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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
Annrs1rn roR SHILLING scHooLRooKs

The authorities Of the towns OF Bloomfield.
Kearny and Be.levllle have been missing books and
other articles from the schools recently which were
evidently taken b. burglars on last Tuesday school
30 l. Of Kearny, broken into and quantity
OF hooks s;oen
chief OF Police Turnbul. Of Kearny. sent a
description OF the prOperty 10 number o. second
hand book dealers IN NeW-Nork and Newark. ana
or Wednesday afternoon Richard Gerdes. OF No. g.
Norris-st.. New York. attempted to sell a number
Of books 10 Arthur Hines. Of No. Cooper Union.
New ork The books answered the description Of
The missing property. Hines informed ar officer
AMI Geri-s was arrested. He arraigned In the
Essex Mark Court. IN New ork. yesterday, and
he Cor requislton papers from NrW-Jcrsey
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
RSON.

4 large crowd Of men WAS attracted to the Pas
sale County Courthouse yesterday to hear the tes-
imO1y N the expected trial OF DR." Renhart
Deutschen the alleged keeper Of a dive but
Deutschen by advice OF his lawyer, plea led mon
vult" Il is expected that Deutscnpn Will be SEN
fenced today wi;h William T. Helm, who was
convicted Tuesday OF this week
Congressman Stewart fined Abram Marens. o. 20
= Temple-st. 800 yesterday for violating the sanl-
tary code by building tenement on more than
sixty per cent OF MS lot OF land MaTens had been
warned by the Health authorities. but had per-
sisted In his violation OF the ordinance, asserting
that h. occupying more than the lawful
space with his building. Yesterday he pleaded
guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
Az ESCAPED LCyATIC DEFIES CAFTrfE

Egg Harbor City Nov. "A numbe~ Of deter
mined men OF this place organizing for the pur
pose q capturing Charles H. Whitmeyer VINO Is
crazy and stands off individual pursuers Win
gun When anybody approaches hin n tells them
nat he Vill count ten anu then shoot Il rs puF-
srer does not get away in hurry NOBODY mas
waited FOR The old man 70 count ten, Dut the men
rrlnose 10 catch him at any cost. " Al,meyti -
nv lev -ha impression that his family b. cOnspirng
.o Put aim out 0f the way. and -wears That NJ
MI KIN The first person that touches him About a
,.esr ago ne became insane and was sent 10 tn
state asvlurn al Morris Plains. from which place
h4 was discharged as cured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
Gr4RDTyG HIS LAND WIFI cry.

lanes Jenkins o. Newark Is having trouble over
q niece o, land in Delawanna which ~ purchased
recently from a wOollen manufacturing company
rn4 waterway was Included in the purchase ana
,esterday the company set men 10 work digging
- dirt away from the brook on jenkins lano
fark!ns notified the men that ne owned the lanq
..l .1'd them that they must Set Out lie poster
rs.r,ue 10 trespassers This morning jenkins
.~n,ag n Dself with gun and patrolled his prop
Nv Tow.ng Ne would shoot the first man VINO az
INNS m dis on ms side O.. tae brook. Iaa com,
nv hae = factory in course Of construction ana
ID more water sursace. which made tAe eHcaNa-
. " ne banks OF the brook necessaF!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

\ large Newfoundland dog. supposed 70 be mad.
ran through Yves. Orange Yesterday ard Is sald
to have buried his fang' In fifteen other dogs Ne'
TWENTY-FIVE chickens and attacked Lena Green the
dvo-vear-ld daughter of James Green. who lives
IN Kllng-st owing 10 the fact that she wore coat
o. very heavy material Tho child was not bitten but
there are bruised spots or her arm me cliizen7
organ zed a band 70 run down the al MAJ ana XIII
n but 10 TO dusk had not discovered the dog.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
COT 4 UHEEL FOE NOTHING.

A CoIORED MANS INGENIOUS PLAN OF BEATING
BICYCLE DEALER.
Gilbert Lichul.. an agent Of The Equitable Genera.
Providing Company. q 40. g Broadway. New
York was in Orange yesterday afternoon looking
for man named John O'Neu. who had sWindleG
the company.
one. bought a bcyc.- from IN compal. some
time ago Tor 81 and security save an adoise-
ment OF himself purporting 90 be signed ~ j. &.
CilbAne district Superintendent OF the Pu aIn Pal
ace Car C5mpany. saving that ne YOU'D d. res2}n-
s,h'a for tn amount 81 the purchase. ms WAS
written on tho regular stationery Of the Pullman
Company. and appeared - b. regular. nnt !, vas
VINO az one time worked FOR The Pullman 'onc any
H said that ne lived IN Orange, but ZEE - not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
MISUNDERSTANDING

Every winter the farmers OF Sussex and the
adjoining counties send representatives TO Tren-
ton who do lot # growing about the alleged
Determinations practiced against them by the
railroad companies They have repeatedly de-
clared that milk dealers in New-Nork State and
reach growers in Delaware received better rates
~ freight ard made unsuccessful efforts TO
remedy this by legislation. At the present mo-
ment they have IN excellent opportunity TO
present their facts and figures the public
through the medium Of the Interstate Com
merce Commissioners who hearing testi-
nony on such matters in the Federal Building.
New-Tork
After all the furry and gossip over the Smith
McGill incident the rosy-cheeked and benevo-
lent-looking Senator declares that there no
basis al all for the stSy. The yarn had its ORR
sin in Atlantic City. whence Senator Smith had
gone Il recuperate. \ reporter sent out from
that town a detailed interview in which the
senator was quoted as saying that Mi. McGin
wanted 10 resign the Charcelorship. but that
he TIE Senator. advised against it. The Ian
suage attributed - Nj Smith was good
counterfeit Of that generally used by him that
nearly everybody was deceived into accepting
IL as genuine. Chancellor McCiiu promptly de-
MED that he offered 10 resign or ever had any
intention Of doing So The Atlantic city re
porter sent out another dispatch. IN which ne
represented Senator smith reafirming his
statement Now the senator says: II have not
been interviewed by any newspaper during my
stay ., Atlantic city" The reporter has the
floor again.
4 long stcI toward ne erection of the New
YorN and New-Jersey Bridge has been made oy
the action OF Mayo Strong and the Sinking
Fund Commissioners il locating the New-fork
.crininus between Fifty-nintn and Sixtieth SITS.
The actual work cannot be begun and finished
900 sooa to suit Jerseymeu.
j Martin RoM presiden, q tho Springfield
Board OK Education. should Try his oratory on
those school strikers ii the oratory that often
moved legislators avail not with tn youngsters.
ihey must indeed be hardened and inc3rriglo Die.
Paterson's clergymen deserve the public sup
port IN their efforts 80 prevent modification OF
me ordinance prohibiting thu locating IF
saloon within l.5oo feet OF the public parks That
or1inance was passed in response TO popular
demand. and it ought not TO be changed to please
or benef, any particular saloonkeepeT or brewer
J@rseymen have reason to feel proud Of the
fact that their state is in splendid condition
financially. in spite % all the steaings of recent
years The books Of state Treasurer Swain were
examined yesterday by = legislative committee,
Who found the following:
STATE FUND
Balance u bank on Noyenhe, T. 1894 syst -, o
Total ...............................saio:5 - =
I al disbarsemen,s -iFos' 50
I ance in hand October 81. >S'S ~ 81
SCHOOL FUND.
u bank November l. 1894 ......' S3l l 3ga 30
RECEIPTS ->'4'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

Br.dgeton. Nov. 2i-The county authorities o. this
o.ace were today notified OF fatal cunning acci-
den, IL the woods near Millville yesterday after
noon. Charles Hysen. fourteen years old. o. Cum
berland went out with Roland Phifer. hunting FOR
Irsrys entered the boys head his left eye
49, and passing upward went through the brain
and out through the Uranium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

Brdgeton. y. j. Nov q ,spccian.-The report Of
Joseph r. Powell. presden. o. the Briieeton Beard
OF Heath ami special inspector Of the State board
on he recent col ernlc o. anthrax among livestock
has inst been made l. SHOWS that 81 COWS. -
horses ami - mules We're affected. and ina -
cases we're fa.al In tne cases tha' proved fatal
l5a cows 9 horses ami - mules mad no. been
in,culatel. The .vmph usel IN the other cases
vas imported from the Pasteur Institute IN Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
ms FRIEND SAVED HIS LTrE.

NllmstoUn. NOV. - Cspec.4D. The slip Of an
axe With wnlch ae Wa chopDnG wool near here
yesterday cut q big cash ia Harry Cpnge.s foot
He attempted 20 walk ami s-cure treatment for the
wound bu, hal &, give IL up Then a companion
gathered him up bodily and carried him mile and
a half 10 the nearest physician. The Doctor san
Cong,r m ght have b.eI 81 dea n 8, the wound mad
NOT been treated Ills her1.c friend saved his III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
grYERAL OF THE REV DR MALLISTEh1

The funeral Of the Rev. Or Francis Maj on Nc
.nsste- took pace yesterday afternoon at Trinity
f-,is.oual church, Elizabeth o. which he was NJ
t,r There was great crowd Of people . attend
snce The services were conducted by B-shop
s~arborough. Of the diocese OF New-Jersey. assisted
H., the Rev Or Glazebrook and the Rev Nj POST
- =, Iohn's Church: the Rev. Mr. sleeper OF
C-,ce church. the Rev. Mr. Obery Of 'nr.s.
C.'lro h. ana the Rev Dr l.angford. Sec eiafy o'
~. Ancr,can Board Of FOirgn " .sslo.f me
hearers were the TWO Hardens and elshi NeatI3
Ioen Of the church. The burial was al Evergreen
lalnc.nry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
pRLYCETOY DERITERN CHONEN

Princeton. Nov. 21.-The class competition 70 de-
termine which three men Of Princeton College snail
meet the three men o. Yale In debate ended last
night. The men selected for Princeton are +. W.
Hamilton. ~. Wing r. =. Perry ~. WIKI, and r
o. Kirkwood. ~, Clio. The question 10 be de-
bated is
Resolved That 81 would De w.se TO establish. ire
spective Of all STATE Legislation Of general cnar-
acter system OF referendum similar - mat estap-
lished in Switzerland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

Trenton. =. J.. Nov. 2i-\ic Chancellor BIRD
filed his conclusions on the applications 20 postpone
the hearing in the su!, brought by Mrs Mary KEN
bic Slack of Washington. =. c.. TO recover Of Mrs
Lewis Perrine If this city, the custody Of her
children The Vice-Chanceilor denied the motion.
!, was desired by counsel 70 postpone the hearing
until The Washington courts had passed on caNeat
siad Nv Mrs slack against the admission az her
bands Viii % probate Tho case will now come
M nev. runs laN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

Vqucrs valued AZ 500 jacobsen was arrested oy
De ectfve y a'7rn Nordne YER Subsequently tht'1u
at Police Ia qulrtsrs uacoascc Gus OF the itct my
n W. v.srfsi R1undsmar cross was about 70
place him under arrest when N1r+neyer Fil .'.t
The roundsmln Jumped through a w'nloN az gave
chase 0vcrtakir the fleeing man IN Ne"afh-sI
\ large quantity % dynamite was found n NE
rooms Of Gssepp- sc!aaia, an Italian a. ~ .s, ~
v,as arrested IN Wednesday morning. but escaped
from Policeman Charles Wallum while on the way
- the police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
STRIKE ~ THE SUMMIT SIN MILL

The weavers employed In the Summit SIX NH
have gone a., a strike because the management of
the mill would not discharge loon-hxer named
Adoph ScnroOt who had assaulted two OF their num-
Der In = quarrel on Tuesday afternoon one OF the
weavers named julius Nicman Was 40 badly injured
i'm the fight by SchrO0t that a physcian had 70 De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
RErrn1rcAy yoNiylrIo,s ~ rLA1SFirIn

Pll.nheld Nov y Cspec.aD -The Republican N.;y
Convention was held this evening at the RepuoI-
can Association rooms. and the following candi-
dates were nominated without opposition. For
Councimen-at-Large John +. Dumon,. \. c. s.eo-
anIer ITtgv3rth: FOR Cty Collector Elias h. Bird:
for city Judge George ". Demeza; ior Ncmm.s-
s.oners Of Appeal j. b. coward ara T.. &, MlIiorr
10. member OF the Board CT EducA Ion, Charles j.
Abbott: Tor chosen FreeholGers. John III. Tier, ST.
AMI / Frank Hubbard The convention was a re-
markedly short and quiet one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
4 SHERIFF 10 SUCCEED SwARrz

Belvliere Nov Ex-Governor Werts has appoint
ed William \ Morrow. son OF County Judge Nor
row 10 succeed Sheriff Swartz. who has become
mentally unbalanced from sickness. The appoint
men; is for a year az the end OF which Time az
other Sheriff VIII be elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
Shifting orr 4 COMPILING LINE

It mas been ascertained that the railroad track
laid across the Lafayette meadows. in Jersey city.
on Tuesday night was put down by The Central
Railroad. IT l. said that the object ~ the cen
trail l. 10 prevent the Lehigh Valley Raiiro nj from
running a spur the end OF EsseN-st. wnerc the
Lehigh Valley proposes to establish ferry To Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

Camden Nov. q SpeciaD-When Camden turns
itself loose al the inauguration Of Governor Gregs
there will be no mistakng iis feeling. The clubs
from this city are perfectng arrangements 10 attend
Inc Inauguration in fine style They have Already
engaged five bands of music and drum corps II
thSSe should prove insufficient more viii be secured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

The Womans Christian Temperance In-on Of
cu-I}runsw!ck held its anniversary on Wednesd ay
evening. ~ the meeting Mrs John Amer. an
active temperance worker. created somewhat OF a
alton declaring that the doctors are 10 blame
for more than half The drunkards 10y prescribing
yauOr IL cases OF sickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22
european ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will md
IN. London of ih' Irier1s. IS Feet STREE
T. c. convenlen, place leave their advertisements
and subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-22

The next Legislature can 90 all the business
necessary for the welfare of the state and adjourn
within eight weeks The first two weeks nothing
will be done. but six weeks Of steady work ana
little chattering ought to be sufficient TO do all
that the people want done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
Real estate.
INSURE YOUR TITLE.
From ~ Y sun. April 2. 1895.
william l.. Evans Sues for Property and Sayv
His Brother Was ChiidIess.

Ex-Judge william l.. Evans. formerly Of the Criminal
Court OF Orleans has begun the Court Of Common
Pleas thirteen suits in which he raises question the
title by which Sl92Oo0 worth OF property is held in East
Eghty-irst Street and Third Avenue.
All 81 this formerly the property Of David w.
Evans on May 20lh. 1874 he died. Besides Mrs VIII.
ams who recognized by him his daughter there
survived him thr plaintiff another brother. sister and
half sister Ex-Judgo Evans says that his brother died
ntos,ate and unmarried. leaving children and pa.
rents the other brother and the sister,
and their children the only heirs AZ law. He
th. partoned. lie claims a one-fOurth
IT, Thu defendants deny that Judge Evans
had interest IN the property, AID declare that Mrs
Williams Is the only daughter u David W Evans and
HIS sole heir Mrs Williams sold the property 10 the de-
fendant'"
The policy Of this company binds IL to de.
fcDd at it's own expense all suits calling II
question amy tltIc guaranteed. and 10 pay
any Judgment recovered.
TILE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO
30 Liberty St. n. Y.
% Court St. Brooklyn.
oilces ! ~ T.. Cor. 18th St. e. eth Av, y. Y.
2ll West l25th ST.. y. y
.a,n Onnn,na M nm nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
REAL ESTATE.
pr:cIEESS At THE EXCHANGES.

There were no sales held at the auctoh-roo"iS' a.
tho Roardwav saIesroom Richard " Harnett d Co.
adjourned the sale of No l3i East Sixty -hfth-st''
three-story brownstone dwelling on lot -VSlVV' y
April 49,
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from the u''
sey estate the three-story brownstone dwelling No
305 West Thirty-fourth-st., lsxooNso.' TOT ANU"
$4,000 , ,.,,.oos
Cornelius w Luyser has sold to George S N Sa;
the 25-foot front four-story prllNadoooo u"e"i'e "
West Seventy -second-st for So,1o 49,, s,or,,
Douglas Robinson 4 co. have soid me iou, u, S co.
brownstone house No. 70 East tislyiou' 'o'
Mrs Granville g. Smith, at ABOUT sSvVV ,,hruor,, ,
The property No 60l Broadway Sod reoi h ua' 10 :
to r II Meia, by julius Friend, broker nas I ~,
Gently been resold on private TERMS ps INV '
broker -, .,. ho nego-
Charles F. Schuyler the broker VINO rr mgr Of
tiated the recent sale OF the southwest corner VI
Nassau ana Liberty SITS. for the New-IorK Reai's
Company to a syndicate for 81 2oogo 81. foo, four.
Terence Farleys Sons have SOLD the .:-loo 90 ~,
story and basement residence property NO. ~ west
Seycntieth-st for about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
Blue RIBBON Day For The Babies
TIE JUDGES TAKE THElP LIVES N THEIR
HANDS" AND AWARD THE PRIZES TO THE LIT
oA.I.c c1.ccEss OIL, TILE, I,XHIRITION

TIE JUDGES TAKE THEIP LIVES II THEIR
HANDS" AND AWARD THE PRIZES TO THE LIT
TIE ONES-sI'CCESs or THE EXHIBITION
The exhibition of babies photographs will be ended
to-day. and more's the pity, for better SHOW OF
the counterfeit prcsentments of jolly youngsters OF
both sexes has never been seen In this city me
rooms of the New-York Society of Amateur fho-
tographers admirably adapted for jus' TINS KIN"
of an exhibition being we'll lighted from every SIDE
Tho attendance Yesterday afternoon and last even
ing was large and Mrs. j. Wells Champney VINO
gives up her entire time 10 looking a.ter the success
OF the exhibition, assured Tribune reporter tha'
the show had been undoubted success, ana wn'Ie
the receipts had yet been counted. comfor'aple
sum would be added to the treasury Of the Messiah
Home for Children OF which institution Mrs
Champney is president Voting for the most popu
lar baby went on briskly yesterday, and Will be
continued to-day
After a long struggle the judges finally arrived
at their conclusions and yesterday these AWARDS
were announced: Teachers prize. for the most IN m
ond Milton Emil Bennett and Karl Brey9ort LAMP
f Farw Eiiy of s. s. Mays school, Garden City
in in IRIS civ and Dr. John 5 White. of the Berkeley
School The actors prize for the joes S oapy Te II
lemon and Willie Wilson tied for second place
Marion Grant captured TIE trst Pre- sbared second
ho8oTs " The judges We're W T. crane Henry
Dxey and Charles b. Wells; and' having ANNOUNCED
their decision. they fed. . , l., ,,o "Doc
Edwin Could jr got the first prize IN the -, ne
80, Lncrfoctlv formed baby Lloyd Richards ana
"Hrchio' FISK came second The girls who won won
i'm his class were-First, Gene de fauiaIeS a.'u
Hloxandrina de Pautaies; second Mildred bo9tn
Grossman and Dorothy Chase The Judges %ef louis
fischer and Or. Grace Peckham Murray ne rs Se
lists prize for the preiest baby went 10 an n 1,v
Eerc. with George 1nness Hartley ana hare PH poS,
good seconds Edith Candee took the olue r,ooU "
In this class. while Jean DennilI ana fidees in
tad for he second
this class were Mrs: Rhoda HOLMES s, Ni'hoii'' N'S
In Interesting exhibition of lantern sildes NJ
.iyen in the evening and the rooms Were & r
pirtiires OF babies who live in foreign Janus McIe
shown and their quaint costumes ana pref tbs
nroyoked much laughter and applause lro ~, ne
Iron,ap 1resent The exhibition Will be opened TINS
noruiur AT 10 o'clock.
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Two RENT on casco Bay.
! teen miles by steamer Z
containing eleven rooms. Il
House stands on elevated
water view. three minutes
minutes To Lawson House
ouire VI Wall Street. City.