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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-19
NIGHr SOIL HAULING.

The undersigned IL prepared 10 take con-
tracts Tor the hauling Of night soll. cleaniug Of
oolf and other like wofk. Tbs wheeling
Night Soil Company has The largest barrels ana
pest facilities Tor doing such aork. We guar.
antos tatisfRction. Call on ~ address g. w.
RlXEI. Mnnagef telephone co.. once corner
Eof and l6th Sts.. residence zoo jacob S.
mafTaub
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-03-19
TIE PRINCESS or PARIS
ByA. G. GUNTER. author Of "Mr Barnes,
Of New York, Miss Nobody n
Nowhere" etc.etc. Paper 200

For light entertainment no books are 40 much
In demand a. GUSTERS Mailed 90 receipt
OF price.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
plScrSSIyG rHE GREATER NEW YORK.

THE Greater New-Yorlt" was the topic discussed
last niht by tho Patria club at its March meeting.
held nt Sherry's. EN-Judgc Noah Davis. John \.
Taylor. formerly Corporation Counsel Of brooklyn:
John Sabine Smith and others discussed the ques
ton The sentiment of the meeting seemed TO be
that all the territory proposed In the Greater
Ncw-York bin ought 10 be consolidated into one
city. Ex-Judge Davis brought forth many convnc
Ing arguments for the consolidation. He said that
the eject OF bringing all this territory under
sincl" government would greatly reduce the aggre-
gate Of expense He cited the tremendous taxation In
Brooklyn and showed how II would be lowered
through consolidation.
Air Taylor sai that he had not yet decided how
hc stood the question. He thought that IL would
,. a good idea for carh city TO learn how to govern
itself before Joining together and ne remarked that
the people ~ Nrw-Ncrk allowed the city govern
mont 10 Doe run by set of thieves and instead OF
IIul-hn the big mon for election frauds. the small
flcn were taken instead. iie held Kings County
and Us treatment OF McKanc up as an example to
i.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
SHIPPING .NEUS.
PORT Of NEH-YoRK- FRIDAY. MARCH o. 1891,
ARRIVED.

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southampton -N wh mdt+ JOS eau ana ~ sicera$c
passengers 10 orlrichs CO. Arrived al tie Bar at 33J
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New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
YO\KEKS.

Charles II. Fancher, president Of m" South Non-
kers Improvement Association, at it3 needing Thurs
day evening announced his committees for the com
ing year follows: Local Improvement f. ~
Martin. William II. Baldwin. G. +. Hartshorn' Jr'
Sanitary l. G. Stlllweu Professor CroSsman, Dr.
Alexander Duane: Grievance. :. r. Hayward George
Il. Brown, }. B. Copcutt; House. J.. ": farker
Cohen J. B. Valentine. George carr; flndncr, "eorGe
j. ord Thomas 5. King. :. '. Essick Law T. H.
James Copper, aged sixty. Of Hudson PARK hiVeI-
dale was thrown from his carriage IN Getty Slultc
cars. His arm was disocated. lie was taken 20 ~
Joseph's Hospital. Last night George IL ~; Mrdy =,
the First Methodist Episcopal chapel TO a large
audience 49,. Michael Hayes. who kicked ms wiIe
10 death in this city February 2S. yesterday u-
dicted by the Grand Jury for mansaughter in the
first degree To-day IL the third day for reg
istrstion The prominencc OF the candidates
for Mayor is bringing out a very large registration
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

ACCUSED OF FRIGHTENING SMALL BOY WHO
WAS SEIZED LATER WITH COMMISSIONS.
Edward Thinnes Of No I2S West Fiftieth-st., en-
ployed in the Department of Public Works. ap-
piled 10 Justice Voorhis, In Yorkville Court, yes
terday afternoon, for a warrant for the arrest Of
William l. Edwards. wholesale and retail grocer. at
No G62 Broadway. He charged that Edwards
locked his twelve-yearod son. Edward Thnncs. jr..
in a cellar beneath his store Thursday afternoon,
keeping him from 4 o'clock until O'clock and com
pelling him TO chop up seven barrelfuls Of kim
ding wood.
Thinnes said that on the boys return from school
he had been sent on errand and did not re-
turn When the father came home from work he
went 70 look for the lad and was told ne locked
In Edwardss cellar.
The father went to the store and upon asking if
his son were locked up he was told he not
But when Thinnes threatened TO bring in Il police
man Edwards unlocked the cellar and let the
badly frightened boy out Edwards said he had
been annoyed by boys stealing fruit and on catch
ing Eddy in the act locked him up The theft was
denied by the boy.
The father said the boy was seized with con-
Vulsions upon going to bed. and in a critical
condition. Justice NOorhis granted a summons for
Edwards, returnable to-day.
Edwards. when seen by reporter, denied the
whole story and said boy had never been locked
in his cellar.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
or SCHOOL ATHLETES

The religious question was introduced in a lively
meeting Of the InteTscholastic Athletic Associa-
tion at tho Berkeley School in West Forty fourth
st. yesterday. The purpose Of the meeting was
mainly 10 prepare rules for the championship con
tests 10 be held on May D The schools represented
We're the Gutter. Condor Columbia Grammar
Berkeley. Harvard. Barnard. Columbia Institute
Dr!sler. Wilson and Kellogg Tra,ty Collegiate
Dwight. Halsey ana Woodbridge Tho De La sale
School made application for membership in tbe
association. and the association promptly and unan-
mously rejected the application the ground that
the De ia Sale School is Catholic institution aIi
sectarian. II was also said 70 ee connected with
"a college. which would bar it from membership
There was considerable discussion as 10 the place
where the contests OF May 3 shall take place the
dispute being between Manhattan Field and ihe
Berkeley Oval. The place will be chosen at the
next meeting. All the contests will be. conducted
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

THE sTRANGD ACTIONS OF THE REAL ESTATE
DEALER WHO WAS FOUND DEAD IN THE
MOUNT MORRIS HOTEL.

MOUNT MORRIS HOTEL.
Hotel. az one hundrc-- and -thirtieth-st and Third
ave, on Wednesday night. az a. LAM. OF Hartford
Conn. and who found dead In his room on
Thursday night, has been Identified as A Iieber-
muth of the firm of Scholheh & CO.. real
estate dealers at Eighty y-eighth-st and Columbus
ave. Mr. Liebermuh lived at No. 73l Lexington
ave. and had been missing from his home since
last Monday. He last at 3 O'Clock on
Monday afternoon. when he left his Office tell
ing the clerk that he was going 10 look AT several
lots in One-hundred-and twenty y-ffth-st for which
the firm had been negotiating. and saying he would
not be back that day.
He did not return Tuesday. and in the even
ing his partner. Colonel J. NJ Scholfeld went 10
his home to inquire for him. and found that he
had not been there since Monday morning 4
search was made for him. but no clew could De
found until the police received word Of the sudden
death OF L3nz
liebermuth went 70 the hotel carly on Wcdnes-
day evening ana was assigned 10 a room on the
third floor. He remained in his room all the even
no response. The suspicious of the clerk were
aroused The door was broken open and ne was
found lying Oh the bed. partially dressed I,icbcr-
muth had been IN nl-health for several months ana
al times had acted strangely. Colonel Schoiicu
when seen at his home. No 1902 West Elghty-nlnth,
g., said ne could IN no way account for Mr. Lieber-
muth's strange actions. unless he was Temporarily
deranged. The Coroner pronounced The death d1e
10 hcart disease He l"iVcs widow and tn1
daughters
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

MOUNT NERNON
The Board Of Aldermen Of Mount Vernon ar the
urgent request Of the Board Of Trade mas passea
resolution providing for an Investigation OF the com
many which has the contract for furnishing water
for domestic and other uses with view to fore
ing the company to comply with the terms o. It's
contract If this is done. steps VIII be tak"n %
cancel the charter Of the company. me hrst
meeting Of tho Fourth Ward Republican Nssoc'a I2h
was neli last night al No. ib iAnoom ave l. le
dent j. X. Finley and W :. McPheeter: vlce-RreS!-
dents; Professor Carl H. Pr4eser secretary Sr,. a.
John Nevernlann, j. & E.lrodt ana nehiE
Qualman. Executive Committee. The members oI
the Executive Committee are also delegates OF me
City Committee.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

amount 10 much. owing 10 poor adrnihhtIa99iVMn M
T.. III = new charter WIS obtained for II, ana lts
rroat A. work began. Under Thomas James who was
head rnaste~ from l7s5 to l79i. the scnoo Deca' D'
rronineat George III said Of IT: GOOD schoo;
Rugby; good teacher, Or James-very so'd
teacher" ,a ho,-
eyer 10 win for Rugby its worldwide fame lie
became head master In lS2S and continued such
nrtU he died in 1872 He iDcompardby the
c,~eatest schoolmaster of his time He revolution
izal the English pubic school He aimed TO MAKE MAKE
his bows ChriStiln gentlemen. He aimed 10 max"
his school Christian commonwealth. He was the
first Englishman to lift the position OF head
master to the highest social plane. medallion
In memory Of him is to be placed in west
min ter Abbey
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
IALE ALCUNT DIVE

The tenth annual dinner OF the Essex County. n
J.. Yale Alumni Association came off last evening
in Upper Music Han. Orange. y J. Tho rooms
were profusely decorated with Yale flags and tro-
phes spoon oars and other emblems. Behind a
lofty floral screen was the orchestra Across one
side OF the room was a big Yale pennant. 30 feet
In length and the bottom of il a little /, about
an inch and half high, to denote the respective
merits Of Yale and Princeton John O. Head pre-
sided. and made the address OF welcome Their
were no formal toasts. but speeches were made bv
Professor W II. Reynolds, Of Yale; Hamilton wal
lis. Samuel St. John McCutcheon, for the Plainfeld
association. and Sanford E. Cobb for young Yale
There were forty covers laid. There was q pro-
sramme Of songs by the Yale Glee Club
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN..

The bill before the Lcgisatur" pr 81 Ing f,r the
retirement 81 m .mber- + me = .e frc. t the agr
q slxtv-nvc will m CO. Sup.rni'a4caf Campbell.
Cap,ains Rhodes and Br man. hye scrgearts au.
n,;y patrolmcn. The measure T. said o. Do sl.ly
the benefit II the lice Department ln the Ire = H.
creased efficiency.
The death Il william Berm,llo. = \. 5l7 Prs.i-
dert-gt pcdler 4 bottles & attrihu @. the fact
that Frank Ia Brct,o. nqI'r seller = y. 2N
Fourth-ave kicked him in tis pl-ce on S.'urday
when the peiler demanded cents du- him. L.
RreitO IS under arrest.
FREQ stations for vaccination 20 bo established
in different parts Of the city t pr vent spread of
smallp y.
Judges Bartlett, and Gaynor drew an extra panel
81 $50 special Jurors yesterday the nd trial Il
Justice Sutherland of Gravsscrd. IN the curt of
oyer and Terrnincr 10 begin on Monday
Dr. Emery. Health G mms.i,ner. Is seeking an
appr, priauon by the Mayor q s. 40 70 cstab.is,
disufection house fr the clohire patients At the
ngs;on Avenue Hospital for Cont. gi a. Disease.
The s-c,ud Unitarian Cturca 1t Clinton AID CON
gress sts. is now undcrg ing r"novfu u. and VIII
be- closed tomorrow AID the following Sunday. l.
VIII b. rcopcued at Easter. " .auumc the society
Will meet win the Church Z th- Saw ur. Ii,rr-
p5nt-st and Monroe Place. tt' Rev. Mr. Eip- preach
ing Tomorrow and the R,v. Mr. Chadwick on
March IS.
Peter Maloney is seeking 70 have rs son-in-law
and daughter. Ernest Blrtholomcw ard his wifc,
arrested upon charge Il grand larceny lie toll
Police Superintend ut Campbell yesterday that
MAY 90 1885, he 8 III his farm at Massapcqua l.. l..
70 Decker Bros. for 3iO26. lie then TO live with
his daughter and her husband IN a house which hc
owns in Fountain-ave.. near Ailnu'ic-ave. few
days ago his daughter and her husband di~app
and he find n trace of tine money whcr BE kept
IN tho house lie asked th" lie. auth riti' e.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
ruo coURrs Tackle THE QUESTION.
THE HOTD. BAIMORAL MUDDLE GROWING MORE
COMPLICATED-MR. ROBERTS CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY.

THE HOTD. BALMoRAL MUDDLE GROWING MORE
COMPLICATED-MR. ROBERTS CHARGED
WITH GRAND LARCENY.
4 sequel to the dispute over the possession OF
the Balmoral Hotel came up in the Harlem Police
Court. before Justice Simms. yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Roberts Of Huntoon & Roberts, former pro-
prletors Of the hotel. summoned on complaint
OF George ". Hazen. manager OF the hotel Tor the
trustees. who charged Mr.. Roberts with obtaining
money under false pretenses and grand larceny.
Mr. Hazen was represented by julius Lppman, at
torn"y for the trustees. and who holds *loOV0
mortgage on the property. 1t was contended that
on last Wednesday Mr.. Roberts. who had been
formally dsposscssed proprietor Of the Balmoral,
had collected S2li from A. F. Carman. a guest at
the hotel. FOR board and lodging for February. 1t
was also contendod that not being in possession Of
The property. be obtained the money under false
preionses and committed larceny when he accepted
the monev.
Mr Roberts asserted that while warrant Of
dspossession had been issued on January a. it had
never been executed. but that all the difficulty hal
been settled amicaby. .nl that he had perfect
RIGHT ,n ,.,lec. the money from Mr.. Carman.
Important legal point. ana that he would set the
matter dowu Tor examination on Tuesday morning.
when a thorough 'Nimluaton could b" gone INTO.
80 complaint was taken 10y Justice Simms against
Mr. Roberts. # afterward said by Mr.. Roberts
that this charge brought about in order to sum
marily get HIM out Of the hotel The tenants of the
hands Roberts claimed that his lcase had not eX-
PRED and retaining his apartments In the hotel he
Informed tho tenants that they must pay their rent
10 him. Then certain OF the creditors added to the
confusion hy sending notice to the tenants that
tncy should pay their board bills 10 them In lqul-
dalton of claims against Roberts. for which. they
alleged. they held Judgments. The tenants, not
knowing what 10 do. sought advice from their law
yors Tho lawyers added 20 the muddle by advs-
u4 their clients to pay no one until the courts had
decided who really owned or leased the premises.
The wdcuent creditors then served the tenants
with orders % how cause why they should not
pay their board bills 70 them. and yesterday forty
fv, or more tenants crowded the CITY Court 10 hear
the case argued before Justice Fitzs!mons. The
Judge decided that referee could settle the dis
putc. and he will name one to-day.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
eroRGE /. Fox'S LEcrrRE on RrGEr ScH0oI.

George l.. Fox who is delivering an interesting
series Of lectures on English public schools In the
Manhattan Athlete club Theatre, took his audience
to Rugby last evening. with the an of q stercopu-
con and gav. an ent0 raining description Of tha.
famous school Rugby. Mr.. Fox said was founded
by a London grocer who sold spices TO Queen
Elizabeth He made a will IN 15G1 In which he left
f5O to his native town of Rugby to found a school
and fIO0 more az an endowment fund SIX weeks
after he made the viii he added 4 codicli which
really made Rugby School possible The codlc
v0ked the bequest Of 100. and gave u the school
Instead eight acres in Middesex. in the north OF
London Those eight acres then yielded an annual
rent OF sos. In 1861 they yielded S25O0 a year
For the first century or two the school did not
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
.4FFiIRS TS BROOhLIN.
POISONED HERsELF WITH cARHoLIc \

POISONED HERSELF WITH CARBoLIc ACID
Carrie IIohr. eighteen years old. committed SUI
eide Yesterday morning by swallowing dose of
carbolic acid At the home Of her sister. Mrs Ad'
Sterde who lives at 80. Us 'cntrli-lv'. she di~i
before medical aid arrived Carrie arose a. the
usual hour Yesterday morning. and prepared break
fast FOR her sisters husband. VINO irit the hpls"
az O'Clock for his days work After he htd gone
the grl went back 10 bed Mrs ~t"riic visited
carries room to call her al O'Clock. ana vas aor-
rlned to find her In agony. sne dlr'i iew minutes
later In the yard oi the hlus. tnc police found
n broken vial which bore .sn.l -. POISON 80
cause can be assigned for The d""l
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
HOME Ne US.
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Senate Committee Police Investigation. Court House.
10 a. m.
Fr,,i, Exchange meeting No IS Park Place. / p. m
Entertainment OF Pest Graduate Hospital Babies
Wards ,rbirtv.thrd-st and Fifth-ave p. m.
Ladies' Day at New York Athletic Club.
Scboolrnasters' Association. Columbia College 10 a M
Mrs Olive M,llcrs address before Womans University
club p
Free lecture by Peter r. Austin Cooper Union, p m.
Rrooklyn Warehouse reception y. II.
Twenty third Regiment parade and review. ArInory
Brooklyn. p.
Society Of Amateur Photographers smoking concert No
III West Thirty eishth-st.. p IN.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
Az A1LEcED cry oYYcIL SHOWS FIcHr

T.
William 4. Reagan, tventy-c ght years old. OF
No 730 LeXington-avc who aid he In
spcctOr IN the Water PuvSUr's Department. was
he'd by Justice NOorlls in the Y'rlyilir Police
Court yesterday in 500 b,il on charge OF assault
At O'Clock yesterday morning Nathan Marks. "a
dry,qood salcsnan said thar he Was about enter
ing mis- house at 80 as Tnr1-ayc.. when his atton-
ton was arrested BY sort Of comin,'iou at
Thlry-nr5t-st. and Th.rl-avc. lie found Reagan
and woman name Ellen ONci quarrclng. As
Reagan SAN lin hc demanded what ne was
doing there and struck Linn. SHARKS rrircd u
haste and went for policeman.
Frederick SaEeika, Niiy years OH. OF 40. ~
First-ayc.. q G'Tran c.,k was on As way homo
ON passing the coupl- he glanced 40 the O'N eli
woman. who looted much bedra@scd Reagan
shouted: "Who IN H. arc You looking atr' az the
same time # Is alleged. knocking him down ami
heating and kicking him sHvdg,ly. by this tim"
Policeman II1ury had come up and he arrested
REAGAN They had gone only a. 'ittl, defiance when
Rcagan. 1t is alleged rirllck the policeman blow
in the face and grdppiel with him. lIdnley bi, "
for holm and IL required the united force Of Two
policemen TO land Reagan In the police station.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
ELIZABETH.

Henry H. Poole, the Insurance agent. yesterday
publicly announced that hc intends 10 begin suit
for SIS 900 damages against the Mercantile Co-opera
tive Bank Company in NewYork for tho ds sracr
weeks In the county jan. Poole charges tnat tn'
company deceived him ami allowed MN TO sct ihl9
trouble after promising that n would sustain az!
nrofect him from any loss or annoyance WIN"
transactiug the business of the concern.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
TRIBUNE EXTRAS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, 1S94-Second edfuos
revised The greatest Almanac ever Issues
by The Tribune. 4O5 pages (oO pages mors
than any previous numberD 80 cents copy.
no,taUe maid remarkably accurate ana
complete number. Its statistics fresh ana
broug Int down to 1894.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

"oVR CuaVNCEY new edition. with lie
Iustruted covers, In paper. Any regular suns
scriber to The Tribune can get IL 'or
cents. A delicious piece of fun. wr.'s"
Isnac IL. Bromley for the Naie alumni
fuseiy illustrated by Hear" an" "'"'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT Two charmIns
articles by Is. q. NOrthrOp. the prime me-
,n mi. vork Ncw-Nork city men who wsas
A., hc,n h.uutify their native towns In 'n'
,nuutrv .houId rend this. cents cop''
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

sunrise ~ sun G.ol Moon 30 Moons
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
\ Sandy Hook p.27 GOV. Island $50 irll Gate ll4S
M-~Iuiy flluA lDO1 GOV Island lp.i He'll tidte l. Il
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

ART AND ARCHITECTURE at the WohLuS
FAIR-The only guide I'm existence
discusses the pictures and buildings u INV
Eair. Illustrated. 2J cents.
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

TRUSTS In their favor ns 90
r. Do,d solicitor of the stanuara VI D..
, rr,uent against by r. v. Pov'
,ri, Cr.n,i Master workman ot nv
knights of Labor. . cents
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

under the c. A. a. rules. except the 4O-yaru run, IN
which will be in the afternoon lhs'e"u - e
morning
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

WAR sTORIES.-Over forty taies "
civil Wnr, by Union soldiers. rrit
,hriiIing aud pathetic. Most OF mem
ten for Tribune cash prizes ." ce"
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
NEV-J JERSE Y.
NEWARK.
THE BABCoCK WILL CASE.

TIfII BABCOCk VIII tNHF4
Tho Pabcock will case was before Judge kirk
patrick in the Orphans Court yesterday, at New
ark Testimony was taken in the Surrogate
Court OF New-York City. some time ago. lsalah
Rabcock OF Orange. was treasurer OF the Adams
Express Company. He died on FEBRUARY H. lo'-'
His wife is administr traitor Of the arg" estate Wnlch
he left Alexander Taylor Jr, Of N"w-f oTk ny
who IL a heavy creditor objects tp her account
ing His specific exception is tIat sne f1ilcl 70 AZ
count for stock worth $500 of which 5000 y
Adams Express Company stock. ANA IN" rest "a -
Derrrsit C'1muany stock MrS. BaDcock contends
that none ~ the express comuanrs stock h"lohss
IN tha estate and that after her husbands deatn
Iohu Hoev who was president Of tnc COMPANY
said her husband owed tnr company $hV4" ~.
paid that out of her own money. sle swor". ana
she produced In court a check signed by hcT ana
made payable 10 John Hoey
Frccholder William +. Hamilton. Of orange mas
been elected by the Essex County Board oi Free
holders as Director % succeed Or Eugene Ties.cr
In 4 Mt-nks
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

OPEN-AIR sPORrs.-The Tribume ever
the hest American Boys own .. OF
prtnted Large octave, over 800 p"s ere
great value also to adults. The top'cs of
archery, horsebnck riding, all s" ana
bali, rife and shotgun; sailing, "o h,cy.
yacht building; swimmingi sh"""s ,.ad.
cling. and I'm fact the whole r"nse .nly.
able Open-air sports. few c"''
Price, S1.25 EACH
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10

NTERNATIONAL YACHT RA'hS ii, FOL
.,, ..,, 30 en-. rncex of past years. well 'o'
.pd nrofuseiy Illustrated 20 cch's'
New-York tribune., 1894-03-10
INCOMING STEAMERS.


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