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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
WHITE PLAINS

The Excise Commissioners of White P.ains-JeHh
A Daiv Charles Cuinby and lose pa Ii. Mcad-w ="
summoned before the Westminster County "r"''
Jury Yesterday to give testimony relative to 'h'
failure Of the Commissioners TO grant Licences 10
thirty Hauor-Gealers who IN previous years hau ~,
turv had in subpoenang the Commissioners DeloTe
them IS uncertain; some people are oi tnr I'M
ho.el Tnen who have been selling liquor Shct Ma
last Without a lcense. and the Crane Jury wa NJ
b.rorne in formed as 10 jus. what acton mas pei
t9k.n- The turning down" OF sheriff JohA
Ir~rx and * -Sherin Frank G.. Schlefmer d! tte
Dors,ic State Committee az Saratoga, ana the
Substitution o. Michse j. pon ana . Ion NJ eSd o
...orrny," throughout the Ill WesIchesier ASCEND!
,,js.,tcI Village President Cromwell has re-
turne1 from Niagara Falls.
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NETWORK CITY.

II was reported al the Navy Yard yesterday that
the Navy dispatch-boat Dolphin had arrived. and
was lying In the East River at Twenty six'h-s. She
is 10 take coal on board early this morning. but
her further movements no, known yesterday.
The Elm Flax Nils branch OF ;he Workingmen's
Protective Tariff League will give a picnic at Lion
Park One-hundrel eiehth-st. and Coiumbus-ave.
on September %. Joseph J. Cary will have charge
OF the music
Character Studies. with Some Personal Recolec-
tons" Is the title OF a work by Frederick Saun-
ders. chief librarian OF the Astor Library. which
Thomas Whitaker has In press
The Rev Dr. New.and Maynard returned from
Europe last Saturday La Touraine. and VIII be-
gin his illustrated lectures on foreign lands next
month at Chickering Hal.
The Countess Wachtme.s,e- the weknown The
osophis;. viii sail today for Southampton The
American Line steamer Paris.
Mrs Annie Young. who Is accused OF killing her
husband. Joseph in family quarrel last Saturday
morning at their home. No. 1903 Ninth-aye, vas
again arraigned before Justice Hogan in the Jeffer
son Market Police Court yesterday. She he'd
10 await the action Of the Grand Jury.
Dr. Maurice Koerner. who accused by Mrs
Mary An1 Duffy, former patient, with having as
saul,ed her on September 16 in the doctors oifce
No 1885 Lex.ngtOn-ave. was discharged by Justice
Talntor in the Harlem Police Court yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
ELIZA BETH.

The survivors OF the Both New-Jersey Regiment
will hold their fourth annual reunion tomorrow
at the Courthouse in Elizabeth. The address OF
welcome on. behalf of the people OF Elizabeth Will
be delivered by Senator Foster NJ Voorhees, and
will be followed by a business meeting. The
veterans will afterward dine at the city arnOry.
The coroners jury TO investigate the death OF
Policeman Christian Otto OF this city. met Mon
day night and after examining number OF wit
brought IN verdict that the officer was
killed by electric shock due TO the carelessness
Of the Suburban Electric Light Company 1t Is
said the widow OF the policeman will now institute
q suit for heavy damages against the Suburban
Company. She Is left with four small children TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
cn1.nr cALENnAns go rn.nAY.

Supreme Court chan4hers-H.f.r~ raWrenc~. Court
oIe.s 1913" %. Motions calendar allied az II
vs. Butler VI, william Gfcr.rf SIk Manufacturing
Co. Class Car.WeN VS. E.e.rr li'i Sc Stenharlt.
CoHmaa IS. Grove 'nss u Naitt . -N'h 40 -'a
u Il Il. 'o. matter - Irnn.ns N'"iat w. 'tmIifil.
EIdrldge Ellrig" Cia-s VII Ire -. Nn~gnc..
Umpire CIV subway 60. Co!gnhu. and Hfh.ate. p
l.. co.. Murray 49, Andre"s tD.as u.s. li.H laHH VII
Hpi1 y Manhattan Railway CO.. G"f,l'h 80. same.
City 4 lr1nWoA -. colin. inm's 81. I'nil"'"r. MI
burn. jr Krau- Hstn Hn'll onrf g. e.. ~
mon echern.flo-u ,s CIfse Ju4-or ,a otri'n Gutsl
sleeve vs Lester. Irwin Fn~y Intefmfcr vi. ii~rk-
Tirc ~ 90 ~. Hagad,nc. no-.- w. 1871. 'asoia 80.
Nasquez. Sagl SIS. k"siJ. i'HNN 49, J~n' man matter
Of s'ccklcr. caldwell ~. Aut'mnt. Luh. Co.. iaj vs.
supreme Court General Tern-Reces'
Supreme Cour-sp". .ai T.rm-iaTts ]. ii AMI ff-Ai.
journol until M0nda. Octnt'- ]
circuit Court-i.Au l. II. III and iV-Ad'ourn"i until
superior court Special Tcrm-Hefor. mcAdam. -
u m " go. Hargcity 81 HasT'rty. No 1853. W.il-
rail-. W Wohlrnhe 50. 1855. Mead 50 Mead
superior Court-Equity Tenn Adjourned until Monday.
superior cour,-Tria Terrn-Par,s I. II and II-Ad.
Surrogate count -ChamDer. Before F,zsernid,
Court opens a. 1000 q. ~. y, Day calendar WIZ f'r
d.rbc,k Franz Il Ireuzinger Hannah Mand-i " ilism
Kamnker. Mary l.. DAILY Leo koch Charles Fci' charles
4. Cragin. at lo}p Il. N Lucinda Gideon Thomas j.
Carr. MARY +. delaney. George J. Randolph. George g.
surrogate's c6urt~Trial Tcrm-Refore Arnold. s No.
Common Tl.as-Gcneral Term Adjourned sine dlc.
Common Pleas Special Term Before Pryor J.-'ourt
Common ricns-E Equity Term Adjourned sine die
Common Pie Ial Tern il''s l. II ana lii-Ad-
city Court General Tenn Adjourned sine die
city Court Special Term E'i1'" M''arthy. Court
Clty Trial Term Parts l. II. III and IV-Ad-
jOurned until Monday, october l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
NEU-.JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The Rev Theodore Heisg. pastor OF the FIRST
Baptist Church Jersey CITY. has offered MS feS'S
nation. II is rumored that the church Is III
-, .,ro,,s but while pastor and deacons ad-
mil that there is some truth in the story nether
will give any particulars.
q nearing 10 citizens on the subject OF water sup
nlv ana if there is no objections to the specihca-
lions adonted by the Street and Water CofnHls-
sioners las; week he will then sign them
Mrs Alice Hubbs. who was arrested IN Jersey
CITY on Monday night for the alleged MURDER o.
George Moore was Yesterday committed TO await
the action of the Grand Jury: John Moore, a
brother OF the dead man. was held as witness.
though he was arrested as an accessory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
1NOTUFR UOTIL OPENED.

THE EMInE At siNrY-THlRp-sT. AND THE
EOrLEYAHr. READY FoE BUSINESS
In answer 10 invitations .ssuei by William Nob.c.
proprietor, and W Johnson quinn. mlnagar grei;
number Of people ATTENDED BE opening idst night
OF the Ho;el Empire which is the attest OF the hne
West Side hotc.s to begin business. The hotel oc-
cnp.es triangular plot bounded 10y Sixiy-thrl-st.
Grand Boulevard and C.iumbus-ave. and Il is 20
constructed that RS rooms are all front" The
rooms all bn; ,weniyfour sns.e ones. which Tor
bachelor are IN suites The appointments are noti-
bly, elegant ana artistic. Il feature being the home
like effect impaired by the arrangement Of pictures.
amps haagi-gs growing plants etc. which are ,.l--
tribut a.. over TIE mouse.
The hotel VIII be GIctcd on both the American
anI European pans The diningroom and rcstau-
rant both the Boulevard s.lc. removed from
the nose Of the paved streeis. aud In the hal be-
tween them. amid PAINS and towering plants. the
Imperial Hungarian Gypsy Band pa.gd last night.
while the guests tested the quality OF the hote.'s
aalnes. The Hoie. Empire Is not a large house.
there being only 40 suites but there air OF
e,eglnce every where. tle decorations furniture and
tha Frs; Empire Tnr "wn"r Within nv No6lc Is
also proprietor Of tie Fort William Henry Hotel. At
Lake George. and the Grcnob:e Hotel, In Broadway.
Among those IN the hotel last night We're Count
ana Countess kess!er, Richard Harlow. Mr. ana
Sceq sbaScE H%da ee N Mr. ami and MR. E sS4F
A. Wheelock. Miss Eta PROCTOR OTIS. Mr. ani
Mr;. Frank & Hewitt. Mss Maud !. IlsHlit. nr.
ana Mrs HavendeI.. Mr. and Mrs. ". IT, Ammer-
man, Mr.. ana Mrs. Eben Dmon. Mr.. ana Mrs. Rem
ingtOn Bruem Clarence Rguem. ~ Fdrris Charles
Slmms Mss s'nms Dr. " ". Van vaizol --r. ard
man. Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Oakley Or Eiward IS.
scott Mr. and Mrs v; p Peck Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Louis Van Burunth. Mr.. ana Mrs. II. ;.
Kingsley. Count Nasse.e. Lieutenant and Mrs. Be-
lni. Mr.. and Mrs Edwin A. Treat Mr. and Mrs
Max IILson. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ p Breslln. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. De Zaho. Mr.. and Mrs. f. -. Griffin Mr.
and Mrs. Theodore Connolly Mr. and Mrs j. Os-
wad Jainnes. DR., and Mrs. Dessau and Mr. and
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PORT or NEw-YoRK- TUESDAY. SEPT. 23 1894
ARRIVED

FORT OF NEW-Y RK-TUEsDAY. SEPT. 23 1894
ARRIVED
Steamer Wittekind (C;rrl cuppers Bremen september
~ nsr 2Tl passengers Oclrichs *
60. Arrived at the bar n II 40 u
Steamer NOordland nlrlgJ CRAM. Antwerp September
II, with mdsc cabin ana lGJ passengers to
international Navigation 90. Arrived the Bar
Steamer ,lr Ohls RI Janeiro August 80. Bahia
September and II Lucia IL. with mdse To Busk &
jew n Arrived u the bar at , 30
Steamer Argonaut dp McGiivray. Kingston September
Cier;ucgos II. ballast Wayde Co Arrived the
u 800 1
steamer Argonaui (). Mc,lsvray, Kingston September
Rvr- 49, Mlntrgo Bay H. ~ AIMS BAY II, Port
and Kingston 49, with mdse and passengers to
r. Kerr CO. Arrived at the Bar at 30
Steamer Carib Prrcr NiD. Scott Demerara September
Trinidad ~ and Grenada H. with mdse and IL pas
20 George chrisall Co Arrived the bar
II IA m.
Alene 0iD. Soldiers. savaniila September ~
csrthagena IL. Port Llmon H. Kingston - Long
81 with mdae and - cabin passengers 10 PINT Forwood
Kellock Arrived at the Iiar AT
Steamer Caracas. Woodbridge, Porto Cabello
H. Curacoa Is La Guayra 10. with mdse and 20 pas
sengers to Bouon Bliss 4 Dallctt. Arrived the
at l2:4T
Steamer Icons, Wilder. Galveston September 10. Key
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the night. and had then dragged herself 10 neI
room on the top door. Doctors were sui,i fIns
ara the Young woman taken to Bellevue tbs
rital where she now lies in precarous cohdtion'
he result Of malpractice. Police surgeon ~ b.
~ M West Thirteth-st. station, examiner tHe
nod Of the infant and came 10 the conclusion H.{
tba; II had been strangled to death after It's on IN
re- ,vere marks on the throat and other indlca-
,tmos mai led him TO that opinion. The mother Il
in Tho urison ward at Bellevue. She says tha' 'hc
nabv was dead when born.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ASTOR-Ex- Congressman Frank Jones OF New
HAMPSHIRE CAMBRlDGE-Baron SaurmA, German
Ambassador at Washington. and NJ Paterotre. the
French Ambassador FIFTH AVENt'E.Ex-Se
ator Person c. Cheney. OF New -Hampshire. and
Congressmen Serene T.. Payne. Of Auburn y. y.
and ~ NJ Curtis. Of Ogdensburg. MkTROPOlE~-
State Senator Edmund O'Connor. MURRAY HILL
Senator Charles T Saxton. Of clyde. y. Y. CLAIR
ENDON-Alfred lie Chat. Belgian Ministe- a; Wash
ington WALDORF-A. Lao Arriaga. Minister FOR
Guatemala at Washington.
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PORTIEREs.

Beginning to-day, we shall close
out many styles of POrtieres At
One-half the former prices.
Embroidered VelOurs, French
VelOurs, Double faced VelOurs,
Satin Tapestry, Damasks, Imita.
ton Bagdad. Cotton Derbys, plain
cOlOred and figured Chenilles.
: These are i'm very desirable pat.
terms and excellent cOlOrs, but
only in small quantities.
JAMES McCREERY & co,
Broadway and nth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
CHARGED WIN CHILDMURDER

There CONSERVATION In the boarding house Of
Mrs Williams at No 2s West Thirty -frst-st.. yes
terday morning. when the body o: an infant born
only few hours before found hidden deep
in barrel In the cellar. Further investigation
showed that the cook. Frances E. Miner. good
looking Of thirty-one years. had given
birth to TIE child in the cellar IN the course OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
FRAUD WAS BAREFACED.
THE TWO NATuRALIzATIoN CASES.

CONCLUSIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST THE MEN
rrp~rn OVER AT ONCE TO THE UNITED
STATES AUTHORITIES
Judge NcAdam Of The superior Court maze
short work yesterday afternoon with retro ran
nass and Charles Sullivan. charged WITH a'-
tempted fraud in procuring naturalization papers
The testimony confirming the charge was 50 strong
and conclusive that neither Of the men INed AZ
80. l5l Elizabeth-st. whic':. they said was '''7''
home. that promptly at the close OF the eXainiha-
ton Judge McAdan directed tina, they De 'a"e"
from the custody Of the Sheriff and turned over -
the United States marshal for examination IN
the United States The accused men
strenuously protested their innocence ana re'I9o'
TO lmpcatc any one as taking part win them
in the fraud.
There was a large throng in the courtroom
made NJ largely OF Italians. Mariana fr'hc's'"
was the frst witness.
..no Won live a: 80 ISL Enzabe;h-s,?'' asked
the Judge
Il d." was tho response. and nave lived there
five wears. and know everybody living In the
house
.'Do either Of these Two men" pursued The
Judge. pointing to the prisoners 1--WE !" '"r
house
They do not"
Angelo Rose Catailo who has lived in no Li
FUzahc.h-st. three years ami Forteno Leandro an
occ,ipani Of tn. building for fifteen years. were
asked substantially the sam" questions ana gave
tn same responses John Reilly. an officer '' 'he
court testified ;hat ON September II fahhds''
made oath before the judge IN Application Tor ''"-
zen's papers that his nam" was Angelo I'an'iah"
ami later in Il second Application sworr mat NE
name was Pictro Fannass. John Wallace ohel
clerk in the Naturalization Department connected
with The court recognized Fannass "A the man WHO
had previously given his nam 10 MIN as 'ath'dh"'
and mad John r. Madden his witness
is il not fact that You dil not I've at NO. l''
E.izabeth-st.? >" the Iudg" asked FannassL
Il lived IN the halfway" replied Fannas'i win an
ingenious .ook evidently intended - carry conN'c-
ton with it, ... -
marked Sullivan. The janiiress Mrs. Mcbona e.
knows W. 1vel IN tho house , -, TIL,
and she Is not here" H. had hardy spoken VIII
Mrs Mcdonald came in sight pale and painting IN
her haste. , . o
''DiI Johr J. Madden call last evening to see
you began the Judge.
''Iie did" she answered
What did b. want , l.,
'IIe wanted would swear that Fannassi iiVci IN
the house. wodG not swear 10 'ie. an
hard-working woman. - -,
Judge indicating the accused men. do either OF
these I've In 40. IL E,iZabeth-st.%
They do not" was the prompt response ! ooh
know either of th"m." 1890
This was enough. ana Judge McAdam at once
summoned polio take IN" prisoners 20 me
United States marsha. Before COMMISSIONS Alex
anier the men held for further examination.
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Yves, % with mase and passenger, to c II Mallory &

West - with mise and passengers to c II Mallory
sSamer Ncw-orieans Belts Nev-Orleans September 10
wiz mise AID passengers to f Allen; ,...,,. =.
iA's S~h lumber 20 yellow Pine Lumber CO. vessel to
s,e,ricr STATE - Texas Hx FernandIna. Fla sep,em-
h"' -. Via Irunsvick. Ga I'D with mdss and pas
steamer Nace"chse smith savannah. with mase and
To- r Walker Passed in a, sandy Hook at
cg'an Han.en Georsc,own sSpSSmee T,y 81
8 60.
nnri II q johnson. o. NewbgrypoIt Colby sngapo7ss
sandy Hook. Sep, % $50 m-wini north fresh
bF'ez". clear.
CLEARED
Steamer Cottage city Bennett Portland Me-IioTatio
steamer Herman Winter NcAerson. Boson-H
st~amer AIIer ,Gor Chrstoners Bremen South
STEAMER MaracaiHo suketorth Maracabo-Boulton Bliss
steamer jamestown. Hulphers. Norfolk and Newport
steamer ci,y X Columbia jenny West Point va-old
s,cancr ci,y o, Jacksonville Lund. jacksonville Fla
Steamer Kansas city Fisher. sayannah-R l. Walker
Steamer Paris. Watkins. southampton international
STEM. Fl None Parker. orleans-John T Van
.n @ , smn Lys5PSo NJ Kc5ic
Ship clarence - nement Franck, Calcutta. British East
BARK Albert schultz Decker Port OF Spain Trinidad
|. ". ~
Bark queen Margaret ,Br, Faulkner. shanghai China
Bark Ioiliswood knight. East London South Africa
park Herbert nack blanchard San Jose Punta Arenas
Hark Nice Swain Wellington and AucAaniR w
I,rg Arcadia Fisher. Azua. Domingo b. Nicini
SAILED
Steamers FL Monte Neworesn' seryi2 nr CIV LIVER r;
SoIumSa IVES; Point Italia d'r) Mediterranean ports
orinoco dU Bermuda: Runic 0'rl Liyerp99l Aller
Port Natal. Mauri,ius ETC. Oheio d'D. Antwerp VIA
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Baker Shoal Gas Buoy
Notice hereby that, or about October 1904
lighted buoy r ns,taa r ana the ps
class buoy marking the westerly side 81 baker sh2a
II Bracons and BSoys Fourth Ish, House District
1888. page 20 by order OF the gh House Board
R~ar-Admiral. /. : si'i SaIy Chairman chairman
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Tcltonic tBr Cameron. ew-York for Liver
pool. arrived at queenstown september %
september Il Ter Rotterdam Boulosne arrived at
Steamer Eiam dmtchi Rruinsma New-york Ro,,er-
dam passed Lizard september p.
10 i fr souhampon passed Lizard m sspisn-
steamer Persia ,Gcn. Kopm from New York September
10 for IIamburs. passed Lewis island September -
for Ne%"york september -
steamer Lackawnnna d'r. Robinson. sailed from Dover
ss!s q , NsSr@'sg s . nrsw" from New
steamer Christine nan Larssn sailed from copen-
s'samcr y nea ss,,. @s Ludwig sailed from Hamburg
dam FOR New York September % ''"'
a sums %asrwx s%p,eSs
steamer Ethiopia d'r,. Wilson. from New.york Sep
steamer Port Adsa,de p Morgan. sailed from Gale
S' '@I" Natal "s sr' Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

Justice Lawrence. OF the Supreme Court has given
a decision refusing to punish for contempt ten 81
the striking iallors who IL was alleged had No-
lated the injunction OF Judge Beach 20 prevent the
members OF the Journeymen Ta.lors' Union from
pairoll!ng In front % tho merchant talors shops IN
F.fth-avc. ana other places EX-Julg~ AIRED stock
erf who appeared fo- IN. taors produced ihe.r am
davis shown g that they had not intentionally vo-
lated the order OF the Cour'. ani hal mercy vsit'1
various places OF The bosses in search ~ employ
ment Justice Lawrence holds that a contempt ~
the order Of the Court has not been made out by
the bosses he does not believe that the Injunction
was intended 10 restrain The men from using ne
sirces in front u tho various places OF business =
the Tn.rr - nothing. De- saws. fo -ho" mat
fh~ intluIiiAfod any % The ~orkn"a OF Oh"
bosses. or attempted - interfere with any men
working for the bosses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
PATTERSON.

The September term OF the Passac County
courts opened yesterday. Judge Dixon. In his
charge to the Grand Jury. made brief reference
70 the case OF the killing of the Italian Salvatore
ID ELLA, for which woman and several men are
now in custody. but there vas nothing else of
especial interest in his remarks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican State Committee.
Opening Of Rutgers Female College.
Racing al Jerome Park. y. m.
Ocean Parkway bicycle road race. Brooklyn. 10
A. m.
Annua. diocesan convention Of the Protestant Epis
copal Church. Holy Trinity Church.
Brooklyn Young Republican Club ratification meet
Ing. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
dFFAIR.S Nv BROOKLlN.
A COVERNESS KILLS HERSELF
SHE HAD oNCE BEEN WELL TO DO AND HAD
NIECE EMPLOYED IN THE IMPERIAL
FAMILY OF GERMANY.

FAMILY OF GERMANY
Miss Hattie Haerler. a refined ana We"-eiiod'''
German woman who had been employed as gov
arrass committed suicide Mon lay night al w
az %assa1l-st where she occupied Il furnished room
She was sixty years old and despondeht peC"uSc
eho broke her left arm three weeks ago anu 'he
homes failed TO knit rapidly She had hVed al NO
90 %assa1l-st for few weeks and had the Priv
lege of preparing her breakfast III the K'c"ei u
the house which is kept by Mrs ELIZA w Td!' " Nv"
she failed to appear yesterday Mrs. Wray sent 'he
houser,ajd 10 sce If she W. A. the FIJI so'
no response TO her knock. she clinbei "A S'ei"uue'
and looked through the fanlisht. IN" -" "''"
Haerlcr crouchel the floor. y pohce""n ""N
sent for who broke open the door. Inc occupant
was found dead. Paris green was on ipr mou'h'
hands and dress. while some Of The poison was III
q saucer with = vial OF clrbo!c ac.d near H.
Miss Hae.,er broke her arm while employer "'
No A. South Oxford-st., where she iei do"hS'"'i
Mrs Wray said that Miss HaeTder tod he' Si'e
had q niece VINO was employed soverness III 'he
imperal family OF German, AMI that she herSe.i
had once been in good circumstances
She went out on Monday afternoon. taxing her
pank6ook. and said she would pace 1t III the cuS,''!
Of 4 friend a man who occasionally called on he?.
Mrs Oycrbeck of No. 3SG Degraw-st. who met MISS
Uaerler in the country and became Interested III
her mad a visit from her on Nohia az , no..
Mrs Overheck said that Miss ilaerder had away
been reticcnt about herself anu NolunteeI'u J" "
information. She woman OF itiIH''i'''it st''
educa ton but had been In straitened circumstances
for some time. on Monday she was despohIti;
and said that her broken arm would never neal
and that there nothing save death Iei' '"i "e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

Are you going to Europe7
Don't forget % supply OF Or. Lyons Perfect
Tooth Powdcr-The Standard American Dentifrtce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise s52 sInact 55i Moon rises m 23' Moons ngc 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM Sandy Hook i:3a Gov. Island ; az Hell Cate 655
sandy Hook ass Gov Island > 81 fIell Gate III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
Henry A. Daniels, NJ. D.,

physician writes: Patients who are ru
down debtated invariably benefited by Milhau
Casaya." Ask Cor Miihaus. 1873 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

To hold the young mems trade
clothier must keep abreast of the
fashion. No "back numbers for
them. No department of ours receives
greater care than this young mems
stock of Suits and Fall Overcoats. We
enjoy showing it. The smaller range
of sizes means lower range Of prices
than mems.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
pF Fas5N M Vans:
STORES. 32i St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for Childrer
eething softens the gums reduces Inflammation. allay
pain. wind collie and darrhoea % cents "A bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-26
SHE DIED FROM THE EFFECT OF BURNS.

While Mrs. Hannah Bromberg, seVenty-seNeh
years old Of No AZ Nortl Fifth-st. was making
n fire in the kitchen stow" at o'clock YESTERDAY
morning her clothing became ignited. ana he
fore the flames were put out she had been 50
badly burned That she died five hours later III gTea'
agony The aged woman lived with her husband.
who &c blind and deaf Mr. Bromberg is three
years his wifes senior. In the neighhorhood wheTc
dren Granny Bromberg" The couple were sus-
ported by Il son-iE-law.
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Announcements

r. & ". "Odena." F.. & W.
The new Asxible band link button cuff.
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"
Disease Of the Nervous System. 0sno- Urinary Or.
gans. Impotenoy and stsrility Hours. = to ]. 70
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER -.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER IS
SHIPPING NEWy.

Fort Williams Porto Rico. y & X 100 m 300 IN
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that. about october l. 1894
gas-llehtcd buoy painted red. numbered ~ and show
ing a light. will be substituted for the first
class nun the westerly side 81 Baker Shoal
Delaware Bay. NcwJesey This notice affects the List
II I,"acOns and BUoys Fourth Light House District.
1883 page 20 By order Of the Ligh, House Board:
JAMES \. GREER
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POLICE TIPS CUT OFF.
so THESE PUBLIC SERVANTS ARE SULKY.
DIR. PARKHURST SAYS.

He COMPARES THEM TO WALTERS WHO FAIL TO
CIT THEIR CUSTOMARY FEEs-MAfoR
SCHIEREN'S LETTER ABOUT THE
WORK OF WOMEN ~ THE
BROOKLYN CAMPAIGN