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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

THE DEATH OF MRS. ARMSTRONG. FORMERLY
COMsTOCK. IN KANSAS CITY. BRINGS UP
THE SHOOTING OF THEODORE LARBIG
BY DARWIN J. MEsERoLE.
The death Of Mrs. Dovie Armstrong. formerly
Comstock. in Kansas City. Mo-. Monday. re-
calls Of the most sensational murder trials In
Brooklyn in recent years. This the shooting OF
Theodore Larb!g at No. 37S Sackett-st.. by OAR
win J. Meserole 1t occurred June e. 1891.
Young Meserole whose father General J. V. Meser
ole. is president Of the Williamsburg Savings Bank.
was acquitted at his trial on the ground Of self
defence. Mrs. Comstock the daughter OF
Weir Forney OF Washington, a brother Of Colonel
J. W. Forney. founder of THE Philadelphia Press.
She had been married to Walter s. Comstock in
Washington In 1884, and they had lived in Provi-
denca. where her husband secured divorce from
her. She afterward lived In a notorious house.
and later went to New-York where young Meseroe
met her. Some time after he met her his parents
sent him to Europe. Upon his return he went TO
board In the fiat where Mrs Comstock lived. as
his parents out OF the city. In his absence
Mrs. Comstock had made the acquaintance OF Lar
big. married man. living with his wife and two
children by at No 2s Second-st. The latter did
not regard the presence of Meserole at the Hat with
favor, and followed him and Mrs. Comstock to
Coney Island June 81 While they were at din
ner he passed near them. When they returned to
the city he watching the house, and soon after
they entered II he appeared.
stormy interview took place between Mrs Com
stock and Larbig Meserole who in an ad-
joining room. heard the woman cry for help. When
Meserole entered the room. Larbig had her by the
throat and Meserole tried to rescue her. larbg
turned upon him. and Meseroe fired two shots.
which proved fatal.
Meseroie and Mrs. Comstock surrendered them
selves at the nearest police station. At Meseroles
trial before Judge Cullen he was defended by w ).
Gaynor. who alleged that the prisoner shot Iaros
to defend his life and that of Mrs Comstock
The latter was a witness in the case. The Jury
a
Mrs. Comstock dismissed She left the city
with her father. and 1t was supposed she had re-
formed. until the of her death In a cell to
which she had been sent for drunkenness was re-
ceived
Young Meserole became member OF plymouth
Church after his acquittal. and has devoted him
self to work for the unfortunate. He is the head
of the Brooklyn Home Of Industry. at Fatbush-ave.
and Safest. which aids reformed convcts He
said yesterday that he had not seen or heard OF
Mrs Comstock since his trial. and he dii not know
how she came to have the name Armstrong lie
did to say anything aLut her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
GENERAL BOOTH WELCOMED IN ST. LOUIS.

GENERAL BOOTH WELCOMED Nv ST LOUIS.
ST. Louis. Dec 4-General Booth arrived here
this morning Members OF the Salvation Army and
a reception committee OF citizens welcomed the
General. The clergy extended welcome at the
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church At 3
o'clock the business men gave reception to Cen
era Booth at the Mercantile Club. This evening
the Salvation Army marched to Exposition Hall,
where Mayor Walbridge welcomed them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
THE GOLDEN HOUSE.

s,orv Nv CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER Author OF
"A Little Journey In the World etc illustrated oy
W T. smedley. svo Half Leather Ornamental
Uncut Edges and Gilt Top. 81 0o
II 1, somewhat fact that until the appea'a"
OF THE Golden House in Harpers Magazine the ''e Vi
New-York CITY, in Its extremes Of wealth ana poverty
had never been made the subject Of serious study ana
realistic handling by a novelist Perhaps no other "ea
has been NOR thoroughly cultivated by tho writer's Oh
short stories and sketches satres and sentimental OF "
satona inventions have been In abundance o"' Dc
fore this no successful effort to realize In the ne" man
nor Of conscientious literary workmen. the CIVIC Ire az
uho.,he whole care and carelessness OF 1.-THE wnoie
light and shade OF 1.-THE shallow selhshness on the one
hand and on hand the fine and deep ana '"'e
helpfuiness cf IT, Mr.. Warmers mover may "'e'
with Justice be called the American novel OF the year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
EDITORS INVITED TO ACRSOyvILLE.

jacksonville Fla. Dec. (speciaD.-A telegram
was sent to-day by Mayor Fletcher. OF this city.
to the Executive Committee OF the National Edi-
torial Association the Auditorium Hotel In Chi
cago Offering the freedom OF Jacksonville to the
association for IT'S next annual meeting and In
forming the committee that 5000 will be raised
for this purpose ST. Augustine will probably raise
It's bid and send a delegation TO make arguments
before the committee next Thursday There Is war
to the knife between the two cities The Flagler
interests back ST. Augustine and that city Is de-
termined TO win.
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THE COURTS.
HAMPTON MUST DIE.

THE COURT OF APPEALS AFFIRMs THE SENTENCE
~ OF THE LOWER COURT-H1s CRIME.
Albany Dec 4-The Court Of Appeals to-day al
frmed with costs the judgment OF the lower court
in the case Of the People against David Hampton
anneIlant This was an appeal from a judgment
of the Court Of General Sessions OF New-horN
sentencing the appellant to death for having muir
dered Anneta A. Ahrens for her hoardlngs Dy STD Th
hing her in the neck December ~, loJ-; me
victim was widow nearly eighty years old' ana
lived at No. 424 West Fifty-fourth-st. New-forH
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REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
nv Patterson J.

BY Patterson. J.
BERNARD VS. Bernard-John II. Pine.
United States Trust Company VS.. Freundenthal-Iloyd
Mex. Garrison. -
Mutual Life insurance Company Mehrbach-wlliam
b. Anderson.
Hendricks VS. Hendricks-Hamilton Odell.
Union Trust Company Cramm-Lawrence Godkin.
Bowers Hepper-Henry N. Alexander.
Wiley VS. Meyer-Appeton Clarke.
BY Lawrence. j.
McShane g. Sulvan-wlliam +. Kimber.
Pleas.
BY BischoH. jr.. J.
Matter Of Jacocks a. Co.-Richard NJ. Henry.
Superior Court.
BY Gildersleeve. J.
Youmans Manhattan Railway Company-C;ilbert NJ.
Speir. .
Jacquen Manhattan Railway Company-Gilbert NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
ROBERT ROSS WILL HAVE A MONUMENT.

Troy n y Dec. 4-The Rensselaer, County
Board OF Supervisors this afternoon granted per-
mission TO the Robert Ross Memorial Association. OF
this city to erect the monument Robert Ross
the grounds about the new courthouse Some time
ago the Park Commissioners OF the city refused
request from the association for permission to erect
the monument In one Of the parks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
ADOPTING THE INDIVIDUAL CUP.

Troy, ~ V. Dec. 4-The First Methodist Church
OF Lansingburg last evening decided to adopt the
individual communion cup the cup to be either OF
glass or silver The church is the first In this part
OF the State to adopt the individual cup.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
THE KAYKAKEE MARSHES ABLAzE.

E.khart. Ind. Dec IA dispatch from La Porte
Gays that the Kankakee marshes. extending
miles OF territory on fire. and that the loss to
farmers will be many Thousands OF dollars The
flames are sweeping across La Porte and Porter
counties, destroying everything In their path.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

Inn. cr.ol. Girl BY RUTH MENERY STUART.
Author Of "Carlot,a's Intended "A Golden wen
ding" etc. Illustrated. Post svo. Cloth. Ornamental
$3.50
This charming Creole story. during It's publication rs
serial in 'fIarper's Young People aroused 80 mueh
enthusiasm that thousands Of young readers are prepared
10 say that Mrs has given US another ohdchar
ac,ei in fiction will take her place as famous 1T
tie lady beside Mrs. Burne,rs famous Little Lord
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05
MINNESOTA BANK WRECKER SENTENCED

Minneapolis, Dec. l-Kristien Kortgaard. con-
victed of wreckng the State Bank. of which he was
president, yesterday received an indeerminate re-
formatory sentence in the State Prison. His case
has been appealed.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR

Washington. Dec 1.-THE calendar Of the SUI
preme Court of the United States for Wednesday.
December s. will be follows: Nos. l03 500. 740.
74, 747, 765. 766. 5l2. 63l and ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

s45 ee5 1884, 500 742 GEO. 51e ST. 5ls 2ooe 49, $50.
c-ic $50 b6G 1877 1904. $780, Case unfinished.
City CourtTriai Term.Par III-Before Fitzsimons j.
CIV Court-Trial Tern-Part IV-Before Ehrlich Z. j.
short causes: 2o2. 2602, 1880 218f 2IIs. 26ol,
23Ss 2494 Clear.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERIES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SERIES.
TWO COMEDIES: The Aibum''-'Ths Reprooa'e by
HENRY JAMES Author Of Daisy Miller etc. Post
$40. cloth 81 Ta Gn uniform style With 'Thea'rieai'
Two Comedies: Tenan,s-Disengag~i." 81 49,
Word. %, Introduction this hook almost gra,u-
o, and the same cordial reception Of II BY the public
may le anticipated A. In OF the earlier volume
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
corpr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Albany. Dec. 1.-The Court Of Appeals day calen-
6ar for tomorrow is: Nos sos. $40, 5si. 523. 537
E3S 565 and 600.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Albert. Peter. and wife to Christian Dohn. a,
4is,-st. 2o5 r. Of 3d-aye. years ~
n s Slst-st 100 II 9 OF 4th-sve. years.
Barnett. Frank. to Farmer Loan and Trust co. =,
Brakeman. August, and wife to the Baron De
Hirsch Fund W corner Coumbus-ave ana q
Bach Lewis z. to Jane A Lester iosd-st. Sas +,
Z, OF shave years -, -,
9th-st. 1872 II W Of Park-ave. years =,
Campbell william T. and another 70 Anna :
Leaycraft; West End-ave. 4o'ii
Clemens. Barbara. to Alfred Roe and another.
trustees. corner Preseot,-ave and Boston ROAD.
Camille. Francesca and wife to A Kingsbury'
peiser' Gusiave. and wife to Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. $ l47,h-st. 1905 It W OF Boulevard
Eggers. George W. and wife to August Lin,bert.
as trustee. No Is West i00,h-s and other prop a
Friedman. Hame. and another to John Belzer.
No 20 Pitt-st years 49,, .;.,:'.':
iS6th-st. 100 II e OF sth-ave. years. -
Figcoo. julius. to Simon Danzig and another.
VS. unIon-ave. 100 II Of pawson-s'' mort
Huyier. William. and wife to the Gegmsn,s
Life Insurance ,n, COMPANY. s'h-a'e' 'o.'
Harrison, William. and wife to Louise Eay;
IS sedgwick-ave. ioi It Of lands OF Oswald
Joachim Mendsl. and wife to william 2 Thorn.
guardian. W columbia-s 70 It OF Houston 4
Katz. Lippman and wife to Fanny Jacobs.
ia East Broadway, = years.. .'......''
Same TO Sophia Fry. same property. years
Katzenstein, Sophia. to q w Moore. 'th-ss .
1850 II G OF 2d-ave years mortgages. ......'
Korn. Max S. TO c NJ Hotchkiss, Commerce
ST. adjoining land OF George Huyler. years.
Klein John. and wife TO Charles W Bosart,
l31th-st 80 Il OF Lncoln-ave. year ....a,.
Lazinsk. Hyman NJ. and wife 10 German'Amer,
can Real Estate Title Guarantee Company No o
Al West 35ih-st years. ....',.'..
Murphy. Michael r. 20 Oliver ii i Archer
l2Sd-st, 2S7.8 II e OF lst-ave years. ..........
Mcmillan. James 4. to the Mutual Lie in su ,n
Company New-York. n Frankiin-st. ZULU 2
OF Nartck-st year. ..,. -
Miller Katy to Catharine NJ Il Greiner. n >
Gist-st, 800 II OF i1th-ave. years mo''
Moioney Thomas. and wife to Ryan Rawns
ley q = l34th-st. 23i.6 II W OF Lenox-ave, ss"s
Pier Gordon to Flora Kaufman and another' I:
Tist-st 200 II W OF 3d-ave years; :.;..'',':
Pitchie. Charlotte f. to Aphonse Fteiey,
103th-st 60 II OF Boston Road. 'e"'N
REYNOLDS Aivah L. and wife to w w Parkin
trustee. Q . Greenwich-st. 1851 II OF 's"'
years. ,,....r a q.
geldnan, Herman. and wife to Leo Primer "a
eeutor. . lst-svs. 60.l II Of SSth-s' yss.s
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Gearbers.

n ENGIISHMAN (Oxford and Dublin. Tor tne las'
"A years private tutor 20 son. desires p0s, ion AZ
teacher or secretary: can highly recommend TRANk A.
OTIS The Locusts." Beport u. !.
GERMAN HANOvERfAN. FORMER TEACHEEih, Ur
local conversational classes
adults private Lessons highest references moderate ers
Apply by letter FRAULElN HlSCHE. IL West o4th-se
II RIvATE INSTRUCTION by experienced tutor;
II nupiIs ed business. highest CITY
erenccs Address Yale Graduate. Iox % Tribune once
VT1VTOR-A Stone. graduate OF Yale unvers'.y
and Columbia College Law School; special experience
in coaching students for college examinations o0l 3h-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-05

LITERARY AND SOCIAL ESSAYS.
nv GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS Post svo. Cloth. Uncut
Edges and CIT Top. 81
,or Hawthorne Tn. Works Of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Rachel Thacksray America Str Philip Sidney Long
fellow Oliver Wendell Holmes and Washington Irving.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Plot 1910 map Jumel estate Clark Bell and wife
to John scci i4s IT pontiac-st 25xlos
Wales F. Severance. referee. 10 the Model Build
rnisns awe 5. 100 II Of Dawson-st. 4cxl5o;
simon Danzis e, al to julius FisnoIs "a 400
Amend and wife to Charles les Woodw yard ~
Lot q map Of Mary pHd MSoaSe e "'a 'onn 100
Morris-ave $ corner is4th-st :ixlol. half part;
rre S.qhJ'" esSs7s lot a25 map cambrs-
ling ct ali; Edmond Kelly referee to Henry 90.
is7 anssA s. a75 II Of Jacob-s;. 25xlis5125r
1889; John Wilkinson and wife to Francesca ,m
cro, SaS i. 4ca {, Pro.peet-aye a51s0i;
Isaac Train 10 Henrietta Woof 500
7is,-st. No i62 East; Gordon Pier to Solomon
rs Mass No So: sismund schwarzkcpt and wife
Slss, 200 It q Sdsye 2slssS; Elliott sec
59,h-s,. No. 2o9 East; James Jones to August ,,u.
7is ss'" No 1872 East; Solomon Marx to Gordon
,a atf. {. 1915 It E OF ;s.ave lsexlooio:
Oliver II Archer and wife to Michael Murphy
iieh-st No so7 East; Fanny Froehlich to Meyer ,,m
iosth-s,. n 8. % Il OF 2d-ave. alxlooi John an
iss,h.st No 2es West: George A spcer and 90 "a.
vie to Henry Fals, and We .,x,ooii 1880
,ss :. 20 Q, sorRn Ruesman $3.50
s 3ss. rra ms and VII. t e CARY "
o .ssss George $50 Ess S cs and wife to
i:i., r'ss 5. iis I, q 5thave, i5SiOOl; 10
crotonaa ave n $ 1885 n . Of Broad-st. 25Nssli
x25xss.li, Edward l. Wolf and wife to Isaac ann
For.st-st e s. Is II Of ROck-st. ooxioo; Mary
7. mTnin 10 500 Il OF columbusaye 2oxioe2
7. Miis sic r, Of ao1loaa
7i 11ms 70 SAME a. iss It Of cciam6us-ave to m
7. sh'ns 5: 40 I, Of coumbus,ave. .2alo:2.
Willis NJ Tyler. referee: 10 Franklin Lee M . L."
7.,ns. 5: .; $40 OF coumou'-ave s'aio- 1870
ssi.st $ = 3si.s II OF SHAVE. isexioo5; ,o.u
otto l. Schas.e y Annie E Scfasey. loaS
eist.st s. rs II e OF Ilth-ave. 25xioo.5 Fanny q.
X Crosby and husband TO Mary SchieNelin.
MARY sDs H."fs Ssnsds :. al to @
s;rner SSthst f. IL ,H Msry ne a
6ist-st 5. 800 # . Of llth-ave. Jxlo5,
Catharine n E Greiner and husband to jacob
s7thst. No IL Vest, Henry W Benedic, Rich -,
esthst. no s. West: Richard Lydon to Neur
7othst. No s,5 East: Herman sedman and wife
Monroe-st, No %; II Webster Co to Eagle Dis
Frank Barnett .'.e...'..."'. .........,.... $500
a McMiin To- George r Read trustee -. 4oss
Canal-st. No 80: Mortz Folk and wife to Mone
and Wife to james anu McMiliin linn. $4,000
Same property: l3 part James McMiilin 70 .os,,
Same nroperty IA part: same To- Charles Cabin 4Oss
Cannon-st. No 1873: Agnes Mcclure TO Samuel
eh-s; No 22s sophia Ka,zenstein to George ~.
7M.. moore iso Z; o, :daye 25xsis George
w Moore and wife TO Sophia Katzensteln. so"
6h-st S. co5 It W OF 2d-ave. strip 8xs' Ellen .no
assaSs f no sn0 ESwaa P %SoseS
tor. Emily woclsey 70 Gideon Fountain: ~"
land Of George Huylsr etc: cstharine iIoch-
kiss and husband TO Max Korn. .........'''
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TWO NEW ISSUES
UARPER'S LITTLE NOVELS:

MINISTERS or GRACE by EVA WILDER MGiAs-
SON Illustrated. square 32mo. Cloth. Ornamental.
500
Here Is story tina, lies close to Nature and to Natures
heart II has power Of characterization and original
y OF treatment real strength Is In its underrun-
ming current Of = lislng human interest.
ST JOHNS wOOING. BY NJ. O. MCI.ELiAND. Illus
trated Square 32mo Cloth Ornamental. 81 90
There Is life and warmth In this little idyl OF the
Southwest Its the old. old story. but the vara-
ton is skfll one. and there is no discorant note In
final chord.
Published by HARPER & BROTHERS. n. Y.
~ The above for sale by all booksellers. or
will be sent By mall postage prepaid to part Of the
United States Canada Mexico. receipt Of the price.
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6otels

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
cEIvEp Al THE IFTowN oFEicE. No. ,sis nr9sd.
way, I'd door north OF Thirty -nrst-s. and ADVER-
TIsEMENTs at the following Branch ofnces: 25%
Eighth-ave. corner Twenty thirdst.; 1852 Sxth-ave.
1871 Fourthave. Foureenthst: $50 Third-ave. 7c0
Thrd-a cor rorty-seventh-st ao2a Thirdave near
iS2 Coiumbusav 81 Avenue A; 1928 Thirdave 20 West
1898 Thrd-aye 2o1i Thirdays between onshundred'
At tn, HARLEM OFFICES. $50 East One hundred and.
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European Branch. for Advertisements only. 76 rss(
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Cantinq Afaoemlts.

J,ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. iG2 Eas, 55th-st-Quartcr.
i So private lessons. any hour. 81 class tickets ~
pupils convenience Extra select private classes
/ NO ssi FIFTH AVENUE.
Glass and private lessons Mems class commences De-
cerber I'd new. The Amsterdam
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Country properip tor Sale

II, RACT or LOO ACRES more iesS OF valuable
i land adjoining the South Bay and the Coune quot
River Surrounded by improved Country Seats. Manor
House Of 20 Rooms. with steam heat hot and cold
water and open nrepiaces cottages for aborers with
ample stables and out buildings The whole property
now offered sale either entire subdivded
WILLIAM NICOLI.. Islip. L. l..
Or o. u. AcKERLY lis Broadway. N. u city
YOUNG ORANGE GROVE IN PERFECT ORDER. Ii2
i acres 500 trees. Crystal Lake. Sanford
Fla Yield 10000 boxes increasing yearly. Capital
house fully furnished. for excellent house for
foreman: aborers' house stables fully equipped with
tools animals etc 60horsepower irrigation plant for
watering IN four days Apply TO {. A.. % Safest.
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CcLMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS at Milford Conn
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For BOYS and Young Men.-Country.

BoRpENSTrowN a. - N MId,TAhx iSsPiTurE.
CAPT T. D. LANDON, COMMANDANT.
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THE STORY OF BABETTE:

Ill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
HAYDEN is DEAD.
Fatal Ending Of Easipnrts Saturday Night
Row nques. Today.

EAsrroRr, Sept, II Michael Hay den,
the victim of last Saturday nights row at
the South End, died, this afternoon, from
the eff cts of the blow frac;uting his skull.
Coroner Been was telegraphed for and an
inquest will be hell, tomorrow. The case
is strange one and it looks now as if it
would be difficult to determine who struck
the fatal blow.
James Justason, who was bound over at
yesterdays hearing admits that he struck
SOMEBODY at the entrance To his house, sup
posing at the time that it was one of the
Laskeys. Then he was knocked uncon-
seriousness himself by somebody else. Then
he was knocked unconscious himself by
somebody else. When Hayden was found
h, was over 80 feet from where Justason
claim he struck som holy and was himself
struck.
DIR. j. NJ. Jonah states that the weapon
used WAS the blunt edge Of an axe. Every
body is awaiting tie result of the Inquest,
tomorrow, as it promises to be interesting
and peculiar. County Attorney Campbell
and City Solicitor John H. McFaul have
charge of the case for the State, and Gen.
S. d. Leavitt and A. d. McFaul are coun-
sci for the defence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-09-13
Steam and Electrical Carriages,

The temper of the age seems to be
against steam and electric carriages,
though there is no sentiment against BIZ
cycles. In Berlin there are several cleo
irical victorias which take their owners
in and out of the city every day. They
have been built by German electricians,
have storage batteries and are guided by
a man who sits in the drivers seat. In
Paris there are also three or four steam
and electrical carriages which are permit
ted by the authorities of the city to travel
over the streets and boulevards of that
town. They apparently work with entire
smoothness and certainty, roll along swift
ly and only brighten q small percentage Of
the horses. In New York there are two
electric carriages, which occasionally
arouse the sightseers on Fifth avenue and
in the park, but there is no demand for
conveyances of this kind from the general
public, according to the New York Sun.