davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-16
60. Qarortooe perfldot.

Stiff, Soiepb & So. baben berte Murgen
9egen BEN 80ritaner Gbmtn 8orbrtbge cine
&lage auf $4,000 anbGngig 9emac6t.
Borbri6ge bate DOrber Sic 6trma 6iib,
Solepb G So. auf cine 0tbre9nung fit
cine an9eblibe S6uIb BON $22, 800 berz
ftagt unb einen Ginbalt8bcfebl beantragt,
burcb ben Ser 6irma berboten per6en iou,
ben Jtcit elmer Summe BON $500 aus
Der 8erii6erun9 fir perbrannte 8aaren
81 couefttren. Die beute bon Sii6, Soiepb
& So. ~anbdnsig aemabte &lage be3iebt iid
auf Die @iebererlangung 0es gtennnertbes
bon 500 Nfticn, auf pelcbe 8arbribge iub7
%ifrtbirt bate, aIs bic 6irma gegriin6ct
ipurbe, bic CT a6er ME etnge5ablt bat. Die
SlGger %bebaupten, an garoribge NIGHTS fir
2obenmict6e ibuI6ig gu ieln. erfennen aber
an, baB tie bon 8orbrtb9e $4,000 9ebor9t
ba6en, meIbe Surnme ite bon bem getra9e
obi9er 9(ftien in Nb5ug 81 6ringen berett
finn
, 1893-12-16
Rletne Uabribten.

- WtaDOr Sptft untersei6nete 6erte bic
Orbinans, tpeIbe bic mouatIlcbe 8cr0ifentz
libung Der ftdbtii9en 3abuiiten anorbnet.
- Wappr Stpift erlieB 6cute cine Bro
flamation an Die 8iirgeri9aft, in pelc6er
ct betannt 9tebt, baB 6unger uno gtotb in
unierer Witte berricben, uno sic 8iirger
aufforbert, 8ettrG9e an bas Central 9teltefz
Gonltte SIT ienben, I'm Ser 9totb gu @iteuern.
- Tranf 8lOd, Elm 9(ngeiteuter 6es Giz
garrenbGnblers q. S6parsberg BON 5642
Safe 2lpe. murOe beute Wtorgen auf 0eranz
laiiung ieines Qlrbeitgebers uuter Der Qnz
tloge bes 9iebIta6ls perbaftet. Scbtparsz
berg bebauptet, OaB glOf ibm 500 seftObz
len babe.
G6urIes @OONricb, ser fidb inter benz
8eroacbt, Srau Grom in @ilmette crmorz
Bet 81 BADEN, in 6aft befinbet, mirb tpabrz
icbeinlib ibon nGbite 8oda BEN @rOBgez
lcbWorenen porgefiibrt tperben. Snipeftor
S9ea glanbt, Ous burcbieben 81 t%Onnen, ba
bic Gproncrs. SurD, Die ben Snqueit ilber
Die Setbe Der Srau Gron abbielt, empfobz
len bat, baB Der OamaIS nob unbetannte
Nccomplice 2o9anS' ber6aftet un6 ben
straightforward iibcrtptcien tperbe.
, 1893-12-16
fdnoen friib an III ftretten.

So6n 8. O'0onneG, Ser Elm 8eridbtz
e~ritatter ser Stem Oorf Sun" gu ietlt be-
bduptet, itano 6eute bOr Dem &t9ter
ScuID unter Ser Nntlage bes unor6entz
Ii6en 8etragenS unb tbdtlihen Nngriffes.
Die &lGgertn par feline Srau &ate, Die
nacb ibren eigcnen QuSfa9en crit Is Sabre
alt lift uno O'9onneQ Dor bret Monaten
betratbete, Sic ertGdrte, baB ibr Mfann
ite nit Ser Sauit ms 0eii6t 9ei9lagen
babe, neil ite tbre Stele in etnem Mate3
rtaGpaarenla6en aufgegeben unb ii6 iiberz
buupt getpetgert, ferncrbin auBer benz
6auie gu arbeiten. Jtibter SculD be-
itrafte BEN roben @atten NIT S. un6 ben
Soften,
, 1893-12-16
Jmpfun9 Ger OboabIofen.

@eiun0betts Gommilidr &eDnolbs bat
beute umfaiienbe 8orbcrcitungcn CUR SIM
pfutg Der in 346-348 g8obal6 NOeuue,
Dem 6rienbibip 6ouie unb ben BoliSeie
lt%ationcn cinquartirten obbacbIoien Ser
lonen getroffcn. SGmmtlicbe DEM @ez
lulo9ettsamt 3ur Gerfii9ung ftchenoen
IerSte tperben an benz Q8erfe mitbelfen.
6ortan louen audb bic Qlerste beS Ociunoz
bettSamteS iib burcb BON d3eit 5u 3eit
tpieoerfcbrenbe Snipcttioncn III ben 8os
lt3etftdtioncu bapon ~iiber5eugen, baB ale
Snlalien aetmpit ltn6.
, 1893-12-16
Oes 11loroes perodbtto.
Die pOli5ei erfIdrt, oa6 Jennie 6oro pom
I(t6olas 6unt ermoroet moroen fei.

Die 9arriion StraBeu 8oliset bebarptet
itchere 8epeile 3u babelt, baB Nibolas
6unt beS Mor6es bon Sennie Tor6 icbulz
big lit, Bic lebte @ocbc nit elmer tiefcn
Weiicrtpunbe in Der linten 8ruit to6t in
tbrer 8o6nung an Der 8aciftc QIOe. oufge>
tunoen murbe, STUNT 1T ein &euner in
8acbelor'S &eitaurant SEQ. 40 Statee
StraBe. Sci Dem Snqueite purbe ausses
la8t, DAB man bas Wtdbcben nit etnem
blutigcn Wfeier in Der 6an6 %gefun6en
babe; bic 8oli3ei aber bebauptet, baB 6unt
nit benz Oteiier in Der 6onb geieben NOR
ben iet unb baB er baS WfGbben, nit benz
CT i'm Strett geratben, 8u tObtcn 9ebrobt
babe. 6unt tpurbe beute Morgen Sem
Jficbter 8raOtpeu Oorgefibrt,6 ct iein Ser
Dor obne 3ulaIiung bon 8ur9i9aft auf
3ebn Sage peri6ob.
, 1893-12-16

tbm %an3ufan9en. @6e er 6icsbesiigilb ft6
tr9enO pel9e S6ritte 8u tbun bei6Goiien
bate, mar Der W1or6 erfolgt.
Die 8eiiberin bes 8oarbing76auies, in
benz PrenDergait 3pei @ocben lang bor
8oubrlngnng Der Gbat gepobnt bate, Trau
g8arrti3, trat ais ndcbite unb lebte .3eugin
auf uno ma9te 2(usia9cn 6eIielben. Snz
baltS, ME biejenigen Der 6erren 8laf un6
@ertG.
Sierauf tpurben Sic Gerban6lungen bis
Wontag 8Ormittag pertagt.
, 1893-12-16
Ser 6elt19e Geib8tag bat seitern

- Ser beutibe &ei35tag bat 9eitern
AUDI Bic neuen 6anOeIsOertrdge nit
Spante1r, Serbten un6 &umGnten gutgez
beiBen. 9aS @egeifer bes @rafen 8ismard
unb Ser iibri9en nur ouf BEN etgenen 8orz
t6etL be0acbten 2t9rarier 9e9en ben vTreiz
Ddn6ler" GopriOi mar fit bic &aB', 9tcler
ncuc Sieg OeS Hei9sfan5Iers mag ben leiz
ber mebr un6 mebr gum norgelnben OppOs
ittiOnsmi9eI merOenOen v2uten bonn Sacbz
ienpaIO" nt3t i6Ge9t purmen. @as
ober ieinen QeGteiten b%etrifft, 10 3ei9t iic6
itb nit ieOem Sage mebr, baB Der BON Dem
@enie ietnes @aterS au9 ni9t Bic ~Leiieite
Spur 9eerbt bat. ct ud6it ft6 me6r unO
mebr gum ribti9en bOrntrten &rautiunfer
aus. Sir Sic 9}ei6sregierung lit eS MIR
Elm Gort1eiI, baB 6ieier aufgebIaiene 8ltri9e
auf's Grofene geiebt lit.
, 1893-12-16

= Setnes ion6erbaren 8ctragen8 tpegen
uurOe Srebertf 8arris 9citern gtacbt sn
ipGter StunOe BON einem Yoli3iiten auf Die
0eSplainesitr IT, IS oli3ciltation gebracbt. @r
mar benz BoIisiiten an Der GOngreBz, nobe
0alltcotr., entgegeugefommeu uno bate
iba 9cbrobt, Stern uno MctaafnOpfe bonn
Node gu reiBen. 9afir wuroe ct beEte
friib oem &ibter 0ople unter Der Qtntlage
oeS Deriu6ten 0tcbitablS gebrabt, icboD
oa ei9entIib fein @run6 fur 8eitrafung
aarlag, toieoer entlailen.
, 1893-12-16

- Cine iebr 5ett9entGBe Sbee lit Bic @r>
fin6ung etneS eleftrti3en vSanbbeutelS".
0erielbe 1T nit TeiIlpGnen uno dbnli9em
&r0m gefiut unb betptrft, nit benz &opfe
bes ll~e6erfaQcnen a16 nur in bic ~letleite
8eribrung gebra6t, altgenbLtdlt9e 8ctdus
bung, Die, 0a ie geraoe cine 8terteLItun0c
anbdlt, htnrei9enb 3ett lGBt, Oen8etGube
ten in 0lcr @emitt6Srube bon QQem 3u er>
letcbtern, pDmit ber0anb6aber beS vSan6z
iofS" ltb 3l beibtperen niinl6t. Ser ST;
ftnDun9 tDtr0 aber nod cine an0ere epoz
9entac6enbe @tgenihaft nacbgeriibmt. Ser
eleftrii5e Strom icbGrft bic @eiiteSfrdfte
be8 y@eian6bcutelten" 6erart, baB Der BET
Der Operation erltttene 8erluit in feine1n
8erbGltntB 5u Dem @eninn ite5t, Der ba>
our6 erm09lidbt pir6. Die @rftnbun9 err
netBt iic6 bemnacb ais Bobltbat fir 6te
Wfenibbeit. vSb mlroe," fubr bcrSreunb
fort, bent mir 6teie eritaunli6e Wittbetz
lung oerOanfen, v6teie @rftn0ung namentz
Itcb bel Sol5en gut 9tniDen6ung brtngen,
Bic BEL bieien icblebten 3etten @elb nit it9
berumtragen. Qcute, bte nit 300 Dollars
in Ser 1aic9e na3 6auic gcbcn, iinb cine
@efaDr fir Die Ofientli6e Siber6ett. Sc
eDer ma lte um t6ren icbn0bcn Wtammon
erleicbtcrt, belto eber fOnuen mir pteber
auf iicbere 3uitdn6e rebnen, un6 Oas bat
mich alf Die SOee 8e6rabt, BEN v~clettri1
icben SanObeutel" SIT erftnben."- Ser
Wfanu bat recbt!
, 1893-12-16

= Der OSnter Ocean" gtbt, tpenn altd
8sUtB recbt tuiOerpiaig gu, 6aB Ser 6emOz
tratti4e Observation-Disclosures, Sobn g.
6opfins, bon Der seiammten Oeuti9en
Brefie G6tca9O's, ieIbit Sic u&unOi0uu|,
bas Organ Der 2utDerancr, nit in6egriffen,
uuterltibt pir6.. 90 it's recbt, Sol
Ge9e, nur INNER fcb0n Der Wabrbeit Sic
Gbre gebenI.... l1n6 6aB binter Der
beuti9en Breiie au6 nit gerin9figigen
9%tuSna6mcn 6as gelammte 6eutl4e 8otum
ftebt, bas meiB BET DSnter Ocean" aud
gang genau, a6er AUDI bies 5u3ugeite6en, 10
melt rei9te feline @brli9feit unO @a6rz
beitsliebe bod nt9t.
, 1893-12-16
8eitrdfter Qoft0ieb.

8atrtd 90. 8oggan, 6er 8ricfIrG3sr, Der
Dor rteDreren 8ocben iiberfIbrt tpurbe, bic
BOft Der Ser. Staaten beraubt al baben,
erbtelt beute bur6 9ticbter 0roBcup iein
l1rtbeil 3%uerfannt. 0aiielbe Iautet auf
elm Sabr 3ucbtbaus. Ser &ic6ter lieB es
BEL benz 9erin9en StrafmaB bctpen6en, tpeil
8og9an cine Satin uno BRET feline Sin6er
bat, Die o6ne Griiten3mittel limb.
, 1893-12-16

= Manning s. 2aipion uno Sarab 81.
gteclS, beibe aus Seriep @itp, CT "A, ite
80 Sabre alt, famen geitern na6 Chicago,
nm iib bier 5u perbeiratben. Gem Ser
ncDnen nab lit bus bic 5tpeite 6eiratD Oes
8aare8, tpeld9eS Dor IA Gage1 in Seriep
Gitp ben 8unb Set @be e~in9ing, aber ber
Qtnii6t DulOi9t, boB Ooppelt gendbt better
bait. Die jun8c 6rau CAB 5t pcritc0cn,
baB Sic critic 6eirctb uttcr llmltGnben an7
geTocbten tDcrben t0une, penn eS iib lpdter
Inn bic 8ertbeilung oec Grbibaft banoGe.
, 1893-12-16

I'M Stellungiu9en6en BEL Der gegens
tpdrti9en 9totbIage bas @rlangen bon 8ez
i6dftigung 5u crleicbterI, nimmt 0as
@benbblatt Der SuinoiS Staats; eitung
SteIengeiucbe unelltgeltltb auf.
, 1893-12-16

Die bieitge beuti9e 8reiie Fat i'm
vSnter Ocean" etnen 3ettipeiligen &one
furrenten befommen. 9a5 8latt publt3irt
tdgltb stpei Spalten Ma6lna6rtbtcn in
bcuti9er Sprabe, unb perheiBt fir ben
Sonntag logar cine gan3e Seite Daoon.
NatiirIicb, iebt gilt es, ben Jour German
friends" 81 flattiren; nab Der 8a6l,
0ann itnO fe ieIbitOeritdnOIi9 ipie0er Bic
vdutchmen". Der &an6i6at bes vSnter
Ocean" lit ser ndmli9e Swift, fit Ben ais
Oberba1fpmmiiidr Sic beutlhen Sttmmz
geber einfac6 nt6t eriitirten, SIS feDIte al
letner Office nur nob bas S6tlO nit Ser
9tufidrtft: mo dutch need apply"....
, 1893-12-16
- g8enn Sic SparfaHenocpoiiten zines

- Benn Sic SparfuRen0cpoiiten zines
0an6t6eileS auf 0elien @o6ltanO i6IieBen
~laiien, 10 miiIien 6ie io9enannten 8acifice
ltaaten iebr tpo6l6a6enO ittn, benn sort
tommen auf ie6en 8emobner iiber 700
Dollar Spar9el0er, 5. b, betnabe Ooppelt
10 bteL tpie in Ben mittleren ober atIantt7
icben Staaten. Wtan farm itb baS t6eiIs
10 erflarcn, baB e5 in Sen lebtcren Staaten
mebr 2trbeiter 9iebt, bic ibre @riparniiie
sur Nni9affung eines eigenen 6eimes Der7
t%pen6en, un6 barum nt6t iopieL ibrig
6aben, nm es in Sic Strumpibanf itefen
81 t0nnen. @ber es ipri6t aub bafir,
6aB Ser @oL6itaat ietnen Namen niobt I'M
ionit trGgt, penn AUDI in anOerem Gimme,
ais ct an3ubeuten ibcint. 9as @olb, bas
iebt BORT gefunben wir6, Iie9t i6er Der
@rbe, ni6t borunter.
, 1893-12-16

g8ie i9nel 6ocb Sic gonfeeS BET Der
9anO finb, Qmerifaner Oeuticber Nbfunft,
Die 81 6anie o6er I'M 9(uSlanbe auf Sic
cine o0er an6ere gGeiie SEM omerifontid6cn
, 1893-12-16

Die geitern gum 8eltcn ser Not6z
letOcnOen i'm Chicago Opera Souie perz
, 1893-12-16

8ontprdIiOent GOlman 1T pieber
%obenauF. Stun brau6t tai 3par an 8urz
i6e pie Solmon ietne Spmpatbte ni6t 81
beri6pen6en. 9ber aus BEN i9on friber
angcgebenen @riin6en aub niht an feline
iebt nit tbm I'M Streit lie9enben @enoiien.
2lber Iiegen ie nod im Streit? 9aS err
i6eint nab SEN geitern 9epflogeuen@ert6tsz
berbanbLungen mebr ais fragli6. Won
bat ale se9en chamber erDobenen &lagen
fallen geloiien unb mill it6 ieBt pertrGgen.
pBad l9[d8t it6, Sad pertrdgt ii9."
, 1893-12-16

= Ser @ettermann bat beute cine fletne
lte6errai6ung fiir ms in getto. 9ber
bcrarti9e lte6errai6un9en 1T man in uniez
rem herrli6en &lima i9on 10 gewobnt, baB
ie nibt mebr iiberrai3en. Sin S9ermos
meterltur3 bon 20 @rob, Die er unS fir
beute in Qtusltbt geitelIt miro, gebOrt gu
bicier Sorte rlleberrai9ungen". 5inf8i8
@rab wdre aub i6On NIGHTS 9teueS mebr.
, 1893-12-16

anitaltete Wfatinee bat BEN bGbiben &einz
ertrag BON $4,000 ergeben. Die BON fana>
tti9en Settenz@ eitli9en ais uSnitituttoz
men oeS SeufelS" perbammten Gbeater baz
ben i3On bdufig in dbnli9en SdQen bas
Samariterpcrf peit me6r 9ef0rOert, ais
man9e &trbengemein6en. 0as leibtlebi9e,
aber in Der 8egeG gutber3ige &iinitlerDolt
lit immer borne oil, menn es gilt, bebrdngz
ten Mttmeni6en 6ilfe gu b%rin9en, nab
reub gar manber flott be3ablte ganfee=
8aitor iib 6alnit begniist, anbere 2eute
gum Seffnen i6rer @elb6eutel auf3uforoern
, 1893-12-16

BB~ Mam iGneiSe Sieics aus Naa
Coupon Io. IL fimSct MAI. NORGE int gseItem
, 1893-12-16
Ri65ng Don 1(o66on.
Coupon No. l6

Die Ssnmmer wirO taeltd DeramSert.
@er 10 auf etnan6er fotgen6e Gouz
pons abltefert, erbGLt bas 8il6 fret
8ugeiteut. Sie6e Ansetge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Judge Pratt has appointed John L. Hvl the req
cree to take testimony in the suit OF the Atahuc
Avenue Railroad Company TO recover ss2oW from
the Long Island Railroad Company. This sum- II is
alleged is due in percentages upon express charges
Communication tickets and through fares for passeh-
gers on the portion of the road run by the latter
company over tracks owned by the former
The public-school teachers are paid for June July
and August on June 80 and this year checks were
given to them on the Commercial Bank. The rule
of the Board of Education is that all such cheeks
must be deposited in five days. but some OF the
teachers failed to do this. The bank suspended on
August IL and the unpaid checks will not be honored
unless the bank resumes the depositors are paid
in full.
Dr. W. f. Sylvester. medical superintendent OF
The County Insane Asylum, reported 10 the COM
missioners Of Charities and Correction yesterday
that the assistant physicians Waldron ana Porter,
who were charged with desecrating corpse had
handed in their designations and admitted 'her
guilt DR.. Sylvester said that he would have dis-
missed them at once IL they had not resigned as
such conduct as theirs would not be tolerated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Richard Mueller. thirty years old, killed him.
self at his home No 60 Oakand-ave.. Jersey City.
yesterday morning by taking at one dose bottle
Of medicine prescribed for him by his physician
1t contained nux vomica Mueller had taken the
first prescription according to directions and then
had il renewed. He engaged in the furniture
business at No 1913 Newark-ave. and had been
married only few months.
The four Jersey city policemen who were
charged with wrongfully arresting the members
of the Salvation Army who were taken into GUS
tody Sunday. September 3. were again arraigneI
in the Third Criminal Court yesterday. 1hry
waived examination and we're paroled for the
Grand Jury's action. Justice Kimmery sad ne, ne
was not yet ready to give his decision in the
O'Connor case Last night he dismissed the
charges the ground that the compla inants had
failed to show malice the part of the oihcsrs
The Salvation Army had street parade last
night, and not molested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
GIANTS SLIP DOWN AGAIN..
END OF THE SERIES IN CLEVELAND.
THE NETWORK PLAYERS ARE BEATEN, But
NOT DISGRACED-GLAD TO LEAVE
THE FOREST CITY.
.BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBryE.1

Cleveland, sept. 1.-The New.Fork and Cleveland
teams series to-day and The Giants are giad
n Get out OF town with whole skins. Three games more
desperately contested played IN Cleveland ana
while Giants beaten to-day they were lar from
dsgroced IL was game ieplcte with stirring features
and there are many headaches in Cleveland bhsn' III
consequence There not dull minute from the INE
Ing Of the gong until TIE last man "a' pun OUT m u'
last inning and the chances that II the game was !"
be PLAYED over again and betting was allowed the "at
would be the fayorites They hit the bali fes'undlhs
whacks to-day but they unfortunate In thHt inc
,,,o cohe went straight at the ncldcfs In fact better
fielding work has not this season. The oniy
error Of the game caused by collision al hSt No.
tween Connor and Burkett, and the latbrH thInhhs
.nuaratus was knocked awiy FOR several seconds Ndu
and one or two Of the other Ncw-lofk players were
booted at a. in the previous games. Inc exposure "
me cotcmptbic tricks practcd by the ">pldeis h"'
set the town on FIRE, and the natives won't get over
for long time
Ward Davis Stafford. tnids, McGafr ana M'h-"l
did wonderful work Petty, hits scored Ne"hok
runs, while hit by Young s'ofed the Nlhlns run i"
tiny.land Stafford made great catch ana thr"" rom
dao,, centre0eld completing double play Inc score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
SYLVESTER MIL RErrRNS TO MS HOME
HIS sos To TAKE STEPS TO SEND Mn BACK TO
THE ASYLUM IL ONCE FURNISHED STONE
LnE GnALNNMENT ILGMTMOrSES.

HIS sos To TAKE STEPS TO SEND HIM BACK TO
THE asylum n ONCE FURNISHED STONE
FOR GOVERNMENT LIGHTHOUSES.
Sylvester HnL sixty years old. Of Hawthorne.
conn. who disappeared on sunday. returned TO
his home last night. Mr. I'm has had mental
troubles At Intervals for some years. \ year ago
he became 50 violent that he had to be- sent to
the Aiiddlctown Asylum. IN Connecticut. While
there be- showed signs OF Improvement. and in
Jun, last h. vas released as cured. When he be-
came violent u year ago he procured long knife
-harpened II and threatened to Kill his family.
officer FiiZroy OF COS cob. Conn. sent for.
When he arrived he was warned about the old man
and his knife Fitzroy laughed at the warning,
and said that he could take care Of himself. As
soon rs he entered the gate of liilIs house how
eyer lin rushed out with the knife and chased
th. officer down The street Fitzroy stopped and
prapplri with the old man. and in the struggle
WAS the check FitZroy succeeded in
disarmng Hill with the assistance OF a man. and
took him TO the Jail AT Greenwich. Hin was com
mi,ted. and after six months in the asylum. was
released
Recently he has shown signs OF insanity again
and on Saturday night he left his home about
midnight lie was found early Sunday morning
sitting in lot near bonfire which h. had built
SUNDAY morning he quarrelled with his wife and
son and said that he was going away but would
return and throw them out OF the house. Tuesday
nIght he returned home. He had taken sail
boat and sailed toward the Long Island shore on
the Sound He said that ~ had been to Plum
Gut. This story Is not believed by his
family. Last night thu oil man WAS quiet and
caused little trouble in the house
Ills son Charles said that he would take steps TO
send his father back to the asylum, "A he can be
returned any time within six months after his
release.
Mr. lin has lived In Hawthorne all Of his life
I'pon the property is stone quarry. which he
owns. and years ago he supplied the United
states Government with stone To build the light
houses on the Connecticut shore. He keeps an
axe under his bed and has declared that If the
officers attempt to take him back to the asylum
he will Kill them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

7, tho people continue to flock to the fair no"
hoino held IN aid Of the Mount Vernon Hospitai as
,bev have done thus far. there can be httie uou'.
that the fair will be a complete success ana una.
thos. who have worked hard over IL VIII lee,
that their work has paid. Visitors nave crowned
the place. The art gallery IN which are oa a
ood deal Of attention. The nightly concerts are
also greatly enjoyed. Last night the concert was
given by the Mount Vernon Quartette Iup' 1 ar
dan sonrano; little Johnnie Mckeeyer, Nlonns.
Miss Marie J.. Todd. pianist; Professor n Ilro
lillian LII hasso and Miss Bessie Earle. soprano.
RE concert tonight will be given by the Ampnloh
6;lee club. Last night was Trinity EpiShT ,rh
church night and young women from that churcn
dressed in blue and white served as mattresses
at the tables in the supper room.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
GAMES Is OTHER CITIES.

Cincinnati Sept. I3.-rhc wettic-t game Of BAH seen
here in years took place hi, afternoon between the Gin
clnnau and Philadelphia teams. Fifteen inning, were
played and the score tie when darkness put an
end the game. Two games weic scheduled but 'h'
second one was declared OIL The score:
Cincinnati 30 0 0 o 0 o.
Philadelphia o o o o o o.
Paschits- Cincinnati G. Philadelphia u. Irfos-' IN
cinnau Philadelphia !. lattcrcs-Dwyer ana vaughn
TAYLOR and Clements Cnliic-Mceuaih. "ahc 'allcd
O u account Of darkness.
Chicago Sept. l3.-Thc Chicagos and Boron> played
two games for admission this afternoon and much &
the surprise Of everybody the Chlcasos won both The
FIRST GAME.
cel,oso ..........~...-dd Q Q . ia
rnsehits-Cbi,aco. II. Boston :. Errors-Chcago g.
pos,,n a. Patfrrcs-Abby. Dorney ami SchIiyer ;
SHEETS and Cancel inpirc-hurH
SECOND GAME.
Chicago NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. %
....--.I v Al
B,sehits-Chicago 10 Boston :, Errors-Chicago 9.
ta-trgnT and 1ian7cll. Umpre-IIurst. Game I'D
account Of darkness
Louisville. sept 13.-"Hily' Iarnie'S Colonies On.
loved picnic at expense Of the Senators this after.
noon The nrst game postponed on account Of wet
grounds The
Louisville .........~s 0 0-4
Washinrto, - o o o 5
Issehts-I Louisville II, Washington .. Efrors-I.ou-.
willie y Washington l. Batteres-Menefee and Weaver
Ste phens and McG1re. UDpiro-Lynch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
NEWARK.

CAPTAIN George w Deeths and First Lieutenant
Charles Agens. of Company X. LIST Regiment, nave
been relieved from duty by Colonel Campbell cap
tain Deeths was summoned to appear and make
an accounting in regard to his company and failed
to do So Lieutenant Agens IT is understood made
some offensive remarks at the Sea Girt encampment
Suit for 100000 damages has been Instituted by
T. j. Preston q Co. oil manufacturers, OF No so
River-st against the Newark Electric Light and
Power Company, whose works adjon Preston d
Co The latter allege that their factory and stock
have been damaged TO the extent Of 100000 by the
vibration OF the electrical machinery used by the
electric
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-14
NETWORK CITY.

On motion Of Assistant District-Attofhey Johh r.
McIntyre Recorder Smyth, In General sessions
Yesterday set the trial of Emma Goldman iof sep
tember 2s She has secured Hugh o. Pentecost 10
defend her, although she at hrs' uecid'eu sic "0"N
be her own lawyer.
Commissioner Andrews will ask the Legislature
a.. omend the Street leaning law next winter 80
that the streets may be cleaned between SATURDAY
at y o. m and Sunday at daylight. Under the pres
ent law the employees need not work on sunday
Mr. Andrews denied yesterday that he expected 10
make any wholesale discharges of forcmen and dis
trict superintendent iOr he~'c' Vi ""'S' i"'''""'
won't let him DO H.
II Marion Crawford the novelist. is among the
s,,e.ts at the Everett House. Mr.. Crawford arrived
IN this country about month ago ana mas been
amending most OF his time at BAR hatDor' lie Is III
this city on business and viii return 10 har haroor
In a few days
Ahou. twenty members of the National Board of
Steam Navigation made tour OF the harbor ana
xyaters adjacent to this city yesterday. The tug
Shobola was placed at their ,sposal by captain
NJ T. Staples of Jersey City. Among other places
visited was the Cunard Steamship Line pier and the
big record breaker Lucania. MOST oil 'he uees"'es
LEFT the city for their homes late in the afternoon
Jobn G. Walker Of No. 229 East Thirty-ninth-st
WAS arrested Yesterday at the instance OF Mayor )
.farsbal Errelhard for carrying on an employment
agency without "A license. The complainant was
Bridget Kennedy. Of No 30 East 1"ehtv-hith-sI
Walker was fined so at the Tombs Police court
Mayor Gilroy present at yesterday meeuhs
Of the Aqueduct Commission. General Duane presi-
dent and Commissioners Tucker and scott also look
part. Expenditures asgregatinS N",fh were "u-
thorized including $4,000 to James ;. Coleman on
account Of the new Croton Dam at Cornell
The Park Commissioners inspected the line Of the
proposed Harlem River Speedway yesterday ana
directed Engineer Kellogg 10 prepare plans ana
specifications for advertising the first mile about
Observation-Disclosures fifth-st for bids.
Judge Lacombe. in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday appointed John Lowber Welsh receiver
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
and the affiliated Coal and Iron Company in place
OF f. p. Wilbur. This change was made by the
Philadelphia court early In August.