davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-06-28
Ntd)ts oils Sntrienen.
Doriidtsmofre9eIn sum Sdube ser
mittelomerifanifden prdii-
oenten.
6eriidte iiber anordifii4e l1mtriebe.
Ncp gort, %. Stunt.
Die v8orlb" brin9t beute folgen6e Mits
tbetlun9en aus Wittelamerifa.
Teguci9alpa, 6onburas,
Or Os..A

Seguctgalpd, 6onourds,
~. SUM-.
@S 5etBt, 6aB fi6 Ser 9rdii6ent 8onina
burcb einen gebeimen 8ertrag berpfli6tet
bat, CUR llnterltitBllng bes BrG1toenten
53eIoDa bon Nicaragua Truppen 5u itellen,
IDbalb bies nerlangt tpirb. Oie1e gta6riht
pirb bon ben Teinben 6er 9tesierur1g
8oniua's oerbreitet, Sn 6olge Der grz
m~oroung oes 8rdltbenten @arnot, mer6en
in Wtttelamerifa altBer9etp0bnli9e 8Ors
ii6tSn1aBregeln getroffen, Inn bd5 Qeben
Der 8rGitbenten 3u iehiBen. 8or Sipei Wfoz
nate1 traf bier Die 9tabri6t Elm, ooB oie
Nnar6titen beabiiDttgen, Qlgenten bierber
Su i6tden, um i6re Oaodbt 3u 5eigen.
Ser Brditbent bat ii9 gu elmer 8eli9tiz
9ung Der Srupper begeben.
Mana9ua, N%tcaragua, 81. Stunt.
9er. 8rGitoent t3elaba bat ietnen Offis
steren mitgetbeilt, baB feline &eoolution gu
befircbten lei baB Der General Orte3 morz
gen 3urtdtebren perbe, un6 baB Die I'M
in 2eon uub Granada bon lofaler
Natltr ieten.
Die Iruppen in Gorinto boben eincn
Qlufitano unterbridt, un6 babel 3tpei gers
ionen getOOtet unb bier o%erpun6et. 3 Die
8ep0lferung 1T ii6er 3elaDa er6tttert.
Can SaIDaopr II. Stunt.
Gs circuLtrt bier Elm gampblet, morin
6te N%eg;erung 6e5 8rdiibenten Gutierrez
bitter an9e9riffen, unb ~bebauptet ntr6, baB
biclelbe BON Guatemala un0 San Saba
Dor abbGngtg lei, uno 8u elmer 8roptna bon
Guatemala begroOtrt tperoe; eS betBt ferner
Oarin, baB @utterre3 NIGHTS ais Elm 9ro>
coniul bon Guatemala lei. Sn benz
9ampblet miro @nglan6 beibuIOtst, sic
Sntrtguen in Guatemala ange3ettelt st ba>
ben; bon benz ueuen 6tuan3minifter 0ez
mus beiBt es, baB er Elm 8iir9er bon
Guatemala lei.
, 1894-06-28
UeRegraphiPde Oepe'den.
Gin llerter glottenmintter fit
graftlieu.
Die RebelIen erIeioen betrdAtItde
Derluite.
Gmpfan9 oes neuen afneriFanifden De.
fanoten III montepioeo.
sc 10 0o.rf, Is. Suut

" W \. y GC+ Suul.
8on 8uenos Nires mirb benz v6eraI6"
SOlgenbes gemelbet:
Ser Correspondents in Gio Saneiro tbeiLt
nit, 6aB Der General 3etttpettig gum
SIottenmtniiter ernannt tporOen lit, unb
baB ber @on9reB ben 8elagerungssuitanb
bis gum 81. Suli berldugert bat.
0aut 8ert6ten, tuelbe in Der 9allptitoot
Guritiba eingetrOffen iinb, lift bic 2lrrterz
garOe 6eS Generals .Suca Si9re BON ben
Re9ierungstruppen, lpelCbc Die NrtiQerie
uno WfunittDn 6er GebeQen erbeuteten, gez
l6LG9en tpprOen.
Der Correspondent in Monteoi6eo be-
1i6tet, baB Der bortige amertfonii6e Sc
anbte, McOaaneD, Die 9tegierung u1n eine
6ffentLtcbe Aubiens gebeten bat, nm leiu
Neutrality-suspicious. Dor3ulegen. Oas
@eiub tpur6e getpGbrt, unb Die Negierung
bat benieIben Sag sum Gmpfang bes neuen
@eianbten 5tuart betimmt.
, 1894-06-28
Mtc6tIparn's 2tbenteuer.
Die 8eraubune Ger poffutfae bel Gariboo,
9. G.
@oncouber. g. e.. %. SUM

O"F
Dan Mc@tlborn, Elm b~etounter @tIenz
babnunternebmer lift bon Gartboo bierbcr
3urIdgetebrt. ST THAR elmer Der 8aliagiere
Der ~unIdn9it in Der 91Gbe BON Mtuiams
Safe ausgeraubten 8oittuti6e. @ie er err
3Gb4t, tpar Die &utibe erit etne tur3e Strefe
bon benz Is WeiIen76ouie entfernt, ais Elm
RGuber nit i6uBberetter 8H6ie aus Dem
@ebii6 trat unO ben &utiher gum 6alten,
iOpie Die Baiagiere gum 9tusfteigen aufz
f%oroerte, mas ftcb bieleIben benn AUDI nibt
5tpeimal lagen 1teBen. Ser &uti6er bdnz
otgte benz Rauber Die &aiiette Der 8ritii9z
9olumbtl3en @rpreB9eieai6aft aus. Sen
Polia8teren nobm ct NIGHTS ab.
Wfc@tlporn tit Der 2lnftht, 6aB BET 9tGnz
bet, BON Dem man bisl0ng aucb noc6 ntcbt
bic I~etlefte Spnr getunoen bat, elmer bon
per 3nnft mar. ST bat cine 5iemIidb quite
Beute 8euabt.
, 1894-06-28
0enau mie bel uns
Die Gro6eeidmorenen in nep Orleans be.
iddfti9en iid NIT frummeu fdotif6en
Seamten.
STEMS rIeans, Ga, %. SUM.

W ID EtEUN > NW. 20 SNNI.
Die @rOBgeidpOrenen beibdftt9en iid
INNER nod nit Gorruptionsz unb 8ez
ftcbungsfduen Dou%ftabtii1en 8eomter
ltnb baben bereits 8ebn NnfIagen erboben.
Die cine berieIben lit gegen SbomaS 6ealep
geri6tet, BEN Stabtratb Der erften @arO,
mel6er 6eibulOigt tpirb, cine 8eitecbungS>
fumme BON 5000 erbaGten 3u baben: cine
.onoere betrifft SObn s. 8a6, BEN friiberer
&ieiior, Der $3.50 an 8eite6ung geGOern
erbaLten baben iou. Die @roB9ei6more1
men itn0 noh nit Der l1nteriubung Ser
Sale bei6dftigt, unb oorausii6tlt6 tperz
ben nob peitere Berionen in ~QtnfIageltanb
oeriebt tperOen, e6e ite ibre 2trbeiten beenOet
baben.
, 1894-06-28
5ribere brofiIionifde Seeofi5iere.
Sic woaen ais S~reipiuiee in Ole 5IOtte pom
pene3uela eintreten.
Sc u Nprf.2 %. Stunt.

@On Caracas tuirb benz r6eraIb" gennclz
Set, 6aB GapitGn 8errp, elmer Der taper
ften Off;3iere inter NSmiral W}euo nab
ren6 Der leBten braiiltantiden HeOolution
bort ansefommen lit. Sn ieiner 8egIci2
tung beftnoen itb mebrere GoOetten, meIbe
friber BET benz Nomtral ba @ama tparen.
sic mouen iGmmtGt9 ais Sreilpiuige in
bic 6lotte bon 8eue5uela etntreten.
, 1894-06-28
6dusltder unfrte0e.
Gin farmer erfdie6t feline frau u1o fia feIbf.
@reencQftIe, M6., %. Stunt.

@reencaft1e, M6. %. SUM.
Der feds Wfcilen n0rbIi6 bon Der Sta6t
~tpo6nenbe 8armer Sames Smitb QlQen bat
geitern 9facbmittag erit feline Trau, unb
bann 1tcb ielbt eriboiien. Ser MOroer bat
etnen an eth bieit9es 8latt 8ert6teten 8rief
btnterlalien, tporin ct l0gt, baB ct burb
bdusltbes un9litd 81 Der Shat getrieben
porOen let; feline Srau let iDm untreu gez
tpe1en, nt1o feline 8erwanbten bitten itb in
ttrchltcbe Sa9er eingemti6t. 9aS i6euBz
ltcbe Gerbre6en bat bic gauge Staot in
Nutregun9 pcrieBt. Nuen tpuroe ftets fir
etnen guten Wfann uaO tiicbtigen Sarmer
9eboIteH,
, 1894-06-28
Gin 8o=jdbrtser Rduberanfibrer
gu pier Jobren 6udthous p%erurtheiIt.
MnberfDn, Sn6., 20. SUM.

Siaac Goodman, Ser abt3taidbrige 9lns
fibrer elmer SptBbubcnbanoe, Die felt Sabr
uuo Sag in bieiiger @egenb ibr untpeien
trteb, lit beute 81 bier Sabren 3ubtbaus
Derurtbeilt tpor6en, WGbreno pes 8urz
eertrteges mar Goodman Elm WtitglteD Der
@uerrilaz8anbe inter Nnfiibrun8 6es be-
ritcbttgten QuantreQ. Goodman beitBt
Elm 8erm0gen bon iiber 800, 900.
, 1894-06-28
Gafmir perier prdiioirt oem
M1iniiterratbe.
Der m~tniferprGfioent DupuY beobftdti9t, fein
Qnt nieoer3uleoen.


Seute nabm Ser 9rdii0ent Gaitmir
Berier i'm Mtniiterratbe BEN 8Oriib eit,
Gs wltrbe bei6toiien, Bic &ammern mOrz
gen our 8eitreitung Ser Soften tir bas
QeidenbegGngniB bes fri9eren BrGiibenten
I'm einen Grebit bon ~finfsig taufeno
Sranfen %an3ugeben.
Ser Wttniiterprdii6ent 9uptD miro bic
Qeibenrebe balten.
@S betBt, baB OupuD iib enti9Goiier
bat, 1etn 2Imt ais neutrality-suspicious. nieoerz
suIeeen uno beabit6ttgt, iib gu elmer
8runnentur nab Goutreruile 81 be8eben,
, 1894-06-28
Nebmen Dernunft an.
Die Stakeholder pom Peoria wioerrufen Ole
puritanifbe Sonnto9sorotnan3.
g epria, Sn., %. SUM

@eitern Nben6 fano cine @rtraliBun9 oeS
Sta6tratbs ftatt, in tpelcber Die Sonnta9S7
orbinan3 in 8eratbung gcnommen lInO Olez
leIbe iblieBlicb ocrartig urngeGnoert tpuroe,
baB ben @elcbdftSleuten g%eltattet tpltroe,
tbre @eicbGfte am Sonntage offen 81 balten,
ipenn Ite Dies fir 5wedmdBi9 6ielten.
, 1894-06-28
KurSer proSe6.
mie man in Geras 5amiIien3wife beiIeet
9 ebine, GeraS, %. SUM-.

De0tne, IeraS, q. SUM.
S. 81. @rtgbt macbte iicb auf ben 8es
1acb bem SelOe, to ietn SbtpiegeriObn S..
S. @Iooer pflitate, nabm ietn @enebr CUR
Sanb, 3ielte gut, unO ltredte i'm nit einem
SbuB bur9 bas 6er3 tobt nieber. I'M
frieben in Der Samilie mar bie8erdnlaifung
gu bieier Ibat. gta6bcm Mrtsbt feline
Wtiliion beenOet bate, itcate er ii9 ben
8eb0rben.
, 1894-06-28
Oiehn1drft.

1000 Stad Rinbbieb, 10000 GAipeine
un6 5000 S6afe biIbeten Die 3ufubr.
GtmDpie6, bette Statue Stiere 1900
4.8O, WitteliOrte 4,25@4.50, i3Iecbte 3.75
@4.10.
g 9p ne burbetnonber 4.90@5 90,
fbipere 5.0005.10, lei9te 5.0095.05.
S6ofe, bette 3,2593.6 90; bette 2dms
met 100000.
, 1894-06-28
S6arfe 211abre9eln ee9en oie Auf
wte9ler.
Die Reeierune oes prdfoenten 8oreonas
pom England anerfannt.
8nenos Mtres. %. SUM

Sine 0epeicbe bon 2ima, 8eru, iast,
baB bie ~paraguaniibe &egierung Die Ser
baftung iammtii6er NnbGnger Der Gepoz
luton ongeorbnet babe. @S beiBt, baB
@roBbritannien Die 9fe9ierung 6es BrGiiz
benten Suitittano 8or9onaS amtlicb am
erfannt babe.
, 1894-06-28
Do4ten ntdt pom ibm lafen.
pter Kinder foI9en einem GaroufeI bis mad,
m%isconitn hineirt.


EVV p . y SN.I 20. JUIIs
Die &i1t6er Qt6a un6 @lrtbur RaettLe, lille
ytemman un6 Srrte MtcGonneu mur6en
nureb Elm @%arouiiel bermoBen in Gntsuden
nerleBty baB iie benz 9inge bis mach Soness
ptue, Nis., folgteH, no tie i'm NuftrQge Der
bIelt9en 8eb0rben beim &ripps 9enommen
%ruroen, nm ibren beiorgten @Gtern tpieber
5Egeiteat gu nerDen.
, 1894-06-28
Sbiffsnadrihten
Nroefommen:

Sem CART: o&bDnIanb" bon 2lntz
perpen; vBriti19 Prince" BON Ntandbelter;
lebterer 1T BET critic 9ampfer, Der burcb ben
neuen SbtffsfanaI aus Wfanbeiter in Seem
Oorf eintraf.
, 1894-06-28
uDisiIont" un0 uDoIfYrie,"
Seioe qadten modter eeftertt ouf Ger GIYoe
cine probefahrt.
II. %. SUM

@efern macbten bic gabten gtailant
un6 8aIfDrie in Ser @lpbe Yrobefabrten.
Ser 8igilant tDurbe bon ben Oa~cbtleutcn
augemetn betpunOert beibe Sabr5eugc mers
ben nod in bieler 8ocbe in Sen Srodenood
gebrabt tperben, um Die 8Ooen berlelben
fir hte Wettfabrt am 3. Suit ber3uribten.
, 1894-06-28
Auf S~ebensseit.
frau Smith foa we9en Der9iftun9 ihres Sat
ten auf &ebens5ett ein9eiperrt weroen.
0es SO otnes, So, %. Stunt.

Srau 8etiD Smitb tpurbe geitern bon
SEN @elbmorenen bes Hi9tcrS 8oQiett
oes Morbes in1 eriten @rabcs icbulbig be-
funbcn unb 81 lebensldngIi6er 3ubtbalsz
1trafe Derurtbeilt. Trau Smith bate am
%. Mpril ibreu blinben @atten per9iftet,
nm oelien 9ebensoerii6erung i'm 8etrage
BON $4,000 gu crbalten.
, 1894-06-28
nQaIe" iie9t nit 11,15 SET.
2ls 5peiter eine Columbia" aus Dem mett=
fampfe herpor.

Stem 2OnbOn, Conn.,, %. Stunt.
Die 8oOtpettfabrt 8ptibeu 0gaGe"z
6arDaro nnb vGolumbia" muroe BON
ugaIe" 8etpOnnen. columbia" erbielt ben
sDeiten grets. Die Strtfe murbe BON
vgaIs" in l1,15 SET. a~uriif9eIest.
, 1894-06-28
wirbeltiirme 1T glaiunefota.
Dele Sarmbduier s~erit0rt, 5eloer
perwuftet, Smet perfonen 9et0os
tet uno ptele dnoere
perlebt.
Das Gebauoe ser st. Jobn's uniperiitdt
f6wer beiddoiet.
9tt6fteGb, Oeinu., %. Stunt.

' y O0kkttbAsf ~
Sin furcbtbarer BirbeIiturm brou1te ber>
9angene 9ta6t in elmer @ntfernlng BON
etipa 3pet Wteilen an unlerem Srte porz
itber. Gr Derbrettete itcb-iber einen SID
henraum BON ettpa sebn Nutben 8reite
(glet6 169 engI. SUBJ uno bier bis finf
Wfeilen 2dnge. Sin babies 0ubenb Sarz
men tpur6en Dermiitet. SRI. Sennie 2inbz
from bon ct. 8aul, % Sabre alt, unS bic
60iGbrige Srau Sobn Sanders tpurben ge>
t0otct, un6 cine 9rDBe Qtn3a6L gerionen
baben 8~erlebungeH OaOongctragen. Die
gauge Nusbebnung 6es Sbobens lGBt It6
GUT Stunoe no6 gar nt6t bemeiien.
st. S 0 bins Il III / ttp
Mtnu., %. Stunt.
Gin @irbclminb traf geitern 9(ben6 Sic
ct. Sobn's 1niperiitdt S1 @onegepiae,
uno %aeritorte foit iGmmtlicbe @ebGl16e,
StGue unb S6eunen. Der Sbaosn be-
trGgt etna $4,000. @lIdltber 0eiie
finb feline 2eben D~erloren 9e9angen. 9as
6oupt9ebdu6e 'mirb fi6 nocb nit nibt au3u
groBen Soften mieberberlteIeu lalisn.
MtnneapoIts, %. Stunt.
SLeepD GDe in Weinneiota nurbe geitern
Nben0 bon etnem Wirbeliturme betmgez
iudt, Der Sob un6 0eroerben perbreilcte
Der 16idbrige &arl Wtielfe tpurbe, ais ct
ben Stall 5u3uma9en Oeriu9te, bon ben
Irilmmern bes etnitir3en0en 8aueS er>
ihlagen. 0ret Wfetlcn netter tueitItd
tpuroe 6as 6aus Oes Sobn S6mibt Dem
@rOboben 8leibgemacbt unb bic S6miOt'z
lden Gbeleute iotpie 6eren bier &inoer mebr
Ober min6er erbeblib OerieBl. Q(u6 Oaa
Beter Irott'i6e 6auS muroe 5eritort, bic
8euobner Oeiielben a6er bracbten iicb I'M
Seller in Si6erbeit un6 ent9ingen Der Sc
fabr. Der Sturm bate nlr cine 8reite
bon 3nei &utben. Den 6elOfrH6ten if
nur wenig Sbaoen 9ei6ehen.
, 1894-06-28
Stdotiibes.
Gs miro intlner erntter.
2lud ote 0n9eitelIteu ser Stod
por0s=8abn fhIie6en fid oen
Stretfern an.

Daonr6 weroen $1,000 2trbeiter in oen
SdIadthofen betrofen. = Die Sofomotip=
fiihrer DER Jliuois GentraIbahu wollen
iib oen Streifern anidIie6er. : Sunoes:
mariddlfe fir ole Santa Se=Sahn. =
Der Dortaotsperfehr lahm eeEeet.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21
cHANCERY NOTES.

Chancellor McGil and Vice Chancellor Pitney
were in Chambers this morning.
The Hudson River Tunnel injunction case was
again continued for one month.
Receiver Van Wrinkle of the Riverside IRON WORKS
at Paterson reported that the gross amount OF m
debtedness was $1,000 The net assets win perhaps
reach S14,344.
that the realization from the receivers sale would
warrant a dividend Of 20 per cent. being made. no
permission was given. The Chancellor took the
papers. u..a. +ha
netifion for alfmony in the Paterson divorce suit OF
Baunigan vs.. Bannigan.
on the application of exJudge Hayes the Chan
ceiIer granted an order permitting tne examination
a the books of the Cordage Company
The case Of Joseph Pserchio against tns aosconu
fur banker, Michel Mastropietro, TO restrain the
disposition 9f property, given BY tne BANKER ss s. 70 n ~
with $4,000 belonging 70 small deposa,ors, s p ps
soniniaw. Pserchio, as Q creditor, maintaias That
the conveyance was fraudulently givea 70 ueIrauq
creditors. and he seeks to restrain Pelagio from en-
oumbering the property at Fourth street. Formerly
known as the Banca lombard. me sonlniaW
maintains that De bought the properly with earn.
fnrs derived from the position Of a psdrone anc ne
loaned his fatherinlaw $500. Mr.. Cortlanct
Parser represented the, defer dant. the facts OF Lne
case have already appeared IN taese columns. me
Chancellor said that tee aueyN$ dtsp0seu u 1Ae
eanflon TO restEzd51
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21
DARING AMERICAN ADVENTURES
Made Dupes of MANY wealthy PER-
sons HI Quebec.

Made Dupes of MANY Wealthy Per-
sons Ia quebec.
QUEBEC, May 81, 1se4-The identity of a
daring American adventures who visited
Quebec last month, and made dupes of a
number of c~haritably inclined people and
public institutions here, has just been dis
of three months ago, describing her doings IN
other cities under a variety of aliases.
At Laconia. N. H., she was Mrs. Alb
bott,n and gave birth to a child, representing
herself as the wife Of a Boston lawyer; at
Clayton, n. z, she passed for Mrs. Hast
ings of Toronto; at Hartford, Conn, she
called herself the wife Of Rev. Mr.. Bentley
Of Clayton, and daughter Of Bishop Leonard
of Ohio; in New York she wife of Rev. Mr..
Clayfnore Of Ohio, in Utica the daughter of
Rev. Mr. Thompson of Lewis, and she VIC
tinlized clergvmen in Montreal, and school
teachers in several American townswhichs she
visited for the pretended purpose of making
arrangements tor the board and tuition of
two little girls.
The woman arrived here in March under
the name Of Mrs. frank Oxlsy. On the 18th
she turned up at a private house and told a
| most pathetic story Of a heartlesS husbands
| desertion at the Canadian Pacific Railway
station, and with a young infant in her
arms she soon excited sympathy. The
l w OIllbnS I'll. L1liGH tASSUCkhLkpu tODh uS1 III
that night, but the following day she re-
| turned to the private house and COM
! planned chat they had not treated her at the
association with the respect due to her
| rank. Here she was aiken charge of and
was for a time under the care of a doctor.
She wrote to her alleged father.
| DR.. Montgomery of London, England, and
when, nearly after a months delay, no re-
ply came, suspicious were aroused, and it
was suggested that the detectives ought to
be put upon the track of her husband. Then
| she declared that she could attend to her
| own business. and shortly aftcrward left
without paying any bills.
She next secured the kind interest and aid
| of the Rev Mr.. Williams, rector Of the st.
| Matthew's Church, and Mrs. Williams, and
| afuerward went to the Ladies Protestant
| Home. Here her child was taken ill and she
| left for tho Jeffrey Hale Hospital, but never
| get there.
Next she was heard of at lodging house in
| the city, and accused a gentleman of steal
ing her purse, but did not stop to see him.
She left the city as abruptly as she arrived,
and is supposed to have gone back to the
| United States, and it wns only after her de-
parture that the copy Of the paper already
referred to came into possession of a city
clergyman, and led to the Identification of
the adventures.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21

4A sew.
Between David b. Atcheson, by his mother and
next friend Matilda ]. Jackson, complainant. and
Eliza Atcheson ct al, defendants. On bill for parti-
lion and decree for sale.
Dickinson, Thompson and McMaster, solicitors.
By gtrtgo OF q decree OF the oog IT. OF Gnaneergg
day Of April, eighteen hundred and .ninety-four,
a,eec.lns 3 and sads ae es Il sp IN the bilI of Complaint IN
said cause and in said decree for sale, / William Il.
a ssaIl oseli s I. pnSli nla aenda IN to SH tae hish Ua IBID 6idd is.se on
the premises hereinafter described, on Tuesday the
and amddl nIRnetysfour,' at two O'clock in the afternoon Of
that day.
premises sitaats In Jersey city. Hudson County.
New Jersey, and known as lots twenty-three, TWEEN
SIX and thirty.sevcn in city block i've hundred and
ninety-four; said lots tweIty-three, twenty four and
tMgesgnfg thirtS i've thirty.six and taiirty-seven
fronting on Van Winkie avenue; and said lots TWEEN
S sdiSisYpu Known on the Adjustment Map in the city
CoIlector's office OF said city as lot twenty four IN
thirty fonr. tlirty-ave and t~hirty-six being known
on said Adjastment Map as part OF lot twenty
and said lots twenty three, twenty-four. twenty
Eve. thirty-four, thirty I've, t~airtysix and thirty
seven when taken together ore bounded as follows:
Beginning at a point on the ~northerly side of
Newark avenue, aud in she soatheasteriy corner Of
two hundredths feet westerly from the northwest
erly corner Of Ferris street ana Meyers aysnue;
nearly so with said Newark avenue and parallel or
s sisalcs tie Ss easterIy boundary lines Of said lots twenty
TIRES and thirty-seven. two hundred and seventy
three feee and nfty-hundredths feet. to q point In
the southerly line Of Van Wrinkle avenue. distant
eighty-seven feet and sfxty-nine hundredths feet
westerly from the southwestery corner Of Ferris
street and Van Wrinkle avenues; thence % westerly
along the s~outherly side OF said Van Winkle avenue,
erly corner Of said lot thirty four thence go south.
erly and at right angles or nearly SO with said last
course. and along the westerly side of said lot
thirty-four, and parallel or nearly SO with the fret
course above one hundred feet 70 the southwssterly
corner Of sold lot thirtyfour; thence ~ e~asteriy and
at right angles or nearly so with said last course
and along the southerly lines Of said lots thirty
-four. thirty-dye and thtrty-six, eighty feet to the
westerly line Of said lot thirty-seyen; thence 90
southerly and along the westerly side Of said lots
thirty-seven and twentyAve and parallel
bred and sixty-ssven and fifty hundredths feet 70
westerly corner Of said lot twenty FIVE; thence 90
hiaysnve feet TO the point Of beginning; inclpdips
the said estate and interest," ~ dover OF sag ae-
stchsson. wife of James Atcheson, and the estate
and interest in courtesy of said defendant, Lewis O.
Alberts, husband Of Sarah Jane Alberts, Ii the said
premises. together with all and singular the heredita-
nents and appursenances TO the said premises be-
longing or III anywlse appertaining.
Dated ApfiSs' 10sa- wnlIAm B. GILMORE.
Special Master IL Cnancery,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21
PHIL DWYBR HELD.

New York, May q, 1s94-Philip j.
Dryer, horse owner and president of the
Brooklyn Jockey Club, was this morning
held to await the action of the Grand Jury
By Police Justice Walsh in the Adams Street
Polio Court, Brooklyn.
Mr. Dryer is charged with running an a.
Dryer went straight to the Supreme Court
to ask for a writ of habeas corpus for the
prisoners release.
Mr.. Dwyer was next taken to the Office of
the Sheriff, in whose custody he was placed
while an application was made to Judge
granted and made retuanable forthwith.
Justice Gaynor took the papers in the
case, and reserved his decision until Thurs
day.
Mr.. Dryer was Daroied in the custody Of
his counsel until that date.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21
LETTER CARRIERS ORGANIZE.

Two dozen representatives Of the Letter
Saturday evening at the Camera Club, Ho-
boken, with the intention Of effecting a State
organization. Gustav Pienz of the Hoboken
Association presided and George Hadley of
Bloomfield was Secretary. There were few
Representatives of organizations from the
southern part of tho State present and a
motion was carried to adjourn the meeting
until June 16, at Newark when the organic
alton will be made. G. Fl. Victory Of Wash
ington, President of the National Carriers
Association, made e speech to the members,
showing the advantage of State organization
and dilating upon the pension bills for letter
carriers. A collation. followed. The Jersey
City Banjo Club entertained, Prof. Lowrie
manipulated cards, and Adolphe and Adams
executed on piano and mandolin.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-05-21
BRAVE n. 7. FIRHMBN
Rescued a Number Of Persons
This Morning from a Burn
ing Building.

New YORK, May 81, l894.-The tenants in
the three-story brick building, No. 235
Third avenue, had a lively scramble to pre-
won't themselves from being sufocated in a
fire that Quilted the first floor of the house
at about four o'clock this morning. Miss
Louise Budry, forty-two years old, who
lived with her father on the second floor,
was rescued with difficulty.
Nc one knows what caused the blaze. It
started in David Ross cigar store on tbs
first floor. The living ROOMS of the Ross
family were in the rear of the store, but
they ell succeeded in escaping to the street
in safety.
Peter Budry and his nephew, Henry
Budry, who, with Peter Bndry's daughter.
Louise, were the sole occupants of the sec
ond floor, ran down stairs in time to escape
the smoke, but Louise was not with them.
RESCUED By A FIREMAN.
She was rescued by Fireman Cotton, who
rushed through the smoke-choked hallway
and up the stairs. Miss Budry wa uncon-
scious when he reached her, but the brave
fireman picked her up and carried her down
the stairs and out to the street on his back.
She was taken into a neighboring shop,
where she was restored to consciousness.
In the meantime the family of Martin
Vornof, who had q shoe shop in the base
menJ OF the Dullulng, were imprisoned by
the smoke on the top floor. They could not
pass down the stairways, but managed to
escape sufgocation By putting their heads
out of the rear windows.
Thomas Ford and his family, who oecu-
pied the front rooms on the third floor,
joined the VornoH family, and, following the
example set by the Vornoffs, leaned out Of
the windows to escape the smoke. The door
leading from Vornoffs rooms into the hall
way was closed Tight, but still the smoke
penetrated the apartments in smothering
volumes.
COULD NOT ESCAPE.
The Vornoffs and Fords, eight per-
sons in all, remained in Vor-
motifs kitchen all through the fire.
They were frightened almost out of their
wits by the fear that they would be roasted
to death, but their only hope was to remain
where they were, as there was no way to get
down from the rear. In their excitement
they could not find the door leading to the
~scuttle, and. shivering with apprehension,
they remained in the little kitchen until the
fire was over.
The flames were confined almost entirely
to Ross cigar store, which was damaged to
the extent of $1,000, The damage to the
building is about 81, 600. The fire is sup
posed to have been caused by a rat gnawing
matches.