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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
THREE BOYS ARRESTED or 4 SERIOUS LARGE


In the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning DC
tectves Callaghan and McCrory arragned three '"NS
the charge OF causing the death OF another 10! ny
drowning. On Thursday evening Of last week Ii"ihS
Moloncy ten years old, and hi, brother J0hi, hihr
years old, Of 40. 30 oak st.. went down !" ih
Bcekmhn Street pier I'm company with Patsy h'"i
nine old of no. II. Cherry ST., ana Fr"hN
Lago. twelve years Old Of No. - Batavia 81. Non
Of the boys could SWIM hut young Mal0ncy took OH
his clo'h"' and sat the top of fish cra" on inc
dock. lie counted all hi, money, which amounted l."
- cents and placed it IN ia" pocket Of his trouS'rN'
which were lying near him. According To us
brothers story Laeo came behind Tommy and ny
pushing III" box threw him into the water. IN" boy
was drowned and then the youngsters scampcrcd AWAY
Lago hid The drowned boys clothes. but threw th''h
away ana he says Radican took the - cents
The cas-" was not reported the dead boys mothcr
unh saturday evening. although she had been s'arr
Ing ior hcr lost for two DAYS. She niorm.d we
night.
~ court the boys all told different stories: hi'
hnaiii Ldeo acknowlcdged having pushed the h,n nnH
anu ,,'Aal when he did Tommy went oNrrpohr''
Thr nS'y 81 me drowned boy has not yet been r.,
coNcI'". justice Meade remandcd the three np!ss III
eharse oi uhe Gerry society pending all iNeSuShtioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
AN EIGHrEEN.MlLE BICYCLE RACE

Cincinnati July 4.-The Poorman handicap roar D' 10
race here to-day was hy Charles H. f'cN' y" ,,
rider who entered the race WITH i4-nlhU, P
r q rndke Of Lexington Ky, va, s'cond, u'>p... u
handicap OF eight minutes lie came IN Ten wv ~,
the winner and consequently made three ""u ,..,,
minutes better time than Peck. UpdAe ma ~
rouutatlon = A. McDgnic, who was uhru j" ~
made the best time and had the start been '''", '
have won the race. The winner started rom "
at exactly $40 a. m. and reached the goal ''' -
- Cnest,, PAX at 10 20 20. The distance was 's'
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At BRANCH OFFICES.
AdVcrti,' ucnr- ic"'iN cd ~ retular ONCE
rates untl S y. M. w:
.Ji SHAVE. =. -. 'or. Of "J1-st
l12 Gth-aVc.. cor. l-th.si.
1872 CoumbuS.a,c., near West GSthst.
100 West f.h -. near nth.sNe.
90 Wet ltih-st., ncr' 5ihatc.
% West 421-si.. bet. 7th ard 9Th avoS.
lj1 ith-avc.. cor. lith.st.
1893 3i-ayc., between 10Th and 1Ttn. is.
Lab 3i-aN".. between 18Th 2 d TOth sts.
.02G sd ave. near 81 st..
.10S lst-at".. near S3th--t.
100 3d-aNr.. corner l1th-s'.
81 3i-nSc.. near Fast 37th.st.
- Avenue 4 between "a md ith ayes.
~ Canal~t and I57 DINsion.st.
li9 Church-st. bet. Warm and Cham.
30 Blcrckrr-.t.. near Christophcr-st.
$50 East A7fh.et.. corner 5h-aNe.
20 East 42d St. near MadisOn-ave.
li9 Churchst. bet. Warren and Cham
bers SIS
32j Blccckcr-~t. near Christoghcr-st
lJ1 East ;7th-st., corner Sd ave.
20 East i2d-st.. near Mgdlsun.aye.
,05l 3dayc. bet. ll2th AMI 18Th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 Fast l25tll-st near 3d.avc.
2i3 West 1"j'h->t bet. eth and 9Th ayes
$50 Yves, I,5th-St
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flats 90 fct. tlnfnrnlshto

THE rrrCWW0ON. - md l27 la.t
an -N.r. ROOMS. hand 01"lr Gc,yrai"1.
l....r. fhr.c m.'u''. rom Madison
spur. l.rgn .anf
ADVtEII>ltli.tl -. ANp :. - fip'
HISS -; ~ IVGE r +, ~ r. = =
tGNVN OTFl.F. y. ~ broadway. 4
i,o- ,orrh o. Thiity-n.-t--t. ana ADNEE
q SEM. NI~ - me folio" ne branrh Hi,
G-o-. 81 ~fH.ata. .. cor. 23d -. 10.
c.b ayo ~ Fourth ave-. rornrr -Four.
,certl.er. 7Go Tiirl ave =" last fo.iy'
,cycnth.st. ,ollcr ID ave-. l-0 East 18th
:, p-.oilv, q, ~ Corrt.st sos De
E,lh.alD.. eco Bcffo. dave. ard No. ~
E-o,Gvay. up 70 = =. To-, az regular ONCE
rr'os.
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DrrssmatlnQ.

A.-tKTISTiC DKfSSMAhING-l EIque
designs. cN tulIg drrs-"~ a specially tcI
oid. r. AZ .hoft notice and u.0icratc cpar2cs.
VI McLIHON - fAsi 9,h--t 'pIntlti
81 ""-f 70 .l'ug.
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER, pc l'.i
cutt'i ana nt1rr lii 80 NOR Gag iHch , I,
by the day; city OF country. BLpt ~ -
Fa-t llth->t.
ngFN~M AVER apd dress rcmoir Ter
wants 4 few more gu t1mcn, AZ hone, @ 10
80 ..' T.. tns dan. NlNAtD, -'V r'H'
3!St-.t
DRESSMAKER wants few more Gus
toners al hone; suits from 20 up "a.
~ 81 West SOth- IT.. near h'''r''u'
Driv"
DKE.SSMAK f,rmrrN WITH Mal me
- r"n. viii maR" gIWn- rom - ~ -
during the simmer ron,h- r"'. ~
.02 West 4Jd-st.
MOD,-TE.-py tho day a. rcdnr Ei'Ls
TOR th.. ,oun,ry. -:,lr and ~ ulrN ci"o'
Address MODESTO. ij6 East l21tl.st.
ADVERTISEMENTS MD SuBs,Rir,,
lions FOR THE NEW.YOtk IhIbn
tNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT NJ "a
TOWN OFFICE No. l.2i2 Brosfway., ~
dcpr north NJ Thirty .flr-tst ; aud ADV ",
rfSEMFN'rS at he following nrsnch VI
Aces: 25i Shave. .. t. cor. .Sd''''
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the Red Bank Cycers. Haviand ana n.h."' cav
scratch men, The former won In ''' ''' -
who had n two-mlnutc handicap hnlS,,,b and Whit,
fifth The prizes were gold medal anu wv
maf
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tnrnlsDco ICONS.

BACHELOR apartments; delightfully."-
cool en- suite and snely baths every
convenience near prll, ipal hotcl', cirDs
81 wecHly upward. l.. fast -9th-st''
I;h. Madison a>c,.
-lSI-sT.. II EASr.-Lsrec and snnH
rooms summer ru's; tisns.eat' accom-
y odatr references.
.2ISr->T.. > WE>f. near 5,a-ave. Hotel
-Llr@" and sriall room; tran-icnts accom-
MA 'trl meals optional wfet"n,e-.
~ last lSTII>r.. rrar wing ri1c''
la Ap1e arONe itom. al" quar- o''
,leoLd Tor wei furn. he pliyltc fanll y
THE TRIBUNE
a., up'oNn, ONCE.
~ II o1rwaA. 81 do. north ~ 3lNt'st.
sd, e.tsrHi.nts ard subscriptions
received there until . o'clock ?. IL.
Ady,rs rcn 20 ,er,!Vcd a at csuiar orc.
80 s,h. sa< " 81 Il. . % D. x esi-st
i51 Gtli.,yo.. ror. l2th-,t.
10, iolnmb save. near W.T. OSth-sI.
20 Mcs' itn-st., nca JtldNr.
lOi West L. list. near Gth-rye.
90 West 42l-s, let. til ard Sth ave'.
l5f itn-lv,. Coz. HES.
35S Sd-lVr.. lctWrHu ,Gth ard .,th-,H
1873 3i-aI".. between 18Th J 18Th St.
.O@T slave. n'a GiSt-st.
7os lSt-aNc.. near c9th-st.
$50 3G-aNc.. corner i1th-~t
15i 3iaNr.. reA las. 37th-St.
- Avenue 4 te.w,rn I'd and It'll ayes
- CInai.st. oa1 ~ Div.son-st:
40 Chr-ch--t. bet. Warren ard chdn
bcrS 49,
325 Nee, kcr-~t. near Chrisionher-st.
$50 East i-tt--'.. conner |d-aNe.
20 East i2d st. near Mat!Son-ave
o,05l 3aoNe.. bet. ll2tn and 18Th rs
HARLEM OFFICES:
ISo rn-, I25th-st. near 3a-avr.
"s3 West l@5-t--t. bot. 7th and Sth oNes
go West la5ih--.
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\ BICYCLE RACE AT RED BANK.

Red Bank, y. j.. July 4 (SpcclaD-A twehty-nN'
mile road race was held here to day, the S'"r''''
being Frederick CullingtOn, Geog" ,Whi'e' AipcIl
Miller william Allen. benjamin Ford, George CON-
Mart IIavland and Luther Atkins, all members Oh
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gourrrr Real Cstaic 80 Eet.

go EFNI .fuo n'v ,,'l 'n-r.
avn. .n. half.u frrn o.. = o. rooms;
$50 HENRY " HALL',K. - "s-'.
+. /.
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miscellaneous.

DIVORCES. DIVORCES. piNOE IS
WLNTIpIptN ~" 'if" ara Law Nrru ;
procure divorce, fErii-h IilNst iniOrna-
lion: -hldpwng halt of Suspect pr
SON. Iru-fcut"-. defends con-Iltiti Il re.
- Na~s1ti-sf
ICE BON WANTED Ion mark wagon.
for milk ard hg.t'r tat price -Il- ard
description. j w. Tribune iri,c.
THE TRInrEt.
Uptown ONCE.
t242 u Oadway 81 door north - H1st- -.
Nd crtls"Wents I'D subscriptions
IEC1iNei there until y O'Clock p. IN
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Business Cbaures.

ATTENTION 80. Geo will buy Newark,
y. j. h.-ilr--. STOCK. machinery al p"''e
Il c,tapi' .u,d l-dr baton anu u. ~
b...rr~. worth . 600. year Ia u u'dTS'
llOpri>. l7G E.oaiwa,. Room y.
rLNrLUMNT dc-.,,, loan q ZOO
.,,rfr, ...,iirI with nirr o. Il
storage. - pad iur w'ea- argomI.o q.
I... Ad4 g, y. \. &. T. CO. 80 west
80 b. So.
HAVE NOt >TIN Ttll NiW FRANK.
LIS TYrIWEirlE II not call az
TOWER MANI ItR lNG AONtl~
~ GO. 80 S. 3'o EIoad"if. y. !. Coy .
MANI FEATURING SGIEN.-Nsluahls,
-It.- douat-.. ant lih-'ll cash bonn-"- pau
frf i. -irtpl- u.i uflc'rring pldAt-. hf'oo
"NNNI EIR>.' Room y, Barney
-, b. Pas tom. -.
WANTED a general agency 'o~ t"i'
fr,. md Ia .r.fl P-instl;ania 20 -o..r Ia -'-
if,.''i.cI l.u- direct u1m h'nNi' ~,
.4u tac high-cralr r"frr"n @. VI. y
WEISS. Bon ,53 WiKc-blrt". Fr'". $500
N.NNiiD NJ interest," "a ii' lhE
COMMIT. E.p..II.au dtlr paper ANU
T.. -. HlN 80 lLrton. Penn -
..,u,o o.. k>ONALl NrfENll WA
o...l.url lt.ir this amount NauV
,,,,., e1ol IA. lng bI,nr-- pa 10, "f 4
r.o,on.t ltr.p.,d tGNau'ac,- .'"'h 81
d. wiu r.quir. uon. ,aptd; o.. ll-h,
nan carr h1.' bar INT post Win chh"
i.,k. finances " f,fon'e- 'N,h'hI'U.
rr0\DN Ny Bon -. lrhun' ono
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A. HEANCU OFFICES,
,dxerlscueut> .ecr'Vri at regular once
rates until p NJ; NI'
OF SHAY, s. .. CO... Of -3s-st.
~ Goiumbn,.alc.. mar Wcst "Sth-st
les Wet i.dst.. "a Oil''N'.
IN V.., iith..t. rcar jtn-a,".
o. [,.t ied.st.. bet tn snd 18th ayes.
- N. ave. cor lith.st.
- 49,, lo.wccn 70th and 18th SITS.
80 2dnN,' L.tw on 7j'h 0nd 18th SIS.
-, 81 AVE.. nctr Glst-et.
80 i.taVr.. mean s"tl.>t
-, 5t..,, co,nor i.th->t.
80" - uc.U fast 3.th--t.
%, ,,.,uc \. between Sd u Il 4th SIS.
- Canal..t aid ~ Di,ision.sti Oh.
10 sIri,h..t.. be. srieh ana Cham'
b.r- St.. ~
OF sfh.avc =. q. cor. or 2Sd-st.
- G.J-alo., COZ. l2th'st; ,..,.,
10 c0,umbu--avr.. rear Wts' ooth-so'
inG Wet i1l.st., n'a. Gu.aN'.
20 Wc.t I4th-st.. near SHAVE.
o. -. tpi.s: bet. Tih :rd Sth ayes.
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Grip Uante0.

WANTED--Men and women u work for
us during spare time collecting oan'eHe!
postage stln.p,; good pay gwen. Scrd
stamped envelope for particulars. COLI
JMnIhN. 3Aa Il onhcd. DD'toh.
Maics.
lOpKNTIPER with fror, $1,000 TO
q. coo wani"d: ar .Hilry ari nDn'v -
curd. Address T.. HoN 20. III. rne ohlce.
GENERAL MANAGERS WANTED fog
every .'t,te 20 d. niiC accents: vD nj %
make roo per cent article ."il, Il sight ~
oIlrr. 80 1nd homo al a14 hF.i'
ROPOAIlAN TRADING CO.. l5j Liberty
Z.
MEN WAIVED on cato steamers to
Lon1on AID Liverpool worA for passage.
APily CO f'rc"nwich-st.
ANTFD.-AGei I, To s..I OF commission
TIRE N,g-iH cline TN ctnt cigar; sample
DoN., o. IN rir"n Ta.lnd TO- on dollar
l.. MILLER & rpN>. 3i3 n'Npy, '. !.
females
WANTED.--iIorscLcp ,r-A cood Eoue
VIII br gNcn 10 r4I4 c-,-,d i'i5, "h'
viii ksfp hous' frr t~p NortI'ra init-
g. u. fIIAi r.. ''r,i,n. go o lia.
WANrED.-An cyrcr med Young. p p
son t. l>-l,' tak.n@ ca:" f a dol' ~.
infant. CAN pos Ma -ol-aNc.. Ihnr Ity
.orIinr. lotv"on 100 md !.
wANTED.--A ccok to ;ake char?c II
Kitchen; good ray. :. y. FfLi ~
Co'rticN sip -
WANTED-Lad!', B. write at home IN
to g. siam, ed envelope. ELLA Wl.Hsi,
secretary. South Bcrd, Ind.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Ogicr.
l.2i2 r oadway, 81 dor Forth OF 5ls,-st.
Adycstisen.'r ard sub, liltions
received there Until . O'Clock p. ~
AT BaANrH OFFICES,
Advertisements ie- ND Al regular Office
rates until 5 b. h., W.
o5i shaw, -. -. 90. oi .J1-st.
l52 Gth-ave., c'r. l2tn.st.
1872 COlumbIs.syo., near West O-th--t.
IO6 West - i.~t.. rcaf tth-cNe.
- Wc.t 'tI--t., ica , l-rN".
90 West i2rSt.. bet "a aud oth ayes.
l57 ;th-ave.. ,or. ifth~'
33S 3G.aVc. lc,Wecn ,G'a AID ,1th-sts.
.32} 3lay... between 75th .G:h sts.
l02G 3d-uyc., near 0lsc-.t.
/ 7OS l,t.aNc.. near SJtn-,t.
100 3d-uyp, corner 41th->t.
81 3l-ale.. rcar E1st 35th.st.
- Avenue \. between I'd and tth ove'.
- Canll.,t. and ~ Divisions.
li9 Chur.h->t, bet. Warren naa cham'
lcrs SIS
325 Rleoctor.st. near Chris,o9hcr-S,.
80 East l-ih->t.. corner "d-'N".
20 IA: i2G->t.. Ie,r " nave.
1.O5l 3aA,e. b.. Il2th ART ,l3,h is.
HARLEM OFFICES:
l30 Fast l25'h st. near 3d-Ii".
1i3 West i25'h-st. bot. 7th ana Sth afes
$50 West ijth--:.
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A9INCY FOR NDsTCLAlR -Rr..ieuce
,tHI,cr,'es =, ~, f.-,rtu,t.rs tgI ,.l, and u
t.,O' 80, 20, bo.-.-
ri.nuS ,TtyrOp n,etr.,.,
HOTELS ioari.rs.fr.... Gotta -.s
r.ar .r,u-.. .rtr. ntri.'.f ll unf...
il-l.d a .'W iar- opportunities taI ana
..r- r' liNll - - 81; ~n' 'o' r."
Hoe. 3iti-.t AID 81 aNr.. Nta Torh tlty
r,r,,,~ H.. al. .,....,
'LhLh,'N y '--i"I "A N'ia
'.'EHN COY ~ ~ "'tst n.y.
2 m cr' 20, "'l'''' Nj L'''"' Long
h'i" D. y D.
TOR >tIT staten Island "a Wv
ctoi,.. location fr Wins %. "a arg. hotei
g. a,i.. ilrh cfluni having .upcih ~ vs.
of 80 OCEAN : w.G,r,... ard l., ~ Island
.tor... of. f. ,UIFFIlITT giS
Nac.-.u.,t. : ,, N.r.
lpf SAIL. To 70. n'i - reg ann h.id,
- h.1. - - f'rtlf- Lone Island
F1i.r' 80 4ih 1+b n'' "1hl "u' 1i ~
t""u - Nlplf :" = u ~ iIETfI--
L 1 = - 81 \
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for Sale.

AZ REDUCED PRO $500 second
h,nd wout and iron working machines
nv guaranteed machinery bought ana cN-
haneed' GFOEdE Is. EDDY. 39S Madl-
bOn->t
ATTENTION Sewing maclSIcs OF all
liu5. nov. -. gYoi second -naud, $40,
~ r edit ,.cnangeG. rcn,rd. ~
RAi.s,u'S 215l 3i.a'c. llSth--t.
A,,oI ST ol DEATH malniacea, 1850
rpr..ht rust ,dtr,i'r. TtO,. no Off" H.
did. ra.pain. l"i LrNineton-ayr.
hANDNONlE largr UPRIGHT nciriy
nov. all mn ROY, Ecnt~ nnc tone; "a r.lced,
+i3D warrant 4. 10 West 23i.,i
ar MANI FACfuRItS' PRICES
Trunks. Alligator hae- naHd-~rNct ,L,d.
stones portmantcau :. pookctbo1ks Ladies'
Hand Bag. Shawl lud Ir.nA Stfap> Basket
trunks a. the OF established hou,, ana
trunk factory OF ,INRLE.> SCHWARTZ
- ith-aNc. brtwrrn eth and Jth SIS.
~. HAL l;Ot Is. ~ West 23d->t.
T0;, SNLE.-Drue drawer. gro cry and
stat ,nrrS. countless office Partitions, railing,
l1m1,dry tables o. or'lr' cafp-nt,r ard cahi.
~, 49, day or cOIit,-ict. HODGE, III
Narick-st.
SAFES-You can save 20 pc cent by
huylng u -afc now. For the nrNt 30 dalr
| viii scll ,,fc> nearly NJ cost II manu-
iactu,c. Ia rcducc Ito X; new and second
land -Ifc- ~ all Lnd-
2. II. GROSS. 400 Broadway.
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ADV ertlscu cut- ard sub,or ipiOn>
received there until O'Clock =. m.
Al HEANtu OF Fl'ES.
Advertisements iccoNtt At regular Oilce
.atc~ m:il : p M. Wa:
1ji sth.aNr.. =. e. co.. u -Jd-st.
- bth.aN"., COZ. l2iA 80.
49, 'tlunht -.aNc.. near West DSth-st.
los Wc~a "a It. noI' gu ave.
20 West litr-~t. near 5th-sNe.
%, Mc>t i.d-,t.. bet. IN md sth ayes.
- 'th-aNr.. cor. iin-st.
81 3l-aN"., brtwccu 18th and lIth SIS.
az 3d.aNr.. h,tW cn 18Th and 1Gtn It's.
.u2j M-aN'.. rear Gls'.1i.
.1rs l.t-rNc.. near S?th st.
80 3t.aVc.. cu ncr f1th-~t.
~ 3d-aNr.. near Fast Jthst:
- Az nue. \. between sd n fth sts.
~ Clnalst ard ij7 DtNIslon.st:
li9 Chur, hist. bet. W. ricn ana Cram.
boz H..
HARLEM OFFICES:
$40 East l3j.h--t, near 3i-aNc.
oi3 W,st l25rh-,t.. bet. 7th and Sth aves.
800 West ll5th-st.
BROOKLYN OFFICES
397 Fulton So. 63 nprt-st.. JOb De ka'h'
ave 1GO Eedfori.aNe.. 100 Bw'v.
,o42 Broadway. ID door north OF Slst-ss.
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tiorses an6 Garrlaqes.
A.-yAN TAssELL & xEARSEY


A.-vAN TAssELL xEARNEY.
100 1872 EAST lsTH.sr.;
.cI:s; i2s. i:7. '%9 EA Sr,d ,2TS's'
ocRkoTssHAMs' pr hs9Y GEAHs'
hRoUGHAMNsSo,rou.uln EoudHAMs'
IN ALL TIE
LATEST
Dt,~IGSS.
sTo tw A aSp S vh1kiET9 M II SEwYohS;
Low PRICES.
LASDAUs. oMNIEusEs
COUPE NOGKAWAYS. LANDAULETS.
OCIAGON ROCK Always.
pRlss. NAIL COACHES.
sTIvEr,s TNTTNT KUNABOCTs.
%AGoNET PHAEToNs
EVERY STYLE q ,sI LLgEr OF HEAVY
CIIILp's PONY. cars ana harness for
lr1diur .tork Address Dr. .. T..
JACKSON p. 0. BoN lJl. jamaica. l. /.
/. ~. QCINnY d CO..
NEWARK. y. J.
or HIGH,CLASS CAERIAGES.
FOR COUNTRY AND PARk DElViEG.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION l. CALLED
TO THEIR
FAMILY OMNIBUS, wAGoNETTES..
CABRIOLErS. - iIiEN>.
nrSG o. THE =, 9 9I-hEsSsrl PA tTi
OTHERS FOR EASE AND COM
FORT on All KINDS
or ROADS.
NUMBER
OF DESIRABLE ,ECoND;HAND
vTfICLrS At Low PRICES.
FACTORY AND WAREKOOMS
9PPOSGTE BEOAD.ST. STATION
D.. l.. AND W. n. r..
NEWARK y. !.
FOR SALt,.-rcaHf.fu: pair ~ matched
horses. sfaqi -. VEIN .. 'c0 age G
vars: ,c'o-. mahogany Lny tbre wbife
feaf black Names and tails; fearless.
handsome AMI ao. afraid ~ the car. ran
road l. miles .nr honf and tr't ,ha'p.
don't writ" Irlcs~ You ar Wiling O. pay
$500 for team worth 1900. Address
LccS DpV 30 iIarrc "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
WOODSTOCK CELEBRATES.
BIGGER CROWDS AND MORE ENTHUSIASM
THAN EVER AT ROSELAND PARK.

nrcs,nryr SETH LOW OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE
pcEsIDEs AND JUSTICE BREWER AND ShN'
,ToR HAwLEY MAKE sPEECHE'-
POEM, By MAURICE THOMPSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

THE TE1BTNr
Uptown once.
12.o y ollvav. y dor north ~ 3lsi-st
Adyc.tisoicnt, 1rd .uh>rr 1'i0rs
received ;h,rr Until . o'c!o'A =. "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

THE TRIBUNE
p'pWn once,
"a u oldvaS' 81 door n9rth oi ois'''''
,cr,i,,f there until O'Clock p. I'D.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
NOVEL TRAP.
A Grocer lnvents a COntriyance
and Gets a Burglar.
0n Entering His Store the Night
Prowler Steps on a Door.
me Door Gives Way and Two Iron Bars
fitted With Teeth Grasp Him by the
Leg, az His Cries of Paiu Brig
the Police to the Scene.

ST LOUIS, Jan. 10.-The most novel
and, at the same time, practical cap.
ture of a burglar ever made in st. Louis
was effected early Monday morning, in
the grocery-house of b. Tegcthof, No,
100 Ofallon street. Tegcthoff runs
four stores in different sections of St
Louis, and has been the victim Of
number of burglaries He invented
"thief.trap, unique aeA originp.l in
| design, but as reliable in its wwUprrkings
as a bear trap.
Albert Williams, who has served two
terms for burglary, and was recently
released from prison, was Monday night
in Jail suffering with one leg nearly
ruined from the hold which the thief
trap teeth got on ii. His yells Of pain
while in the trap brought policemen TO
| the store They could not release him,
and he had to remain in the trap until
the inventor was awakened at his home
a mile away, who came and "loosened
up the things
The arrangement of the trap is thus
described: In the floor of the store is
placed a movable trap-door which is
protected during the day, but left SO
that triiling weight will force it open
during the night When stepped upon
this falls through into the cellar, re-
leasing Il srtong, heavy, movable bar,
much after the style of the cutter bar
of II moving machine bristling
with spikes to which is attached,
by means of wire ropes and pull
leys, several large stones weighing
about siNty-fvc pounds Facing this is
a stationary bar also spiked, and it is
between these two formidable rows of
teeth that Williams leg was held.
These are placed between two ioists in
the ceiling of the cellar, and when in
position are held open by the trap-door.
As the trap-door falls the weights pull
the movable bar forward with great
force, in such manner that the object
disturbing the trlp.door can not fail to
be caught, The bars to which this is
attached are notchc1, and a4 they move
forward are locked upon the other side
of the ioist
In addition to holding the burglars
leg as the trap falls it pulls down a
small board which supports brick,
which in turn is attached to the trigger
Of pistol in the store above and point
ed so that when discharged it shoots
straight across the hole in which the
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
A CONFESSION.
Charles DeLesseps, Under Secret
Influences, Confesses.


PARIS, Jan 6.-The parliamentary
commission of inquiry resumed Thurs
day their sittings suspended during the
holidays. The principal witness called
was Niscount dc Villcbois- Mareuil,
monarchist deputy for Mayenne. He
said that the expenditure of the Pana-
ma Canal Co. in corrupting the press
was tritle when compared with the
enormous amount lost through bogus
contracts. He urged the commission to
call the principal contractors and exam
inc them as to the amounts received
and the work actually done.
The wide discrepancy betwe . the
two items would then be r. led,
The comite de la Union du Panama, he
said had been formed expressly to in
tluence deputies and conspicuous men
in the provinces to favor the lottery
loan. The commission appointed a sub
commission to inquire into Viscount de
Niilebois- -Mareuil's charges, and then
adjourned until Saturday.
NJ. Baihut minister of public works
IN the caolnet OF NJ de ireyclnet, IN
1851 was thursday nfoush' before NJ
Franqueville, examining magistrate,
70 confront Charles DeLesseps ana
Marius fontanc, imprisoned directors
OF the lahama canal eo AFTER an ex-
ANIMATION OF TWO hours NJ baihu'
was ordered 10 prepare 10 appear be-
lore NJ, fahqneVii4e again before jan
nary ~
NJ. bIonoln, VINO was arrested after
having oeeh examined by M ifahque'
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1893-01-14
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
Second Session


WAsnISGToN JAN. A--SEsATg - Senator
Chanl!cr introduced in the senate o short bill
to prohibit unlawful military organizations.
II provides that It shall he unlawful for any
body Of men numbering ten or more, any OF
whom are subject to enrolment as part OF
The militia OF any state OF the United States,
to assemble or drill or bear arrns rs military
squad, company batal on, or other military
Organization, unless they are called
forth by some civil or military officer
lawfully authoriz d 10 make such call Section
g 1t shall b. H. dlty OF the president TO dis
band anu disperse any such orgau zation, and
every person serving as member hereof Shall
also be subject to fine not exceeding II 900 or
by imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by
bo'h such fine and Imprisonment"
HousE-A bill introduced in the house to-day
by Mr., Martia, OF Indiana, provides that the
term Of all persons appointed to Offices under
the United states SAN be four years, whether
under civil service or otherwise, and no person
Is to be e.ltible to bold Office for more Than
eight years, and all persons having held office
for this length Of time or longer are not 10 be
eligible 10 hold ofiee after July A. 1903.
WAsHISGToS, Jan 5 5--SEsATE--I he feature
Of to-day rs session Of the senate was the speech
delivered By Mr. Villas democrat, Of Wiseon
SIM, against The anti-opiitn bill. He opposed
the bill because, as he claimed, IT was unconsi.1
tuii0nal, and 10 that objection he directed main
ly his remarks,
HouSE-Ihere was not quorum In the house
sodav, though the exhibition OF that not en-.
Srely creGitable fact was wardcd of oue
enough for the fortication bill and few
private pension bills from the senate to get
through Not all OF the pension bills proposed
however were successful. Some OF them pro
vidcd for removing charges Of dcsertion, so that
the desertors might draw pensions.
WAsHISGTos, Jan. 6--sESArE-T day s ses
son OF the senate was given up exclusively te
the discussion Of the bill! on the subject Of quar-
sntine regulations and its correlatiyc measure
the bill 10 suspend immigration for one year
Mr.. Chandler (rcp, n. H. spoke for about
three hours, dcyoting most of his argument Il
the last mentioned bill, althosgh the other was
really the one that was up for discussion. Al
ter further argument, the bill was modified IL
some particulars and ordered printed
HousE-The session Of the house to-day was
an unevcnttul one. Tho attendance was small
and nothing but private business was consid
cred, with the exception Of a bill providing fol
the muster and pay OF certain officers and mer
Of the volunteer forces. About twenty-five pri
vate pension bills we're passed. and the houst
adjourned until tomorrow.