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New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NEWS FROM TIE SUBURBS
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Colonel F. j. Mitchell of Yonkers, secretary oi
the Board or Managers OF the proposed Home ior
Dependent and Aged Veterans, returned Suhua!
night from oxford. Chenanso County, Where 'he'e
was meeting Of the Board. In the forenoon OF
Saturday they inspected a site which had De'''
offered them by the citizens o. that place. mlie
and a half northeast OF the town 1t comprises lVp
acres overlooking the Chcnaneo Rivera part oI
the Seclcy Farm. In the afternoon they heiu
meeting at the Rotchkss House and accepted 'ile
gift Three committees were appointed Ire hrS'
TO prepare general plans Of the home-compoSel oi
Colonel Mitchell of Yonkers; Mrs. Ellen putnam
OF Buffalo: George Treadwell Of Albany ana Rlch-
ard Curran Of Rochester: the second, to learn the
cost OF constructing and maintaining the proposed
horne-cornposed of Mrs. Sara c. MINK OF Hyld-
cuse; Richard Curran. o: Rochester, and Sarah -
Nichols OF New-York City; and the third 10 Iea'"
approximately the number OF persons the hoHle
will be called upon 10 acknowledgement OF
Mrs Kate f. Jones. Of Iion president Of the state
Women's Relief Corps Mrs. ANNIE IledrE, ol
Rochester and Mrs. sara C. Mlnk OF SyrdTttsT Syayt e.
These committees required by law 10 report ~
the Legislature within ten days aitet toe %
o erai i' Matthew H. Ellis made The opening address
at the fair which opened last nlshl a. u .
for the benefit OF the Yonkers Turn Nerein: Short
John Eylers and Fire Commissioner Johh roeIS1
Yesterday Thaddeus coleman Worhi,bbn Ia,
on the piledriver at Ludows pier. was hit on me me
head by pile that was bells holS,ei i III - 81
John's UosDital Edward paVen. o, No. fdfkeI-
ST. fell from the wall OF the new buildms al in aH
IL Warburton-aVc. and received severe SC"iP
wound lie was taken to -. JOsephs Hospital
Sister Charlotte 0Irs DrapfI)' sHISTm< IlSnrk
C,ity addressed the Christian EndeaVor society %
the bay Spring PRESBYTERIAN Church lns nisnS
William CLARK. jr. and Miss Marsare1 r,I, ,:
Asher both of this city. were inaTT,et on SATURDAY
night al 7:3O by the Rev Charles E Allsoh oa,i
70 become pastor OF the Nepperhan Avenue BapI5S I
Church. has accepted and VIII enter oroh MS
The Republicans win c hoa anqihT 4a The saSakeTs S
Iii ne e. p Vedder. Jerome Fisher ana j. r.
Hedges The Viola FootPon hslo Cdn' nn Saturday
,norning with the third team OF the TRINITY Schooi
~ XnH,7York and won by score of to o.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
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New York.
-Four Brooklyn stores.

We sell "T'ine OvercOats adver-
tised at Slj. We sell a thoroughly
good coat at this price (as good as any
body's, probably, but not fine coat.
Between $40 and 500 we'll show you
gentlcmcn's OvercoatS in which tue
most advanced ideas find expression.
Early last summer we placed import
orders for the piece goods from which
these coats are made; the same are
confined to US, and are unobtainable
elsewhere.
In fact. we doubt if equally costly
woolcns as those in our $50, $50 and
$50 overcOats have ever before been
cut into rcady-made garments.
Fashionable tailors demand from
$15 TO 500 for similar coats, and the
only mark of distinction between their
coats and ours is the label in the lining
of the coat.
You can judge champagncs by the
labels, perhaps. but not OvercOats.
smith Gray * cos Monthly" for october Is out.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
ORANGE

Patrick Lacey Albert Geser and William Monzcl.
hatters of Northheld were arrested at Orange
Sunday night charge OF highway robbery.
Yesterday morning they were committed TO await
the pleasure OF the Grand Jury. While Edward
Po.ardy Wallace Holum and another boy were
driving across the mountain on Saturday night
on their way home a hunting trip back of
Northiied. they stopped by the three men,
and obliged TO leave the wagon. The boys tired
TO prevent the men getting into the wagon, ahd
all were struck. Hollum was hit across the mead
with the whip and stunned. The men drove on
The police were informed and Sunday night the
men we're caught with the wagon in their pos
session. The boys guns were in the wagon when
IL was taken from them. Phey were missing when
the arrests were made. The boys Identified the
men The men say they wanted a ride. They have
not told what became OF the guns.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NEW JER.SE Y.
Jersey CRY.

Mrs Mary A. Norris. Of No. 70 Tuers-ave Jersey
Citv Yesterday caused her twenty-one-year-om son
Ernest 10 be arraigned before Police Justice PottS
on a charge Of retaining a box containing vauao.e
napers which ne refused TO surrender unless she
gave him a building and loan account WAich she
held She said her son was weak-minded which
e,o.er,ent was corroborated by her husband. The
Young man surrendered the box. and the case
was dismissed. Justice Potts advising me pareh,S ~
have their son removed TO an insane asylum MrS:
Norris said her son told her he would be glad II
she were dead. for then ne would be ab!e 70 ger
20 0oo Insurance on her life After being released
young Norris told the reporters that he took the
hoy 10 prevent his mother being swindled BY a
Pittsburg bucket-shop with which she dealt Ihis
Mrs Norris denied.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
MORE oUARRELLING IN THE CHURCH

The dissatisfaction among the old Bush"ick he-
formed Church members may be adjusted to-nikh'
at meeting Of a committee OF the North Chassis
which has been appointed to investigate the
trouble Pastor Hageman will be there ana so
will a large number OF the members OF the church.
10 tell their stories The choir loft over the pulpit
is stll in a dapidatcd condition Mr.. Mckee, one
Of the Building Committee. who Is also member
of the cons,story of the church and IN favor o. the
pastors idea relative TO the 'nuScaI "auf'S v I"'
services ON Saturday directed carpcntcr TO r"-
rair th. broken loft The sexton. SoHeld. who oi-
poses the pastor IN this idea, however reiusel 10
adrnit the carpenter
Al the close of the services on SUNDAY evening
somewhat exciting took place IN 'front.' oi me
pulpit Mr. Mckee called the sexton to account;
and in the controversy Pastor Hagenan Steip"h
down from the pulpit ana took part
"We'n soon have locks on that door. my
friend" he explained. and If you interfere with
them you'll be arrested -, -,
MIR C'ordes. Of the consistory: sided Win thc
eyton and finally announced his Intention oi
kcerng the church doors closed against carpenters
and all other intruders.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
MOUNT VERNON.

The Board of Directors of the Mount vernon
University Extension Club met on saturday hlshl
and arranged to begin the third winters course o1
lectures The first course Will be by Professor Johh
X Rees upon astronomy. and many OF the lectures
will be illustrated. The lectures last winter "ce
so Interesting that the organization increased IN
membership 10 more than oO and is expected that
there will be a much larger number THIS season.; IL
on0 enroll then the ticket Will ne ohy 81 80
ma r. there should be 225 members the course VIII
be only 81 80. The lectures will be gwen IN p the
Voung Mems Chris tian Association Hall. The Key
+ t. Nasseck was elected secretary and treasurer
- DR. Charles Z. Birch. the Republican nominee lor
Coroner is SO popu,ar that he is expected 10 run
ahead OF the ticket and will give material help 10
the entire county ticket.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
HOME NE US.

pPONINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hol Ei'7
,,.>-cvrcry United States District-Attorh-y
$780,, :, coxe Of Utica. FIFTH ANEN'E
r,xsenator James W. bradbury, OF Name
congressman H. J. Spooner. of Kho'e is''"r -
MAYOR Jacob Amos. of Syracuse ana he'''
riunungton United States Consul AT ','"t
mare Italy. HOLLAND-K Mo"tNo'' ,,r-p
of Boston, and Howard faui' oi 'o ,,ort.
~. y ,ttI 1udpe Nathaniel Shipman, OF Hart
ga VICTORIA-Her stump, superintendent
Of Immigration. WALDORf-oenerai ''eo,sV
Magee of watkins. y. g.. and Howard "oui1 "n'
ri,ss Anna could. WINDSOR Martin a. Knapp
of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Committee OF Severity mass-meeu"e'
Union. p. M ., ,.,cio
xoyorL and brooklyn Congregational A"soc'a
,io, Fast Conversational Church. brooklyn.
Medal of Honor Legion ConVe"tioh' lio''"''
House
Rapid Transit Commissioners, , p III.
Eoard of Aldermen. city Hail. p III
Police and Pilot Commissioners meo'''sS' .,.
r..i, r,oss-meeting Academy OF Music
Brooklyn, p. m. 49,, t,u .
salvation Army celebrations Association nan =
, m Carresie Music Hail. 1:$o p m
Republican General Committee Oh i''''''''''
County, Siaplcton. =. IN. .....
Dinner to the Rev. VI. ~. c. Wright hotei a"No!'
IN
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
FAIR FOR 4 JEWISH OONGREGA TIOY.

The Choral Society OF the Reformed Jew Con
gregation "Iiand-i Hand" gave enjoyable per
fOrmancc OF vocal ana Instrumental music and rccl
tatiOns at Republican Hail. No. 2CG3 Thrd-ayc.
last night After thu concert pound party was
held, and, IN applause and laughter number of
mysterious parcels were auctlOned OF. On the
principle that things seldom what they seem"
the siNcrs OF the parcels ha made them up When
the auction had been ended ii found that so
had been rca !Zri. Then the floor ccdrcd FOR
dancing the amateur Ortn' Of ia" choral society
furnishing the music. Later 4 supper served
To the efforts OF Miss Johanna WeuYats and Miss
Ella llaub much of the success Of the evening is
due. The money Will be- given TO the building fund
Of the congregation. the members OF which try
Ing 10 erect permanent home for the Hand in
Hand
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
toh... f al, in 1eavening powcr-Iatest U.s. Govt Report
R&<5>A! J q! Rskl|;& Rskds&'!
ABSOLUTELY pURE
DIR. NCORD DID NOT ELOPE.
THE BRIDES MOTHER WAS PRESENT AT THE
MARRIAGE

THE BRIDES MOTHER WAS PRESENT AT THE
MARRIAGE.
From The bridgeport Sunday Herald. OCTOBER N'
The New-Haven papers have been all at sea over
the circumstances surrounding the inairasJ ~ "a
Huga Copeland McCord. formerly OF this cl'y .,il anu
Miss Rose DAYTON, an assistant IN MS .\eW-ti4N cn
Office and the dispatches from New itaVen, nav
been erroneous in the extreme. Dr. Mct ora &C
quantance with his wife dates back 10 iaSt 'Iy ny
when he purchased the medical institute VI ~
Jc;sett. in Chapel-st /,,,...
The woman was then employed there. Character-
izlng the marriage an elopement Is aD;uru, dS
Miss Daytons mother witness 10 the cete-
rlony although DR.. McCOrd's family did NOT know
Of the event at the time and at present know moth
ing Of his whereabouts, ana they nave SUN
cient evidence 70 brand the more important pollhs
cf the New Haven stories as fa,se. 70 dispose OF
the eopement theory the following lettsr, WILL, d
New York. 10 Dr McCOrls mother Is pubIshed'
Dear Mrs. McCord: In reply to your note OF IN
ouiry I would say Dr. MccOrd was Tarrie1 Dy me
to Miss Drvton IN Trinity Church on the oth ilst s.
and that the mother OF the bride was one OF the
witnesses Of the ceremony. ! am very tTq,y THY yours
Priest Assistant OF Trinity Church
October TO- 129i
Mr.. McCords brother said last night that me
statement To- the effect that the Doctors wiie dled
of carh1iic acid poisoning At Portland, ore, u un
true she being In New-York C.ty at the time oi
her death cdrDOic acld having nothing 10 uo VIZ"
Another published error was tho announcement
that Dr. McCorl is son Of the late Jonn McCord
The Doctors :her IS still alive and well.
pr Nc, ord worked his way through Yale. Ac-
cording 20 the brother. his college expenses were
paid 10y tn" father, who found an abundance OF
debts behind after the Doctor left school
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
PAYON\E.

The Consolidated Traction Company has at last
been brought to terms by the Bayonne Board OF
Councimen regarding the equipment OF the ears on
its line through that city with proper lfe-saVing
tenders At the last meeting of the Council II passed
q resolution informing the corporation That acton
20 repeal the franCnise-grantng ordinance would De
taken in the company fails by December 70
fender Yesterday afternoon the Bayonne city au-
,hOriues received notice from the company that IL
had awarded contract for the Tenders specNled.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
ALL K1yDs or rCnsrrrE ~ oyE SToRE

The DE Graaf * Taylor Company. dei.er" ia AL
kinds OF furniture. al Nos. !. ana ~ West -Four
tecnth--t have an interesting Establishment thdt
wel repays 4 visit Il c>leuIs from Fourteenth
through 10 Fli;,cuth-si.. an! has ~ co""'i''7
floors nn,! with household paraphcrnH.4'- Ih'fr
Al, beds tables AMI chdlr' ~ hiAr', i1th's1hy'
oak and curly maple. VITA various oih"f tn.Is~
IN various other materials. The brass !ii"ltui"
il al brought over from Birmingham. The "o-4
is either Imported or, Ia some cases. designer Dy
the Je Graaf q Taylor arihcers. one II thcF
chairs the Manhattan j. said TO y" about the most
popular in the world. and Is certainly ai.Az.ney
comfortable The company supplies them - 'he
Trade itself. There also many Ingenious com
blnat!ons Of wardrobe and airoirr. Of brass and
mahogany IN Louis Quinze. N'rnis Martin cabI-
nct-. chifonlcrs. chcva glasses china c."s~i' ana
tables for every room IN ""c house. Desks are u
great specially. ranging from the merely ornamen"
IL the merely useful A. W.h the beds. tl- iaVurte
woods are oak and mahogany, closely followed Dy
birch ami curly maple. one double row 81 dining
tables extends from street to street, with numerous
sidcboards 10 keep them company. 1nc DE- fTaii
a. Taylor Company report mat they sell large NUN
bcrs Of thrs,. though 1t Is ony far lp hdd. ior
the sake of New-YOfks reputation for "rdiiti'h
that. II anything. the bookcases are even more
generally sought AFTER.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
A TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT" FOR MISS WILDER

The friends Of Jennie g. wilder have volunteered
to give II testimonial benefit to her on Thursday
evening October g. at Scottish Rite Hall. Madison
ave and Twenty -nnth-st. beginning at O'Clock.
Miss wilder has been III all summer Tickets 81
each. can be purchased from Kate VI. BOstwick.
chairman Ticket Committee 80. 5i2 Putnam ave.
Brooklyn. Nine Janauschck lncz Harmon skirt
dancerJ Qucenie Nassar Mrs. Emma Dunnng
Hanks Mrs. Ella Griffith Green Pouchez. MISS
Coghian 0tosc COghlans sister ana many well
known professional artists and society women viii
take part in Interesting programme Dancing
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE L. s. EXPRESS DIrIDExDs PASSED

Thomas c. Platt president OF the United States
Express Company. has issued a circular to stock
holders, in which he says that at a meeting OF
the board OF directors of the company, held on
October 10, the following preamble and rcsou-
tions adopted:
whereas, the recent protracted strikes upon
the railroads, and the depression In the general
business of the country have so affected this COM
pany as to cause heavy falling of In Its traffic
Resolved That this board deems il inexpedient
at this time TO declare any dividend upon Its stock.
to every stOckholder Of the company"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
DANGER FOE THE WHISEEY TRUST

S. NJ. Rice. q director Of the National Dstribu-
ting Company. has issued a circular which shows
that the Distilling and Cattle Feeding Company
will be hard pushed by the independent distillers
The capacity OF antitrust dstilleries. Mr.. Rice
says. is 5000 bushels daily. that there seems to
be no danger that they cannot supply the trade.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
THE MOVEMENTS Of STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.

Steamer Bunon dD Ferguson. from New-York october
:. hrrved at liverpool October Il.
Steamer Bergenscrcn tNop. Mortensen. from NewYork
October l. arrived Dartmouth October 81.
Steamer Ecnmohr tIr. Clark. from NewYOrk october
o. arrived at lclth October -
Steamer De Bay nD Yeats from NewYork October
2. arrived at Londonderry October -
Steamer Polynesia ,ticr) Schrot"r. from Stettin
New York. passed Dunnet Head October 90
Steamer Trave ticr Sander from New ork via South
amptOn arrived AZ Southampton October 30.
Steamer Neustria Hr Eriand from New-York October
j. arrived at Marseil-@ October 20.
Steamer Condo Wifrrdo tSpan). Andraco. from New
York September %I arrived at Barcelona October Is.
Steamer Panama tFr). Chabot from New York October
g. arrived FAuilac october -
Steamer Ocyenum tporD Jansen, smiled from IIueiva
for New-York October iG
Steamer Arno utaD sailed from Naples for New-York
October II.
Steamer Kendall dD Bennett. from New York septem-
Der 20. arrived at Alden October -.
Steamer rummond tfir). Miles from August
cS. arrived at Cape iown September %.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NEWARK.

Mrs Marie Russo who shot and wounied Pas
ouale Juliano. in her apartments in Dritt-st' was
sentenced in the courts yesterday 10 five years IN
States prison.
The flag over City Hall was placed at half mast
Yesterday on account of the death OF Mr.. Bedie
A delegation OF cioakmakers from New OK
house of J. {. Peard. manager for a New York
cloakmaking firm in Oratcn-st.. near Grafton ave
Iellard has placed machines in his house and Was
getting work The object Of the visitors ;r, %i,
the police were sent for TO protect the house.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
AMERICANS STA YIyG ~ ENGLAND

Some Americans recently registered at leading
English hotels are
Alelphi Hotel. Liverpool-Mrs G.. NJ Pullman and
family Chicago; MIR. ana Mrs. q I.aIhrop Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs Nelson Morris and Miss Morris. Ch-
cago. Mr.. and Mrs. a. ID. Juilliard. New-York; {;
Or. and Mrs. j. T. French and family, New York /:
!. W. Cochrane, Nev-York; Mrs. George r.. Dodge
and the Misses Dodge New-York: Mr.. and Mrs
]. 8 Young and family, NewYork.
Savoy Hotel. London--Howard Could New-York; 4;
Miss Could New-York; f. NJ Singer and family
New-York S {. Welsh and family. New-York; |;
r. G. Rogers and family. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
WruNtsnAY. OCTOBER -
HHIPPING NEUS
PORT OF HEW-YORK MONDAY. OCTOBER -. 1891
ARRIVED.

pDf.r OF SEN YORK. MONDAY. OCTOBER - lN'i
ARRIVED.
Steamer Berlin Gir. Lewis Southampton october l3.
vI' ml.. la3 cabin and - passenger 90 the
steamer state ~ california ,3D. Braes. Glasgow. oc
t0i,er T.. Londonderry H. with mAse ia cabin and 10
rt.-rar. pls,us,ss ~ Austin Baldwin Co Arrived At
steamer Soar ,;er, Kes-ler Hr,rnen october r. South
niupIu - wl'. niisr ~ cabin and ~ si""raf" ssen-
steamer Kals,i Wilhelm II "er, St'fmrr. Genoa Oc-
H. with tnisc u. cabin and - steer
age p.-ug~is o. ocfichs Co. Arrived AZ the Bar AT
ST., 'n,rr sue4 diu IIggnlo,ham Iiuelva october :.
prrlfcs Nayor 4 CO.. Ness" 20 mrstcr Ar
rived IT the Bar = : 30 a. m.
Steamer NarlnJa dlo. Langion Malaga September -.
Almeril October 4 with mdsr 2, Barber Go. Arrived
ar T. m. list and nnchorel Of dense fog.
Galie, dl.N. IrAhwalte. RIO IRneiro octo-
hrr l. Bahia e. irfnambucp !. - Lucia II. with mdsr
passengers lusk Jeyons. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Advance Beers Colon october II. with mise
cabin passengers - stamford Parry. Heron &
90. Arrived NJ the Bar at 800 p
4. Tamplco IS. Cam?eche H. rregrc>p 70. Havana 49,
with md-, and - passengers 10 James l. Ward Go.
Arrived AT IN" Bar AZ $40 m.
steamer Bermuda ,lip. Scott. Barhtoes October IL.
with mdse and passengers q 4 r. Outerlrldye N Co
Arrived at the Bar a. As
steamer Ethelred UiD. Hopkins Port Antonio October
49, Annnto Bay H. Fort Maria 10. with mdse 10 Mones
& CO. Arrived NJ thc Bar a 1890 a
II Eip. quick New orleans days with mdSe
t. = Van Sl,olc.
steamer stat. u Texas IIlA Fcrnnndinn. Fla. via
brunswick. Ga. with mise and passengers TO IL
steamer Maverick Rutcli PhiIalcpha for Boston
Bark Edward Kiddrr u Sayr"sport Pnrke Hong KonS
l5l day. with mise to Won Pustau x co. vessel 70
sandy Iiook oct 22-wnd east moderate breeze;
cloudy nnd hazy.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
A NEW COMMISSIONER OF EDUCATION.

Mayor Schieren appointed George T. Nostrand OF
Cropsey-aye.. in the Thirtieh Ward, member
Of the Board OF Education yesterday in the place
left vacant by the resignation of General Horatio
c. King Mr.. Nostrand is the first member OF the
board from the Ihrtleth Ward. He is about thirty
years old. a bachelor ana Republican. He ~ In
terestei in real estate matters In Van clt Manor.
The term for which he has been appointed Will
nj in
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23

The circular charges the Dstilling COMPANY WIN
every bit OF which has been taken from the pock-
cts Of the trade. the circular says, through au-
vances in the price OF spirits. -.
Mr. Rice says that he represents capacity OF
90 90 bushels, or nearly 10000 gallons day.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
NFW-ROCHFLLE.

An incendiary fire in New-Rochelle at O'Clock
Yesterday morning destroyed the cafe OF Frank
Jarvis. in Hugenot-s,., opposite the Postoihce. II
Is estimated that the damage will amount 10 $IN9
;The caf was closed when the fire was discovered
and there was every indication that the hre vas 'he
work OF fire bugs
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

FXANINED IN COURT BY HER MOTHER.
q, SAD MEETING FOR MISS SCHOOLING. WHO Is
CHARGED WITH THEFT-siE TELLS HOW
SIZE WAS LED TO STEAL.
Emma Schooling. the young woman who vas ar
rested on Saturday by Detective Hayes on charse
of ATTEMPTING II steal a diamond pin from Herman
Gunllach a leweller. at No. 532 Bediord-aVe' was
arralgned again YESTERDAY n the Lee Avenue Foice
Court When the prisoner was lea from ue pc"
sne saw her mother for the first time since "e'
arrest Throwing herself into her mothers arms
she sobbed bitterly
Before the arraignment Mrs. Schooling handed
Ius,ice Goeting letter requesting that he question
her as 10 where the girl got her good clothes "h'ch
she was wearing. and also who induced her 10 S'e''
Mrs Schooling had never seen the lne garments
which Emma wore until Yesterday she had leit
the house each day dressed In caiico dFess an"
felt nat. which she changed somewhere for costly
attire Emma told the Court that she had puf-
chased the clothes with the money realized on the
articles which she had stolen and pawned.
There were three additional charges against the
girl They were made by Adams & CO.. AUGUST D.
Glessner Of No. G5i Broadway, and Henry Batter
man To two Of these charges the young woman
pleaded guilty, but she denied S'ea4I"s an! INNS
from Geissncr.
Mrs Schooling was directed to question her daush-
ter herself Turning the girl. the mother SAID:
Emma YOU were always brought up honest.
Now. tell your hear-broken ino'her VINO 'o'' you -
steal. . .a.iiol.
bursting with tears the young woman fepHCCI:
Mamma Mrs Siegcr who lives at No. eUb Grand
St. tod me to steal one day she took me ana ,l her
daughter out to look FOR work. and she tod me no"
casv II was 70 steal ! pawned some OF tne thinEs
! stole. and other; rave 70 woman hV'ns al
South Fourth and Hooper SITS. . .
The girl admitted leaving her Old clothes IN a
store at Hooper and south Fourth SITS Justice
Go-ttng then committed Emma 10 jail 10 d"H'
the action OF the Grand Jury.
As the girl was being led back to the prisoners
non Mrs Schooling embraced her daughter ana aIter
kissing her good6y. handed her a small iiibe "Real
this my daughter. while YOU are in jai, 'ne std.
Tho Seser woman lives in the rear OF No. 40
Grind-st with her husband When seen she de-
cared that Emma must BE- crazy 10 MAKE Such ac-
creations against her. The girl. she SAID, rcdi
''trashy" novels. and one time she and two com,
t,n,na is the eX-resdent OF the Consistory of the
Cd Rushwick Reformed Church and is one of the
,ai,.re
New-York tribune., 1894-10-23
CLEARED.

steamer Trinidad Gt0. Fraser. Hamilton. bermuda
y T. Oufcrhliigc ~ Go.
Steamer Richmond. B.akruan. Newport News and
KchmYud- Od Dominion - 60.
seminole. Chichester Charleston and Jackson
Yi!l--W T. clyde 60.
steamer Northern Light uIr, Parton. Dover o.
G,cpcl 4 Trubo
Steamer Kansas city. Fisher. Savannah-R l. Walker
steamer Philadelphia Chambers i4l ,iuayra, Puerto
Cab.lp and Curacao Boulton. Bliss & Dalictt.
steamer Bowie u}D. Thomson. IAVcgrnol-u VI Kersty
steamer Co.ofad0 (IU Abbott. Hun Sandcr.+,h SON
Bark Sussex 'Hp, Malcolm. Iadlng. SUM " Phyfr
a
BIS scul. Moody 81 Johns. F!a-Parsons. Barnes &
Irudlcton.
SAILED
Steamer Mexican Prince Hjp. Pernambuco Rio
Jaa~Irp and santos Delaware OlrD. Dover orders
Haloeu daD. NrW-Orleans Europe dr London; Rich
monl, Newport News and Richmond. tity OF lBrming
ham