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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15
IN TIE INTEREST or GOOD GOVERNMENT

\ number OF citizens Of the VIIIth IXth and
XlIlth Assembly districts met In the parlors Of
J.. J. Callahan. at No. GS West Eeventh-st.. last
evening. 10 effect temporary organization Of
Good Government Club +. and talk about the best
means OF promoting fair elections In the city. Mr.
Thomas. chairman Of Cub +. presided at the meet
ing. Alfred Il. Conkling talked about the Illegal
work OF the Tammany workers at the election
last fall and said II was not too early 10 get ready
for the systematic watching OF the polls the next
election. Members Of the Good Government Club
he said. should get acquainted with the voters in
their election districts and be ready to watch at
the polls on Election Day. He spoke OF the recent
convictions of inspectors OF election who violated
heir oath OF office at the election. and said that
with such a warning II would be possible TO see
that each legal voter voted once at the election and
had his vote counted as cast A resolution offered by
John y. Faure passed. declaring that an effort
to induce intelligent citizens to serve as IN
spec,ors Of election would be in the interest Of
good government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

Little Falls y. Y. Feb. 1A-As exciting 4 cH'Se
after burglars has occurred in ms part 81 "e
state in recent years was that when was Hii ~
Inrham's Ns this morning when pos" VI
twelve residents. iel by "Dan' Hooiey anu 'oh-
stable J. t. Sadcr ran down foar Albany Dur
iars Tho rrieorers gave their names a Michael
Wood John Baker. Michael O'DDnueH ana lSooert
Mclean The latter Is known as "Siin BOD anu
with O'Donnen divides his time between N'oi"y
and Troy. They We're chased four miles through
snowbanks from four 20 ten feet deep. ana ..i'i
49,. ,,,~s,,irl, Marty boon without sho;guns ana
reyolvers they would have had hand -to-nanl en-
counter with the thieves. The four blrS.ts "ie
tho same mon VINO broke into GT!less stor, IN
incham's Mills last Friday and stole S4o. non
thev were discovered this morning tirI " -
,bout "a blow omen the front door OF Guiir>
mace with powder Il Is believed they are wanted
n other cities for burgaries. They We're arrhlSned
before Justice My and held for the action OF me
Grand Jury.
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FUNERAL or JOHN b. LAMONT

Cortland. y. Y. Feb. 1.-THE funeral OF John
3. Lamont. father OF Secretary Lamont was held
in McGrawville this afternoon. and was largely
attended by the residents Of the county The
funeral services were conducted by the Rev Leslie
r. Groves OF Albany. the former pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church OF McGrawvllle There wa
singing by a quartet The pall-bearers were Dr. H.
C. Hendrck J.. II. McGraw. A. J. Sweet and
John Horton. 10 one was present f;. from Wash;
pgton except drrn President Lamont ana
beautiful wreaths Of lilies Of the VALLEY Mrs. Bry
physician also sent beautiful flowers. The burial
was In the McGrawville Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

that the property which is held in trust Tor az
Paget under the will Of her brother sSir ye value de-
nends unon the result OF the suit now pendlIs ia
the Supreme Court. brought by Mrs and charles
q Stevens as trustees under the Will OF a.
stevens That action is for an acconn,ins ri in
reenec, "a money received from hotel properties
since the death OF Henry l.. Stevens.
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THE ESTATE YIELDS NOTHING

An order was entered by Judge Andrews Of the
Supreme Court yesterday appointing Mrs. Marietta
r. Stevens trustee for her daughter. Mary Fsxe
Paget. under the trust created for her benefit by
the will OF her brother. Henry Lelden Stevens who
died in July; lSS; Mrs Stevens is appointed in
place Of Arthur Leary, the original trustee who
died some months ago. Lady Paget is the wife of
Arthur Henry Fttzroy Paget. and her residence is
given as No IS Belgrave Square London. England
Edward Lauterbach. her counsel. makes affidavit
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THE CASE or HIcCOUGHS CURED.

An operation performed yesterday on John
Carberry. OF No. % Webster-st. Newark who has
been suffering from hiccoughs for several weeks.
Dr. CRUDE a specialist of this city. removed sec
ton OF the inferior dental branch OF the inferior
maxillary nerve. The operation occupied thirty
minutes. Carberry not etherZed. The opera
tion, II was said, cured him.
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Crnthcrs.

A MEXICAN A,D ToHEIGT TEACHERS. AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. TEACHERS Tutors Governessea
&C.. 10 Colleges. schools ana Families. Apply 10
Ms. ". J. YOUNG FULTON y Union Square.
GE%CY Miriam Coyriore supplies tutors. professors.
"A teachers etc. In all de..s recommends
schools parents $50 5th-aye BOOK Riding cor Goth -
WANTED Teacher: English. piano. German. f'r pr
w tatc school, interview to-day. govern" ''"ffnAn.
French piano. soprano. confrlto ~nie's f'r city quar-
tr choir: companion. Miss UoNONANS Teachers
I.urcau. MusIcN AE.ncY. ~ l.a9t Itin-.t.
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TRYING TO SArE MoxEr on cAR LIcExsEs.

Controller Fitch has asked the Corporation Coun-
sci for an opinion whether the city can compel
che Third Avenue Railroad Company TO pay for its
car licenses for the year 1894 in advance The com
pany this year has refused 10 pay for it's car H.
censes for a longer period than six months. Hith-
erto IL has paid the years licenses In advance but
as II contempla;es using fewer cars when the cable
system is in proper working order IL can effect a
saving BY only paving It's licenses for six months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

reopen II next week. Instead Of Simply u'pp' now
tinp.ates as has been done heretofore, ",ork II
company will the material anu ",,nisha1
through the various processes until II - 'I H.,
many he new company viii employ depends upon
the settlement Of the tariff question: ne r r.s
manufacturers Of tin cans for preserVi"S P"'f'@N"
IN this city could keep the mill gong
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Ecenl Notices.

< tPREME cor RT. city and County Of New
) York Helen i. Van Meericse. Plaintiff against Min
y. Thouas formerly Minnie s. Hamilton. .rd Harry
! Thomas Mimi \. Thomas being oherwisc known as
J1rv l.ncr ard Minnie I4fchc. Irene 4. y J. edmond
and Paul X. Redmond A"r husband James g. Mitchell
and Henrietta \ Mitchell. hi@ wife. Amos Quachrui'-s
and Mary Quackcuh.ss his wife the nam" Mary being
fictitious. her real nnn" being unknown e. platinum.
H. IIaycls. John \. Irwin ana Frank Smith and
James MYERS Drcniauts Trial desired In M" city and
County Of New York. Amended and suppl mental sum
To the above named defendants:
You hereby summoned 10 answer thu Amended lnl
Supplemental complaint ~ ihls e. 20 n and 90 servo a
II The plaintiffs attorney within
days after Tho sryic" Of this summons "Ncusv"
the u tlcr. and boz 'lsc - failure t.
pear answer. Judgment VIII D." taken against you by
default for the relief demanded H. The complaint.
Dated November lith. lSt
LAMBERT 8. QrACKENBI'sI.
Plaintiff Attorney
Office and Postoflce address 80 l'3 broadway.
Ncw-NoIk city.
To Irene 4 V. Redmond. Defendant:
The foregoing Amended and supplemental Summons H.
10y publication. pursuant order ~
the Honorable George L. InTfaham. ~ the Justices
Supreme Court ~ IN" stat" 90 NcwNofk dated the
18th day 81 December 1893 and filed with the Au'nd@d
Supplemental Complaint IN tho Office II the clerk Of
the CITY county II Ncw-Nok. AZ tho County Court
House the city ~ New-i prk.
LAMBERT : QrACKENBTSIT.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Postoficc Address and once No lG3 broadway
Ncw-iprk city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-15

TIyPLATE MANUFA CTURE Nv BALTIMORE
Baltimore. Feb. IA (SpeciaD-The Baltimore Iron,
Steel and Tinplate Company has secured control OF
Coates & Cos rolling mill at Locust Point, and will
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rErOnDED MORTGAGES.

~ ch. rmi - Alfred GntwiiiiH n Jon's-st 2, ~
hr'l'lL Thomas. TO Hugh camp " $ Van :,
~ .''.' til.'' w Co. ''n'. . "
ln,s. nathan. - Aaron smith ''h-s'' OF ,oo
- ave. years. NV
Ei'rilAni lt"-t}. To- August l'H' fhhhh' 'i'"-
$50 ~ '' An ROAM ave. " uiTtthg's' H'.I., -"
iiriiiH.'r. Anna. o. mon TRUST 60" l''h- =. ~
49, " nf "fhaN". - y"trs lJr
Boar. Nmalic. tp Mary \ Ten Brock =, al. cN-
'.ut0is 3I--t tNAuha' itn-stl .:..-:.
E.ng'r. William. O. hunIr" state Bank. Nos l'' ~
and i'i West ~ -si.- '"o
'0nn'fs Rose. {" Hugh : cam. % van ''f- ~
lear l!lr" W W ECKER Iltc", years Id
D.ni. George Fr',l'rir Mdllehrook - nj.
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Dantlne Nraocmlcs.

A LEXANDER MACGREGOE's :Icndeisfohn Assembly
"A Rooms los J5th-st. Private lessons and classes
dancing.
n 70. T.. WALTER. lately returned from Europe.
VI Glasses and private Lessons In Society Dances daily.
t26 Columbus-ave. sOth and Slst SITS
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Ncw In bllcailons.

Twentieth Edition post pale FOR CSC. or stamps, .
THE HUMAN HAIR: Why it Fans or:
1 Turns Grey AMI the Remedy Ry Prot HARLEY
JAptrV 4 M IO%ti & 90. OH Arch s.. Pnii1..
pa Every ono should th. ltil- book Ahenaeum
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Gitn propcrtp for Sale.

A FINE DOWNTOWN business nronsrtv IN tho cboIc.
new aye.ns s district near Broadway; 25xi0o; nearly
building; all leased responsible
Rnnn rso,2VD; terms to suit Office OF ESTATE OE'
~Do"" fAfTAN 633 Broadway. mo brokeral
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REAL ESTATE.
pr-cr\rcS At THE EXCHANHEo'


Indications of improvement were again app" re"
3, ,bo roal estate market Yesterday. a whoe Eas'
side front in the Boulevard. between Eighty e's"'"
and Elchtv-ninth sts was offered by r. '. fa'"7''
M the Iiberty-st Exchange. The ola b'oo.''"e
dale Road ran through it, and all that "d' a,o
OF this section was a tax lease OF LOW year, i'
was active competition by small bids whic" o'' TO-
the price from $4,000 Up 70 $4,000 JACOB ha"So"
was tho buyer The executors OF the estate OF
S w Green offered through the same auc'o''e
No. Washins on Square Sailors Snug Haroor
lease It is AT ground rental Of $1,000 year. with
renewals The house rents for 5000 per a"nuil
The bidding ran from $4,000 to $1,000, wheh !" H.
Ingraham the buyer.
The most important sale at the Trinity Sa'esroofh
was by George Il. Read. who offered by order Oh
the Court. in partition Nos. 10 and % Ferry-st
This property belonged to the estate OF ROBINS
Blackburn a rich leather merchant. who died IN ISi'
Mrs Woodward wife Of General John h. Wood
ward was the plaintiff in the suit. No 10 ferr!
81 is a three story brick store on an irregular lot
Joseph Hecht * Son were the buyers for s-p'-Jp
The same firm took 40 % Ferry-st: lve.st0 oi
brick building, standing on lot ??Xlll lor S1Ov
Onc-hun 'red and siXtieih-st and JumeI d
p!3t Sx The plaintiff vas tae buyer ior
and-hfteenth-st, four-sory stone front house 'o'
9'X9~9; sold to planrn for $3.50 ,,,s.
Onc-hundred -eighth-st., four hve-st0ry ma
plot s5Xlou. The plaintiff was the buyer o lor
red-anl-twcnty-ninth-st. nve-story brick nat,
lot 2lllXN The plaintiff was the buyer for $lSVc;
dsD Nos II and - East One-hundrel sixteenth
st.. tHo fve-story brick flats. plot 6OxlO. The
plaintiff was the buyer for $4,000.
Henry -. Nnons * May. brokers. have sold for {:
". LTyster builder private dwelling. 25XG3 and
extension l02 No. p West Seventy-sixth-st foe
5000. 10 q. II. LOwcrre.
james T.. Gillia has sold to Elizabeth Graham a
hrovnstonc thrcc-story dwelling. 1SxJ2 No. 80 West
Eichty-eghih-st. Terms private. This makes three
houses Mr. Giliia has sold within five days, and is
the last Of those finished.
John " Stevens and W. g. J.. King. brokers.
have sold 10 Nhram {. Denman, No. III West one
hrty-f irst-st. 80 to James . Gla.
the plot 6OApD at the southwest corner OF Amster-
dan-avc. and Ninety-fJurth-st. Terms private:
Dunn Bros builders, have sold to William Ran
kin. builder. ~ $50 West Eighty-fourth-st: for
about $2GcOo This dwelling house Is one OF the
eleven thrce-stOry broWnstOne American basement
houses which Dunn Bros. have just completed
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Soonest. y, H. ana No - Hridgc-st; jefferson
e, l a"a o Sif f, to q Ad sale lel Xas. sOO'
Ktaner and wiz, To- Dominica Ehri~r and WIZ $500
5, No :, Aiea , G9tNs s5 5S Emu 9e 6se
n,"en9als r., - Oswald i I h mn;
same property, sIrc to same ,.........
c,. Y Mason to John J Duny. .............. 1880
i3' 5qa'er ana ar S %I5 u? & i,'T T1m@.
e Mot.achen and wife 10 Alex y Forman and
iis' i, r II ls5,-a'e i35ssSs Wm
H. 81 -2 r. ~ ~ i-'-9, . my 3Sie G rrTleot
m en-, +, W r. 5hl. 7xl,,o <hr.
tonier HyrucB To- Maurice OHrlcn............
a o"g.1 ' 8, p r"a a A %nR lciani
iann~ + s,ym'ur. 1890
susan i. loushran. ...............,. 25 80
I"le,r,n ...Y.."..... $3.50
W,sh6urn rc;rrcs. {, ifcrni,a AGsis; ....., 800
Jane pinrknev =, Howard Iinoiney..........
i32i =. - -, West Johannes Just ct al TO
sai.n.., and yifr To- Arno.I Kiln and ano 1900
i3'h-.t. 80 40 East. T'atcher Adams ana VIE ooo
F.r,s'.,,o W s. 90 Il = = io,,i-si I7xIco Taui
@ Decker and wife to Lombard Heibg and -,oo
,scnrilgo AMI Wa. :, il,nri Rufrner.... $1,000
s. Georges Cros ~, ger Erne+cliN Place;
johann jacobs e. Marion Humphity S..........
King-hrdg..tt'. &. 30 n ~ Terrace
Niew-,,c. Darius Cr'-n, to julius Goldschm.dt
'.N-.' 80 81 East. Aaron smith and VIE 70 $1,000
Nathan ga lopVO
1it.-f. y, 81 East Andrew Wcser 90 Mary
Wiser .-.----...---.-- ...--... 49,.
Lexington. ..," " g. 10 q - 53dat. 5N64.
e.. y Nsrifzau - Sarah y Ncritzan...-.... |
lp.l. 2lp6 q w % Hi-tN". lpsXltp.li.
Patrick Ryan 70 L"rta o. Healy.............. $500
i2F'h..t. t,p e ~ ts,-aye 2jNltp.li. Mar
rltrt OConn.r AMI husband % Nathan Kapan
iHi.f.ef n corner Maii-nn.nt 2jNi>. Frank
-cnl.f1er referee. William ! NicKlas...... b.0O0
~ i.t. 80 80 West. william IIo"Eg It al 20
Walter j Clark. b....... ............... l
Sam. property. Anu" kuhuc AMI another t. same
Convenience. ~ - 10 80 q = l@!-st 2DNlp. .
William / Cllr" 2, william ! Bailey .......... Omitted
1854 So. r.. l77.j = % = Amst"rlan-aye 32N
lu5G. d." Erlliey & turrlef 60 dimitedp 20 . -.
Aiflur.1t". corner Wii,am-si. 2'VsI5.
Wilton Anderson anI VIC 20 Victor Nizr'.. 900
Kiusslrllsc-at". s. i'n y Z Terrace
Ni,N-at". 2'v>l j Gollsrhm.dt and another 49,.
~ y f'ri-. -''N'
Van 'orrlr Place. g. iio q - Nick"-
f-'ce. o; fN7S. Perry Williams AMI VIE 10 $500
tf' MINORS. Law
Van C.r..ar Place. " d. 1910 r ot Wicker
Place. -. GN1J. % Thomas Brchal..... l.ooO
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gn6trnfiion.

For Young Lad's City.
T FRENCH ACADEMY. ~ Broadway.-Prof B"TS"-.
~ from Paris French instruction; no advance payment
daily classes. zoe Book 4iench CohFrFsA
tons" sale. %.
DOArDINC, AND DAY school. FOR GIRLS.
ID NO CO. 5IH-AVE.
Rev Or and Mrs CIiAS. II. GARDNER Principals
NJADrMOIsELIE VEITGN.
w SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL. BUILDING.
anI lC2 West 74thst.
TINE MISSES MEElNCTON announce n course ~ les.
i sons in the study OK Shakespeare. 20 BE- given ~
School llIth-si- The course
viii he conducted bv Nr. Osclr Fay Adams. Clrcua-
uIou application Winter term begins February l.
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Real estate 60 Cxebangs.

ID UsINEss PROPERTY. Jersey Cry well rented -
" eA''''S' ''' O1ner. C. O. MARTIN. Al wall-st
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THE MISSES EIY's SCHOOL FoR GIRLS.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
eSTH and Seth rs. NETWORK.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE
9Th and seth sTREBrs. NEw-YoRK
For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 20 Yves, ss,h-',.
9Th year PREPARES for COLLEGES scientific schools o.,
For Both Sexos-Cl,v
HFE1ITZ SCHOOL or LANGUAGES.
Is - Madison square Co;th ST ana Broadway.
Term begins now.
Musical Instruction.
NETEoPoTA;X;. CoLtEf OF MISC Cr ,vrr,c,
Ee,dence dctartren f,r nonresident students. DUDLEY
BUCK Pres. Abcr Res Parsons. vlce-Pres II. W.
o'''''' ~ 10 & = EAST ItrH.sr.. NETWORK
Brookyn.
TIE nBooEyN FaH GIL, IS. sFM 2n pen. T.
>. 1910 Mon'acue-sr. Brooklyn. =. y.
For Boys AMI Young MeH-C7nn'rv.
BoRDrHSiT%y"T y j. A %ijjIA'iifn N5ifAL
CAPT T. D. LANDoN. coMMANpANT
ELMwooD SCHOOL FOR noYs a, Mn;ora com : :.
their sons Viii prOnt l. ho aitanfas,s DT-fei
y ~ my ''''''' '"' -''''' = PGA~K HOVE sup,
T. EEEH4lp INsrlr,'rE, Freehold: y I'M y,at
u. h c Ga'5 .,,ad rI 1P,as T ss ss'''
MAKE YOURSELF \ Mi'UANicAL ENGfEErE
ohlncrv hy ;he method - HOME STUDY o, tie cor
fcsponleucc school ~ M"rh7r Srran' 'n "a u bcsn
students noel only hr boss frA. AMI write. u -.
crate charges. SEMI ~ fFe" circular.
NEWTON -. j. INSTITUTE Home lie AMI care
ms. ball. tennis. cluesulan dep, ] wilson 4 NJ Frin
THE PEEKsKUI MILITARY ACADEMY
COh year. Sen' Or Illustrated catalogue
JOHN :. -ILDEN. \. 81. ~ L.. FracipaL
For Young Lai!ce-Coua'ry
NJ oRRIsTowH SEw-JrHsI:f. MISS DASAs
w TOAEDfNG SCHOOL ~ Glns. College preparation;
resident. native French nni German teachers. special
III music AMI at. Tefms. 500
,VfII CATHEDRAL. SCHOOL. or ST. MARY
l GARDEN fIN. y Z
Advantages %.p-Ynrf special Instruction n NI.r
and AT COLLEGE Preparatory ana Elective courses <
study. Insar'iu.nf- now - %nifertsr. 1894.
Miss JVLlA IT, FAHWElj. Ir.'rip'L
TT he CAMBR1r,Gr School ron YOUNG LADIES
/ CAMBRIDGE. MASS.
Advantages OF Toston. Comforts or home. Small clas-es
NJ ARTiI GILMAN = The director.
&c HUIHoUsE- AVE. Hew-Haven. Conn.-wc-, End
ID institute School 'or CrlS. MIS-. and Ms Cady
principals. Send fOr circulars
Miscellaneous.
(,ARINET OF MINERALS Gems ani ''sv's. .ui'ei
" for schools. frr lhoogr sfu1ios. reasonne price.
with and drawers MINERALS. I1N -. Tribune
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USELESS AND WASTEFUL.
THAT is THE KIND OF WORK THE RAPID
TRANSIT COMMISSION IS DOING NOW.

1T HAS APPROVED THE WILSON Plan. YET IS
SPENDING LARGE SUMS OF MONEY OK TIE
RIDICULOUS BUSHE SCHEME-REA-
SONS WHY HALT SHOULD BE
CALLED At oNCE-ACTION
or THE BOARD OF
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For Boys and Young Mcn-City.
~ UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL. 20 West sf'h-s,
L Prepares colleges scieltihc schools
business Primary department -Four resident pupils received
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ilnfnrulsbeo Apartments 10 Get.
k<E NOR 4,

5.thst No. 353 West In very choice private boch
bet. Sth and 9th ayes recognized q h'ing the .,,.
BEST CONDUCTED APARTMENT HOI Sc IN the ClId1 .
Handsomely appointed apartments win every possl1lo
convenience: rent, 81 90 to 300 \ tenants only
Apply the premises. To HENRY ID. WlNANS q
MAY. CJ5 Fifth-aye.. cor 52d-st.
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CLYDE LINE.

4 OXIDE LINE.
"a CHART rcrON : c. the South and Southwest
ACKSONyIrIT and I'll Florida points
From pier q? f. T. foot OF Roosevetst D. p N,
CHEROKEE. tliay'
An steamers have passenger 2ccormofa'ons
WV. p CLYDE 6 co. General Asentsx
FLA CENT & pE,iN. FAST +. & p LINE va IASks.
GRIT so FRI. & PASsR LINE. via CHARLESToX.
r q; EtiEE. Zen $40 B'way, y \.
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For Both Sexcs--Cl.v
HFEIITZ School. or LANGUAGES
- - Madison Square (25th 81. anl Broadway.
Term begins
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IroRTU GERMAN LLOYD =. =. co.

n. TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
serya Il 90 rTsTiS ' MS % T. 90
Aurania.: March D m :. -, NJ ~ m
From Pier 80 North River To-. n, clar<sonst:
Cabin Massage $50 and upward Second cabin. $50 ana
upward. according 4 steamer and location -.
Storage tickets and from all parts o, Europe ~
very low rates freight AMI passage apply az 'ns
conipnny's Office. No. ; Bowling G~een New YORK..
VERNON IL. BROWN CO. General Agents
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yOT GUILTr or THE PAINTEKS DEATH.

Samuel McKeon. a carpenter, and Robert VIM
ters a plumber placed on trial In the court
OF over and Terminer yesterday charged WIN
nanslaughter. On July 20 they were empioyeu
with Bernard Achslcrod. painter, in the hhish-
ing OF a new building at Twenty-eighth-St' anu
Ninth-aye Ascherod had whiskers on his race
and the other two. II IL alleged, Joked roughly
with him. They pulled his whiskers anu "ou'u
not let him do his work properly. When ne re-
nonstrated II IS said. the two men poured chh
Of paint over his head and set fire to IL. Inc
painter screamed In agony and his tormeh'oia 81"
deavored then to put out the hames Aschicroo
was taken to the New-York Hospital. where ne
died from his Injuries.
The testimony OF witnesses who were ieho"
workmen with the two defendants and the dead
man developed different story from that brSught
ont I'm the police court and outlined Dy me o'a,e
- was shown that the three men with others nad
been drinking beer and were Thoroughly lrIeH"S
The dead man had painted tho head OF one OF me
others and In turn had his whiskers paintsed,, d
Tunning away in fun drop OF the paint 1eIl on
the fire that the plumber was using IN ms WIZ
and this connected with the mans beard:. re .
ing In the injuries which caused death; Inc '. ,
found q verdict Of not guilty without IcaV"s "'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-07
ELIZABETH.

mere was application made here yesterday 10
suose Mccormick by property owners OF Kosehe
~ special election TO be held. in order that inc
sAee may vote to be incorporated as borough
sa'cn VIII render it Independent OF Linden TOWN.
,S. p The petition was signed by more than one
eur. ''u OF all the taxpayers OF Rosellee Judge NC
-, "mick took the papers and ordered the special
'uon held on December IS. and appointed LOUIS
n 'iulford Horace s. Bachman and Stephen =.
&c, as commissioners TO supervise the election
On 'yWpe art Clark. aged eighteen badly stabbed
blsirwse onesday night at ElIzabethport by Thomas
kerss rom the breaking OF window in Stein
cuses ,.,asthers grocery No. I0j Bond-st He ac.
johrS LARK and two other lads-Jpe Hurley ana
upor sMicBride-of doing the damage. They. set
drew I'M Tor saying this. and young steinbefg
Chr knife from his pocket TO defend himself.
kcf n the ARRAY was cut in the arm. shoulder.
HI ALL. u ieit side. The latter Ia serious wound;
0j1hos,s was afterward arrested and i3 held
- lfS.s .oaii pending the result of Clark's wounds
',7''s Ocing locked up since 2 o'clock last Tues