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New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

writ of attachment obtained by the Z. ., i iiis
gans Carpet Company OF NOS. Sf anu 90 ~, NJ
.. of New-York was yesterday issued against
+he nroperty in the furniture store at NO oil Mar
ket-st, Newark which until recently pelonseu "
Mrs. Lillian ]. Hamilton The goods anH char
tells in the store had been sold. on November q" oy
the Sheriff for 5000 satisfy Judgment ior SVi' %
obtained by Mrs. Mamie c. Linahan Inc l"''ei
was the purchaser. 49, +,
The affidavits filed with the writs say that III
Nav of this year Mrs. Hamilton made stateh'vnt ,n
that she was worth $4,000. over ana above rd a., ,
hties and that on the strength OF this sne seculeu
Bill Of goods from the Higgans Company b @oos
ing to x;l9 O5 on September Z. she got the soou,
on four months time The afffdavits furtheT Sc,
forth that among the loans which III !, bsh Is tbe
latter secured Judgment was one 1or s-,vU Oh
August IL which was prior to the time that MIS-
Hamilton secured the goods.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
WTyyERS TO KEEP THE RTKER TROPHY.

An important change has been made In the l2th
Regiment in the conditions governing the coinpeu-
ons for the Riker trophy Heretofore this has been
challenge trophy. the winner being obliged 10 ac-
cent a new challenge within month after win
ming the trophy. Notice is given by the Board or
Officers that next year the company winning the
trophy will be entitled to keep 1t permanently as
decoration for It's company room THIS intelligence
has given a great impetus to rifle shooting on the
armory range in preparation for the contests next
season. as the trophy is a valuable and handsome
one TIL. last competition for the trophy was held
on Tuesday night and resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAs IN SESSION.

The constitutional Commission created at the
last session of the Supreme Lodge OF the knights
of Pythias at Kansas City in 1892. for the purpose
of preparing an entirely constitution ana code
OF statutes for the order. convened at the Astor
House at II o'clock yesterday morning rms Is
their fourth meeting and they VIII hold three
n, re before their abors are completed NO COM
mission Of this character has ever before been ere
ated by the Supreme Lodge and the result OF us
labors will be looked forward TO with great m
terest by the 100000 members OF the order In the
I-nited States The commission is composed or
George u. Shaw, past supreme Chancellor; piesl-
dent Eau Claire. Wis William D Kennedy; past
supreme representative. secretary chicago, george
r. Seay supreme representative. Galaun' itnh. :
w A. I,adcliffe. supreme representative. Sedaha'
Niss: John II. Alexander. supreme representatives,
Leesburg. Va, and NJ. L. Stevens. past grand chan-
celor Portland, Me.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Nine patrolmen and eighteen bridse-keepers were
appointed by Police Commissioner Hayden yester-
day morning.
The funeral of John J. Herman was held yester-
day morning in St. Stephens Roman Cathohc
Church. Father NJ. J. Kilahy oiciated. assisted
by Father Duffy of ST. Agness. and Father Bros
nan. OF St James's as deacon and sub-deacon
Rishon Mcdonnell made a short address.
A detailed statement of The reai-estae afars OF
the bridge was made yesterday before the Finance
Committee of the Bridge trustees. The report VIII
be made public next week.
Policeman William d. Smith was found intoXi-
Gated Thanksgiving Day and off duty. and was ar
rested Yesterday he held for trial before
Police Commissioner Hayden.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.


THE city Of Yonkers now has no difncuty III u''
n,sing OF municipal bonds, ard the TACT 'h"' 90"
issue of SCI 900 was sold this week al premium
of $3.50 is taken IS an evidence OF an improve
,nent in the money market as well as prooi oi
the sound financial condition OF the city.
There IS coas3e,abl, activity noted in SUBURBAN
real estate. ~ an auction sale TINS Week. W. H.
Keller of New-York. bcugh, seventy-hve @M iots on on
the fats near i.oWcrrc station AT az .. .Ne' aev
price ii S..l = lot. y New York aFiilStte WI
build houses lots Six lots nave aIso pee, "a
sold In Prospect Drive at the TOP ol INC w. ~ a.
I.owerre. r.. ". TWeedy. OF the New ioih "''0H
Exchange, purchased fOur OF these lots; = q.
Foster jenkins The Police Commissioner, ma >
been elected secretary and treasurer OF tne poa' u,
. Invitations out for the hrst Oh, oi the me
winter series of Unitarian sociaoles. II WIN pe
held on December 20. at the pastors mousse no.
2S2 Palisade-ave and will take the form OF a
Sew-York City is an enthusiastic golf player ana
a regular visitor at the links OF the ST AndTew rev $
Golf Club in this city. The Governing ON @
mittee OF Hollywood Inn. which is under The patron
age of the brotherhood Of St Andrew OF -. john ;
Church has issued a circular detailing us pans
and needs. The institution is designed 10 lnrnlsn
!. reading room for men and boys. 'and 10 suppiy
plain food at cost prices. During the iast lew
months owing 10 the large number OF unsil-
ployed persons, the attendance has more IMAM
doubled and reaches an average OF nearly
200 daily Among the new features proposed by the
(}overning Committee is series of lectures IN
Teutonia Hail. for which several able speakers
have volunteered their services
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRUNSwIC CK-C Congressman Andrew Price. 0! LouiSi-
ana FIFTH AVENUE-Senaors Geors' F. Hoar. Of
Massachusetts William f.. Chandler. Of New Hampshire
and Redhcld Proctor. OF Vermont. MURRAY HILL
Congressman Charles A. Russell OF Connecticut NEW
XFTuERIAN Senator David Il. Hin, OF Albany.
WESTMIN MINSTEli-BishOp Whitehead. of Ptfsourg.
acknowledgements William Everett, OF Massa-
chusctts.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
HE THREATENED TO KILL HIS FATHER.

Emil Schoenholz twenty-five years DID, was sent
to the penitentiary for six months yesterday oy
Justice Haggerty in the Ewen-st. Pohce Court On
comnlant Of his father, who lives at No lss Even
9, Nv schoenholz told the magistrate that his
son after eating 2 substantial Thanksgiving tinnef
alarmed the household by eXclaiming. Fathef. /
want g coo and | want It quick II 'oh set d"
quick I'll cut your heart out . c,.,
Xn exciting scene followed and Mr.. schoenho'z
saws he was roughly handled BY his son. who tried
n carry out his threat. He armed with a
knife and the timely arrival Of Policeman Dram
who had been called in prevented SERIOUS RESUMES
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

The Dire Cause.-"Doctor." said the anxious
father NOW that the babies are likely to get well
tell me- beg Of you. what must / do to prevent
a recurrence Of those dreadful spasms?"
.Sr'' said the physician sterniy zone of two
things: Either you must get your eldest daughter
to give up Desarte lessons oblige her to do her
practising somewhere else than In the nursery"
-(Chicago Record.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
Announc emen1.
4. & w.
/" KENOSHA.-
A Lew collar.

MPs WINSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP
hos been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF
MOTHERS FOR THEIR CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING WITH perfect SUCCESS. IL 5DoTIl.> t.r CHILD.
SOFIENS fnE GUNS. ALLAY> ALL PAIN, It EtS
WIND COLIC, and (, tho BEST REMEDY IoI:
DIAeEHOEA Sold b; druggists I'm part OF the
world. TWENTY-FIVE GEMS A BOTTLE.
Care worry dread, anxiety. whiten the hair
to- early. stop fr,itng u.s., rarscr, iair EIslIn and
save both lie and color h, The hai
A physician writes: Il frequently prescribe
Milhaus Calisaya tonic. aud lnd good result, IN
every cssc" Get the genuine. lcS Btndway.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d.,
90 WEST s9rH-ST.
Diseases Of the ~ GcnitoC CHnary Orpans
Impofency and Sterility. lloHrs , 10 l. 70
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
"C!eveIand's Baking Powder
Emphatica||y at the Head.
Scientific American

and addresses will be made BY the Rey PRS. o w.
,ni,, %. f:eorSSe r. Crooks OF the Bible Revision
Committee: Thomas s Hastings, Of Union rIo rneo-
eccai Alliance. The public is cordially invited 10
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

MIILIONAIREs.-A complete list OF the =.
,a- u,iIiionaIres of the United states, ans
how they made their money. Only list evcs
complied. Valuable to students. economists
aud promoters OF new enterprises ." ee''
. copy In flexible cloth, u.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

IVAN sTORIEs-Over forty tales OF the
C,viI War. by Union Soldiers. Inspirin 9, thrill.
sr~ and pathetic. Most of them written fos
tribune cash prizes. 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
bIEpNkyHlDE!BERGa@.
OLD HERALD BUILDING
BROADWAY AND ANN ST.
MARINE TNIELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

7:o6 ~ Moon 20 Moons -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
4 M-Sandy Hook 81 COY. Island ? 30 Hell Gate 323
PM-Sandy Hook > ~ Gov. Island 3.isll"lI Gate 5:il
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
IN xExoRY OF THE REV. DIR. scHAFF

memorial service In honor OF the Rev. DR..
Philip Schaf will be held by the Evangelical AL
lance for the United States in the Marble Col
Degiate Church. Twenty-nnth-st. and Fifth-ave..
fc-morrow evening at o'clock. William e. Dodge.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

TRUsTs.-Argumcnts I'm their favor BY >. O.
r. DOdd, solicitor of the standard OIL COM
oanx and argument against by T. v. Pow
JerIy Grand Master Workman Of the knights
Of Labor. cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

ALMANAC, Is03.-Third Edition, revised %
the nrst of April. really splendid numoet'
r,..t NJ the xreut Almanacs on the marked
o.n u.wes Now ready. Facts about ths
xNorld,s Fair. rs cents n copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

,,c ,ssUEs-The best of Roswell G. Horr'
..,c,.. In The Weekly Tribune ON the Tar
a. FINANCE and silver. An education In IL
self. 35 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming
articles by B. G.. NOrthrop, the prime mover
a. mi. work. New-YOrk City men who want
10 heIp beautify their native towns In the
country should read this. 8 cents copy
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WORLDS
FAIR-The only guide I'm existence which
df.cusses the pictures and buildings OF the
bnir, Illustrated. 20 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACES.-The stovy
of each of the races of past years. well tol1
and profuseIy illustrated. 70 cents.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
A Scene from The Am9ri can Revolution
"Washington's Farewell
HIS OFFICERS"
December Z, 1888.

A Iithographic picture. In coIOrs. IL by 1S
inches suitable for framing, representing
accurately the famous scene In Fraunccs's
Tavern. cw.York tiiy. December 4. 1888.
Painted by II. A. Ogden. an authority IN
sccrcs of the American Revolution. expressly
for The New-York Tribune. copy riGhted. and
obtainnbie only from The Tribune. ror-
traits nrc given of Washington. Knox. Put
nnn. Steuben. Lincoln. Clinton, Greene, Van
CortInndt. Lamb. and Humphreys. This pie
turc is historically exact. and the only one
of this scene which IL 50. The room and
the circumstances are represented just as
they were, md the uniforms are correct 10
u button and rOscttc. In rolls. postage
prepaid, by mail, 50 cents copy. Address
The Tribune.
Ncw-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

rprr STORIES OF THE WAR FOR fhn
uyION-A new collection tAprii' 1850 -
49,. written by actual participants
ThriiIing, pathetic and true. 20 cents
copy.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

NEW NAvY.-.The Tribune's pamphle. ~
great popular value. All the new aimen.
S.s..sh.d with number of guns, oi"c.
-,o,. etc This number also coht"A"'
ChiIian complication. ID cents copy
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

"OUR CHAUNCEY."-A new edition' n,a.
., covers. I'm paper Any regular
.ub.criber to The Tribune can get :. ,
cents. A delicious piece OF fun, prc
I.anc II. Bromley for the Yale nsn.ou.
fu.ely illustrated by Beard AN"
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
MONDAY. DECEMBER T..
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY

Vessel. Line For Mails close Vessel sails
Saalc. - Lloyd. BIemen ESQ 10 no
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tmbria. tunard Liverpool. y:IO "A 90 IN
TbingNallt. Thinggtla Copenhagen 1000 IL .Up
Nsa. Atlas Kingston. etc. .ioob m ~ 90
Seneca. n cuba. Havana. II DO a 100 T.
E"igcnland Rcd Star II "A y m
Maas1am Amer. Rotterdam. 100 m 100 m
Furn,ssii. Anchor Glasgow II 90 "A 100 m
Zaandam, Meth Amer Amsterdam. IL go a IN 100 m
MONDAY. DECEMBER t.
Kansas city Savannah savannah. 300
Seainole. clyde Charleston ......... ....... 300 m
TUESDAY. DECEMBER s.
carncas Red -, La Cuayra. 100 a d m
Spree y Lloyd. Bremen. ....... TOO a IN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02
TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1so3.-In CLOTH si'

OpEN-AIR sPORTs.-The Tribune ooU 49,
the best American Boys Own booN ~
printed. Large octave, over oov p"s
mrcnt value also to adults. The TOPICS
archery; horseback riding, all game
ball, rife and shotgun snitng, "o"' 49,.
yncht building; swimming' sknt"ss ma
cling md In fnct the whole range of iau"
able open-air sports. few copies o"''
Price 81 .16 each.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

We are so handily located that it will take
YOU but short time 10 run in and examine
carefully the unusually high grade OF ready-for-
use Overcoats. listers. Smoking Jackets. Dress
Suits. &c. that we are retailing at really less
than they were originally soil for at wholesale
Our statesmen fmost u them cultured gentle
men. VINO travel for our wholesale business In
season. will cheerfully show you everything
glad 10 have you try on many garments as
YOU please. and will not badger you to buy leav-
ing that important matter entirely at your
option. We refund money on any purchase
that Is unsatisfactory or not to your liking.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-02

JOINT DEBATE ON FREE SILVER sH..S Sofo, 70,
AGE.-This debate has been co"" s.... al
ov.r txvo months In successive sss"S
The Weekly Tribune between Wm' "a. r..s.
art, u. $. senator, for free silver ON tns v ~
of to ~, and Hoswsn :: ,n.n. :" n.~es. q
cents = COPY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
AWARDS OFFERED FOR SALE
Commissioners or Awards Suspended
Mercer and Beeson Investigated


CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-The knowledge
an exhibitor OF the exposition for
stipulated sum was made known this
afternoon in the national commission by
John Boyd Thatcher, chairman OF the
executive committee on awards, He
stated that be had suspended II. +.
Higbee. judge In the department OF
manufactures. for conduct unworthy an
honorable man. based upon an affidavit
which recited that August IA a man
claiming to be +. ID. Higbee called at
the exhibit OF the Carey Safe company.
limited, Of Chicago aud after stating
that he Was a Judge. one of the jurors OF
awards asked Mr.. Carey what the first
prize would be worth to his company.
He said:
IF it is worth anything to you to have
the first prize, let me tell you something
We have picked out two or three big
firms here 10 which We are willing &c
give the first prize In their classes We
can fix it with the jury" Mr.. Carey
asked him what he expected and he said
s2lO0. Mr.. Carey said he could not
promise anything. Higbee then said,
"I'll tell you what i will do / will put
IL through tot tlsJU. utso kot tC
have something for the other fellows
and that will not be a big amount TO 60
around" Mr.. Carey told him the COM
pany would not pay n single cent. An
affidavit from Mr.. Carey's assistant cor
roborated the affidavit. The matter
was referred to the committee on awards
for investigation
The attempted award selling matter
which came 10 light Saturday, vas the
first business OF the commission today.
Commissioner Mercer OF Wyoming. who
is alleged 10 have been connected with
the affair. arose TO point OF personal
privilege when the clerk had finished
calling the roll. and denied the charge
in toto.
Commissioner Beeson OF Oklahoma.
who vouched. IL IL said. to the exhibitor
for Mrs. Harmon. the woman who offered
to secure tho award upon payment of
ell 900. came in. said there was no truth
in the story and asked the appointment
of a committee 20 investigate the mat
ter. and committee was appointed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29

Opening OF Congress or Iator and
Social Science

CHicseo. Aug. -. Tho congress COW
ering labor anthropology. social science
and zoology. met today and papers were
read "a follows: physical Antlropoloygy
of North America" Franz Boas; "An-
thropometry of North American School
Children" Gerald NJ. West and "Grania
from Cuban Caves" Carlos de Ia Torre.
This evening al o'clock thekltev. pr.
McGlynn n New York dellyeFssi an adj
dress on The Destiny q the Labor
Movement and Samuel Goynpcrs presi.
dent a the American Federation of
Labor. talked on "What Does L.ator
Want When the single tai congress
vas called o. order at o'clock the toll
lowing papers we're read: The Single
Tax and Other Reforms J. Hellangse,
Dee Noines. Iowa. The Single Tar and
Immigration. &. J. Iiuel. Minneapolis,
Money an 4 Its Relations b. Industrial
Development and Social Growth. John
Fillmore. New York, Transportation.
W. r. Brokaw. Boulder. Montana
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
USED A REVOLVER.
Ohio Man Shot Two Roaghs to Pro-
tect His VIE.

CAMBRIDoE. Ohio. Aug. 2s.-Henry s.
Butler. his wife and aunt, Mrs Anna
Thomas. while on their way from Zanes-
vile 10 Martins Ferry in wagon were
caught in a storm. The women took
shelter under bridge while Mr.. Butler
looked after the team. George McMan-
away and William Barnard came along.
They were drunk and Barnard assaulted
Mrs. Butler. The other woman ran for
Mr.. Butler. who tried to persuade the
men TO depart He hitched up his team
to leave. but the men Gut the harness to
pieces. Butler got 4 revolver from a
trunk in the wagon and shot McMana-
way in tho thigh and Barnard in the
breast near the shoulder. Butler then
came to town and gave himself up to the
sheriff. The women Rave sworn out
warrants for the arrest OF the men for
assault.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
cocKRELL AND FIAT MONEY.
Amendment 20 Increase the National
Bank Circulation.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-There was an
unusually small gathering OF spectators
IN the senate this morning. the vote IN
the house on the silver bill having at
tracted the curious aud the sightseer to
the south wing of the capitol Notice
vas given by MIR. Sherman that he
would address the senate next Wednes-
day or the silver question. AID by Mr.
5 Wolcott for Thursday.
Mr.. Piatt. from the COMMITTEES on In
dian affairs. reported ball authorizing
certain Cherokee alIotteee or claimants
to purchase lands held by them. which
was passed
Mr.. stewart offered a resolution. which
was agreed 20. instructing the attorney
general % inform the senate 0f
the aggregate amount of judgment
against the United States for the pay.
meat ~ which n0appr0priatIon has been
made by congress. He also offered a
resolution which went over tai 20 NOR.
row. directing the secretary ~ the treas
ury fo inform the senate vhether there
- danger q deficiency IA the revenues
II the government Tor the current fiscal
year. the probable amount of such de.
ficienrF. and whether any legislation 10
supply Il IL necessary. Mr.. PETER made
personal statement explaining his
chanrs OF attitude on the qpes
ton II admitting senators IN
der appointment 0f governors.
Ihe biIi allowing national hanks Ia in.
crease their circulation up b the par
value ~ the bonds deposited By them
xas taken ap. the question being on the
amendment offered by Mr. Cockreil for
the reslenption ~ soch PER cent bonds
as may bs presented. and the payment
therefore IN = new iszoe n treasury
nates The vote VAS taken without the
ii.euaidon teine r~newed and the amend-
asrnf was reiecte,l. Yeas. y. nays. -
Mr. Cockrell than offered an amend.
nenf authori1iug the holder ef anY
tsite<i States bonds O. deposif apd re-
eeive IN rxchanss legal tender notes
eaasl % the face saine - the bond
The bisni y =, bs heid IN The treasury
suhtes.t - frsi~niptlon in the same
amo8nif q legal tender ucfrs ehlch are
then 4, b. DESTROYED No interest = %
- paid On TIE bonds Nhiis they are
arain withsirsSa The intefest - g. bs
less q tk par cent per apnpm.
Th~ naffef So afxosd a. ienath. buf
al ns|t 4essiay AM new -et q tiras 20
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
LYNCHED By MASKED MEN.
Negro Who Killed . Boy Taken From
jail and Hung.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Aug 2.-Between l
and o'clock this morning about thirty
horsemen rode into Newcastle. KY, aud
walking up to Jailor Head told him they
had prisoner. When Head made his
appearance with the keys the visitors.
most Of whom were masked. overpow-
cred him and let themselves into the
Jail. They were after a negro named
Leonard Taylor. Securing their man
they took him about a quarter Of mile
out on the road to Franklinton. and
strung him up to tree.
The crime which aroused the mem
bers into action was the brutal and un-
provoked assault upon an Italian boy
peddler. II occurred week ago. The
negro struck the boy over the head.
fracturing his skull.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-29
CUT OFF HIS LEG
SLIPPED INTO The CRANK PIT
And IL MusiiAted By the c1-uei steel
Marsia Boaseii Dies frosn the
shock OF the Accident

Bar CTTY. Mich. Aug = Martin ID.
BoutelI. second engineer u the tue
Annie Moilss. yesterday slipped into the
crank pit. Instantly the ieg Was taken
OF below the hip. as the crank. rapidly
tnrning up. struck it. The space left
for the crank 10 turn in was bslrcly large
enough 10 let IL clear. The crank made
several revolutions before the engine
stopped. When picked up the unfortu-
nate man was still alive. although semi
unconscious from the terrible shock.
and tug was turned Immediately 20
Tswss for the purpose Of getting surgi
cal attendance. but death came short
time after arrival there. The remains
are 10 be brought 20 this city on the tug
Sweepstakes. which left port this after.
noon for that purpose. The deceased
was married and had one child.