put
forward In MIR. Eeaitic'S behalf TIL" halt uoA'h
candidates for the place row VIII brc"'h" "'''
easier for they fccl that Mr.. Eeatii"s erection "
the responsible and wcpaylng Office Of treasurer VI
this r@nic company. VIII take him ont OF the COZ
lec,orshlp race Consequently each cand'dh" Vi"
Ms chances improve. The though; that Mr. Beat'e
might bc chosen was not due the reputation when
no made MS Surveyor OF the Port but 10 inc hn'"i-
edge that he exceedingly close 10 "lih'm -
Whitney. Mr. Bcatiic. for considerable nm'' WIS
Mr. wll,ncy's private secretary. and when It became
tnovn t,ot he really wanted to d" nae C)lectr 'h'
other candidates Immediately Thought that Mr. "m'
pcy would use his influence 10 secure IN" appon'-
ment for him. Tho politicians now MINK 'h"' u"
new office ~ treasurer OF the Mctr"p"h'"h ii''
lion Company given the former surveyor o' WI
whitney and or that account hey do not think 'ha'
be will exert his influence with the President 10 nave
his former secretary made Collector OF the for''
Tho traction company now, in Colonel Daniel >.
Lamont has a representative In the Cabinet ana
politicians say that Mr.. Whitney Is 100 shrrwu anu
far seeing politician to add another obcer o. q"
syndicate 10 the list Of Government oIhciaS ih'r'
fore arc ,hc numerous candidates for the CoectorShp
bcA,v clatrd over the election Of Mr.. Bcat'ic 10 his
new position. ,,-a
Mr. Whitney is one Of the heaviest stocRho'u'i'
I'm III. Traction Company. The meeting wa Id
nj the uptown Office OF the syndicate" at 'cvcn'ha'e'
and Fnietl-st II called for a double purpose
10 eject new officers and TO consider pan loi 'i
operatlon OF all OF the roads which the SNru'"''
controls from one Office. instead OF from nnepeu'".
Offices as many Of them now are Inc el'ouo" "
officers was a matter OF only few minutes "orh' "'
IL resulted az follows:
President H. II. Vrecland; vice-pr sdeht' u. d.
JIasbrouck; secretary. c. f. Warren; treasurer Hans
s. Beattie: auditor. w. J. Ramsay.
The discussion over the local management Of 'he
roads was long one. and it finally resulted IN ai
ARRANGEMENT whereby the Twcnty-third'st, the rory
second ST. and the Grandst. lines. which heretofore
have been managed Independently, VIII DE coh'roh''
hereafter from the main Office. This started ii rumor
that the syndicate had secured control oil tnree more
surface roads. About the only surface car hncs
which the syndicate does not now control are TIE
Tiird-avc., the becondave. and Fourthave' hh's'
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Otis BLEVATING RAILWAY
Improved Service 10 the
CatSkiII Mountains,

Connects with 90 II 20 and 1890 trains on NewIork
Genital and 8 ~ traia- VEST Shore f.il-
roads Tor Catskln Mountain House. Kacrsk!l IIotel
House Twilight. Santa cruz, Sunse, Elka and
Ontcora Parks AMI Tanncr>v,lc. Also with Albany Day
Ioats AMI Cat-iN Evening Line.
LIMITED TRAlNSaftrn S at t i r. M tor
Caskll without stop with Otis FL trains.
the Mountain Station In 3 HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.
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& HUDSON R. R."

the snort :. C.Ickcs. 1nd Best Line to Montreal
Leave Grand Central u pot ....... 0:2Oa no O:2j r. m
,r,t,e Mcnt ............. 3 S. p. m. o: "a 70.
Also ill;t,Durch slc,p,ns"ar Oh 70 p M lal ior
pas.eupcr, j. Paul smiths loon
Lake IT, via ChautrauIy Il. H., the favoritc route 70
able hour after break
fast at Platt.burgh. ,,.,.
" ~ ;ortliai,.st
son, e c,nts sarla FOR illustrated guide, MAPS, etc.,
4, Northern sumner rtsorts q
j. W. HlmnICK. 6: p. A."
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%YEw.YOHK HOTEL GGj broadway opposite Bond.s.--
Y iarge- all' > and ccntlcmen- restaurant OH Broad
NV Superior accom- citations for 800 gucss European
Ian, Ell American. - 30
or. NlCnoL;s:.scest family hotel. Washington
r,bie Central and DELIGHTFUL Superior accommodations
400 guests European plan ~ American ~ 80.
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THE CASTLE"
TARRYT0wN. ON HUDSON, Ny.
TT; Unique ana eSagq S9set or T IHT GPSH
Accessible Via Hudson diver II r.. y. Y. Northern
H. H. "'' " J. W. Amy. Manager.
POCONO FOUNTAIN HOUSE.
Momht Pocono. PA.
1000 feet above idcNatrr. no..d for hcal'hfnlncss
'''ps DRY a Ssps air sp% Egr Of newt %S'' hrouno
nsr'o, opsa t. No'emLc Through Ps'o, w ard
LIAhp Hot, aoN MsrE9 Go Ne"forA or to E. L.
ALEXANDRIA FAX Iiwii ;,Tkk 81 LAWRENCE
s,.Is.t,a Concerts daily Send Tor terms and lilntn"d
J. Il. wIsTAH Manager.
A>DIRY PARK. NJ.
HOTEL ALBION.
30 yds from surf l4th s,a,on Table and appoint
me,ts the bet accommodates 200 % pr Iay Is
sl2 pcr week. Music so" open. pry,rproN
ASHURy PARK. "THt ELLER~LIE.'
Thirtavc. blocks from ocean. Large room. and
good table Mrs r. >. ANNAN.
A sBuRY PARK. N. J.-Tne Franklin Sth season
IA ocean View terms moderate. F.. STROUD.
"a ,BrKy Farm y. j."
THE VICTORIA"
Family hotel. fronting ocean all modern improvcmntS;
opsn Terms moderate and reduced nntil July LIST,
& MALL HOTEL. between sHAloN AID LAKEynLE
Railroad with Modern improycmcnt- nr.t-class ser;
p Dark d ''S 3. i a" ISafc 6ctwc two 9rh
Grounds; Inc mountain views; boating and hshinc
Adlr'-, G2 College Place.
Il i to octS,r fagc rooms perte;t Sertlailon;
passed bathng hshnr ana boating STEAMERS daily to
NJ los VI wd KIT isG HIM l. Agent E ri,y.
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nailroa0s.

"AMERioA's oaEArEsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL " Z. r. |!
~ HUDSON RIVER R. p.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
station 'r aaa s aFye at o aS qs"% G tc" cT
Irliis leave follows:
N's IL tnt ws 'fM Due nulae $40 = NJ Niagara FANS
oia p H. III AZ; ' F,sr MAll.rNc'p Sunday
e; rI,n'e spi;ifao B, for 9 e. MONTREAL
q. srrx MdSXfT HKa S MooiF
,o. " for qtk S ok ASD caG6 yE,rI
hHrLE iI%iTEp- 9: c%saiO al '''5 A. NJ next
p xoo %IRS FFs!E ,. chi ago
100 p. MI INV rS,i: RN XEsfiDTLE LIN ~;
ifEb-Due Cincinnati io:+' n NJ; St Louis 80
1.ia :. M-sAHArccA MD cATsKILL. MdrH 1,AliS
M MoSnsa pSnt Due ora Saraora c'i5 +
GREAT 2O.HOrR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
For thrsuah passengers only.
300 p. M.1,DniIy, due CbicnCo 10 a. VI. next day.
''$n Tor cotsk Mountain p9%S;
1.3O T., M.-NORTIt NNOHE NlNIl LE lI"i''o
$50 S p a. nsns% WITHIN ~ Fl N T%yi
az, $50 p p ~ 81 IpHli z y % Burlington
100 r,;~oa Si NSH'F HNp M5S4R.b
TRrsS-Daly. Dne saCan2r Lake % 2 r"u'
10" r. M.-Ri.FrALo. NiAGhKA FAILS ANp nv
Siacars FAIL. 900 \. NJ. Cayton 5it} A. rfvnp NJ
S:OO y. M.-CINCINNN Ti AND II. LOUIS rArn,',2
Due cacnnasi 7:29 p ~ ina,sn. .rpgycc
300 r. ,I.-LIMITED t\SI MAii.-,ll'ePI"e CIR '"'
OILS T.. M.-cHIChGO NIGHT EXPRESS FOR O"''''o'
prTi?SrtEIG Ll%Jx ZoTTH ADAMs MP M :, TIKI, RR.
PTRKSIIIEF UILT.S-Two through train. 6a ,3 9o
LIN DivitIoN-,0:oi \. NJ. du. PIT he,d 49, ino
T. ~ north Ad,ms > 40 p. Ms 3 20 =. NJ cue
Iit.,1cd 10 p NJ. North Ad,ms o:io r. s,ur,ave
FAST REEKSHIEt FXPHl,S>-trldn, o1a - y,
only Us y. NJ. rrriv"' PtShe'a o''' T. w.
Wagner dr,wi"g-'o cl's. . l., .,oo,ir,
Fo time Of local trains tictcr' and spac%, ~ IA
- 90 Broadw1y 81 Columbu'-ave.. 30 West lZ!h
Fultor..t ard - Rr. aivry. :; u. lro klyn. 1T,
Ahnve Z ala. except thos' leaving at 30 ?;!o 20
A. 81 10 CO. 30 / 20. :0j p. NJ stop at l"etn'
Wcstcot Express r-l's FOR and checks baggage rom
hotel. and rc-idrl,r, :. ro ~ 70 d"stnltion
"IoUT II TOICEY GFOR,I, H. DANIELS,
t;rrer, Manager t,"n,rh Passenger ARent.
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" sJpRENE COURT CITY and County

n II Sew.Yolk.-The Dry Dock saving Institution
agsins, Lorcn7 welher. Grant n Nlchols Jonn H.
uTrer COMPANY. Limited ihs ..e"cra Electric Com
r. he oboye-named defendants A.. ,,. l.,
You hereby summoned % answer d t"e sU"a n t y,
n,n,Sn's Attorney within twenty las after NE service
.rmmons exclusive g. the day Of service, aud III
90 ae Of vour failure APPEAR answcr Judgment VII
eaten against YOU default for the RELIEF drandcd
In the complaint 49,. ,soa
Dsnu MY wpitIIT Plaintiffs Attorney,
To>'o"'' Ncw-IOra CITY.
"a the defendant Icrenz Weber: - hit.
40 W. srcgone summons l. served upon You hv publica
a.. IN an oder the Hon. Geoigc L. lngrahon,
iudee Of the supreme Court Of the state OF New ok
S.s"S ,ho i,,h dav Of June 1898 ard ned With The
com%,ns So this action IN the onice ~ the Cc?I OF hc
CITY and County Of Newfork az 'hc county COURT HOUSE,
IN snd city. - -, .. 1000
Da"o ->o"' BENJAMIN WRIGHT,
Plaintiffs
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RECORDED MORTGAGE.S.

ArDetS sau Panel cr 'Ha as s%HAtF %
Br?phy JSS@ ara ac s"S'G to Clara r No 5000
Ash May. Di ISSs Eoas@.,cn 900
Cain Joseph II to Anna f,lnan, II 99thst .ooo
Cohen David to ta5arinc stevens. No 9 st ,ooo
rS Ssa. Sa 2maa f%a %is Z SnS Dvss a.
InwoodayS Gc 's P ia ,;o q,a Adler 'OVo
nos . to Is West ioothst. year. 5000
E" e al AS Sa s. a"S to G 81 West ss'S yary
Gaw' fiIen f. ara another to the Emeant In
dnsrisl savln". Bank w rlcasan'ave' Of ,ooo
iIorc1n. PATRICK to iucrrIa ions Odd 90,
ncnnc,cS ~ John and vic ,hs Harlem say
inrs rank Of New-YorS, : l3sd-Nt OF % ,oo
Kaufman ,f oscar 10 Fir d,,ic Mddl'brook Ne nm
Kca ro fr nc,ra S' to We, side saving ans
II corncr Mahhattan.st. Of Bloomngdae - ooo
KuSS.T wliI?m + to E% manuel n'llner and 1000
'' ancsi 'I.' Ri>Ss;cn Of ca"c".s' ,oo
lohy ana , S.s = TnS,', Births. 5000
MaSR TireSn. and Aife to John Kark, ct al. ,oo
neSssn Jon, JOAN L. Of and g sHc,s5
n Jan.st w of oireenw.h-sat tn. years 1900
Pamela f'xs'Ge ava OF ' ioi:,S Year.
noS Srs'' rraeiich. Tlya,a scndisT 900
Re cd %snY i@fo'G 30 5, Marks Place ana
'"'N0N
Reirnm r lou 10 90 Ride".st yrar.. 10000
sch,h'mah'1 81 ia,Gs. : .. Il 900
Seymaver Charles. and wife to . ofee Gefach' ooo
SUtl-st. Of "iavc, year :; f'V'V
Slhorb,rc Amol?. and another o. Bnb"tte ii 200
Uayn,au 2lO Fast 1jth-st y'ars ..-..;-:.. i'''VV
SNYDER hynd l. aH We shT rpcadTav yrars G5 900
sHlnfed paph 10 [Tlcdf'i' 5000
Schnu Jacob to Peter Schupp o'th'st q 900
Of lOth-1Ne. . y'ai-..
SapsoInc Michele ard another 70 Hrb"ck IN
yestment "a Wings and Loan 60 81 Nn'ii O. lo' mn
% man Fox T. tate. o2d ward inetalnl'nts f'ooV
S,nter Vin1cn1. Francis J Schnld lou Hoo' non
man Melrosc South. 23d Wa years ,-.-.. 1'V''
Scifcrd Lena Twelfth Ward Savnts l''lk. - ,ooo
i,1t ica e lG7tl-st ! year Hnf'@'-- ''''
steiaSr Io,Gnh 10 ga Ca dnrr "''"",Dr 81 coo
stuart Walace 10 peo or p0'' ''' II 600
Terney Francis J. 70 Iranna Kcmn 81 al ot- 20.
and 10" Kcmp estate. 23i Ward Nears i'0'
Van Raalt'. Pena. 10 Icon Cohen. : SuimhiT son
ave W o, William I ridge l,o11 ] Nar.--. -... iVV
Weber 90. ieb and wife 10 the East IL yer say,
ings Institution, 107th-st OF 2l-aNc' 20 noo
wanmskcr p, w,lan j., 70 ''o'E' "'''"'' 1918
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RI, ICKETS, sleeping car ber;hs. rooms at
PARTIES. Ii. GAZE ( SONS. li3 Broadway. N. Y.
official ticket agents for the chief Trunk Lines.
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Countrn Boaro.

A r LEE BERKSHIRE CO., MASS. In the Catskllls
n and In Sullivan g.. ~ y: Madison. y. J. and Al.
IsntIc Highland. " j. Apply Exchange for Woman's
Work $50 jthaNc.. Ncw-lork.
M APPLE SHADE COTTAGE. mile from Bloomve
wi Beautiful location, frc-h milk cream. eggs, etc
writ for part ruiar>. w. H. klFF. Bioomvillc. N T.
ngDON VIEW HOME II gh healthy ri, asant: shade
Nl goud table u,sa.ant drives Address JAMES
MOON, Manager Hcpsonyilr. Greene Co.. y. Y.
(, lJMMER HOME In the mountains healthy and beaut
- ful country not simply Tout OF town" good rooms
ana table dairy supplies nom the famous Jerseys OF Me
Ale farms ~ Y. CITY and other
rfcrenccs. A. PARKER. Mercdth. Delaware Co. n. y
q, IWPEEKY IIil Farm. miles Poughkcc psc
S,autful hra thful location airy shady grounds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20
PULLED our M 4 HORSE.
A Boys Terrible Experience Ia Ned OF
0uIelksn nd While In Hathlng.

HARnIsDuno. Juno 1o.-Charley Renser is 10
years old. He lives at Cynwyd. Bucks county.
With two boys OF his own age he went In bath
ing IN Juniper Lake. q small sheet OF water
on Capt. SehoAeld's property at Cynwyd. On
one edge OF the lake tho shallow wator covers
muddy bottom. Charley Renser began wad-
ing about in the thick mud. the water being
only up to his anklea Presently he found that
the water was nearly up TO hisknoos. although
he had been standing siill for come little time.
The water kept getting higher and higher un-
til It was above his knees.
Amt this dandy" he shouted to his COM
panions What makes the water rise so;'
Ono Of tho boys looked to see the phenome-
non. and shouted back:
Tho water ain't rsingi You're going DOWN.
Then Charley Renser thought no had better
wade out II Tint was the case, but he couldn't
wade out His feet wouldn't como out OF tho
mud. and the water was half way UP to his
middle. He struggled and strove. but tho
moro he worked to get free the deeper he went
into tho miro. His companions were too
much frightened to help him. and all they could
do was to set up loud crieS These were heard
by Capt: schofed who lived some distance
away. He ran to tho lake. The boy was in
mire nearly up r to his armpits and going
him He ran and got fence rail He thrust
out avail. Tho boy was being sucked down
steadily and would be entirely buried In tho
treacherous mire in a very few minutes unless
aid reached him. At this critical time q man
came riding By on horseback. He was hailed.
and the situation quickly explained to him.
rome. When he got back with the rope Charley
Renser was In the mire nearly to his shout
ders, and was CRYING piteously Tor somo one to
meath the mud. The man with the rope
quickly made moose In one end Of It, and told
the boy to slip 1t down over him beneath his
arms: This Charley was still able to do.
but no could not have done 1t two min
utes later. Then he Craspcd tho rope with
both hands. Tho man on the horse wrapped
put spurs to his horse. 1t was long. hard,
and steady tug for the horse before he started
the boy from the tenacious mire in which he
was nearly submerged but he succeeded. and
drew young Renser from what would soon
have been his living tomb. -
The fright and nervous strain OF tho terrible
situation was moro than the boy could stand
after he was rescued, and no was carried homo
unconscious. Tho existence Of such u treach-
erous spot as that in tho little lake was not
known before II has been investigated and
beneath the few inches Of mud n bed Of quick
sand was discovered. Poles thirty feet long
have been pushed down into the sand without
finding the bottom.
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Sneak Thief MurtaGh Arrested at Coney
Islnnd for u Robbery Mt Psterson.

William Murtagh was arrested by Detective
Van Leer ut Coney Island late on Sunday night
on n charge OF stealing $1,000 worth Of dia-
mond rings from Wheeler's jewclry store at
2C2 Market street Paterson. He entered the
store with a companion two weeks ago. asked
to see some rings, and dashed into the street
with the tray tho clerk laid on the counter
Two citizens tried to stop him. but he fright
ened them away by putting his hand to his hip
pocket and threatening to shoot Them, Then
he jumped on train that was just rolling ont
OF the station and escaped with twenty-three
out OF the twenty four rings on the tray. One
ring had fallen on and was picked up in the
street.
Police Captain Corbett of Newark recognized
Murtagh's style OF work and showed Murtagh,s
at once. Then Corbett learned that Murtagh
had offered to sell 500 diamond ring for $40
and had said he was going to Coney Island to
see his girl. These discoveries led to Murtagh's
arrest.
Murtagh ia only 20 years'old. but has been
considered an able sneak thief by the Newark
police for five years past. His portrait is No.
90 in the Newark police cabinet. He was
taken to Paterson yesterday afternoon and
identified by the jewellers clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-06-20
Second Attempt to Try Alderman Mckee.

The trial Of Alderman ". J. Mckee OF Brook
Ign for alleged conspiracy to defraud tho city
In connection with Patrick Ross's bill Of SILL
400 for erecting the Columbus celebration
grand stands. was begun yesterday for the
second time In tho Court OF Sessions in Brook
Ign. Judge Moore presided. and with him on
the bench were side" Justices Kelly and
heen impanelcd. the trial was suddenly
stopped by the illness Of Justice Kelly.
Out OF thirty taesmen examined yesterday.
ward Cole. provisions. 2lS RutledGe street:
Patrick u. Alderman. agent. 27S Monroe
graw street; Charles +. Oakley. clothing. :33
McDonough street.
The trial will probably last through the week.
day attending tho meeting OF the Court Of APP
pcals at Saratoga. Lut will be back to- day to
and ex-Aldcrman Dwyer are counsel for the
defence