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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
SING SING.

Tho closing exercises Of the Sing Sing punhc Schoo'
took place in the armory Of the Mount riraS'"'
Military Academy yesterday morning. mere "''
a large gathering OF relatives and irlcnhS o' u"
minis present and the exercises were Interesting
The Rev A. +. Fooe. of tho Baptist Church o7lV'r'"
the address 10 the graduates. The schools noP''
IN Tuesday september >. The Board oi NiiihS'
Trustees stands seven Democrats TO two KepuohoanS
The Chief OF Police. Mr.. McNcal ana Tue as>i''I''
Chief Of Police Mr.. Williams. are Republicans WI
have held over since last year when the b"aro ""'
Republican, Trustee Kcnncy. at meeting VI 'n'
body on Wednesday evening, presented rcsoihuo'
that the Offices BE- declared vacant. Ihcre WIS
lively debate upon the subject, TruSi"" ohcr"'"
con,cnding that the officers could only be remover
for cause Trustee Kcnncy's resolution was adopted
and halo, was taken for chief OF Police. In whisI
,ion1o NcScal received five votes ana ''ofEc !"
Knnp three Chief McNcal was declared 'ic'nu
IN Succeed himself The board then proceeded 10 hallo
for Assistant chief. Rominc william, received hV'
Valentine Dietrich one, and William Grern TWO
Williams was declared elected. Dnlhe w,
months OF July and Angus, tie Public Library u
q and ; O'Clock in the afternoon. Inc >,Tit
md literary Club Of St paul's Church VIII have
rs first moonlight sail OF the season TINS evening OF
heard The steamer LOWS -. BLACK. gong mp INK
hudson as far a. West Point and returning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
THE COyTORTIOyfsr BEFORE PHYSICIANS

The contortionist Baggcsen. who appears In the
entertainment given the roof OF the Madison sqare
Garden gave n special exhibition OF his anatomical
hcxbiity in the concert hall of the Garden yesterday
before a number Of prominent physicians. Among
those present were DIR. Austin Flint, Dr. George
woosey, DR.. A. A. Smith, Dr. sayre DIR. l. 5. Haynes
and Dr. Il. W. FranenthaL The contortionst is
small man. and by means muscular. He lay down
on his face and without changing the position OF his
hips twisted himself that his body at the shoulders
lay almost upon the back lie then invited one OF
the doctors to listen his heart. lie did aIii
said that 1t was a good heart and that every SOUND
OF II was correct and clear. The pulse was ITO.
Eaggcsen wreathed and writhcd himself about to some
further extent and then his pulse found 10 be
l4j and his heart still healthy. Finally he stood
up and twisted his body till his shoulders were In an
exactly opposite position TO that Of his hips
some OF the doctors thought. n little beyond that
position Baggcsen said that he had begun exercises
for these feais when he was six years old, and he
thirtyone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Tho now DYNAMO n, the electric Hight station on
tho Bronx River which Is to furnish power lor ''i'
Mount Vernon line OF The electric road Is oe's '''
80 u T. cvnec,ed that VI will he ready BY sa'nrhaN
50 that on sunday next power for the Mount N.'.,
c,rs VIII be furnished from the new station ana '"7
mower. bouse nj the ionEers station, wmch "ha "'0
oyertaxed since the Mount Vernon cars s'"re" '"'
MING rI, he relieved from the extra strain.
Tho managers Of the Yonkers Railroad say ,hnt 'ne
reason the road refuses 10 pay tho assessment or "
having OF Main and New. Main sis u that inc "houi'
~ ,be assessment Is too high and that 1t has claim
Cor oamage, against the company Inc h'''
Dr. Conovcr, clergyman from Bratteboro' vernon.
f. a visitor I'm Yonlers. DR.. Conovcr formerly hV'"
In Workers and left that place in 1929 lie Is hnch
interested in the many changes which nave TAKEN
place since he there. Recent shpscr'p''""S
10 The new St. Joseph's Seminary In this city br'ns
the total up to $685.. 2o3 40. Hammer n'p
will 10 given at the Park I'LL Country Cbhonse on
Wednesday July Il. Dancing will begin at O'CLOCK
The committee OF arrangements consists OF "iiidi
l.. Thorne. Joseph c. Earn>han, Thomas haIe' !r'
Wallace Guilford and f. V u. Getty. -. The >onkerS
and pecn,c,s Savings Banks will on July - pay III"
usual semi annual interest at the rate OF per cent
wear on sums up TO $1,000. and 3 per cent on SUMS
exceeding 81 900 and up TO $1,000 . The Rradu''i"E
exercises OF the Yonkers High school were h'!d h''
evening. Diplomas were awarded 10 these graduates :
Classical course, Edith Jefferson Andris Eva N'o"
Ausin Aline Croquet Strat,rd; literary course Luz"
Cenung Birch Mana Boughon Lord. Corn"ia Augusta
u.es. scientific course Gcorganna Bashford. SOPHIE
pocuo Foster Florence Elizabeth llowes, Josephine
Jordan Jennie olivia KirkwO0d. Emma Elizabe'h
Kucchler Amelia Qcwcntha Harry Anare ,N A Men
bald, John Arnot kinsman freorrCn "l hn addrcs
To- the graduates was delivered by the Rev = rarke'
Cadman OF the Central Methodist Epsco@l wnrT n
three fonrths acres OF land in North liroldwaI ron
The Workers Land ana investment 'o"p''' '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
NEW-JERSEY.
DISGRACFD JURORS ~ JERSEY CITY.
JUDGE HUDsPETH I'Mls,Ep THREE OF THEN
FOR TALKING WITH Az OUTSIDER
WHILE on pUrl

WHILE on DUTY.
Judge Hndspeth. Of the Court Of General SrS
s,ons Yesterday censurcd three jurymcn ana dis
,,ssos them from the petit jury panel for the term
Tho thr.c mon were Joan Mcnamara, Louis Y. Gin
nocchio and Charles !. Wcdin These men wer" on
the ,ury drawn to try Edward Foley. Wednesday VINO
was indicted for being implicated In the robbery 81
tobacco valued nj $40 600 The goods were taken from
the pier OF the Netherlands steamship Line. ll"bohon
an August o. ls92. The police arrested stephen
Hall alias Harris: David Barry, James Dee ana
Foley for the theft. Barry and De-" pleaded quits
and were sent 10 state prison. Hall escaped from
iail while waiting trial, and Foley. on Wednesday
was found guilty, and yesterday was sentenced 10
term of ten years In state prison
While the Jurors were considering the case in tn"
Iuryroom McNamara Hinnoccho and Wciln called
from window 10 George Sclarienl"rg ana a'h'o
him TO get thsm something 10 cat. rcharlrnrrg got
some sandwiches aud threw them INT" inc r~fh
through the window. This reported I" JhG-c
IIIds pcih and yesterday morning. alter d"hohlfih|
The conduct Of the juror disgrac.ln The 'nu -
dismissed them. The three disgraceu Jurors hhu nla
for acgual for eight hours before thcS aSr'''
a verdict Of guilty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
WHITE pT ANS

The Wcstchcster Comfy Water Works company M
completed tho attachment Of an el'ciri Shul '"' "
the water tower or standppc. In broadway. IN 'AH'
~ fire tho engineer at the pumping station can shut
of the supplv TO the tower half mile away "lth"h'
leaving his post and pump tie wafer into me stree.
mains The Board OF Trustees met YES efdA' ana
authorized the clerk 90 draw drait for inc hr'
hydrant rental which had been withheld
published report gave the cost 81 th' ih'"hP''
sewer system Of White rains as Wi'hlh .,F,1ovo1e
~ tho coutrncf prirc which VA, less than slUnolp
The truth is bonds for S23j.oOD have been Issued
hv nr.yI1us Boards OF Trustees 10 pay Tor nit
work Including extras and legal fees. and the worn
i sin incomplete. h'W Asnv.in".'
will he erected In School District NO d"ri"s '"'
vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

doubles White Fcnnesscy met Taylor ana Taylor III
the finals contest and In the later an inter
cstng match by Miss IIebbard and MI r"her
from Mctt and Mr. Collins. three close SEES p"s
required 10 decide the victory. The summary
Mems Singles, first round--A. 5. Taylor beat u .
EytIngc o.. Go. F.. d. Dnsnorc against James W.
White CO, 10. unfinished. Rex. A. T. Aucrbnfy ocas
+. S. Parker d G-3, 0-1. a. C. Pcsuey ooa' L. NUM-
Allen. jr. by default
MEMS Doubles semi-nnsl rount-J. w. White ana u
T. Fennessev beat c. y. Collins and F. s. Parker o.
81 A. S. Taylor and Arthur Taylor beat the Rev. A.
p. Aterbury and A. G. Postley SO o-l' %.
Mixed Doubles semi.hnal round-Mss Hcboaro ana
F. s Parker belt Miss Miett and w. S. Collins, o-3'
a II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
MEREDITH WANTS TO SERVE HIS TERN.

writ Of habeas corpus has been granted to Ed
ward Meredith, who sentenced In 1889 by Judge
MARITIME TO eight years and ten months Imprisonment
for having shot Philip Daily while trying to levy
blackmai from him, by Judge Barnard, OF the SUI
prcme Court. Meredith al present Is In the Asylum
for the Criminal Insane mt Ma,tcawan, n. \. Ills
counsel John hclly, OF No. 200 broadway, says h.
* not insane and will endcavor Lave him returned
TO Sing sing Prison. Meredith has had published a
long statement in which he says that his imprisoii-
ment In the asylum is due to the cnnty OF the state
pri son officials. Ii said at the District Attorney :
nfice Yesterday that there was doubt about Mere
dith's insanity. The motion will be opposed by As
sistant District Attorney Battle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Grand Jury sent for Deputy County CLERK
Barnard yesterday, and had him produce the papers
in the suit OF John Adamson to prevent the building
of a surface railroad In Unonst. by the Union Rail
road Company. Judge Cullen, 1t may be remem-
bered declared the franchise void the ground OF
fraud In securing it from the Aldermen
man who registered as Andrew Osterhouse took
q room at u lodgng-house at No liamilton-ave
Wednesday night, and said he wished to be called at
6 q. M. as he was going on long voyage. When an
effort to waken him made he was found TO be
dead from asphyxiation, the room being filed with
gas from open burner.
Supervisors Hughes Judge and Extance have been
APPOINTED a committee to investigate the allegations
that the county has been dcfraudcd In the matter Of
payments for the burials of veterans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
A BURGLAR IN TIE EX sHERIFF'S HOUSE.

Ex-Shcrif Cornelius j. CroEan. OF Jersey NY
who lives ut No. G5f Jersey ave. was awakened 's'
night by sounds Of burglar nj work Mr. 'roh'h
partially dressed himself secured revolver ana went
M search Of the intruder In his absenc" his vile
raised window and shouted " p0lice.N Murder!'
Fire 7, Policemen Donovan and Mctiurk and II score
Of neighbOrs responded To the screams. Donovan
decided guard The front " the hons" ana Mc,'trk
went around Eighth ST. protect the rear. leaving
Cronan 10 drive the burglar ont Of The house. IN"
burglar. however, had been more alarmed than III"
ncightors by tie Of Mrs. CrOnan ana ran
for the yard When clanbering over the fence INTO
Pighthst. Policeman Mcturk saw him. The burglar
sprang into the street and nd, while Mc'urk lol
lowed him. He ordered the fugitive To stop and the
reply he received came from n revolver. The police
man IN turn fired u shot nj the fleeing man. The
burglar was captured finally. however and locked
up lie succeeded In getting only few dollars from
the xSherfs pockets.
A drill engine and freight ran oil the float
mt the cw-Jersey Central dock yesterday and are
yet at the bottom Of the river When The engineer
and fireman that the accident Wa, certain 10
take place they jumped rom the engine and
capped injured There was no one on the ear. \
wrecker is at work trying 10 hoist the submerged
engine and car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Concv Island Jockey Club races Shcepshosd Bay,
80 p.
Departure Of Lieutenant Peary on the Falcon
Custom House Investigating Committee
Board Of Street Openings, City Hall
East River Bridge Commission. p. M
ORANGE Lawn Tennis Club tournament. Orange, N d.
p.
THE Goldey" entertainment. No. West Fourteenth
st., p. m. ,,
West Side Lawn Tennis Club tournament Eeh!'
ninth.st. and Central Park West. p. m.
Music in Battery Park by G9th Regiment band'
p. m 49, . ,,,,
Lecture BY the Rev. c. II. Tyndall Olivet Memorial
Church. AS D.. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
Long ISL Nd.

Long ISLAND CIrY.-An unknown man was Killed
by train 80 ~ on the Long Island Railroad. at Green
polni-avc. Blssvill". last night. Tile body was re
moved Ia Conway's morgnc In Long Island city. In
the pockets the mans clothes tlme-check. No.
277 and n pawn ticket No. 22.O20 The ticket was
for u watch on which - had been advanced. II was
made out In the Of siromc. In the mans caro-
cas-, were the addresses Of Mrs Dromc, No. ~ North
Eleventh ST., rrooklyn; Arthur Donohue. East JrIcr
son ST. springfield H.. and Mis. Ware No. 20 flfti-
st. Mount Vernon. Thc dead man was about twenty
seven years old and labOr5r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
PLAYING IN CENTRAL PARK.

The GENITAL Park players continuod their handicap
tournament yesterday afternoon the lower cour''
Hsirht reached the finals and will play Bates Tor nrst
Prize Hc.had hard struggle with H. NJ Gran, winning
after close and wellpayed sets Inc OLD tmers
thus tho top In spite OF the larger naocas
allotted N the younger player. The scores;
Second Rcund-Horace NJ Graf hfteen) beat Ernest &
Everett lowe half rftcen). g. 6-l
Semi.nnal round-Charles F. Haight lowe haif nreeh
bea; horace NJ. Graf (Lfteen), SO, Go. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
NEWARK.

Thomas T. Kinney has sold out his interest In
1.-THE Daily Advertiser" and has permanently retired
from newspaper business He sole proprietor OF
the paper until early last year. when owing to fall
Ing eyes ghi. he formed II stock company. The stock
was held by John 7. Dryden Leslie ID. Ward Franklin
Murphy and Mr.. Kinney. Beforr the last Presidential
election Mr.. Murphy sold his holdings to the other
members Of the company. The nominal value OF the
capital stock IL $4,000. Mr.. kinney rctires
from the paper with which his family has been con-
neccd for sixty years.
The Thurston Company with a paid up capital
OF &3o0, 900 filed articles OF Incorporation In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EUCKINGHAM-EXSenator George b. sloan Of
Osweoo CLARENDON-Admiral Kazrakof, OF the Rus
ain, NAVY FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-President Benjamin
Harrison OF Indiana Asa 7. Potter of Boston, ana Eu-
ward F. Crarin OF Chicago GILSEY-Secretary OF State
Frank Rice OF Albany. HOLLAND-General Eugene
A. Carr United States Army. MURRAY hlLL-ocna'
tor Anasa j. Parker Of Albany. and Martin l. Townchd
NJ Troy SAVOY-Ex Governor George Peabody Wetnore
OF Rhode Island and the Rev. +. Winchester Donald OF
Roston VICTORIA-Chevaller Won Tavera. Austrian
Minister OF Washington. WALDORF-Sir +. Napier
proome of Trinidad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
wELI-KNOwN ORGANISE DISMISSED.

Dr. John NJ Loretz, well-known musician, who
has been organist and choirmastcr in the Roman
Catholic Church Of st. Agnes, at Sackeft and Hoyt
sts. has been dismissed from the place Differences
between him and the quartet said to have LED 10
a notice to Dr. Loretz by the pastor. the Rev James
6 Dufy that his services not needed longer
DR. Loretz says that he has been badly treated after
his work In bringing the choir TO its present STATE
"a perfection lie Is about fifty years old and rs
The author of several His chief regret Is IN
leaving the organ of the church, which he designed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
SCARSDALE.

Claiming Burns. resident Of sc'r'da'c wa S'V'rN
injured by being struck 10y train on the Harlem
division Yesterday morning. Mr. Burns WAS nfN"h
m his carriage 10 the station and a!shlcd Oh IN" sd
Of the track AWAY from tho entrance He started -
run across but was caught 10y the American tNprs
irain which he had not seen. lie was struck on -"
lcn side and thrown across nc track; strhhS upon
it face III, was taken 10 White Pllins for IN deal
treatment. II Is thought he VIII recover tho Sh III
condition j. considered serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
HOvEY OR HOBART WILL WIN.
THE NEw-YOKKEE MOVES UP IN THE WEST
NEWTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT

THE NEW-YOEkEE MONtS CP IN THE WEST
NEWTON TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Boston, June 20 (spceis-As tie West Newton tennis
tournament approaches nal matches the excitement
fncrasar Clarence Hobart. OF New-York, IS In
second place, and his Old rival Frederick Hovey. the
Harvard expert t. the head OF the list Of Goa
tesants. The nrst prize lies between Hovey and Hobart
md the result OF to-uOrfJws matches VIII determine
which is 70 poescss the trophy Hcbarts setback came TO-
d,v in his defeat BY Mslcoa Cace. who Unexpectedly
rose 20 the occs ion occasion no, very
acting a. tnc in form. and his
dyiyes out Of into the net. Cnacc showed OK
ee,Ient Judgment made most Of his unexpected
opportun,ty for victory. Hoyey played steady tennis
aud did swift accurate work at the net. He had his
banda full in beating the plucky Wrenn but had COM
p.ratiyelv easy time 1t with the Providence expert
ro.morrow's match Hobart and Hovey will prob
abv decide the hist place in wrcnn is sure
of third place, and deserves 1t by his work. w. A.
Ixrned OF Cornell Is not in condition. but Is showing
improvement In every match that he plays The scores
and standing OF the players are as follows
Fourth days ray-Frederick H. IIovey, Harvard beat
n D. Wrenp Harvard 0-S. G-3 and c.. Malcolm
Ohsce Providence beat Clarence Hobart NewYork. 10
ana rs. r. D. wrcnn. Harvard. beat W. A. Larned
corneu 81 Ga and 30 Frederick H. Hovey.
Harvard beat Malcolm, Chace Brown Unworthy ID
and 90.
Standing Of players: Hovey won 5. lost 1, Hobart
veu lost O. Wrenn 4. lost 3; Chace won z. lost
4: Larred o. lost g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
IIA( kENSAck.

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter ID. Moore on Wednesday ccle'
bralcd the sixty third anniversary of their marrag"
NJ tn,r hon. near Eton. Their children. grand
rhIdrr, and great grandchildren 10 the number oi
uXty.tw0 gathered nj the house. Mr.. Moore was al
one time a builder In New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
A. Raymond & Co.,
Mems OWffftcrs,
NASSAU AND FULTON SIS.

County Clerks Office Newark. Yesterday morning
The incorporai0rs are T.. o. Quiglcy. Of Orange, y
j.: L. r. Puinroy. "f Chatham. y. J.; j. IL. tald
well Of New York CITY George W. Omlglcy OF Penn
.ylvanla and = ". Thur ton. Of Camden, y. j. The
conIany will manufacture steamboat signals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
pOPTCIIESTER

The graduating exercises Of ID" Union Free scVooi
took place last night IN fchrs Opera iiciSe' Inc
building was crowded With friends and relatives "i
The graduates. The president Of the Board u EIh'h'
ito, Miss Iavina VI Horton. who has been teacher
t Tho portcheser public school for NOR" than ms
ears delivered the address 10 the eraiuatcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

About these days the sweet Girl graduntc oludes In
her essay the beauties Of Natcyour"' ana the
artistic merit ~ the pic you're and the cnprccs or
4" fort .yonnc' aud inquiries, " Dd-nh-yew Hike the
commcnc cxcrcises' This painful prcci Ion and
affected care and consciousness In articulation are rs
far removed from good usage In conversation as an
architects plan from artists picture. -(Boston Pilot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

Brummel Caramels. Rich. Mellow and Delici
Gus. Name OH each wrapper. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

A Luxury FOR TOURISTS, .,..
LYONS Perfect T0ooh Powder. In metal boNes, WIN
patent niea surfing tube. Neat and portable % cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,

Z. 4 W. "OCTA.' SHATTEMUC." Il. & w.
Either style II you low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

Dr. Sanford's Liver invigorat:r is u vcgetabl
eurs for biliousncss constipation. Indigestion IL cure
thousands annuxlly-Try IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

Only twenty hours TO Chicago by the New York
Central" Americas Greatest Railroad -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
Announcer is.

Browns (amphorated Sapcnaceous Dentifrie
Is Tho hest tooth powder In the world for preserving h
teeth .Refreshing and delicious" rs cents a bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
TRIAL OF DR.. BRIGGS.
only EXTENDED ACCOUNT IN PRINT.
NOW READY.

The Tribune has published in pamphlet
firm. I2o large pages, a report OF the
Proceedings of the recent Presbyterian terrain
caneraI Assembly, in Washington giving
with especial prominence and fuIness the
Trial of Or. Briggs. e
There is no other extended account OF
this now famous trial, and of the speeches
of Gen. McCook, Or. Briggs, and others 10
orint nor is there likely to be any DINER
The proceedings are reported by the Rev.
John 3. Devins, a Presbyterian clergyman
WIN caused full stenographic report 10
be taken. "a. u,.
The pamphlet is illustrated with many
portraits. e.....
Sent to any address in the United States
for rs cents, postage paid.
The Agent for the sale Of this pamphlet
in Canada is the Rev. BENZ. B. keefer,
81 Richmond ST., Toronto, Canada.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30

CeaseI of tho Nervous system Genit Urinary Organs,
In,potency aud Sterility. Hours. " !. 70 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-30
THE WEST SIDE CLUBS GAMES.

Ths West Side Tennis Club tournament was continued
<.A.v asernoeu and considerable progress was made.
~ ami Annals being played In the mems and mixed
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-04
Zreczna nasza straz OgniOwa.

Wczoraj znowu straz nasza ognio-
wa da&a dow6d, jak znakomicie jest
zorganizowana. Rano godz. 2 wy
buchi z niewiadomej przyezyny pozar
we fabryce woz6w 6rmy Brady s.
Bun pm. 1913 N. Ashland ave.
poaar by} nadzwyczaj niebezpieczny.
Wybuchl ma drugiem pietrze tego
trzypietrowego budynku: W suchem
drzewie tam nagromadzonem i W
olejach farbach zuajdujacych sic
tam W znacznej ilosci znalazi pozar
sprzymierzehc6w tax znacznych, ze
Mkt ME sadzi1, by zdoaano caiy bu-
dynek utatowac. A przeciez stray
ogniowej udaso sic ograniczyc pozar
do tego jednego pietra inne uchro-
mic cd zajecia sic. Pozar ten zrzadzii
szkode ma $1,000, stosunkowo ME.
wielka W obec niebezpieczehstwa, ia.
klein widocznie grozil.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-10-04
Nieszczesliwy wypadek.

Senator zwiazkowy F. B. Stock.
bridge Michigan wczoraj wieczo.
rem godz. 8 pr6bujac wskoczyc ma
jadacy W kierunku p6}nocnym wa
gon kolei linowej ma Wabash ave. i
Peck Court, zosta} porwauy przez
pociag jadacy W kierunku przeciw-
nym i wleczony po bruku przez ia
kich 20 stop Odni6sl rany pokale.
czenia ma gsowie Po casem ciele,
jesli okazaioby sic, ze takze wewne.
trzne ma uszkodzenia, to zachodzifa-
by Ottawa o jego zycie. Pokrwawio.
nego nieprzytomnego zaniesiono ma
chodnik, kiedy nadszedi policyant,
a on przyszeds do siebie, ME chcia}
wyjawic swego nazwiska i stanowi-
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go dorozka do hotelu Richelieu.
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