davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-08
Oerlonoen tbre 8e3ahIuno.

Die 126 6HliSiberiffs, bic tudbren6 bes
leBten Streifes in 0ieniten be8 gOuntos
i~teaben, baben geitern bel benz @ountoratb
i9re gtniprii9e auf ie Sc pro Sag aeltcn6
9ema6t. SIM @an3en beanlprubcn bteIe
9llf5iberiif5 etipa $4,000 bonn GOunto,
unb nm t6re 9tnipriibc beiier perfecbten
gu %fOnnen, baben ite ben r2tmerican Suffice
Stub" ge9riln0et. Ser Club bat bcreitS
Dor etnigen 3a9en, Inn einen Gc1tfaQ Al
ibafien, fir zines ieiner Mitglie6cr cine
Gebnung an Den GDuntoratb eingereicbt,
tpelber bieielbe IN baS Sinan5cOmite berz
mics. 00s Tinan3comite ieinerieits iiberz
CAB bic Jtebnun9 benz GountganpaIt nit
Dem @rincben, Elm @uta9ten barber ab5uz
9cben, Oh Die Ne9nung be3ablt tper6sn
mjiiie.
@eitern gfodmtttas leste ber Suffice
Club Dem cOuntpribterli6en Gomite fir
ben Offentliben 9ienit AUDI Die AnIpra6e
letner i~tbrtgen 125 Witslieoer Dor. Die
lelben fpurOen ebenfa1s Dem @ountpanwalt
Ibermteien.
, 1894-09-08
Don tRrem Sobne beraubt.
mte .. D. Spencer uno feline Satin um
10000 beidwinoeIt wuroen.

gIS Opfer elmer gemeinen 0erI6tp0rung
tpcroen bon ibren QnpGlten 9. o. Spenz
Ger, Der PrGitoent Der i'm Sabre 1877 Der>
trabten State Saptng5 Snititution" in
Stem gort, un6 ietne @attin bingeiteQt,
Die NntpGlte Der Openers perIangtell
aeitern bon benz Staatsannolt 0ie @rbez
bung bon Qtnflagen negen 8eri6p0rung
gegen Same5 u. 8rabp uno 6enrD @.
NDlo1, Die Otit9Iieber Der Qbpofatanfirma
8rabD & Nolon, 1oDte ge8en 6iram s.
Stout un0 9egcn De Mttt Spencer. Ser
IeBtere 1T Der eigeue SDbn .. 9. Spen>
GERS.
8or etpa einem Sabre erl6ienen 8ra6D
uno 0folan, begIettet pOn0tram 6. Stout,
Der itcb fir etuen 8unbeSmari6aH alt8gob,
Bel .. 9. Spencer in Wfobatpt, N. g.,
un6 erfIdrten ibm, OaB Nntlagcn tpegen
8erleBung Der 8aufgeieBe gegen i'm pteDer
neu erboben ieten, nn0 6aB er na6 Chicago
8e6en miiiie, nm ft6 bort BEN 0eri6ten 3u
iteIen. Spencer uno feline 0attin glaub>
ten ben bret OtGnnern unO fragten bieiel>
ben, Ob es nibt m0glib. lei, bic Mngelcgenz
belt auf benz YergleicbSpege gu or6nen.
SeBt eri6ien Be Mttt Spencer nit Der @rz
++"NUh9T OAb ~ OONu ObuulonIIUuII UUb
Goof GountD ermG6tt8t lei, Die Qn9elegen>
belt Tiir $40, 900 3u or6nen.
Su benz @lauben, baB ibr etgensr So6n
ibnen aus ibrer 8ati6e belfen poue, Hberz
tru8en Sic Spencers an bic bier O1Gnner
@i8entbum im 8ertbe bon SAC, 900. 8al6
nacb Der lIebertragun8 merften bic Spens
cer'S iebo9, OoB fte bic Opfer elmer Ser
i6m0run8 getporben maren, unO baB ibr
etgener SObn babel cine !9auptrOue seiptelt
bate. Sic i~ibersaben bic 2tngeIegenbeit
einen NbOofaten, DEM e6 AUDI gelang, ibnen
$4,000 BON tbrem 9el6e tDieOer 81 erIan>
gen.
@e8en Sic 8erf9ip6rer fOu iebt bOrgez
0angen toerOen, unb 5tpor in Sen 8un6eSz
gericbten, ba Der Staotsanmalt bon Goof
Gonntp in Der 2tugelesenbeit ni9t8 me9r
tbun fam, neil ieit 8~e9ebung beS 8erbrez
6en8 bereitS cine 6rtit BON mebr olg ochtz
3ebn W}onatcn b~ergangen lit.
, 1894-09-08
Before Ausfaten ouf reinere
StrQBen.

0te @rbeit Der brei Sanitat5inIbeftoren
Der vGtotc Te6erotipn" begtnnt bereit8 glte
TriI6te SIT tra9en. Gritens cinmal bQben
bic 8eri9te berieIbcn Oa8 gr0Bere 9ubltz
fum aus ieiner 0letbgiiltigfcit alfge5
%rittteIt, 10 OaB jeBt 8eibpcr6en aber Na5z
I6iItgfetten ieitenS Der 2Lbfubr7G ontroctoren
nnb Der itGottiben Snipettoren nto1IenbaIt
einlalfen. 3peiten8 baben bic 8eridtc
Der Sn1peftoren Der yGtDic TeberQtion" Sic
8eamten 6es itG6tti1en StraBcnreiniz
9ungsoepartements SIT elmer regeren GbGz
tigfeit on8eitGbelt. Superinten0cu Sboz
ttelo bate nod am Mittmod Morgen nur
GOrte Der Gertngi6abun8 tit Die Special
Snipeftoren iibrtg, ieBt bat CT aber einges
1eben, 6aB nit beniclben ntcbt gu ipaBen lit.
@eltern lfabmttta8 berief 6err 66oftelb
feline idmmtliben Snipettoren at iiA uno
fteute tie tDe9en Der Don ben Snipcftoren
Der u@tDtc TeoerAtion" 8eriigten Nadblo1Itoz
felt sur 9teOe. Die 8eamten toaren nit
0uerlet @ntibul0i9ungeu BEL Der Soub.
Soerr S4oftcIb CAB tbnen Git berite6en, boB
ct in 3utunft gar feline @ntlcbuIOi0unqen
gelten lai1en tperoe.
Die !0erren &pm0n Sage, st. so. Gasleo
nnO Gnoere 8eamte Der y@ipic federation
be1cbdftt8en itcb 9esenpQrtt0 nit etnem
Blane 3ur Ge%rbrennung bon 0emiiQ. sic
fammeln 3unGcbit 9Gten ilber Bic Grfobz
run9e11, Die in on0eren StGbten nit Ser
Abtauoerbre1nung gema6t tporoen finb,
, 1894-09-08
Der Steuererb0hun9splan.
Giniee weitere i~nterefante 5ohIen.

Comptroller alderman bate geitern feline
@elegenbeit, nit ben Mtt9liebern 6es Nuss
i3uiies Ser itaatli6enS g euerauSglct6un9S7
bebOrbe fir GinidaBung be5 g6ert6es beS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auiammen3utreten,
I'm bcnielben feline YLGne fit bic GrbObun9
oeS SteueriabeS fir Goof GountD nDr5u7
le9en. 9te 0erren Steuereini6GBer botten
ft6 berettS inter bet Sb9ut zines @tlen1
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in einem BrioattDa98on
ouf cine SnipeftionStour b~egebcr. Wte e5
l9ctnt, batten Ite bon bet Nbit9t oeS Comp
trOuerS alderman Bin6 befomrnen u1o
marcn 6emielben aus Dem 8e9e 9e9an9cn.
6err alderman 9laubt, baB Die @tlen7
babn9eieui9aften allein Sen Otebrbetrag
oes StellerbetrageS, Der fiir bic 8eripaltlng
Der Sta0t gepitnibt miro, oufbrtn9en
%f6nntcn. Oa6urcb miirben Sic fletncren
@runbbeiiber Dor einem Steueroufl6la9e
beipabrt iperben, benn bieie iinb befanntlib
i9on i6lper genug nit Steuern belaitet,
pG6reno bas @tienbaDnei9entbum lGherlt9
nie6rtg ein9ci6dbt lit.
0err alderman bat cine Isabelle gum
Ger9lei6 Der SteueretnlbaBung in Der>
ibiebenen Stdbten ber 8ereinigtcn Staten
3uiammen0eite0t, peI0e gu intereiiante
Nufl6Liiie 9iebt, ais baB mir ie ~unlcren
2eiern DOrentbalten f0nnten.
0tele Isabelle felt li6 pte foIgt:
, 1894-09-08
Uus Duumon.

Die Mit8Iteber bes llnterItlBunossGoz
mites fir 8ulman betlogen fi6 barber,
DoB lieutenant QutncD bon ben ,@btcoqp
GUITARS" ii9 pOiitto meigert. 6as @elo
beraus5u9eben, tpeld)e8 Ser Grtrag zines
fiir3Iieb gu @uniten Der Streiter ab0ebalz
tenen untcrbaltnng er8ob. Gr beanttporz
tcte bic 6ra8e OeS @Omites nad6 Der 60be
Der Summe bamit, boB er ia9te, baS oinqc
&einen etrpas an, bod CAB er gu, baB Ct
ba6 @eIO uur fiir GronSportotionss 3pefe
gebrau6e. Sc bieB, baB Der 9lan betreffs
DrInbung elmer Tabrit in 2aniaS Don
Buuman ielbit berftamme, benz barum an
tbun iet, bic Streiter lbs 81 tperben.
, 1894-09-08
Die Rode ether eiferfadti9en Che
0atttn.

Sn 189 Grie Str. tpobnt 6os G6epodr
Qeatb. Srou Qeatb bate felt Ginger 3ett
tbre1 GbegemabL i'm 8er6a6t, Dem i'm
9fobbarbauie BON 1877 Grte Str. mobnen>
Ben SrGulein W1arp 8rob al3uniel Qlufz
merfiamfeit 81 idenfen. Sic befpa9te bas
8drben unb zines QIbenbS fanb tic 6a8ielz
ben btnter Der t6austDir aulammen u10
b0rte, tpie eS fir BEN ndblten Sag Gin
9tenbe5oou8 perabre6eten. DIS WtarD anu
nG6iten Sage iicb gum Steu6tcbeiu be-
9eben %tpoIte, folgte ibr in geptiier Gntz
f~ernung bic oufgeregte Tron 2eatb. Oies
merfte WfGrD uno frat iofort ben Gilfpeg
IN. 2lm Nbenb bieics TdgeS Il. Sept.)
bemaffnete fib bic tbrer Gimme nicbt me6r
mGchtige Sralt 2eatb nit elmer Geitgerte
un0 einem BGG6en rotben YfefferS llno
besab 1ib na6 Trduleiu 8rob's S6lafz
3tmmer. 9ort bearbeitete lie bic in g}e9=
Ligee beftn0li1e jun9e Dame uno tDarf, als
bic auf oaS @eicbret Der @epeiti6ten berz
beteilen6e Mutter fur Die Iocbter inter-
Oeniren mOute, tener Ger Wtutter) ben
Bfeffer in Sic Qugen. 9tur benz umitan6,
baB Srau 8roB NuScnolGier tru8, bat ie
es 81 oanfen, 00B tie ntht tbr Qtugenli4t
o%erliert. Sin tpenig Bfeffcr brong in's
re6te QWge unb peruriacbte baielbft cine
itarfe Gnt5inOnn9, 6reb. 8roB lteB ios
fort Trau 2eotb ouf Sic Q~tnflage Der Ser
unitaltung 6es Qluges ieiner Trau DerbQfz
ten. ODD ais Der San geftern Dor &ibter
Geriten aufgerufen tDuroe, 9lG13ten &lGger
uno Nngeflagte ourb NbWeienbeit unb 10
murbe Die 2~lnflage nte6er8ei6lagcn. SRI,
MarD 8rcB muB 3. 3. nod Die @obHung
bitten unb cs tpjrb etne 9eraume .3ett Derz
8eDen, bis bic 3eiben Der Durcbpeiti9ung
aus benz i90nen Geiicbt oeridwuA6en ietn
tper0en.
, 1894-09-08
1s9s1a
&5iIsI55szI9S
||I
fit Jeoermann.
fit 9ro6 ono Rlein.
}Gr Arm ono Rei6,
COnklin's
0omobm6
uubl11en Wiffttts,

Jitr 0as Jans entbdGt es nib'
fi6e 8ecepte aaer @rt, ansobeF
iber M}aB uns @ewi6t IT, m.
giir 8anfente siebt es 9tuf.
mluB lit sel6aftli9en unb seieb'
lt6en Trasen, 1Opie 09atb in 8uh.
fubruns unb tbren berI9iebenep
Spfemen,
Fir MedJaniker cine 3uiam.
u1enfeHung Der in ibr Sad 16Lo'
senoen me6anti6en Geiebe unb
aaer bentpIrbieen grfinounseu
un0 Mai9inen,
giir Den Oam0werker prattii6s
RatbI9lase unO ftatiitii9e Nn'
gaben.
Fir cen SanDrirtb Wttte'
runssreselu, 8Ooenfunoe, Gat6'
foliage fir Geaderung, 2anbmei'
Jung unS S%ebanOluns bon 8ieb,
Fir 0drtmer NnR6GlRe iiber
2ebensfdbi9teit Ser Gamenarten,
aetmen, @a6stbum Der 8aume &c.
5ir 1olitiker i~totiftil6e8 eri9t
lber 8ablen, 8ee5lterunss8abL
8orteisruppirungen.
5ir 5elabdnOler senaue MaB'
tabeaen.
Fir 9ndDbalter &e9nunss> unS
RahEtebeaen.
@s 1T itmSgIid, BEN reiben ST.
balt Sieles 9enObu6s AUDI nur
anndbern6 gu f6tGSern.
Seoes Sitter, ieber @tane unb
Seruf finSen BARN i9nea Gtatb
anb auf9lus.
Sasn fonint eine j31tfammens
iteAuns aaer tpidtisen aeIdiatl,
den Greisnife, iOpie seograpbdds
Angaben burb so feline 9ausfarteu
erlautert, ftatiitil9e 3uIammen.
fteaunssn iiber Gedi6te, gesSlfc
rlt11s nnb Die Grseuguiie aaer Gtaa,
ten Der union.
Sn alien Graser BON oaseuei.
mem Sntereiie ftnbet man bier ia
UerFdnSlider 5aHuns
AntrDort and 8eReRruns.
, 1894-09-08
Stoot.
@hicaao. Die apeiter66te Stabt, ftebt erfl

Gil Der ie6iten STEELE.
Ser Comptroller tpeiB nOcb ni3t, Ob ct
nod einen Geriu6 macben iOG, nm ben
Wit8ltebern Der Steueretnl
letne glGne bor5uIe8et.
Die SnlpeftiOn bes giienba6neissnz
tbumS GINGER 8a6nen in Chicago tpurOe
bon ben Wtit8licbern Der Steueretni6aBz
beb0rbe i'm 6anbumbreben beior9t. Die
Sreipdlie, ipclcbe it6 I'M 8eiib Der 6erren
bcfinoen iOQen, icbeinen mtn6eItens audi
einen fletnen @influB auf bteiefben aus
9eiibt 5u baben.
, 1894-09-08

- GorporattonsantpaIt @ubens reifte
geftern nab Wfa6inaD Sslanb an 6as
&ranfenlGger ieineS So6neS. Gr nir6
ipdteitens am Dtenito9 mieber 3uriid Iein.
, 1894-09-08

Ser SnbaIt Ser Qn3eisen BON 5oob'S
GariaporiQa mir6 b~eitGti9t bur9 Su6orlos,
melGe III Der 6inon5=Nelt Obne 2uitauO
occepttrt rparben. Oas iost beutlt6 9enu9,
baB 9oob's furtrt.
9oob's @t1Ien turiren aeberletOen,
@elbiuGt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
Asarshl.t. Say Th.y w.r. Clusb.s.

The International wOrkingmen's Assoeia-
tion, as the Anarchists who are not autono-
mists call themselves. were talking nAmboy-
sntly yesterday OF making complaints to the
Police Commissioners OF alleged abuse re-
eeiyed at the hands Of the police OF the Fifth
street station early on Sunday morning. They
had been commsmorating the anniversary OF
the Commune for at least the second time this
ball. Both the ballroom and the hall below
were hlled with German. French, Italian. and
bohemian Anarchists. with q few EnRlish-
speaking people among them. when. they al
leRe. Sergeant and several police men came
10. some time alter midnight, and cleared the
quicker The sunday Law was being violated
they say the Sergeant told them. Two men
assaulted The police deny that Vlols nee was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
coMkoYs,s LAsr IysUSINcs poLICE
Suit II ~ the Adnisistrster OF His
Con.sos-Law wife, Alice Smith.


s"'s % ~ ny the As"'sistrster OF HIS
Connos-Law Wife, Alice Smith.
An ,.tion y, Oh. .s,.,. =, A,,,o NJ su,., a..
s''on VI 'he es'A.e VI hnee in' cn'"' 'hs
alleged common-law vile ofSCol Henry g.
Comegys, to recover 81. 900 insurance on his
M. from tha Fid.,itv Mutual IN. A.sooI.,,o,
~ ,iVu 'ne i"oi'' "utuAi LILO hssocision
OF Philadelphia. was begun late yesterday AZ
ternoon before Justice Barrett and q jury in
.uo upi S ooui' mo eom'an' con'enos
that 'oL Comegys, VINO mad career OF diverse
fortunes. conceal cd from the company that he
had had att,cta n, vartioo .,d aI.o non,ona.
80 A. "1N e VI .i'ko e.u s'so eoh'ehus
that ne was dying from cirrhosis OF the liver
when he sought to protect by insurance the
woman who nassed n. his VIII Hs had nv,
"om.n ""V pa'.eu 10 his WIG no haa heAe
to nothing left Of his wrecked fortunes at the
judgments had been entered against him dur,
Ing the previous year. as well as against other
persons who had Joined in some OF his large
undsrtakin0s
IN, nk
Coi. Comegys was living at the boarding
house, 7 East Nineteenth street. whom n fire
occurred tb.r. on ne. 1900 xhI.h ,sis.a
. vee's,.a .nss on Zee H., =; ieo~. when IAsea
the suspicions OF tho flrs department pue
went on record A. among the unex platne cd fires.
Col Comepv. vas in.urad for 81 900 on bis
, S ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

Hssss.tss-s rat tSs Pr.s'ssrt Hrsy s,sa
hhe RIanA aearniernra Mn.

HHNENN9TAAN
w,.u,,oro,, M..ot 40 III. p.nd s.,s
nioraes bill reached the White House at $3.50
prs.,s.nt - 49, 49,. ~ .,,,, Mss c,.,s.
~ - nau .v ' " , WI ~, 49,
land. Representative Pearson OF Ohio. who
went to the trouble Of takinq the bill in per-
~. a. ~. yvh,,. tJa,,..-..,,sh ii..noo,nt.
son 70 .ne nhite useNas much u,sappoi. .t
RI. measure IN dslIvsrInS n into the hand. o,
tne Presioent ne voted aaainst tne f.ee
tIons would therefore hav. weight The
PSs.dsrt vii, hsv. nn,,I ,hs snsrnoor az
,I''ns a WI nsVs un,i .he aelnoVu II, " =.
tina IL will become Law vithout bis action,
Th... a. - . A.. .sis. $1,000
.,. -, VI, ieasvu W poie'u, ~"
soon. Both he and Secretary Carlisle have
h..n oyorrun ,vi,h sana,o,. .nd panre..nta.
tiyes urging the signing OF the bill.
tee on Coln.es on The Uonsa called an sscre-
tary Carlisle to-day at the Treasury In body
and urged him to advise the President to sign
the bill as a measure Of financial relief and
party expediency Among those who called
we're many Of the Congressman who last fall
voted for the repeal Of the sherman law They
Rssed their aaguments on the Ground n that ths
gaSg T. to the On ss
n that dlfecton; mn that Sst the si Il i becomes e
sired, would at least .fIord some relief and
show to their constitue nts that the Dem
Administration at Washington was not un;;
the Measure seriously. or iniuriouslS sffrect the
financial prosperity 81 the country.
The PRESIDENT emf is giving to this question ths
days occupied most Of his time "a reading the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
MAJ WHEAT TOUCHES 3-s
No Bull News at All TO Hold Up the Price,:
ssd IL Breaks the Record.

%
sad II Breaks the Record.
Once again wheat at the Produce Exchange
lsaped the old banks and made a new channel
for itself. reaching q lower level than was ever
before known In tho history OF the trade.
Liverpool dropped q half penny. Paris 10 CEN
times. and Berlin 2. mark. Antwerp was de-
pressed. Fine rains fell In the winter wheat
belt. and in the spring wheat region the
weather was very favorable for seeding. Tho
quantity on passage to Europe reached
IS. 744. 900 bushels. or 2.224. 900 bushels more
than a week ago. Bulls considered this rough.
The visible supply. It 10 true. fell OF $50 900
bushels but the bulls were not satisfied. The
visible Is now 1929, 900 bushels. which IL
pretty big line for dull market to swing.
Tho Hour trade Is unsatisfactory. Mime
apolis mills since Jan. have ground only 4:I
per cent, Of their capacity. and the Duluth
Navigation has opened unusually early. and
spring seeding at the Northwest is much ear
lier than last year. some adverse crop reports
sta. hut, nevertheless. those countries are
powerful com petitors with the Y nited States.
and they hurt the American farmer. The
dwindled to 10000 bushels. No one was anx-
BUYING was mostly to ever shorts or to hedge
No wonder. then. that the bulls. big and lit
lloisteins. got discouraged and threw their
wheat overheard. May was o. to o.. break
Ing the record by nearly half cent. and end
were lac to 15c higher than now. The sales OF
so%s now tssf that oG aS G%ss
winter wheat crop is now safe and will be the
isrgss,t on record 9 kansas sends reports that
cent. more than the largest crop ever harvest
cd. and Tour times as much as last years yield
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
THREE yEToEs FROM MIR. tI1CHIE

Sheriff ButtliaE Must Pay His Owa TeIs.
phsne Biiis-Armoriss Not to Be sold.
Three yetoes by Supervisor at Large FltchIe
were presented yesterday to the Kings county
Board OF Supervisors. The first was In disap-
prevail OF q bill for telephone service In the
Sheriff's ONCE on the ground that the Sheriff
should pay it himself The second was in ref
srence TO the bill OF Interpreter l. Crisells for
work for the CoronerA Mr.. Crlscills gets
81, 200 from the county as court interpreter.
and Mr. Fttehie thinks he should work for the
Coroners without additional com pen sation.
The third veto was against the resolution
providing that five supervisors should be APP
pointed as q Commission TO sell all the ATmo-
Mr.. fitchie says:
" II this resolution were permitted to be-
come operative IL would give opportunities for
fraud riyalling any yet ,perpetrated In the city
or county government"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20

Hugh Hamilton OF 10 Columbia place Brook
Ign. a marine architect formerly connected
with the Ward line Of steamships. was knocked
down yesterday by Broadway cable car. OPP
posite Rector street. Hamilton was on his
way home. and while crossing broadway
car So IN me Tn tS espis aS1 70 allow
down. and as Hamilton stepped back ward
Grlpman John Garriek put on the brakes. The
and knocked Hamilton down He was carried
into drug store. He had . bad cut on the top
clothes were soIlsd and torn. Dr. Forde Nor
gan dressed his wounds. and as he refused TO
make complaint against the RTiDman. Car
rick Was not arrested
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
OUR MINISTER'S WIFE.
soxs TBISGs WHICH SEE KNOWS Avn
TELLS.

The position occupied By the ministers wl,s
enables her to hear many things OF great in-
terest, and people are always interested in
what she SAYS
Mrs. Rev. W. b. worthing Of West Berlin. VI,
IL . most charming and estlmable lady. She
says:
last March I had the grippe. which left nv
stomach in such condition that II would not
digest anything.
II could not eat even baby food without tho
greatest distrese. My nerves were in q fear
fully wenk condition. and could sleer but
little. was also full Of rheumatism from head
to foot and ached awfully night and dar.
II was In terrible state. and feared should
never get well. Tried physicians and medi.
cines. but got no better. Having heard the
most astonishing reports Of the good done ~
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy,
1 determined to try that this time Instead Of
physicians.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-03-20
Asssa..,. Of oar Wa ship.

WASHINGTON. March lathe cruiser Ben
>ninRton reported at MOntsVideo this morning.
on her way from the Mediterranean to San
Francisco. whence she Is to 20 to duty In Bah
ring Sea Naval ofhesrs are delighted with the
speed she IL dSysloplnE on her long cruise.
gratihed that his directions to proceed without
delay have been go enthusiastically Interpreted
~ Commander Thomas At her present rate
the bsnninRton VIII almost certainly reach the
Alaskan coast before sealing commences.
eAbleErAm 10 the Navy Department an
nouness the arrival at Beirut Yesterday Of the
chicago. She will visit several Msditsrransan
ports and 10 expected to leave Gibraltar on
PEE sAy n9me about June ]. She will pToba-
early In April that vessel being now on her
WsJ uD the He'd Sea to the Suez Canal
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DIVER COULDN'T GET A DRINK.
Restaurant Keeper Kr~ss Tells Why He
and His Friends Were Arrested.

and HIS Friends Were Arrested.
Policeman william Dryer appeared Mt tbs
bar Of the General Sessions yesterday in full
uniform. at the resumption OF his trial upon
an Indictment charging him with assault in
the third degree and oppression in arresting
and locking up Henry Kress. keeper OF the
restaurant at ~ Nassau street. on June ID.
OF last year.
MIR. Kress testified that IL was his custom to
close his restaurant at $50 o'clock. On tho
evening OF June IL several business friends
were in the restaurant. among them Adolph
TuRendrich. Emil Haege. and Paul J. Felix.
At $3.50 o'clock Mr.. Kress was about to put
the key In tho lock OF the door, when Police
man Dwyer. in full uniform. entered. lie
asked for n drink and Mr.. Kress said that he
would not give him one. as he was about TO
close up. He also said that he would not give
Dryer drink any way and wanted him TO go
out OF the restaurant and keep out. Dwycr
SAID, SAID: ,,h you say that again. ( will lock you
Dwyer caught him by the LAPEL OF his coat.
Hr HaeRe said It was outrageous to treat Mr..
hress 10 that way. Ihersupon. Dwyer pushed
hhaege IN the stomach with his club knocking
Rwyer then started with Mr., Kress for tho
short distance MRS. Fuchs, who keeps a Saloon
near BY, said TO DIVER: You are a dirty loafer
Poiiesman's charge. BWyor arrested T'Y Mrs
Tuchs. Du.she was released at the station. Mr..
kress and Messrs. Tugentrich and Haege wers
locked up on charge OF disorderly conduct.
About hree-quarterS OF an hour afterwaTd,
when he had given Policeman Finken $40 TO
secure bondsman. they were released. In
the Tombs Police Court on the following
morning Justice RYAN fined Mr.. Kress So. and
dlscharged Tugsndrich and Haege. They then
vent to the Police Central ONCE. and Police
complaint against Dwyer
Adolph Tngendrich. Emil Haege. and Paul
j. Felix test cd In eorroboration OF Mr.. kreSs,
and the trial was adjourned until to-day.
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81. We. K.ssa.. nlr.L,. s,.,.r.

The relationship OF Mrs Hannah Linden as
the sister OF kaufman Hirsh was established
yesterday before Surrogate Arnold In the con-
test which Is pending In that court over the
will Of Mr.. HiTsh. HirSh died In December last
At the age Of 30 leaving fortune estimated TO
be worth half = million. He. like his father.
had bssa married twies. but both wives having
died. he spent the latter years q his life With
his brothers. wife. Mrl Fanny Hirsh He had
been known to soms Of his old AeQuAintGnoss
% Orasy Hirsh" Mira Linden Va. act cited
bate, but skS s1Gmiasd the viii and found that
shs had been left out Of IT, Glthe0Sh her bEoths 60
hta 9itsn ps9missd g provide ios her. Hsr
lLshed Il yesterday b. oral tsstimehy and hsE
contest Of the viii can 20 ca
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FourtA.sl... Postmaster. A.po,...s.

WASHINGTON. March la.-The total number
OF fourth class POstmasters appointed to-day
was forty-nine. OF which twenty seven were
to all vacancies caused by designations and
death. Among the appointments were the
New l0rk-G. browns. at Canaan -Four Corners.
Columbia county, wee ". a. Palmer, removed: A Il.
Van Deussn. At ClAVeTAck. Columbia county vice h
~ h.sfSs Is%ovsd' = Ho.IissI az cTssesnt. sara
Green River Columbia county. vice FloT.ns
blls. removed; ksnnssAer PAthsr. at German
Town. Columbia county. vice Edmund ROcks-
Teller removed; GsOrEs Van VIE, at JONES
VIE saratoga county. vice @. II. Shepard removed;
= CHASE AZ hlnelto, OswsgO eouhty vice l. l.
yonsk Iemoved Mrs A, Hoyt. at South Grssnned,
saratoga county vice r. s. barrow. removed; n ID.
SsdasL a. Maiden Bridge Columbia county vice II. z
New jersey 8. stroms at BArnsEat Ocean county
wee ", e. lamar. Jr, removed Hanna b. HArRroVe.
~ broun hlls. Burlington county vice W a. sInilh,
ssslsnsd Ne, L.nS EIts4 q P9msrsRis A.sstIe
NoedsVlle Mercer county. vice U. LAWYER Tsaignsd