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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
RoSENS7EIN'S NERVE WIS GONE.
Notes for 81o,5OG Went TO Protect on Tues
day and that Night He Shot HIMSELF.

uuS VI thHt ~ - SiO AhitnseIs
William 1iosenstein OF 373 Washington
street. who committed suicide on Tuesday
night in Machpelah Cemetery on tine grave OF
his children. was virtually the head Of the
c. ltosesteln Company, importers of fancy
matches from Sweden. bird seed. &C.. being
the Treasurer anG General Manager. while his
wife Clara was the President. In 1881 he bo-
came a partner in tho firm OF Louis lsosenstcin
4 Co.. importers OF dried fruits at 3l7 Green
wich street. That firm made q bad failure in
May. 1883. the liabilities being S2G5.000. while
the actual assets just about paid the preferred
claims OF Sl2s.O0o. Long litigation followed
tho failure. and on April 7. 1892. the Import
ers' and Traders National Bnnk. one Of the
William lsosenstcin Tor sSs.7Ss.
After the old failure William I'osenstcin
new business. lie imr"rtation Of matches. in
his wife's name. under tho style Of {: Eosen-
stein 4 Co. IT was currently reported in trade
circles That he had tho backing ofR prominent
merchant. MIR. Rosens'"in continued the
business under the firm style until May. 1880.
{. Rosenstein Company. under New Jersey
laws. with a capital stock Of ST. 900. The con-
t tef ba 8la m a I%rG mo snsinI buf + nI lad # " WAS sss sI%H 2eOT ID
paper under discount. and the tight money
market. it is said. stopped further accommo-
com nany went to profess: on Tuesday.
~, Mr; E1sensdi' In was rSEnestet to pay them;
SO strangely that his mind was supposed to be
wandering. These, notes we're discounted by
the Trying National 9n Ban HSnk ha ard Mere endorsed
They are said to he secured by merchandise.
Daniel 4; shaw 4 c.. are alsG said to be
the G. Rosenstein. Company was closed yoster-
div. and notice Of the death Of Mr. Rosenstein
guard qua Gn inside 81 a' IN tho I"et trade% o' It is s ~fte Mr.
liosenstein was regarded ms u born sneculator.
who was always talking about cornering some
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
NOE THERN PACIFIC FINANCES.
The Directors VIII Publish the Details OF
the Funding Plan To.aay.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the direc-
tors Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company
yesterday nearly the whole day was consumed
In discussing the plan submitted by the FL
nance Committee for funding the floating
debt Of the company. Another meeting will
be held this morning and President Cakes
said yesterday that after its adjournment n
formal statement will be given to the public.
He said that only q few details remain yet to
be settled.
The plan will authorize the issue OF 81 5.Q00
600 OF collateral trust notes. OF which Sl2.-
100000 are to be issued at once. They will he
six per cent. notes payable in five years. and
will be secured by the deposit of securities
now in the Treasury OF the company and
those pledged for tho floating debt with tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. subject to
disposal BY q committee which will be. it is
In regard to his resignation Mr.. Henry Vii
lard yesterday authorized the following state
On March l., 1893. Immediately after the
PUBLICATION OF the reilly OF the Northern Pa
einS B Board Of hireeGtors to the report Of ths
q long-entertained intention. Mr.. Willard ad-
dressed to President oakes a formal letter OF
personal one. with u flu emit OF reasons
for this step; President Oakes; IN a personal
efp' Siis ur resso mns.' E"'' wit deiGsW'z hfs t resi tSpSe
sssistance in tupdinG' the i%ioatIkns 1 debt. M a,s
with the qualification that. under no circum.
stances. could he servo longer than the end. in
October next. OF his present three years term
1T has been well understood by Mr.. VII.
lard,s personal friends for y long time that he
meeting OF stockholdcrs OF tho North Ameri.
can COMPANY. but that he would continue to
ssl ,R'sFs ant t, u t oS'a si2'n los +. II Il e a 'aIEs s' such
financial aid as 1t may need"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
LIzzrE BORDEN ON HER OWN CASE.
She Calmly Points Ont the Weak Poin.s In
the ProsecmiIon,n Thcnry.

the Prosecution Theory.
BOSTON. May 1S.-Mrs. Mary A. Livermoro
had q long interview with the alleged murder
ess. Lizzie Borden. in Taunton Jail recently.
Mrs. Livermore says Of that interview:
Lizzie Borden talked TO me very freely Of
tho whole case. but very calmly and sadly.
Thu comments on her stolidity nro absurd.
You can sec that the girl feels her position
keenly. I spoke OF the comments on her stolid
indifference. what would they have me
dor she asked. sadly. Howl? Go into hys-
terics2 ON wrongly accused Of two horrible
crimes. l know 1t is useless to cry out in In
dignntion at tho outrage. so an trying hard
to keep calm and sSlf-controlled until I shall
l''What hurts mo most she said again. is
the malignant feeling that has been shown. l
,hlfve done no harm to any one. Ia my chnrac-
lnothing., because / nm accused Of SO terrible
a crims?,., Then she grew, more excited. and
rnss rui lit W s fs,e Reclaimed isis,,; NV WHAT aan a 'n fool t m"st
maj nay ie P Sroas II dav, femmi WtfS t 4 er aersoi i1fS
Of detsctI R5Da With fh"y peeenie going Of t to and HG'i iro "n
the street. with Bridget washing windows and
Likely Ike to come IN Ter water at any moment;
%neighIors astir., I knew, every foot OF that
dark. sure Of my, way. Why. il j con'emniatsd
that crime. should ! not have done It at hight?
i could have opened wide the street door.
made evidence OF a struggle In tho room. and
then with plenty NJ time 10 remove from my
self all traces of the blood. gone quietly to nv
bed. But they saw that l committed both
crimes Mt noonda, and removed from myself
oil evidence Of tho horrible work. How can
they believe that
Lizzie Borden has no thought OF escnre.
She has no theory Of the murder. she says: 1t
Is to her AS horrible a mystery az II Ia to us all.
In spite OF tho network OF circumstuntia evil
dence woven about her. in spite OF the hatchets
In New Bedfora-sas the farce OF it-IizZio
borden asserts hes innocence. and ] believe
her"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
LAUNCH OF THE LOYAL
What Commodore Sutto IS New scheene9
Yacht Looks Like.

Quite a large and enthusiastic crowd Assem-.
blej at Poillon's shipyard. foot Of Court street.
Brooklyn. yesterday morning. when Commo-
dore D. Frank Sutton of the Brooklyn Yacht
Club launched his nno new schooner yacht
Loyal. For a wonder the launching core
monies com nonced on time. and promptly 1t
10 o'clock the last block was Knocked away.
AS she started on her wild career for Gowanus
Bay pretty little Miss Florence Sutton. the
three-year-old daughter OF the Commodore,
broke the conventional bottle OF vino over her
bow and christened her tho Loyal When the
yacht struck the water she was cheered by the
crowd and salutcd. hy nll tho whistles In tho
neighborhood WHICH courtesy was acknowl.
edged by the Loyai's cannon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
NOW FOR SOME YACHTING,
The New York Yacht Clubs Arraug gem mt
Tor the Seasons sport.

u w" hoTN SiuDb ATra0 I'M 00t0
Tor the Seasons sport.
The New York Yacht Club held its regular
May meeting last evening at its club house, ST
Madison avenue. There Was a large attend
ance. aud considerable routine business was
transacted. In the absence Of Commodore Z.
D. Morgan. Nics-Iommodore W. Butler Dun
can; Jr;: "'cunied the. chair.
the date ni tho annual cruise was tlxei for
Aug; l. Tho Committee on Club Sites and
Bay Ridge would shortly be ready for use. and
moved TO 90 end OF the buikhend, near the
lows:
,n Annsa' reTat.. Of re club Jun, 10, in which regular
nr.He u Two or more STAR, and = second prize If four or
by the committee appointed at tho February meeting.
on tie day OF r"ndezyoa.. cnrs. which win be offered
BY the c"lnia9dorc., wat lie sale for. ~
the ." :c .@ = " H%es. o of Ss "P H"r1. Friday Aug H. for
by Ga ,He ) j' J assor m fst' IN . :" isSST"c C9. the cups Tired
During me crnt.e the customary prizes for the runs
The An.nhn swetl:takts, Sept; 1n-For each
lar. % miles 10 a.sg. outside Of sandy I"ot.' Timms
limit; hours: w. II no c;ass 'nases ne rncs on the
without time limit;
in .asa swsrps,aks. the ,,conh win save ae:sn;
cup for iirst p-iAe 1.-TWO o. more start and ash" cup
LOT second prize II foIr or more ktSrt. Entrance.
500, half forfeit. Entries which must re in " ing,
must he addressed to The Regatta committee At The
cigb hons- ~ Madison avenue They Will he bull, tined
At the club house on thelr receipt. The LIST will c.ose
at ~ NJ, sept. l.
The match for the Americas Cup will close
the season. Tho following new members
were elected last evening:
Le Roy FaIes. Warren X FAles. Jamss cockrort ],
b. Townsend. James X Hopkins. John Z. Rich. U. 8. Nj
q. Albert Stevens. Henry N. frankei. Thomas y, Parker,
ence 4 Mackay. l. ! c0.nn.n Wal,eIJ Sears. q: AN;
g. Rocker. rreGerick II. Won stade. II. Waiter Webb, a.
,Malpolc uCIsgie; William Osborn. George "; Preston.
rrarce, VIZ, e Dickson. EDWIN :, Cramp, John Z. orr,
BENJAMIN +. sutton, Paul q. ThebAud, Henry D, Bab
cock, John burke, Lewis Cass LedyArd. Edgar g. Scott.
A td.IG l5 : rsG g.. Con W; 4. A1rnS5ySi Z 4 Van SAINT:
stead Rust. L. =. n; Jones Willard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
The American genealogical Society.

PHILADELPHIA. May lS-The American Gyns-
Geological Society. which has been In session
here for several days. adjourned last night
after e~iecting these officers:
President. Dr.. W. 7. Lusk Of New York; Vice Presi-
dents. DR.. Samuel G. BAsey OF Warrington and DIR. b.
u. Rmmst OF New York, Secretary. Or. II @. Coo OF
members Of %. council pr. h y. B.sr Of PhilAdelphiA,
Ss%s and Si ESwafd R &. SSi;Sa o. S.sMsn' oi'''i-Aa' OF
II Was decided to hold the next annual meet.
i9g i9 Washington during the last week In
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19

Theodore D. Hill OF Hackensaok. N. j.. who
In q 1T OF dementia wandered from his home
on Tuesday. May 8. was found yesterday at
the Putnam House. whore he had been staying
since last Saturday. The family received in
formation Of his whereabouts through an
Mr.. Hill to the Continental Hotel. where they
spent the night. They will go to HackensacG
to-day,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
New Corporations.
ALBANY. May 18.-These companies were In.
corporatad to-dav.

corporated to-day:
-Whe Won " Publishing Company Of New York city. to
print books. periodicals.. Capital. $1,000. Directors
James Q summers. james A. Hartman. Charles j.
reArson. Henry b Thompson. and William Rockwell OF
East White Plains Improvement Company OF New
YORK city. TO deal in real estate III Wcstcbester county.
Capital $4,000 Direc' ors; lsidor j. Dietz Of New
Plains.
The American Egg Yolk Company OF New York city.
70 manufacture and deal In egg yoik. .Csait.!. 81. 600.
Directors; George II. SteHe, Frederick Ii. Siege and
Ida q. siege Of brooklyn.
The Rhinebeok Electric Light and Power Company of
Rhinebeek. Capital, 5000. Directors; Thomas j..
swift and James /. Williams Of Poughkeepsie. and Al
len u. Hoffman OF Rhinebeck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
julius Bake Seriously HI.

Julius Balk-, the veteran billiard table mauufso.
turer md founder OF the b. n. u. Company. IL homs
from Europe In broken.dOwn health. He reached here
on Sunday. aud went toChioAgo on Tuesday afternoon.
lie Is So feeble that he cannot stand on his feet He
lad 10 be carried to the railway coach. He IL 10 Year,
old and the father of . large family,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
{. p. Huntington VIII He Elected Pre- .ident.

Mr.. George Gould has notified the directors
Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company that.
owing to the many calls upon his time. he will
OF President at the next annual meeting. 1t
Is expected that Mr. {. ]. Huntington Will ac-
cept the position. as he has been urged TO do
so by some OF the largest stockhelders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19
CHURCHES MAY CONsOLID47E.
st. James's and st. Paurs WIZ Probably
Put Up u New Building.


Negotiations are pending for the consolida-
ton OF 81. James's and st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal churches. st. Paul's Church. a
beautiful graystone structure OF Gothic
architecture. stood Mt Twenty-second street
and Fourth avenue until some eighteen
months ago. when 1t was torn down.. The
property was sold for $500. 900. and the con-
greRation has since been worshipping in
rooms at the Methodist Book Concern. 100
Fifth avenue. The church was sold because
the rem2yal Of most of ihe eongregation up
~. James's Church Is located ut 10th street
and Madison avenue. Most OF the congreaa-
ued at $l3O.0O0 It is likely that a new church
vii! be built at l2Oth street and l-enoS avenue
the plan OF consolidation Is carried out. as
there Is every prospect that 1t Will be, 81.
James's Church has an option on the l2oth
street site.
ChamberIain's Old Point Comfort Hotel Sold.
NoRFoLK, May Is. - Chamberlain's unfn-
ishsd hotel at Old Point Comfort was sold this
morning to u syndicate OF bondholiers for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19

Chapter I2i-scnhtor Mullins bill amending sections
1872 nnd S7S Of III. code Of CIyil Procedure relative 10
dep0sttinns aud the contenFs OF the affidavit and order.
tuAuter ."o-SrEntor PlnLkiIts bill amending the
act incorporating the New York Real Es;ats Guaranty
CHAPTER 72I-Gi,ing the New York Medical College
ana i'm. mary Tor Women certain New YORK city
money.
Chapter 724-As,embiyman ietmans bill providing
that the Richmond County Supervisers shall each no.
crIye an nunual. salary OF 81 600
Chapter 725-Asseinbyi nan Roche's bill amending
The Insurance law generally,
Chapter 721-The AnnuA! supply bill
Assemblyman Hahlc's bill to authorized the
payment to the New York Medical College
Hospital for Women OF $50 for each charity
case treated Mt the lying-in ward, and $lS a
month for every mother remaining for treat
otner day. hutto-day Judge Kelly. with several
women interested In the Pill. came up and had
called his veto and signed the bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19

Change OF Tims-PsAnsyivaAis RaiirosS
Conpasy.
Or sad slsr Nay p 1894 the o. Lsat. and oinsiar
viii leave New York 81 j. H. Instead 81 IS S'oiSsi
SS,iSroV.n ,lsspins car service W oh,ssss wiu b. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19

NO Official ndVIceB concerning th6 appoint
ment OF Mr.. l. NJ. Thurston to represent the
Government OF Hawaii to succeed MIR. ]. Mott
Smith have been received at the State DEPART
ment. Usually the mail steamer from Honolulu
to San Francisco brings adyices!to the, Depart
place. hut no dispatches from Mr.. Blount that
might have arrived by the steamer OF yester-
day were wired from San Francisco. This
lack Of prompt notification H. somewhat UNI
usual. and Is accounted for at the departm emit
by the belief that Mr.. Blount had nothing In
portant to communicate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-05-19

Vthba
of M ny M f4sai. and ! t is,' i,%Siy s! $sfs. -. a. ,s s:Sd Lay:
see zee" , +. 90 az spS Wen af II Ne Would take" tase SO sn iSng to voueS fo o
% ys.f "'. .so i sSya,. !! s% P TO e esfs TT" the e M Ssisna Of h's to
defend my honor when IT had been assailed in the 70.
s.nGs: P BE- acd sSs' sSnis = "S sss. !, ,sy isi,Sai: VIZ
though, ! had been wrssss1. m SSw ! ip Msi ao % assanf
wil make what centriea.ion can to the harmony Of
DIR. puch OF Philadelphia moved that pr.
Dickey be not permitted 10 withdraw. Dr.
Smith OF Baltimore said a man shouiG DC al
lowed to Withdraw ms pams; 10 re,pS ~ MN a
b Johnston said that he could not fathom
DR.. Dickey's mind. but tho reasons he men
TONED why his name should not he used doubt
less related to his past. II was fer those very
fSS asn DR. Io6G Gs tp. e nan anS aa rahs h te.d hna
Dr. Dickey's remorks showed. that he pos
sessed n warm. sensitive heart, and that ne
sshnnid he honorod Ny an election TO the
pr, pisf'..yS,npi do not mean ito c%ritieiss my
'S s9l ,.a at! an to A Ss Pltiea'
The motion OF DR.. PuEh was changed to ac,
name, and in that form was passed.
Or. Stewart then withdrew his name and tho
With Mlhei DTs, B nIE0IT sns t,r al q y the only inr s mSdffats.
The result OF the ballot was announced as fol-
lrmws; Craig. alt; Baker, l!a Total, nG2
APPLAUSE, nnG then the election Of Or. Craig
w4s made UNANIMOUS.
pointed by the MO Moderator to esscort DR.. Craig
into the room. and his entrance was the signal
a tHr xdlT to fbs n%sndeiafMEi n9g; He w Wa Dr. ip HfssG
az; WHO I@:sslysa and presented him to tn.
eonidsps:: r 'sSssif IN R Si%. Rei sarhns 70 ev = {:
mark that had been frequently heard in the
SMftssrno9D; p5: Craig desired e say that as
illogical seminary in the d0sh."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10

9. S. S'2pnn, Elm e6emaLiger 8olt3tit,
tp1roe 0tel11tdg Nben0 bon letnem 0dltS=
tptrt6, 6drrD OecSiper, in benz 6au1e SEQ.
1928 Dearborn Str. eriAo1en, nabbem
ie1er feline Srat nte0er9eicbLagc1 bate.
IS mar ettpa IS l6r, ais Ser 8oListt
Granger bon Set %. Str. 9pliset>S Station
etnen S6uB bDrte. @r per1ucbte gu erfab7
ten, mo oerlelbe a~6gefeuert ipar u16 erfubr
5uleBt, baB pDr &ur5em Elm Wfann unb cine
Trau IN GROCER @tIe bic Wc&tper'i6e
Wobnung berlafien batten. Sofort begab
ii6 Stranger nab Der angegebenen Norelie
unb l6on I'M 6aus fur ltplperte ct 'itber
ettpas, bas ii6 BET naberer ltl1teriuc6ung
ais Die 2etc9e etteS Mannes ertpteS. SSn
belnlelben Mugenblide er1dbien aucb Icbon
Der 8oliaeitDa8en Dor benz 6auie unb Sic
Qetcbe mur0c na5 Seititellu1g ser S6at>
iacben nab St9murb's Wtorgue an oer
5. Qlpe. gebrabt.
Granger, Bet itb eben auf sic Sude nab
ben beiben Yerlonen macben moute, 6te
fur5e 3ett Dorber oaS 6auS berlaiien bdtter,
tpurbe bon ietner Station aus benacbrtdb1
tigt, bdB ct ftb nic6t gu bemit6en brQlcbe,
ba Ser Gbdter it1 iel6it geIteut babe.
9ta6 Der @r5G6lang BON Srau W1c&iper
tpurbe Bic S6ieBerei burb foLgen6e 3batz
ia6en DeranlaBt: O'2pnn ipobnte lett lGnz
gerer 3eit BET WcGtDer's un6 icbuloete Ste
Nitetbe fir 2 Wtonate. 8te6erbo[t mar CT
INN Oas ritdltGnotge @elo gemahnt tpprben,
aber obne Grfolg. @eftern macbte er Srau
Mc&toer bte Wittbeilung, oaB er nibt ldn@
ger BORT Do9nen bLeiben uno aus5ieben
tperbe. gtDbmals tpurbe bic Quffproerlt11g
5ur 3aDlultg iDteoerbolt, aber S'0Dnn anti
tpDrtete nur NIT etnem ''That is all right.
Damn macbte ct itcb baran, letne Sacbcn 3u
paden unb baS 5aus gu oerlaI1en. Die
Srau itelte it6 ibm TIT Ben Beg, murbe
aber burb etnen S6lag tins @eit6t
sur Seite geiDlel6ert. Sbre 6iilfez
rufe bracnten tbren Wann, Ser ltcb in etnem
anberen 3imner aufbtelt, berbet, utb bteier
Derlangte cine @rflGrung bon S'GDtn.
Wtit ben 8orten: uSebt babe t9 Old !"
1prang bteier teBt auf Wc&tper 81 unb
icbllg tim ebenfaQS s1 8ooen. Oils CT
bann nit BET 6anb in feline bittere Soien=
taibe fu6r, lief Wc&tper in fem 3intmer,
bolte etnen 9tebplDer uno ~fclterte BET 1etner
&iidfebr auf ieinen @egner. 9teIer ftel
SIT 8oben unb mar iofort cine 2et9e. Die
&ugel bate 6as 6er3 burcbbo6rt.
3uerit bate er bic Qbiibt, NIT ietner
6rau bic 6lu6t gu ergretfen, aber ct iiberz
Iegte, baB ct nun in ietnem 9fecbte geban6elt
bate, unb 8etbe begaben ii4 geraOen 8e9s
nacb Der %. Str. 81 oli3eiftation. Ster err
3dbIten fe ben 6er9ang unb Mc&toer
Durbe in 6aft genommen, tpdbrenb feline
Srau iOfort tpieber auf freten SUP geiebt
tpurbe.
Mc&tper 1T etn Maibiniit un6 bel Ser
6irnla gaasle & So. bei9afttgt. Ser @rz
i6oiiene tpar 80 Sabre aft u16 man peiB
nicbt ptel bon ibm, bo6 iagen @intge, bic
ibn fannten, baB er in fetnem guten Hufe
ftanb. Sin S6Iageiien purbe in elmer
l~et1er Saf6en~ gefunben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
Der Seuer=D Damon.
SpaIotne Bros. Sdneioemiihte nm $4,000
eei9doiet.
Der5u1eber

Sn Ser S6nei6emiible bon Spal6tng
Bros, melbe an Der So. un6 @larf StraBe
belegen lit, bra6 Srettag Qlbenb Ege9en
8 l16r Elm 6euer aus, bas ei1en Sdaoen
bon ettpa $25, 900 peruria6te.
@te baS Seuer entitanben tit, fonnte Bis
ber nob nibt feftgeiteut tper6en, 6o6 i6etnt
es i'm &eiielraum ieinen l%1riprung gebabt
gu baben. Die Sabrif ptro nGntli6 I'M
8 l1br Nbsnbs geieblofen unb Superintenz
bent S. 8. 9aDeD unterntinmt ieoen Nben0
perlonltb etuen Sang 6urb ale Stpdz
perfe, UNI 3u ieben, Oh QuleS in Sr6nung
lit. Qtub geitern 2tben6 befol9te ct btele
&egel uno CT entbedte NIGHTS, 6aS letnen
Nr9tpobn bdtte erregen f0nnen. 3met
Stu1lben ipdter, naeboem er Bic Sabrif ab>
eeiblofien, oran9en Slantmen aus Dem
oberiten, oritten StoGnerf beS @ebGu6eS,
unb ebe Bic SprtBe SEQ. 81, beren 6auS
muir Elm 6Gu1ergeptert bon ber Wiible ent>
fernt ltegt, auf Der 8ran6iteue eridien,
Itanb bte gauge @ta9e ano Elm Sbetl oes
Stpetten Stodperfes IN Slammen. Sin
~stpeiter un6 orttter Qllarm bracbte balb cine
Qn3abl Sptben 8ur STEELE uno es gelang
nab fur3er, angeltren9ter 9lrbeit, bic Slam
Atelt ullLCl Vut%luAC oN UIltSSt+
0as @tabliiiement NIT allen ieinen Gin
riebtungen bate einen 8ertb bon $4,000
uno Ser an9eri6tete S6aben miro nacb
Nngabe 6es 6errn s. M. 8ropn, etneS
S6eilba6ers be9 @el6aftes, $4,000 nicbt
uberIteigen uno Sic 2lrbett iptro feline Inter
bre6un9 erletoen.
Sin icba6bafter Sbornitein mar Treitag
Na4mittag Die urlabe gu einem 6euer, bas
bte Wobnung bon Is. @. @tlbert, STE
103. StraBe unb Union Q%lpenue, in fur3er
3ett in Qi6e legte. Die Slantmen
%iprangen aucb auf bas Na9barbaus, @t9enz
tbum bon SO. s.. Srumblun, iiber, ipurOen
iebob balb unter6riidt, obne nennens>
tpcrt6en Sbaoen angertcbtet 8u baben.
6errn @ilbert's 8erluit betrdgt ettpa $1,000.
Wtit GROCER S9neaigfeit perbreitete iieb
Sreetas Qtbenb Elm in benz @rbgelc6oB bes
BON gilbert &tc3instt beipobnten ,6aules,
gto. 5645 @in6eiter Qlpe. entitanbencS
Seuer iiber baS gauge @ebdube unb Iegte
baiiel6e in 9i6e, ebe Sic 90i9manni6afz
ten es Derbinoern fonnten. Ser Gerluit
betragt $1,000 uno tit burcb 8erit9erung
9ebedt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-04-10
Staot Chicago.
/ &emuel 8. fleribem. !

2emuel s.. Sleribe1n, elmer ber Glteiten
Sutpeltere @bicago's, 1T WDntag in iet1er
@obnung, 3O17 SIb Barf 9pe., perz
i9teben.
6err Slerl6em, Set in einem Bitter BON
76 Sabren itano, itarb at 9lterSi3pG6e.
SIM bergargenen 6erbit bate er burcb etnetl
l1nfaQ einen Nrm 9ebro6en, unb in Der
lebten i3eit bate er liberties burcb ben
8ru6 audb bes anbern Qlrmes un1dgli6e
Qualen gu leiben. Inter btelen l1mitdnben
fann ietn Stni6etoen ais cine @rlDlltng
bon ietnen 2eiben aft9eleben tperben. st
NOR Der Senior Der Suipelierft rma Tleribem
& &c., bo6 bate er itcb I'M DOrtgen CONT
mer bonn @ei6dfte 3urii6ge5ogen.
Serr Sleriben1, ser in Birmingham IN
Gnglanb gebpren mat, panberte ais gat15
tunger Wtann na6 Qmertta aus. Sn Sui
falo, sc. g., no er iih 3uerit nieberlieB,
mar ct ein 8terteltabrbunoert lang I'M SUI
tpeLengel6aft tbGtig. Gor ungefdbr 30
Sabren fam ct na6 Chicago, nm dlb bier
an bic Spite zines @ei3dftes 0erielben
8rancbe gu ~treter1. Sn ben lebten Sabren
nar er an einem 9roBen Smportgei6afte
betbetltgt, beiien 6atDel nt6bt apetn SIT
peLen, 1onbern ale Nrtttel oeS Weltmarftes
untfaBte. @r guilt ais cine 9utorttGt in
benz e%rtpd6nten SpeSialgebtete unb par Elm
8abnbrecber in Ser NtuBbarmabung neuer
Wfetboben, tpelcbe Bic @tiieni6aft fitr Bic
8earbettun9 bon S5mudiaDen aaer &rt
an Die 6at0 gtebt.
Seinen Sob betrolern bier &tn6er, 5tpei
SObne unb 3met GO6ter. 2emuel IS
Sleribem lit Der iingere Gbeilbaber be1
6trma 2opp & Slerlbcm an State UNI
8aibin9ton Str., tpGbrenb George g. bte
@eneralaufit6t iber Sen @runbbeitb uni
bte Deri9iebenen @ei9dftsantbeile ieines
SaterS fiibrt. Die S06ter itnb Srau 8
s.. 8pfor6, Sic @ttttpe bes beritorbener
Or, 8Dforb, unh Srau @tutam Mc@res
dpr. 1852 Weft Mpnroe Str.