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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-28
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cooks call today. J. K. kenworthy,
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WANTED-A girl for general house
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garden. about Ia acres. good cottage
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house, fine trees 10 lots. good uciChhor-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
NETWORK CITY.

The Hoboker Turtle club and its friends VIII
have breakfast and dinner at the kingsor'dse
Hotel on the Harlem River on Thursday OF th's
week The breakfast viii be ~ a. m, ana IN"
dinner will follow at 43o D. m. and between the
fcas's there will be a royal good time for hosts
and guests unless all plans fall
Mails from Hong Kong. June ~: shanghai June
49, and Yokohama. June - are due in N""-Nork
tomorrow Mails for China and Japan VIII close
tomorrow at 6:s0 p. m. by way of san Francisco
and on July rs at $50 p. m. by way OF Tacoma.
william L. Turner. who is acting as Corporation
Counsel in the absence OF Mr.. scott. has reserved
for his special consideration the letter or the state
IMnacy Commission which vas referred to IN"
Corporation Counsel by the Mayors Office Mr..
Scott will consider what powers the Board of
Health can exercise TO relieve the condition OF the
city's insane. IN accordance with the representa-
lions OF the State Lunacy Commission
Lewis Baker United states Minister 10 Central
America and his were among the passengers
who arrived here yesterday on the Atlas Line
steamer Asa. from Kingston. Jamaica.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
SENATOR ROBERTSON UP FOR CONTEMPT

corxsET. ~ THE wEsTL-KE DIVORCE CASE DE.
TERMIXED TO FIND OFT WHY HE BACKED
OFT OF Az EXAMINATION AFTER BEING
NAMED As \ 90 RESPONDENT.
A, order recurring Senator George W Robertson.
=, peelsklu 10 show cause why he should not be
uunlshcd for contempt ~ rc,urnable befor" judge
clement I'm the city Court. BROOKLYN this morning
From the papers In the case. II appears mat
co,a,or Robertson was named. with three others. IA
q corespondent In a suit for absolute divorce brought
bv william Westlake against Sarah n Westlake Of
20 ~ Uenrv-st Mr.. Westake IS connected with
the firm OF Roger & Hyatt at 40 " Maiden Lane.
Ncw-York MIR and Mrs. Westlakc hav" not lived
,oge,her since 1891 They have son and daughter
eighteen and twe.ve years old respectively
Mr. Wcstlakc's attorney is r. O. Morrison OF No.
g7l Fulton-st and when ne served his clients com
plaint upon Mrs. Westlake Senator Robertson was
named as "A correspondent Robert Roy. Assistant
United States District-Attorney, Is Mrs Westake y
counsel and he went to Senator Robertson soon
after the complaint served and tried to get
from him affidavit denying the husband :
charges Mr. Robertson refused TO sign any docu-
mcnt on July 3. Mr.. Koys motion. the Court
appointed James g. Wright referee to take Senator
Robcrtson's testimony. on July G. when the referee
went TO Peekskili to get the Senator's testimony he
could not get IL. hut Mr.. Robertson consented TO
come to Brooklyn IA week ago yesterday TO be ex-
amined.
In the mean tim" MI MorrlSoh, th' husphhn y
lawyer. served an amended complaint on the wife.
and In this document Mr.. Robertson not named
az a correspondent. This angcred Mr.. Roy, and he
was still more put out when on the morning that
Senator Roberts had said he would submit 10 an
examination in Brooklyn the Senator declined to
swear testify to anything.
Mr. Roy limited at some exceedingly strange In
fucnccs along political lines that have been brought
10 bear upon some Of the parties In the case. and
he all the more determined 10 see the thing
through On July he obtained from the city
Court order requiring Senator Robertson to
show why he should not he punished for i
tempt In falling to obey the previous order Of the
Court. Mr. Roy intends. II possible. To find out
just what caused the Senator's remarkable re-
luctance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
DENIES THAT SHE ATTEMPTED sUICIDl

DENIES THAT SHE ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
NELLIE WRIGHT SAYS THAT SHE Is A'C'Slo"h'
To DRINKING LAUDANI'M HELD FOR TRIAL"
Nellie Wright the young southern woman VINO
o,,emnted 70 commit suicide Saturday night III
ANTHONY panauschecks drugstore, at NO. lo' Man
ho,tan-ave Greenpoint by poisoning herself Win
,audonum was taken from ST. GATHERINGS hospta
% the Eyen Street Police Court yesterday. where
she was charged with attempted sulcide. As 'o'n
T., The Trihune Nellie entered the drugstore WIN
an elderly man and after he ordered the iauuahuih
he left the place to get so bill chahgeu' WINE
no WAS gone the girl swallowed the poison WINE
n rho bosni,al she persistcntly refused to give the
name OF the man who was with her' /" ''u''
,or,,v che denied in the mos, vigorous manner that
she took the laudanum with sM''u'' '"''"'' ,'
soid she was addicted to 1t. John Costma, OF NO
Sel Manhattan-ave.. In whose fanny "'' SUI w
Gov ,,o weeks nrior to this trouble. corroborated
her Justice Lalmhecr held her IN S"o "a" io'
,r,a, Costi,n, said that his wife would furnish
bail for the girl. Mrs. Cosima rei"sc'' anu Wv"
Nen,o said she had 500 in cash. and wanted to
know If tina, good as S'"o "''" i"' '''"''
was refused Thereupon Nellie sent this telegram
to John Swift. City Water Works Newark ~ 90
Am in serious trouble Have Aunt Julia come 10
~ '"'"'''"' ' NELLIE WRIGHT.
After sending this telegram the girl said that
unless her aunt helped her. she was AFRAID she "o"d
have to appeal Harry. She decinsd 10 LAY wro am
she meant Afterward Ne.ie ~ saa" NV ~ her. and
when she began to drink il In Papauscheck slo'e
he got frightened. and after choosing he' . n
stomach pump put down her trV ,nn,ion ~ killing
Varsoir Iustice I.amheer. instead OF sending her
TO iai had her taken back to the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

President Rossiter. OF the Brooklyn Heights Rail
road Company. said yesterday that by tomorrow
the question OF tenders for troley-cars Will have
been settled. and that all Of the cars OF his com
pany would be equipped with a uniform device.
4. Augustus Healy. ex-Coector OF Internal Rev
enue. has returned from Europe. and IL at his
summer home Cold Spring on the Hudson cor
fined his bed with a bad cold. He says he has
not decided about the presidency OF the Brooklyn
Institute.
On account Of counsel FOR the trolley roads not
being ready yesterday TO 20 with the trial the
suits brought by the city against the companies
for speed violations were postponed until July p.
Henry A. Meyer John Clark. Henry ID. Carey and
William II. Dix waited upon President Rossiter. Of
the Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company. ycsier-
day. and protested against paying double fare
on the new extension OF the NostTand-aye. line
which opened for business yesterday. II is
likely that Mr. Rosster will order transfer sta
ton 10 be made at Malbone-st. and Nostrand-ave.,
and that only fare will be collected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

Steamer Jersey city dIr, Lewis from Ne" ''-
Inn, 20 arrived a Bristol July 10 >s Work
Steamer Indra OBJ. sailed from swansea ior W"
July H. ~ H.. from, Now York
yuIv Il arrived a Glasgow July 10. ~. yo,k
steamer Mckendam Dutch, Baker. from "" prawle
Julv 4 for Bouogne and Amsterdam passe' ''"
Point July II. >, - ,, Nsw York
Juna ~ for Dover passed lrawle Point Juiy york
steamer Columbia GER Nogeg.sang, from >e"
via Southampton, arrived at Hamburg July Id vi. via
steamer Saale Ger. Kessler. from NeN-io -
south ampor arrived BrcmerhaNen July 10 ~, yorr
Steamer Oirr) WischanSen. Uo"
Inn, " arrived nj Bremerhaven July IA. -, .u.a
steamer Waeslaud ,iielg). Bence. Tor Nr"-fo'"' '"
from Antwerp July 10 -. IN, China
steamer Macdun Oir Thompson from Japan ana '"''s
FOR New York passed Gibraltar July -. y, Inn.
OeNcnum N')r). Jansen from N'"-'"'" -
- arrived OpOrto July 10. ~, lam. "A
steamer Italia ,ir) Wards. from New otN 'u"e ."
via Madeira. arrived Leghorn July H.
Steamer tMaskelyne tHelS). Russell. sailed ffo" ''S~
yideo Tor New-York July IL. NJ. o.,
steamer C;rangense ,3r). SPEEDING sailed from fa'a wv
New II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
YONKl.S.

The trustees Of the Church OF tho Most Holy
Trinity in Walnui-si.. have mortSaged the church
FOR $500 TO the Mutual Life insurance 'o"p""S
August Johnson. OF Yonk"rs. employed IN the
~,,tonal SUGAR Refinery. believes that the woman
who was accidentally shot ~ Tarryto"n on july
10y carlyle v. Barron was Mrs, carrie HaIS,, e., Oh
Hrooklyn who FOR a tim" boarded AZ NO. " Nam,
~ Johnson went to- TarrYtoNu on sunday anu
Identified the dress she wore Coroner Mes, now
eyer young WRONG IN hi- ii"iti-
rcafion. c.,,.,.A.
AMI polio. Commissioners Hicks and jenkins IN"
FONT committee appointed go select site for me
rcr oolic. station met yesterday morning In the
Mavor's Office \ second meeting was held In IN"
afternoon at Police Headquarters. and tn" com
,ulttee ~ ~ recommend that the city purchase prop
eriv al wells and Wooiworth ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
TARRYTOWN

Nearly every taxpayer y Tarfytown i rejoicing
over the fact that the village rat" OF taxation has
no, been Increased by the present Board oi As
s.-sors As Vas feared by many Tarrytown prop
erty-oansrs Il b. evident from their decision mat
they have taken IN view th' nnfi tin'- ana nave
RETAINED from laying extra burdens upon 10" p'o-
pie ,, .
The business men - TIrryiown ar" planning
cam. 81 baseball with the business men OF Norm
Tarryiown. 10 TAX" place on JacksonS ban grouni-
neN' Thursday afternoon
school comm lssioner Thompson of the Second
District. OF W.stch"Ster County. nis inspected We
sleepy Hollow schooaouse. and has mad. "A report
~ M. trustees hat the sch0oihOuse and grounds
are entirely inadequate 20 the needs 81 IN" dis-
trict 90 =, -.
The Rev Edwin II Rice. rector % - Mark
Church has brcn suffering some line rom
throat difficulty caused h} an attack OF ~" grip ana
hv The al.lc. ~ hv physician has resigned rs
rector %, - Marks. The resignation Viii take
effect S.nf.fuh.f t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
SHIPPING NEW s.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. July 49, 1895.
ARRIVED

PORT or NEW YORK. MONDAY. July Is. 1895.
ARRIVED
steamer Mobile dD lA,iand Indon J"iy wrh ms,
and u passengers to New-YorH shipping CO. A'''ed a"
"a" Steamer np No%aGc dn clarke; Liverpool July wise
mdse and one passenger to II Maitland kesey Arrived
o%% Gg rG saSn a MST' a stt '@s
ssmnefs to Nrtheriands, american steam Navigation Co
As s,sae at sy a a & nusya June y and
INK 60. master Arrived At the Bar a, ! n
steamer Marac dno. sukeforth Msracaib9 J@iy ana
& ballet Arrived the Bar at m
rSrn"mbueo June is Ceara 81 Para July and Barba
does s. Win mdse and passengers to shipton Green
A g,Ss%e' at c 'Is oar Hurley Ipy
4 Arrived a, M the a Bar at Az v
Win mdse and passengers Mayer Co.
rived a" Condo nnr WfpeSo span campos sasua July H.
in ballast t. PUG co. Arrived at the Bar at $40
steamer Premier obi. Hopkins. Gitara days. with
fruit to pumos Nc CS Musr AZ ,nr r day win
fruit and passenger to II Dumois Arrived at the Bar
steamer Ailso CBp Morris, Kingston June IS savania
Jul, carthagena and Port LlmSn win mdse ana ,
'' steamer Monte. Parker. New Orleans DAYS. with
..nss &c, G"f' i Nswo'""' July TO- with
Steamer "q State q NIX Fernandna July 10 and
Brunswick r. with mdse and passengers to II Mallory
steamer cry Of 81 Ansus'ip a,, Gask Jacksonville
sgny MooE July l5 $50 m.-wind moderate breeze
southwest. cloudy.
CLEARED.
Steamer Condor OBJ Bea Valparaiso. Iquique. Cailao
etc x CO.
steam er Yemassee Robinson. Charleston-W 4 Clyde
A Co
steamer Washington tGep Dncklage. Flushing for or
dcrr Heye. .
Steamer Wyanoke Blakeman. Newport News and Rich
mond-Old Dominion So CO.
steamer Parklands nir). Carter. Hopcwell Cape y B.
simpson. Spence a Young ,, -, -
steamer condor tNor). Muller Baracoa Cuba-H Du
CO.
,eth tnst London. etc-iisrber & 60.
steamer Lain Wer). Iielmefs. Bremen Via Souhamp-
n-Oerchs Go.
Steamer saginaw, Garvin Turks Island San Domingo
,i,, ,,u. Uaytien. etc-Wliliam 4 clyde n Co.
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. Baltimore-H &
Foste:. 49, ~, ,. ,,o...o, n 4. -.
S,sam.r Bellarden iir) Davidson. Pernambuco RIO ia
o.r,, etc via Halt more-iiusk a Jeyons.
sh,n N T. Grace DE Winter san Francisco rborn
4 Go.
Steamers Ellhu Thomson: Wyanoke Newport News and
Richmond.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer America dir, Pearce. for New York. sailed
from London July II.
Steamer Pontiac ,Br) owen. sailed from Liverpool for
New York July IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
T. " lie RSEY.
JERSEY CITY

sixteen OF m" thirty or more barfoom keepers
indicted b., %" Hudson county Grand Jury APP
pcar,-d in me General Sessions Court. in Jersey
Cltv Yesterday and entered pleas o; not guilty.
They gave bail IN go each The Grand jury yes
f.rlay found thirty four additional indictments
against liquor dealers Tor violating the SUNDAY
laws The Grand jury also indicted Frank huikrF
for the murder 81 John +. Eng'lirr'hi. WHO va.
found with his skull crushed ana MS throat cur
In mis- hotel. ln S'raucus on the morning "i Mon .
,,,y MAY =. Burger war arrested At the iui' ana
las been ia the county jan eyer since lie was the
lat man seen AT the hotel ia" niKnI preceding me
murder. -. $500, &c.,,
MIR Emma Labor 81 New YORK and James
porh.r Of Uobuk.n. were married I'D HObok"n un
March q. tn" woman supposed herself To be a
willow \ week ago Mr.. ana Mrs Poch"r dis
.nv.,-t that Mr. Labor. WHO DISAPPEARED some
ears ago. was sim adv" They went t. Jers",
20, and consulted T.. IL Seguin" II" told them
,h.r. was only one way ont ~ To" trouble. They
must separate after which Mr.. Focher could tci a
divorce on the ground that Labor II SIN h'lng.
,heu Mrs Labor could get a divorce Tor assertion
and fh-n they could marry legally. Mt S"guln'
viii nlc the papers IN IN" first suit som" I'm" this
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
DIED FROM 4 RARE DISEASE.

Annie Zimmerman the five year old child OF
Frederick Zimmerman. OF Bay Th.rteenth-st.. Bath
Beach. died yesterday morning from multiple neu-
ritus an exceedingly rare and incurable disease.
The child would become blind after eating sweets
OF any kind. The best eye doctors were consulted
unavailingly She grew worse. until every few
DAYS she would become totally blind after meals.
Drs. DE Mund and Voorhees,. OF Newt trech'.
made a careful study OF the case, and discovered
that the entire nerve centres OF the body were
affected including the optic nerves only slight
provocation was needei-even biliOusncss would DO
ito cause inflammation and bring on the blind
ness. The attacks kept until the chd's sys-
tenn utterly worn out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
TIE LOGAN CLEH DISHAXHN.

The Logan Club OF the Old IIId District. which
contained section OF the famous John j. o Brlen
Association OF the old With District that went
over to Tammany Hall three years ago. disbandcd
last night. Its headquarters at Grand and Ludlow
SITS. to become the Tamn1any Hall hea iauarters
OF the new With Assembly District. bounded by
Chrys;ie Norfolk, Houston and Division SITS. Martin
Engei, the president Jf the defunct club. IL slated
for the Tainmany leadership OF the With
lie was at one time a Republican and OF
me original members VI the John J. O'Brcn Asso-
caton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Public hearing before Excise Board.
Examination of counterfciters before United
States Commissioner Shields.
Trottlng races at Fleetwood Park. p. IN.
Police Captain Eakns's trial, Ponce h'hhquar-
ters
East River Bridge Commission meeting
Meeting OF Southern Railroad and Steamship As
ISOLATION.
Aqucduct races. 23o p. m.
Sccatogue club ciambake. Deer Park. LONG
Island.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
MOUNT VERNON.

The North Mount Vernon Surface railroad 'on'-
pany has voted 10 increase iis capital stock from
e., on 10 $50 OcD for ;he purpose OF extending lis
line 10 Tuckahoe. BronNvilie and White fH'hS'
An application will soon be made for FRANCHISE
through those towns. The signatures 81 those
ranrosenfinr over ore-half OF the assessed valua-
ton OF property along the rou," have been So
cured ,,-,.,.-.,,
There have been three fatal cases % dphth"ria
in this city within the last week. ana me p'opls
say that the disease originates from ne dog pound
which IL in the uclghbOrhoOd Ok Columbus
were the three CAGES have been. The Health ON
Ger is making an investigation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
FRANK p. DuDGEoN SUED FOR SEPARATION

Eleanor Amanda Dudgeon, OF Locust valley
Opeens County yesterday made application to Judge
bartlett. Of the Supreme Court for 500 week an
rnonv and reasonable counsel fee in her suit FOR
a separation from Franklin Z. Dudgeon. the wealthy
son of the inventor OF the hydraulic pump VINO left
his four children over million dollars "heh ne
died a few years ago. The defendant Is the same
Franklin i. Dudgeon who was implicated IN the
death of Katie Cody. who died from an unlawful
operation in "a fiat In Flatbush-ave and for which
he was indicted in 1889. On the trial the jury DIS
agreed and the Indictment was dismissed later
Mrs Dudgeon alleges cruel and nhuman treat
ment. She says that his income Is between $50"
and 500 a year, and that he Is building 5000
yacht.
The defendant denies the charges OF cruelty and
SAYS his wife deceived him into marrying her and
that she had "A husband living Al the time When
her husband. Thomas Treacey, died In 1891. he mar
riei her out OF sympathy. he says. Mrs. luigeon
IS now living with her sister. Mrs Henrietta Wright
Of Locust Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
rrTCUIE SIGNS THREE NEToES

DANIEL f. RYAN WILL not BE SUPERINTENDENT
OF CONSTRUCTION. AND THE SUPERVISOR
OBJECTS TO CERTAIN SALARY BILLS
Thomas Fitchie Supervisor at-Large, yesterday
6le1 three important vetoes. one smut OH 'he aP-
nointment OF Daniel J. Ryan as superintendent Vi
construction and repairs at loIs to the county OF
,,o zoo The others the ones giving salaries OF
6. 600 a wear each 10 Messrs Tredwell ana 'reieh-
ton and 900 to County Treasurer-elect laE.of Ioi
an EXPERT examination of the books IN the 'o"'''S
Traasurer's office In speaking Of his veto OF the
resolution concerning Mr. Ryan, Mr.. fitche says
| urged upon your honorable BODY months ago 'ne
evnediency OF busting all officials who heid th"n
offices by special enactment and having the question
settled in the court but You failed 10 act on NJ
succession and now confronted with tlr
sneetacle of an appointment for three years II l.
ciaimed when the Office position OF the appolnter
in less than six months by the operation OF ia" WIZ
he wiped out Of existence, and Its duties tais'i''
10 the City Works Department.
Mr.. FYtchie pays Mr.. Ryan compliment on ac-
count Of his good character and efficiency. but says
II would be crime to appoint him. Concerning ms
veto OF the other resolutions. Mr.. Fiichie says ne
has read the law carefully and believes there ~
nothing left for him to do but veto them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE, PLAINS.

The suit OF Theodore Bcdgcr and others against
Charles r sutton. assignee OF John w. Young
A. sons IN which II sought 70 have set aside
transfers Of property by John W. Albert D. ana
Irving W. Young. the partners. 70 their rcSpecuEe
wives and also transfer OF 500 piece OF prop
orty by the firm To the corporation OF John "
Young & sons Company. was befor" Juds" pyh-
man in Special Term OF the supreme Court yes
ierday. The trial adjourned 10 IN" hrst Sat
urday In October and Austin II. F.etcher was aP-
pointed receiver In the interests Of the many 'reu-