davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-05
ARhPrhItck
QmO Smt5gefaGtes.

Sn SutnotS, in Sn6iana, in WttGIi@
gan unb in Btsconitn ite6t beutc Icicbtes
S9nee9eit0ber gu ertparten, mor9cu fldrt
1tb Der 0tmnel Dteoer unO eS miro falt.
0te organiitrten 8an6tten i'm meriz
fonticben Staate G9i6uabua baben an9e6@
1tcb in Ser g&dbe bon Santa GruS bert 9te7
9ierun9struppen cine NieDerlage beige
bra6t. SIS mirb bebouptet, baB Die 8anz
bitten aus 9lri8ona 3u3ug er6alten.
Meneltlic6e @emiit6er in StaLien be-
fiircbten etnen pl6Blicben @infau BET 0totbz
boien. Sn ber Ndbe bon gfi58a limb II
9ebli6 uber 10000 Wtann. fran3Oiti3e
Sruppen aIer @affen9attungen con5enz
trtrt. Die 6erren @arnDt, Gaitmtr>8erter
unb General Mercier tDerben iib aber Die
Sa6e pObL no6 Elm tperig uberIegen.
= Den cnergii9en Nn~prbnungen 6es
@ouDerneurs 6ilhbaf bon @rfanias lit bte
erfol9te @efan9enne6mun9 mebrerer be-
riibli9ter 8abnrGuber gu %ner6anfen. Wan
bofft Der gan3en GGuberbanbe i'm Gaufe
bieicr Bo9e babbaft gu perben.
- Sin Selegromm aus 2onbon meIbet
BEN beute bort ~erfolgten Sob Ser Gompoz
ntlttn Der Sper Garina, Srau Suite 8olf.
= Den felt bergan9enen Wtat fetern6en
9obgerbern in 8ittsbur9 lit cine bo6ptuz
fommene MISUNDERSTANDING gu She'll
9etporben: 6te @teberaufnabme bes 8e7
triebes in iGmmtltcben @erbereien.
- Ser 8rGii6ent bat ben Nicbter 6orn5
bloner, 6elien 8eitdtigung gum WitgLtee
bes Sberbun6esgertbt Der 8un6esienat
unterIaiien bate, obermaIs fir ben 9oiten
ernannt.
= 9as 6auptereigntB arf Dem beuti9en
ytetp Oorfvr @ffeftenmartt mar Der Sal
um II 8roSent Ser Qtftten Der Ntcbiion,
Sppefa & Santa Se>Q3a6n, eine Gii6tptr
flung itarfer 8erfGufe bteier Qlttien in 2onz
bon. SIS 9e6t baS @eritcbt, baB fir Bic
8abn Elm WaiienDerDaLter beltellt tperoen
pitrbe. Ser Martt bate i'm Nu8emetnen
cine tpet6enbe Genben3.
- Die 8ant bon England fol- 6urd
bic Lei6tfertigen TranSatttpnen bes ST.
&aiitrers sap ntdt 10 beoeuten6 geibG6igt
tporben iein, ais man anfdngIt3 in Der
b~orttgen Sinan3peIt angenommen bate.
= SIM 8unbesi9aB befanben ftb 8eiteru
netto $50, 684,451 @olb, $6,081, sol
StLbcr un6 1926, DOB 8apiergelb, int
@an3en, nab Qtb3u9 Der ausge9ebenen Ser
t%ificate, $95, 059 1861 in baarem @cIbe.
NuBerbem befanben ii6 BET 8anfen binter=
Iegt nc4 $14 ,254,278, 10 baB ftb bic 9ez
iammten Der Ne9ierung CUR 8erfusuns
itebenOen 11e6eri4liie auf sos, 314,23
b~eltefen. 3ugenortmen batten Die l1eberz
i9Giie 9egen Samitag UNI 1923, 49,
Dollars.
- @(uf Sem G6tcagoer @etrei6emarf
baben ii3 bic Bretie beute MOr9en ntb1
peientlte6 nerdnbert; auf benz Scbmeines
fleii9waarenmarft ftnb Die 8reiie UNI
g Gent getptc4en.
- @uS bet StodDar6s tpir6 bertc6tet
13ufubr 1000 Stid &inboieb, $4,000 Stid
S9tpeine unb 10000 Stid Sdafe. Sin
S6afmarft iinb Die Bretie feit; ant Ntnb.
btebmartt matt, am S6meinemartt iin6 BIZ
8retie UNI 5 Sent getptdcn. S3were
S3tDeine bringen So. 1O(@5.25 Iei6tt
$5.15@5.45, ibpere unb Iei9te bur9etn:
amber $5.1005.45.
, 1893-12-05
Chat zines Giferfuhti9en.
Siebe uno puIper.
SprtnafteIb. 81. ). 0es.

Srau Winnie Dunn, Die Satin bon s..
90. Dunn, zines 2lngeitelten Der y@eitern
Union Go.", ipurbe DON 6arbie 6oparb,
Der ibr in lebterer 3eit QroBe Nufmerfiamz
feiten ertptcien bate, burb einen 8iitolen>
ibuB pcripunbet. Na6 ibrer Qlusiage mar
ibr Set Mfann in betrunfenem 3uitanDe in
Elm %Geftuurant gcfolgt unb bate 0alelbit
auf ite gefeuert. Der 0atte Der Trau lteB
gegen 6arOie 6oparO eiucn @%erbaftun9S>
befcbl ausitelIen bod bate Der SDieBbolb
itcb bereitS aus benz Stallbe genlacbt, che
gu ieiner 8er9aftrnQ gelbritten iper6en
fonnte, Die 8%erpunbun9 Irau 9unn's
lit ntcbt er6ebltdb.
, 1893-12-05
Uefeeraphipde 0epeG6en.
SdmQr'feBcret.
Qn Ser ttalienifden 6ren5e fteben
an9ebltd 10000 6ranSoien
Sereit, III JtaIien ~ein3ufauen.
st 0 nj 5, 9eS.

@s tpir6 ~bebauptet, oaB gegentpdrtig
sipil6en Iti55a unb 8arceuonnette, biht
BEL oer itaLienii6en @ren5e, nibt tperiger
ais 10000 fran3Oiii6e Sruppcn ouer
Waffen0attungen itiinOen uno borten gez
paltige Wiengen &rie9Smateriol aufBebduft
ieien. @s iabe oan3 barnocb aus, ais oh
bic Sran5olen cine lleberrumpelung Der III
Der gtGbe Der @ren5e beftn6lihen @arniioz
men beabit6tigten. 9ie italtenti6e &ez
gterung trifft angebIib bereits energilbe
@e9enmaBregelr1.
, 1893-12-05
Die 0iterreihtfden SostoIiiten uno
ote neue Nrmee=D D rIaoe.
W II, ). Sea.

Us te Il, D. Oe3.
Die bieiigen So3ialiiten baben belbIoIz
len etnen a~LQemetnen Strett ms 2eben AT
rufen, nm auf loIcbe @eiie segen Sic Sem
&et6sratbe pOrltcgenbe Qrmecz8tu gu proc
%teitiren, ba burb Die 8eftimmun9cn Der
@orlage Die 2aiten 6es Golfes tpeientlidb
per9rOBert tperben piiroen. Mie aus Ser
9egentpdrtigen 6attun9 Der So3iaItiten gu
icblieBer, peroen bteiclben bem1acbit I'M
ruben iniceniren.
, 1893-12-05
mtnterlide 6efobren Ser Sdif=
faRrt.
Gin 5if9er=S 9ooner i'm Gife.
90 anttotpac, Wts.. 5. 0ea.

Wf anlto 10 c. Wts.1 5. DEG.
Ser 6ti3erzS 6OOner rt6attie Gurrans",
pcI6er itch ouf Der 6Obe bon Sreez&ipers,
in 6ol9e Der 9lnbGufung GROCER Wtaiien
BON Sis in Bet gtGbe bes l1ferS, in GROCER
@efabr befunben unb Dergebli9 periubt
bate, in BEN bortigen 6afcn einSulaufen,
traf gegen Wtitternabt III ben bteiigen 6az
fen Elm. Setn 9an5eS @Orbertbeil mar nit
btdem Sis beOedt. 3wet Wttglie6er ser
Mannibaft bes 8abr5cugeS batten itdb su
SUB iiber bas Sis nacb Spo &tbers be-
geben.
, 1893-12-05
60dit erfreultb.
Die 5ahIreiden pittsbureer 6erbereien neh'
men oen Setrieb mieorr ant.
9ittS 5. 9ea.

9ie bieiigen @crbereien, tpelcbe Oiele BUM
oerte 8erionen bei6dfti9en, baben nit Nns
fang bieier 8O6e idntmtlieh, bis uuf 3net,
ben 8etrieb, Der in 6olge Der u~ngiinitlsen
@ei6aftslage l6on felt bem %Dergangenen
Wtqt rubte, ipiebcr aufgcnommen. Sn ben
nocD 8ei6loicnen 5pet @erbereien iou Bic
Nrbcit i'm 2aufe Ser nd9iten 5pet g9Ocben
pieoer Beginner. Sir Die 2ob9erber 1T
bies natiirii9 bie i9Onite 8ei9na9t8=
be l6eerung.
, 1893-12-05
Gaprtpt dr9ert ith.
Oppoition eesen ole beabfdti9teH RanoeIss
pertrd9e.
8erIin Il. 5. Qes.

Die Qgitation gcgen Bic 6anOclspertrd9e
nit &uBlan6 unO anberen 2GnOern, iotpte
ge9en Gapripi lelbit lit in itetem 8ablen
be9rtffen. Scr &ansLer lit bariiber bo9ltcblt
auf9ebrabt. Soute ct in bieier @emltbS7
perfaiiung feline Gntlaiiung f%Orbern, 10
piirbe tie Der &atier unter fciuen umitdnz
ben betpiuigen, ionbern iib e1cr CUR Nuta
lOiun9 bes 9anbtages Deritebcn, III tpelchem
CT Gin rOliitbeet fir polttii6e Sntri9uen"
erblidt.
, 1893-12-05
Sdan0tbot bon Cramps.
WerthpoIe Pierce fommen in oen 5Iam=
men 11rl.
sc e ID q nrf. 5. Oea.

Cine Gpe3iaGz0 epci9c aus Burlington,
Sa., an Die bielige Sum" 6eri6tet, OaB auf
Der 8iebfarm Natboniel 8ruenS' bic
8ferbeitdae BON 2anDitreicbern III 8ra1o
9eiebt unb poultGn6ig etngeGibert wur6en.
@5 fan1en babel bcribicbene mert6oolle
8fer6e, Der 3rabers 6engit vHepublican"
$4,000, Sam &cttb ($2500) II. /. No., in
Sen Slammen I'M. SIM @an3en miro Der
8erIuit auf $4,000 9ei9dBt. Die Ser
ii6erun9 betr69t $1,000.
, 1893-12-05
6sridtIide Gridiefun9 zines Hin.
oesm0roers.
6 ueblp. Mer.. 3.

III WtEI.t D. SV6.
gfa6 elmer 9epeidbe aus Sierra Gru3
tpuroe Suan Guadalupe, tpeIber ieinen
tlctnen Sobn 81 Sooe priigeIte, neil CT
ntcbt i'm Stanbe mar, cine beitimmte Guanz
tttGt &affee SIT t~rinten, Dem ricbterlicben
urt6etl gemGB ericboiien. 9aS 8erbrcben,
tpelcbes CT nit benz Sobe 3u bitBen bate,
murbe gu QI5uaItt5u9o i'm Staate Sera
@rus %be9angen. Ser &nabe mar erit orei
Sabre alt unb nurbe bon ieinem unmeni6z
Iiden 8ater gerabcSu ;u 8rei gei3lagen.
, 1893-12-05
Die oeutfdfrons0iifae 6ren1e in
2lfrtfd.
9 erItn. :. 0e.

BerItn, 3. Oe3.
Die beutib>frans0iiibe GOnferen3, pcI9e
itob nit Der 8efimmung Der @ren3e bes6in>
terlanOeS bon &amerun SIT beicbdfti9en ba7
ben Dtr6, iolte 9eitern itattftn6en, nur6e
aber Deri9oben, ba bic fran3Oiiiben Mttz
glieber crit Snitruftionen bon tbrer gtegiez
rutlg abwarten 81 miien erflGrten.
, 1893-12-05
Die Qnordtitenjooo in Spanten,
IN Barcelona abermaIs flint DeroGdtiae
etn9e3o9en.
g arceIpna,5 5. 0e3.

@eitern purben ba6ier flint frem6e
Inar6iiten Oerbaftet. @iner 6erielbcn be-
trieb cine 8irtbi6aft, in meIdbe gcbeime
3uiammentinfte bon N1orcb1iten itattgez
furbe1 baben iouen.
Die 9olisei bat Nun ermittelt, 6aB Ser
lnter benz 8erbacbte Der 8etbeiligung an
Dem i6dnbltcben 8~ombcnottentot I'M Qpz
ccum1S beater p~erbaftete italienilche Nnar=
6iit SaIbGnt, ntersbcmgtamen Giggcro in
einem bieltgen @eibaft aIs Glert angeiteut
mar.
, 1893-12-05
GifenboRn=uufau
GrpIoiion elmer Sofomotipe.
Sort SO Sorts, Ser, 5. 0es.

UUT1 UTlVI SEI.I D. Ne5.
Gtne 2ofomottpe Der Seras & 8ac;ftc>
8abn eyplooirte geitern balD nab Mittag
in Der gtGbe ser Station @aitlano. 0iez
lelbe fubr 5ur Sett be8 lnfaQeS nit elmer
@ei6pinotgfeit bon Is Otetlen in Ser
Stunoe, Der 2otomottofi6rer Gbas. S..
elliott, ber 6ei5er SeIic 8eaper unb Ser
8remier Sront Spencer murben anf Der
StcIe get0btet. Die &0rper Der beiben
@ritgenanntcn wurOen burb Die GrplOiion
bunOert S9ritt tDcit in OaS am 8abnz
bamme befinbli6e @ebiiicb geibLeubert
unb ipGter bierber 9ebrocbt.
, 1893-12-05
Seds Dohnbduier ab9ebrannt
limo eth Kino in oen Slammen umecFom=
men.
8 sport, 9a., 5. 0es.

a3u 2ang6on, i'm McSntDrc Gotpn1btp,
purOen ic6S @obn6duier, BON tpeIcbcn jez
Oob 5tpei leer %itanben, burcb Seuer Douig
5%eritOrt. Der iccbsjdbri9e Sacob @unnlp
fam IN ben Tlommen UNI, urb Soiepb mfc@
@utre perlor $4,000 in 8dar, bic ct in
elmer 2oOe ~Derpabrt bate. Der Gerluit an
BEN @ebGubcn betrGgt $4,000.
, 1893-12-05
Die 5ransoien uno Gn9ldnoer in
often.
Sc nriS ( &c,

9ie y9olitique Golontale" tbcilt nit,
OaB bas llebereintommeu Stpiicben 6rantz
reid unb @nglano, burcb wclcbcs elm neuz
trales @ebiet spiiden ben fron3Oiiben unb
en9ltiben 8eiibun9en 9eicbaifcn tperben
ioI, bic 8eitimmun9 ent6dlt, 6aB Suanq
8rabang unO Slang &ban9 nicbt 81 oielem
@ebtete geb0ren loleu.
, 1893-12-05
Die Grippe i'm oeutiben Ret4e.
III Kiel lieoen 500 nlann Don ser 5Iotte an
Ger KranfPeit oanieoer.
8erItn. ). Oea,

SSn elmer gan5en Otenye Stdbtc bcS oeut,
icben Geidbes nlnImt bic Grippe gu; iteaeuz
ipeiie forbert bieielbe 5ablreibe Opfer. Sn
&tel liegen 300 Wtann bon BET Slotte an
oieler &ranfbett barnieber.
, 1893-12-05
8onferott elmer SdubbdnoIerfrma.
9 0 It 0 II, 5. 0es.

g, 6irl9bers & Co., sic betannten
bieiigen S9ub : @rOBbdnbIer, baben gu
@uniten ibrer @lGubi9er cine GermOgcnsz
llebertragun9 ge1nabt. Die Baiitpa be-
tragen etpa $160, 900 unb Die Qlttipa unz
gefGbr ebcnio Dtel.
, 1893-12-05
Das neue frons0iiihe Kabinet.
mahri6einIidl Don fur3er Dauer.
8arts. 5. 9e3.

SIS beiBt, 6oB nob Der in offi3ieIen &ret>
fen berribenoen alIgemeinen Qlniicbt bic
9eitri9e Sibung Der 9eputtrtentammer ben
8epeis l~ieferte, baB Die 0teeierung feinc
WajOri;dt beitBt uno baB bas neue &abiret
nicbt LANCE in @giitena ietn ptrb.
, 1893-12-05
Helm Sed I'M Gunnel an ser o8iten
Strdbe.

Den @Ontraftoren 2Dbon & 9reip lit es
8eitern gelungen, ben NaliertunneI an Ser
50. StraBe aus5upunnpen unb bamit oas
ieniot oneue 0eriibt, baB iicb in bem Guns
mel Elm 2ef 9e3eigt babe, 5u euttrGfteu.
Die &usbebnun9 bes Sunnels ipiro iebt
ibnea gefDrbert ipcrben.
Die Cribs iinb 9e8entpGrtig eisfrei, unb
es lit porlGufig feline @efabr ~porbanbeu,
OaB Die &aiier5ufu6r ob8eibnitten werOe.
, 1893-12-05
er.Nddh

Gibraltar: y&aiier 8il6elm H."
BON Stem Oorf bier angetommen unb nacb
@enua tpeitergefabren.
Stem gorf: D6ulbo" aus 6em Mitz
teImeere, Berlin" BON Soutbampton,
g8opic" bon 2tberpooI.
, 1893-12-05
prof. GYn0au's Goo Elm un9ltd=
lther 5ufau.
8 comb D. 8

ND n D . 4 D. SeC.
Sine 0epei4e aus 6aslemere am bic
uGentrol Stems" beiagt, OaB Profenor
SDnbou's Sob burcb cine au3u 9roBe 9o7
fts Gbloralbp6rat, bas ct CUR SeruDl9un9
iciner Neruen einsunebmen pfle9te, berpOr@
gerufen poroen Jet.
, 1893-12-05
6rdflide 8luttbot.
rIutter uno Godter ermoroet aufeefunoen.
Butler, ga., 5. 9e5.

Trau 6. Sepler un6 ibre TO9ter, Trat
Slora Wfartin, murben beute Irilb III tbrer
in bet OtGbe bon ct. Soc belegenen 9Sob7
nung ermor6et aufgefunDcn. Sin 9%etptl1er
@bitmire lit oer 8luttbat perOabz
tig, uub Der Sheriff fabnOet aut tbn.
, 1893-12-05
Gin drmer Diplomat.

IT II Il 0 0 II, D. NE5.
Ser gauge NabloB beS peritorbenen eng
liihen @eian6ten IN ct. Yetersburg, Sir
Jtobert 8. Morter, betrG9t ntr 5005 Pto.
Sterling. Gr bat 6enielben ieiner 8tttpe
Derma5t.
, 1893-12-05
SIammenwIthen.
Wount pernon, 3d., sum 9r0Bten Gheil eirt@
eedibert.

Ge6ar &aptbs, Sa., 5. 9e5.
t6eute Morgen bracb in Otount Gernon
5u Iriiber Stunbe Seuer aus, baS nit Etes
ienlAritten um ii9 9riff. g8ie es beiBt! TT
Die Ortl4aft gum grOBten She'll S%crltort
poroen.
, 1893-12-05
DerPoftun9 Don OYnomiteriden.

9ubIin, 5. Des.
IS wurbcn geitern bier 3tpei Mdnner
nerboftet, tpelcbe nit benz 0pnamitzNttertat
in ben ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in Gcrbin.
oung iteDeu ioIen.
, 1893-12-05

II. y D II 70. o. .. Ue5.
Der S4ooner y9tcbecca So" lit geitern
alf Der Sabrt bon Nlma in gieu 8raunz
ibtpeig BET GuacO, &c. g., gu @runbe gee
9angen.
, 1893-12-05
S6tffbrIbe.

5oGtfar, sc. S6ottl., 5. 9es.
Ser 9ompfer Der yOtort6 9ttlantic &c."
Carroll, am Samita9 Witta9 bon Bolton
nab bier abgegongen, lit bis beute 8orz
I'M @lf no6 ntcbt angefommcn.
, 1893-12-05

GbsnObIatt Der ST.. Staats8tg. 1 Gent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
1T VORK UN THE FILTHY STREETS.
OPPOSING THE PLAN TO PAY swEEPERS AND
DRIVERS So A DAY.

OPPOSING THE PLAN TO PAY swEEPERs AND
DRIVERS 50 DAY.
The Acting Street Cleaning Commissioner. John j..
RYAN, placed $50 extra In the streets yesterday
ana with the assistance of the rain he expected 10 I'M
cover a number of street pavements and crosswalks
by tomorrow. The extra gangs Of sweepers ana cart
men were ordered to continue at work last night ana
all through to-day and tonight
The employees Of the StreetCeaning Department
are complaining that they required to work seven
days in the week, getting no extra compensation Tor
Sunday. Commissioner Brennans private secretary,
EDWARD F. Mccarthy, explained yesterday that "the
law fixes the compensation Of streetsweepers ana
cart-driyers at $50 month, allowing no extra pay
for Sunday work. The constant use OF some streets
during the week makes 1t impossible to clean these
thoroughfares On any day except sunday. Inc men
complain Of this but long the law stands In Its
present shape we cannot help It, bill Is pending
In the LEGISLATURE fixing the compensation OF street
sweepers and cart-drivers at So day and 20 cents
an hour for extra work. II this measure becomes
law we can pay our men for extra work.
The members OF the Advisory Committee, when
originated the new STRENGTHENING law, and the
Ladies' Auxiliary Street, Cleaning Society, OF which
Mrs. Kinnicut Is president, are strongly opposed 10
The proposed change Of compensation OF the depart
ment's employees from $50 a month to So day and
Is cents hour: They say that 1t Is scheme ,a 70
make the men wholly dependent on Tammany Han
for their term OF service. Protests against the OH
have been filed in both houses Of the Legislature ana
With the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
-- CONTESTS OF HARVARD ATHLETES.
WINNERS oF GAMES AT THE FIRST SPRING
MEETING.

WINNERS oF GAMES AT THE FIRST SPRING
MEETING.
Cambridge, Mass, March IL (SpeciaD.-The Harvard
Athletic Association held the first Of It's three spring
meetings In the Hemenway Gymnasium this after
noon.. 1t was devoted to shot putting, wrestling and
sparrlng There q large number OF entries, but
what promised to DO a successful meeting was maze
something Of a failure by the backing out OF men
At the last minute. The only performance which was
really creditabe the shot putting W. 5. Shea,
L. S. won this by a throw Of 40 feet inches. Shea's
record comes within 10 inches Of the best Harvard
record made by Evans at the NewEngland cham
pionship games last spring. In the special weight
sparrng GAO ~ G. Crane, '94, the winner In last
Years meeting was beaten by T. II. Mastn.
Gehr1ng, '95, failed TO appear In the midde-weght
vrestling and the bout awarded to f. Il. Clark,
'o4 who agreed TO wrestle with Gould. '96. q heavy
weight man. Gould 1t took four rounds TO
settle the feather-weight match between V. Munroe,
49, and c. Smith, 90. 1t was close thing at
the finish but the referee the bout TO Smith, and
after an exhibition sparring match between Gardner
Perry OF the Law School, and 2. V. X johnson, '03,
H. l.. Newman and T. II. Mastin faced each other.
Mastin stood up bravely, but Newman held him at bis
mercy lie let him off easily, 1t would have
Jared bad with Mastin. The officers were General
referee &. b. Morrison. 's3 Judges &. ii. Kip. 's3,
and G. S. Wardell. $50: referee OF sparring. Walter
Austin 's7; referee Of wrestling Henry Taggard,
IL. A. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
SUIT AGAINST THE TRACTION COMPANY.
ROBERT sEwELL BRINGS AN ACTION TO RE-

ROBERT SEwELL BRINGS AN ACTION TO RE-
COVER DAMAGES FROM TIE SYNDICATE
Before Judge Dykman yesterday, at special ses-
sion of the supreme Court OF Westchester County,
Robert Sewell began an action for non performance
Of contract and damages against Peter A. B. Widener
and william l.. Elldns. OF New-York City. Calvin
Frost appeared for Mr. Sewell. lie said that Mr..
sewell as counsel for the defendants. who repre-
scented the Metropolitan Traction Company. OF New
York CITY and New-Jersey. had performed certain
legal services for the corporation. for which he
to be compensated by the delivery Of certain amount
Of stock of the company. Mr.. Frost alleged that
this had not been DONE Hence he moved for trial
In an equity court.
Francis Lynde Stetson objected to the proceedings.
He contended that Mr. Frost could not take the
from the Circuit. where set down for trial. and
moved trial before Judge Dykman both issues.
Mr.. Stetson said he represented william C. Whitney,
who at present ON trip to the West Indies. and
was not expected back for several weeks
Mr. Frost said he would drop the first cause Of
complaint, and sue for damages and a Jury was
ordered drawn for April "a. when the action will be
tried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
HOME NEWS
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Rev. Dr. Robert II. Nassau, who was MIS-
sonary in West Africa for thirty years, VIII ADDRESS
the American Society Of Comparative Religion III 'he
University Of the City OF NewYork Building tomorrow
at 80 D. M His subject will be Bantu Supersti-
tions.'
The Round Table Club will meet Mt Clark's on
Wednesday at O'Clock to discuss Hawaii ana An
nexation." The speakers will be DIR. Titus Munson
Coan, b. F. Dillingham;. Of Honolulu; the Rev. Dr.
John g.. Patton and ROllO Ogden.
One OF the typewriter manufacturing COM
panies about extensive factory lOO eet
square, on lots in Onehundred and sixteenthst. be-
tween Fifth and Lenox avcs.
Edward Roy, messman on the steamship San Marcos
was committed TO Ludlow Street jail by Commissioner
Shields yesterday for cutting Charles Lehman one OF
the vessels crew, on the cheek and hand. The as
sault occurred on February 81, while the san Marcos
was her way TO Colon.
The funeral Of Miss Mary Brennan, daughter OF
Commissioner Brennan OF the Street Cleaning Depart
ment took place at the Church OF the Paust Fathers
Fifty -nnth-st. and Ninhave.. yesterday morning
Solemn high mass was celebrated by the Rev John
j. Hughes assisted by the Rev. NJ J. Casserly and the
Rev. Henry Weyman.
The Albemarle Hotel is for sale. William Ken
nelly, OF No 40 Lbertyst, says that the properly Is
be sold Wednesday next by order OF the supreme
Court. The leases the property will expire on
May 1, 1904, and the present rentals are s604Oo
Mrs. May Wright Sewa president OF the National
womans Council, will give address relative to the
aims and objects OF the International Woman's Con-
gress to held at Chicago from May Is 10 3d. In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel on Thursday at 3 80 p. m This
meeting has nothing whatever to do with the Church
Union.
Mrs. A. T. Martin will lecture again at the American
School OF Languages. No. ia West Eighty-second-st
on How to Stand and How to Walk on Thursday
evening at o'clock.
The monthly meeting Of the Schoomastcrs Asso-
citation Of New-YOrk held I'm Hamilton Hall, Co
lunba College yesterday morning. Professor George
LYMAN Kittredgc, OF Harvard College, delivered an
address Oh "College Admission Requirements IN
English
Mile Eugene Fougere the dancer. was a passenger
Yesterday La Bretagne, bound for liavre
The steamer Mohawk attached yesterday by the
Sheriff to satisfy judgment for 81 ,0i5 as obtained
against her owners, the Atlantic Transport Company
by Frederick Rcisert Co. The matter was COM
promised later and the steamer was released
Examiner Mcpherson, who has been employed In
the hosiery department Of the Appraisers Stores for
the last twenty years has resigned In order to go West
for the benefit Of his health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


The application OF the new FL Dorado company 10
Chancellor McGill requiring Theopbus Butts the re-
ceiver for The Palisades ent Company. to make
4 lease of the park to the rev ASSOCIATION, WIS
granted Yesterday The conditions that tn com
pany shall paw to the receiver the following amounts
To pay labor claims, 81, 600 taxes OF 1892, S.ooo
lien claims 81 700: interest on mortgages $1,000;
the directors are Haric J. Bonn, Frederick Walker
BOlOssy Kiralfy Warne Sm,the. Henry j. JORDAN
Louis limerick, Richard Curry and August Kathhui-
Ter Bolossy Kraly will be the director OF am'ise-
ments. . .
few weeks ago the New-Jerscy sheep ana Wooi
Company, Of which James n. Fdcock. ex-Congress-
man. is president, began the erection ol an fehouse
In Henderson-st The building extends III par, over
a strip OF ground wide by 100 feet deep. the
ownership OF which is I'm dispute. Between 0 ana u
o'clock yesterday morning Il force OF men was sent
to the pace by the Delaware, Lackawanna ana VEST
ern Railroad under command OF Christopher H. SUMS,
and in a short time they had torn down that part
OF the building which had extended over the disputed
property. Then they put fence around the strip.
An hour later gang OF men sent by Mr.. P1dcOck tore
down the fence. A fight was immineht when po-
lice force arrived and etimis was arrested Justice
O'DOnnell told him that he and his men must Keep
their hands of the property until the ownership Is
settled. MI. PdcOck says he owns the property but
II rumored that the property Is owned BY the city
police force is in charge and Will remain until the
question Is settled.
Hotel q short time ago. he was about 10 san
for Europe, on charge that he was trying TO swi1e
diamond dealers I'm New-Iork. was discharged Dy
Judge MppincOtt Yesterday. lie has been twice dis
charged and rearrestcd. The court held that the
charge of fraud had not been sustained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-12
DEPUTY MARSHALS PROTECT NON-CNION MEN.

Eureka Utah, March 11.-Nanager Hyde. OF the
Bullion Beck mine. tcleGraphed the United states
Marshal for additional officers Yesterday. and four
deputies arrived here at o'clock last evening There
are now dozen deputy marshals here. but seri-
Gus trouble is hourly expected. The company re-
sumed work yesterday morning with nonunion men,
and fifty more arrived last night. About noon yes
terday the union miners and their wives ana children
advanced In a body upon the companys ground Nio-
lent demonstrations were INDUCED in, and II looked
for time as II n riot would ensuc. but order was
finally restored. The mine owners will do all they
can to protect the nOn-uncn men, but great appre
hension Is felt In all quarters as TO TIE :al outcome