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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
COCRT CALENDARS FOR TO- DAY.

supreme Court General Fern Before Van Brunt T. j..
FOlc and Parker JJ.-No>. lO5, 6J, 81 lOJ III, llJ
o. -. - -, o. iVo %. 100. III, 81, 90, 70. 49, UJ.
lU2. a. 81. -. 81
Supr, Chambers Before Ingrahan. J.-Aotlon
calri.uar calhd at ~ O'Clock.
supreme Court-Npccid lcrm-Par before Patterson,
J.-llrN 3tcd railroad
supreme tOurt->lr'riil Irrm-Iart II-Brfore TruaN,
J-l.lrNai'd railroad c1>e-.
circuit Court-iau III-IIcfore Lawrence, J.--Nos
2iO1. SOS, "13J $40. 31Il. JiU2 3-05 31tG, 1853
800? 2t2 733. 13i. zoo Ji37. $500. G2GO, 17J 245a
. .OS JO.l 1874. 40, 1889, $40, $3.50 1850, .DsG
circuit Court-Par I-IIcioc Jarrett. Ca from
Part III.
Circuit Cour-Part II-8eiore Andrews Case, from
Circuit Court-Part IV-B,fore Beach. J-Cases from
Part III.
sur o-at's C1rrt-frlsl rcrn-Bcor i.,ycrald -
Wills OF Joseph ad"I. Richard Cioikc Hnnry A. rlr,h
Hotert j. Pond Ann He-son John Swnborne, Robert
kaulc. 10 30
CATO. Court hambcrsNo calendar. For probate
will, OF Caroline So Andrew Mrssnlrder Hannah FnIt.
taite Margaret A. Brrtt rtitia wnsrni James Me.
kar. Mary Lindsay. Annie Fitzgerald Icrence Farrell
william rlohr and Mary Brady. 10 30 q. NJ.
Common Pleas -i,rncral rcrinAdpurnrd until June 10
Common lIoa,-special Term before Bischon j.
Common Plels-Eguty Term-Dcfoic Giccerch, j.
Case Rcgua V. Reg1a
Common plcas-rri, Tcrm-Pait I-Before Dc k,tayer
J-Nos 1873 1897, 1855. 1873, 1o47, 1886 1920 i2s2
1921 $50 1904, I?.2, Oo3 $50. lA3. 1860. Ioij
Common Plcas-rrisl Term-Pa,t II-Beforc Pryor. j.
Case- from Part L.
Common Plcas-Trlal Term-rar III-Betore DAILY
{. J.-Cases from Part !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
WHITE PLAINS.

Port Chesters trustees will this week commenc"
putting In the Municipal Fire and Police
Telegraph Companys system OF fire alarm
consisting Of eighteen boxes, four strikers aud four
indicators, ut cost OF less than s.',ioo The sum
OF 81 200 was saved By competition The excise fund
Of Port Chester amounts this year 10 $500. Dr.
= : Osborn OF the White Plains Memorial Church.
will lecture in the Methodist Episcopal church AT
Irvington tomorrow evening. The Passion Play,
Illustrating the lecture with stcreopcon Views. M
The Young Mems Republican lub "i larry Town VIII
meet Nnnday night 10 elect delegates 10 the state
convention. Richard NJ Hoe. aS secretary OF the
board Of managers OF the Wc'tcheser temporary
Home I'm Nortlst White Plains. Announces annual
reception for Wednesday.
AZ White Plains, on saturday. Marie +. Nty, =
former wife Of the actor, John II. Ryley. brought m
action 10 set aside release Of dover 70 the actor (,
present wife, Madeline LuCcttc In certain real estate
in Ncw-Rochcllc. Judge Dyknan took the papers and
reserved decision.
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he BEAT HIS son WITH AN IRON BOChLE.
A BRUTAL FATHER ARRESTED BY AGENTS OF
THE GERRY SOCIETY.

A shocking case OF brutality was disclosed to
Agents Prngle and King OF the Gerry Society, whcn
on Saturday afternoon they visited the home OF Daniel
sullivan, at No. - Oakst. Complaint had Just
reached them OF the horrible beating when had been
inflicted upon his ten-year-old son, Cornelius They
found the boys body OF raw flesh with seven
teen distinct marks Of large iron buckle which WAS at
,acn-d TO The epd OF the heavy leather strap used in
beating him.
The boy was taken TO the Gerry Society head
quarters IN carriage. and certificate by DR.. Joseph
T.. Winter OF No. 80 East Thirty sec0nds,.. stated
that he unable to appear In the TombS Police
Court when sullivan arragned yesterday q
charge OF felonious assault.
Inc father began beating the boy on Friday and
during the afternoon inflicted cIastisement every
hour. using the heavy strap each time. When the
mother who Is hard working woman, home
she found the boy with his strapped behind him
lying grooming In sleeping ROOM she embossed
him. wheicnpon the father seized him and threw him
across the room. cutting his head and bruisng hi,
head and body
sullivan had a knife In his hand when Agent King
attempted 10 arrest him. The officer had 10 knock It
OF his hand before he could take him into custody
Sullivan is thirty -four old and has been arrested
twice before on charges Of cruelty beating his wife.
Judge Ryan held him in T., 900 ball for examination
Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Superior Court-Gcncra Trrn-Beorc Freedman, p. j.,
and t'lldcr,lccvc, J-Appeal> from orders.
Superior ,our->pccial TcIm-rclore McAdam. J.
Nos. sol S3.. sl3 sii. $40, $40, si7, SIS $40 and
Howard agt. Am. Mfg Co.
Nos. 1925, 2ili, 2T3G, 1905, 1907, 27l7 3i0 2i99,
24i0. 1904.
superior Court-Trial Term-rats III and III-Ad'
journcd for the term
City Court-speclil Tcm-B Before Ncwburgcr. j.
Motions.
CITY Court-Trial T,rm--Patt Bcforc rusimon'. j.
Nos. DISH, 2is3 2l05 i1l2 23c5 100 $40, 1913,
s225, 265, 1871 lS72 1876, 22. $50 10 2is1 1885
Cty Court 1rial iernl-part lI-Bcorc Van wyck j.
Nos. 2SG5. 1909 1884. !Co7. 1902. ~. $40. l6!5
81 2sSs 26s isa6 o25 i5.s $.5s 4iJ Sos5 1885
$500 1870 2Ss2 1850 2SOj.
City Court-rral Iril-P.it IIl-Iicfore McC athy, J.
800 Ns; 2ss a 1892 a S sS S 1872 Ss 2s
ESQ. IJ:s ios., 'l.aa. ii,3ss. soSs 1890. Sl9a,
siIS .ISo .sc. a0ss 9Gs 80 ~. us
zoos, 27ai. 2ili, 1920. 2Io7. 2l!2' $3.50. zoos.
City Court-Trlal Tern--Iat lN-BcioIe Ehrch, C. j.
Short eause.-Nos 1924, 1925 377o at0j 1920. 3tG2
slsi. aliS aG23. 1851. 1892 1915. 3535, 29!6,
500. sss! a.1s, a5?6: ialC 1903 scls. 1858.
Court Of General Ses'ions-Part l-bcfore lowing.
j. and As istant Dlsttct.Attoney Mclnytc-NOs. l 10
10 Inclusive. Plcadings-Nos. IL to 80 inclusive.
Court OF General S,.sons-Par il-nefo Smyth. r..
and Assistant District Attorney Macdona-Nos. 1 to 10
inclusive.
and Assistant District Attorney WecksNos u TO- Ia.
elusive
Court Of General sesslons-Part I-Plcadngs continued
Mo- / TO - inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

New.York Jockey Clubs races Morris ParK 2'So D. H.
B,ooklyn Yacht Club regatta
Glass day exercises Columbia College. Library man.
afternoon. 49,
r,,,, =, su,, n, the Rev Francis Dent against the
socav q, E,ars Minor Of order Of ST. Francis. Su'
DR. me Court. BROOKLYN. IL a m.
Meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen. Brooklyn
Republican Club dinner. evening
evening. - -,,,.
West End Protective League. No. 1o2 West Eighty
secondst.. y. M -,
East side Sundav.school Cnon Mariners 1eihpic'
Chatham square. p. m
Commencement exercises the Adelphi Academy, En-
manuel Baptis. Church. Brooklyn. p. IN.
Meeting Of the Harlem Regatta Association Ufahu
Union Hotel, p.
Kings County Democratic General Committee 1hom''
Jefferson Club. y. m.
Annual meeting Of the Society Of the Home Tor In
curabIes No. AZ Wal-st, 80 y. III.
Presbytery Of New-York. Scotch Church, p m'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NEWARK

The police wric Informed yesterday u the shoot
Ing Of August IIaon. ten years ola pnpn In
III" Miller street school, by Edmund Quinn, thirteen
years old. with \ FObcrt rife. The boys wer,. on
their way home when Quinn called Ia llaltnu Il,
wait for him. and upon Inltons refusal II Is alleged
raised the rifle and fired. the ball penetrating Inlton
back below the right shoulder. The wound 4, moi,
serious.
The 10th Regiment, New York Volunteers held It's
annual reunion at the shooting Park Yesterday.
There were 100 members present from New York
Buffalo, Albany Williamsburg aud other place .
Colonel lIaeicrc, OF Williamsburg. presided and Mr.,
We,lhon Of III" Ladl', o The Veteran Corps presented
10 the regiment StI,ancrs for its tOOrS Addrrssc,
were made by Colonel Max Weber Joseph I'ngcr and
Mrs: Adeia Gcrth. The next reunion will De IN Ncw-
York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

Twelve Children, who arrived here Saturday nom
Rotterdam on the Dutch steamship Schicdam have
been detained at Ellis Island TheJ are suffering
from favus highly contagious disease OF the scalp
A Young mare was found wandering on Riverdale'
ave last Friday and taken TO the ponhd. Oh 'he
left flank were branded the letters IT. X" ON
SATURDAY, the animal claimed by Franklin secor'
OF Workers. as belonging TO lhcouore hoosc''H' WI"
has farm near that city.
James and Charles Commnsky. brothers, twenty
and twenty three years old respectively. of No 30
Fast Twenty -tlird-st.. We're held In Slooo each pS
Justice Meade I'm the HOrkvile Court yesterday, on
a charge OF feonious assault The complainant. Johh
Murphy a alCrer Of No. $40 Avenue A. said 'ha'
he and the Comminsky brothers Quarelled yesterday
morning. and Charles held and kicked him. while
JAMES stabbed him in the back with Ienkhile
Murphy slightly hurt.
Archbishop Corrigan blessed the new school OF ST.
Agnes's Church. in East Forty .iourhst.. at O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. The school Is Il handsome
six.story building, recently completed at cost OF
$4,000. and is designed to accommodate looo
children.
Tho conservation of the Rev. DR.. Frederick H.
Graves as Bishop OF the Missionary jurisdiction OF
Shanghai, China. and the Rev. DR.. John Mck'm' as
Bishop Of the Missionary Jurisdiction OF leddo, japan
will take place In st. Thomass Church. Ffhave. ana
Fifty thrdst on Wednesday next. at II a. M Bishops
Potter Uttleohn and Scarborough VIII De the con-
senators Bishop McLaren OF Chicago VIII preach
James Mason, driver Of an Avenue car, was
held in SO 600 bail the TOmbs Police Court yestcr
day for running ten ycar-od John oNcl III
West-st on Saturday afternoon.
Richard Barrett, nineteen years old, OF NO. -
Rntgers.st, driver for Edward Joyce OF No. ol5
Watcr.st was held without ball at the Tombs fohce
Court Yesterday morning charged with running over
and seriously njurng Annie FinScnstein' TWO years
old OF No AZ UcnrY.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
TENANTS RESCUED BY FIREMEN AND THE
POLICE.

few minutes after O'CLOCK yesterday mornins
po,,ceman Cinch OF the Fifth Precinct saw smoke
oor,no from the cellar Of the threc-stOry tenement
house No. 1O3 Crand-st.. and Immediately turned III
an ,aarm on the ground floor is pharmacy, run
by Otto Hubcrtis, while on the upper hoors h'eu
several families. After turning In an alarm Chhch
ran back TO the building, and on opening the front
door found the hallway filled with SMOKE, IN NV
NEON time the OCCUPANTS had been awakened by
s,,oocatinr sensations and rushed TO the stairway
They did not attempt TO venture down on account OF
the smoke and going back 10 their apartments called
for helm from The front windows. The fircmen were
soon nj the place and several of the occupants were
carried ont through the windows, while Others were
ossist.d tn Tho street bv the stairs The fire was
kept I'm the cellar and the damage was slight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
A BENEFIT BY CHILDREN TO AID CHILDREN

The Baby Ruth Sunshine League viii have a benen,
at Palmer's Theatre Thursday afternoon the proceeds
going TO the leagues freshair fund. The league +,
organization Of children banded together TO send
children Of the poor 10 the country In the summer
il has n temporary home at Jhmesburgh. y. j. and
Will erect permanent home lis grounds al Pine
View, y. a., next fall A number Of PLAYERS hive
promised TO be present aid their little friend, a,
the benefit "Aunt Louisa Eldridge. Miss Estellc
Clayton. Miss Isabel Evcsson. MAS Rose Coghlan.
together with the child Lillian Russell will have
charge Of the front OF the house. stage children will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
He WAS DRUNK, BUT THOUGHT HE WAS
MURDERER

pn,,cemnn Flar1ty, OF the Fifth Precinct, carry
Yesterday morning arrested Edward Thompson VINO
said he lived In Palmetto-st, on charge OF III
toxication. When Thompson was arraigned IN 'ne
loo Avenue Police Court few hours later ne was
in q great state of excitement lie had ule'h'eu'
during his confinement in the staaon mouse Una, az
Nd committed murder and believed when he stood
before the bar that that tine charge against hi
When he was Informed that he was arraigned Oh a
charge Of intoxoation he exclaimed with poh nahuS
upraised. MY Cod am again happy" Then ento re
The maaistrate to-day and lie left the court
room said it was the first time he had been drunk
and II would be the last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
Established 1891.
HANK NSON
STEAM CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
- East 27th ~.
Altering. relaying. etc

be ushrrs. Pygmllion and Gaatear Will BE- given
10y we'll known stage children. Among those who viii
taxi, part Will br Walter Leon. Edith Wldmer, Nanon
Fowler, Edith Chappee, Louie Ptman, Helen Walton
and Addc Chapprlle.
1qc honorary president OF the league IS Ruth Cleve
land and among the officers Chaunccy VI. Dcp,,w
Ir France, Cleveland Lamont, Jay Gould, kingdom
Could Flo.>ic Croker. Dorothy Gilroy and George
g. Bodt IT, The acting president Is Zelda sanders.
\ onr-aci play has been writton for the benefit I'm
which she viii take prominent part. II deals with
frontier lifc aud nearly AL the parts will be- taken by
real indians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NEW.ROCHELLE.

An unknown was struck by the Boston
Air Line Express train on Saturday night near the
station at New Rochelle. and badly injured thai
he died within hour. After the accident the boiy
was picked up AMI carried To tile station In
body was then removed 10 Davis'S morgu". whcr"
II will be kept for three days, unless sooner idcni
fed Tho man was over six feet In height and
weighed 100 pounds. lie was about twenty two
wears old. Iir wa, dressed In black suit, cuaway
coa. aud WIS clean sbavcn l. his pockets wcr'
found a railroad ticket between Harrison ana New
Rochelle IA blue laundry check some candy ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NETWORK CITY.

The unlimited feast of Strawberries VIII thiS week
hive the addition Of staten Islands splendid iaree
seedlings There will be several fancy vareues us
played In the markets which heretofore h"Ne "o'
been raised for ordinary commercial use
The prominent Welsh residents OF 'his Guy anu
Brsoklyn will give a dinner at the Coinno"' o' JUN
90 % ,r,hony IIowelIs of Massilon, Ohio who was
recently apponted United States Consul TO Cardif,
Wales Thomas L. James. ex-Postmaster'Generai Is
one OF the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
HOME NE WIS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRUNSwICK-Thc Duke and Duchess OF Neragua. OF
spaiD and John Quincy Adams OF quincy Mass. FIFTH
AVENUE-Count and Countess Reventlow, oil Germany
GRAND-John NJ. Wiley. United States Consul at Bor'
d.aux uOLLAND-sr Edward Green. Of England.
WALDORF-John A. Logan. OF Youngstown. Ohio'
wINDsOR-Blshop George worthingon. OF Nebraska
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.


THEY MADE MERRY IN THE MASTERS ABSENCE
Albert II. Schoudel is the owner and occupant 0i
the house No. 273 Stuyvcsant-ave.. and when the
family went away last week to spend the summer
In the country he left the house In charge OF
Ella Crowley. his colored servant. twenty years ou'
Ella grew lonely and invited her sister Ahce h'''e
teen years and Rosa Epp twenty years also colorca'
IN STAY there Temporarily with her. The ncighbors
took exceptions to the way the women "ho"o'c"
themselves and to the noise Of the orgies hat were
kept up in the house all hours OF the night lhey
sent Mr.. SchOudel communication 10 'h's '"'''
and the latter reported the case to Captain 'ehnh'
., ,h. ,,,n,h prernct Policemen Brooks and Rogers
,p.r. detailed 10 make an Investigation. which re-
shifted in "A raid on the premises al 30 O'CLOCK yes
terday morning. when the women were arrested on
charge Of dsolderly conduct. while eight wni.~ men
who were present as guests" were also TAKEN . III
custody and marched 10 the tates,aNc pony. H.
They will all he arr agned before Jusnoe SonheiN Ill
the Gates Avenue Police Court TINS morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
SING SING.

John l.. Osmond will die in the electric chair TIL
morning His execution will take place some tlmr
between ybrcak and noon. Osmond passed n quiet
sunday. He read his Bible much OF the time, and
was visited In the afternoon by his two brothers, who
came up from New York To b.. him last farewell.
lie Is perfectly calm and resigned 10 his fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

In a Western justice court question arising ms
10 certain powers OF receivers, counsel In reading
an authority 10 the Court came the words
sui gcncris, which he translated In all sobcrness
10 the Court as meaning that the Ohcer described
had right TO generally. The Judge accepted
the translation as perfectly correct until a smile
among the lawyers present raised Il doubt In bis
mind.-Green Bag.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NEW JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY

Michael Doris, who killed himself Mt gainesville.
Ohio left q wife and three children In Jersey City.
He deserted his family because the oldest child boy
Of fourteen, stayed out nights and the mother con
ccaod the fact from the father. When Doris learned
this he went away. The dead mans uncle whose
name Is also Michael Doris, and who lives at No.
SO SccOndst. says there was 10 other trouble
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
NlRTII HERGEN

The Town Conncll Of North Bergen Township on
saturday resolved that no assessment should De- made.
for Sy:j-J1 for current road school taxes. tl r..
being sufficient funds on hand to meet the demands
on those accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
cA,,cur PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

Four Italians were arragned yesterday IN the Lee
Avenue Police Court the charge OF passing couh
tsrfeit S. bills a number OF liquor sellers. Inc
prisoners were Frank Eder. hottest, New-forH
Armo,d Antonia Carrollst. Giuseppe Srelh and James
II Maunue No 80 Brdgc-st. The men were arrested
after running fight by Oftcers Callahan and Hayes
of the United states secret Service. ana fohce'heh
Hayes and Lannigan. OF the sixteenth Precinct OH
SATURDAY. night. Callahan and Hayes had 1oho"eu
the men from South Brooklyn and watched the"i
enter different barroOms and pass the bogus money
when the Eastern District was reached the men wei.
into the places of James Harrison, Wythe-aVe. anu
,rsylor-,t and j. Feldhes, Kentave. and Tayior-s''
and each OF the proprietOrs changed a BILL Inc
officers then attempted to place them under arrest
md q desperate encounter followed. Word WINS sell.
TO the sixteenth Precinct and Policemen hayes anu
Iannigan were sent 10 assist the Officers "heh 'ne!
appeared a running fight followed ana many oi1 pS
were exchanged 1t was not until me ohO'o na ,
,sHd their clubs freely that they were aDie 10 pa .'
the mon under arrest. One OF lle huiloti cs'
A suet,O found on Sirelh A"e Pi'''i'' WV
remanded for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
Announcements

DR.. Sanfords Liver invigoratcr is a vegetable
euto for biousneas constipation indigestion. eurss
thousands snnualy-Try II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
. MINED ALE PARTY ENDS SERIOUSLY.

Tbero was q lively tme at No. 200 Frankh-s''
Creenpoint at an early hour yesterday hlorh'ns'
49,, ....,..a Nth q beer glass The building
Ia n tenement house. and the place OF the encounter
was in the apartments of Thomas Purcell WHO h'cd
with his family the top floor John SuIlV a..
also occupies apartments in the house Inc SUN
,,ars and the P,rcels have not been on friendly
terms for some tine Ealy yesterday morhihs'
while the Purcell family was entertaining NUM-
Der OF friends. sullivan. accompanied by 'naie'
Hughes. entered. There had been an apuhu"n.o
., m,1.d als during the night, and when snli-
van and his companion entered excitement at once
followed Chairs and tables were overturned anu
blows we've exchanged right and left During 'iie
Hqnt james Mccartney drew revolver ana WIS
about to discharge it when Sullivan seeing 'he
wea BON. knocked 1t from his hand. Hughes was
suddenly aoored by beer glass and became yera
scous The screams Of the women attractea Scve a
policemen who placed all the combstan's m unue
Mres An ambulance was sent , dor su where il
was found that his skull vas fnc'urea'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
SILK SALE CONTINUED.

To.day. June 18th, we shall con-
tinue our special sale of Summer
Silks.
1855
on THE MAIN FLOOR
Tn addition to the lengths of IL
wards and under at 60 cents per
yard. we shall sell 800 regular
dress lengths Of best qualities OF
Lyons printed Indias, at IS cents
per yard; marked down from
ST. 20 and $1.5O.
300 remnants of rich Novelty
Silks for about half price.
IN THE BASEMENT
300 Dress Patterns of figured
Chinas, at 80 cents and so cents
per yard; reduced from GO cents
and rs cents.
$50 pieces Wash Silk, at 40
cents and so cents per yard; have
been sold for so cents and 30
cents.
200 remnants of Fancy Silks at
less than half price.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12

80 Up the Hudson In the early morning on the Empire
stae Express Is one OF the most delightful railroad
rides In the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-12
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. D


Diseases Nervous System, Geno ORGANS,
lepotency and Sterilty. Hours. 10 !. TO 8.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-10-04

WASHINGTON, Sept 2S.-Police on
Ger Heller had violent struggle today
with an insane man who In some nys-
terious manner got into the white house
and was looking for President Cleveland.
The appearance of the officer probably
saved the president from an assault.
How the fellow got inside the building
no one knows. He was not seen to enter
the front or rear door. He appeared In
the hall on the lower floor as suddenly
as though he had come through the cell
ing and a colored cook whom he met he
questioned, 81 want TO see father"
''Who is your father?" the cook asked
him.
Mr.. Cleveland. Of course" was bis r.
Spouse.
Just then Policeman Heller appeared
upon the scene and he asked what was
wanted. He saw at a glance that the
man was not altogether right
Your father is out in the garden" he
told the mysterious visitor. Come with
me and we will find him.
Arm in arm. they started toward this
door the intruder then believing he was
going to meet the president, but the off,
Ger knew that he would land him at the
Matchbox. In a. few minutes they sp-
peared in the little Matchbox. where Po-
liceman Hible was on duty. Before
Hible knew what was going on the pris-
oner grabbed his (Hibles) blackjack
from his pocket. evidently thinking he
was getting a pistol. He tried to use the
blackjack on the officers, but they
grabbed him and the struggle lasted but
a few minutes before the man was over
powered. At the station the crank gave
the name Of Joseph Washington, but re-
fused TO tell where he lived No one at
the station remembered Of ever having
seen him before. When asked what hs
wanted at the white house he replied.
81 wanted that chair"
What chair2"
The presidents chair
Don't YOU think the president fills u
satisfactorily?
mo / don't" was his reply, and I
intend to get il by fair means of foul
Give me pistol and I'll show you who
will get ii - quick"
He will be held for examination.