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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12

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fehr iibsrgeben tporoen.
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iid in Solse Babniinns, beroorgeru@
fen bur6 anbauernoes 2eien pblloinz
pbi54er Merfe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-06-12


8iebrid. Dem Serseant 9iebte
Der 2. Gompasnie bieiiser llnteroffi<
3ier<Shule, melder einen iuneen
Meann aus S4ieritein bonn Spbe bes
grtrinfens aus benz bo9gebenben eis<
treibenben Mbein reitete, tit bon benz
Raifer bieHettungsz szWeoaille am8anoe
berlieben tporben.
6ersfelb. Bon Der Strdffams
nter in Raiiel purbs Der Sdusmann
Rebn BON bier, gu bier Wfonaten @e2
fGngnib berurtbeilt, neil er in 3tpei
5dllen arretirteperionen duf berWa4t
nit einenr Rniittel arg mibbdnDelt bat
te; einen1 bapon bate er mebr als 20
Sdldee, gum shil iibsr ben &Opt
gegeben.
Weilburg. 9ier tpurbe ein
5AriftteIler Namens Wilbelm Miiller
perbaftet, Der burh @erDffentlihlns
elmer 8rof1iire rMus felisen Stunoen.
einen grpreHungsberfuA an elmer abe<
ligen Dame ir's Mert iebte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
NETWORK CITY.

Judge Gdersleeve. in the Superior court Ees'e'
day granted John II. Neville VIII OF ceruorar
against the Board OF Police commissioners to re-
view their proceedings in dismissins MIN from the
force Neville was dismissed on July IS upon
charges OF neglect Of duty. He says that there
was no evidence against him.
Coroner Dobbs received report yesterday from
DIT Lederle assistant chemist Of the Health Board
that ne had found the medicine which otto Oden-
dahl fourteen years old OF No COS East One-hnn-
dred-and- thirty fourh-st.. took Just before MS
death ast week was only EPSON salts. There were
no traces of poison whatever. The boy had com
nlaIncd of being ILL., and some salts given HIM
He died soon afterward, and it was inferred that
what was thought TO be salts might have been
poison.
Detective benjamin Tessaro, Of the Central ONCE
died Wednesday at his home. No. 14Ol Park-ave,
of diabetes He had been ailing for some time
Tessaro had been twenty years on the force
and had been connected with the Detective Bureau
since 1882
hearing was set down yesterday before John T.
Ward al 40. 50 Wall-st.. referee. on the pro-
posed dissolution OF the Sherman Bank a large
number OF stockholders were present A number
OF these secured a postponement until November H.
10 enable them TO raise money TO reorganize the
bank.
Charles Fairchld, who has just been elected
member OF the New-York Stock Exchange. has
formed a cOpartnershp with Charles A. Various
under the firm name OF Charles Fairchild d CO.,
for the transaction OF general brokerage business
in securities, making a specially OF investments.
The officers Of the Associate Alumnae OF the
Normal College will hold their first AT Home" this
afternoon in the alumnae library. Az this is the
first reunion since the opening OF the college in
September II is hoped the attendance viii be full.
The towing steamer Samson. with two barges IN
TOW broke her shaft about two miles OF Sandy
Hook Yesterday afternoon, and brought to port
nv the steamer Lancaster She Will be repaired at
Erie Basin
The Soldiers and Sailors Monument Committee
created by act OF the Legislature held short ses
sion Yesterday in the Mayors office. The only
business transacted TO refer 10 the Park Board
tho oues,fon Of choosing a site which. II Is said.
VIII probably be at the Plaza, at F1fty-ninth- ST
md EVffh-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
PORT OF NEW-YORK- THURSDAY. OCT 10, 1895.

PORT OF NEW THURSDAY. OCT TO- 1895
ARRIVED
Steamer Genmohr r ciars YokShsm 70 June June, "a "a
Hong Kong H. singapore "a Port SAID September ~ ana
' stram nr spre Ger wlceerod Bremen October and
SOUTHAMPTON = with mdse. 33 cabin and 42i steerage
passengers Oerchs 4 60. Arrived at the Bar a, $50
steamer city Of Washington hurley Vera cIun septem,
Der % Tuxram % Tsmplco ~ FrontNra ." lrsreso
james + Ward y Go. Arrived AT the Bar at 30 m:
csSc e sem 3 a sfp's" River 30 St
AIMS BAY October and Kingston 3 with mdse 10 Pim'
steamer scheswir Ger. Iiackbarth Aqun september
Dc pax october and lnagua j. with mdse and cabin
passenger Elliott Arrived at the Bar at II m
Steamer Arianmhor CBD. Dayey. Cardenas October /.
Matanzas and Havana D. Vim mdse ana passenger to
Steamer Ports OBJ. Farrell ST Johns f. and Hall
Bowrns l. Archibald.
ri hq Quick Neworean' days with md'e
steamer old Dominion. Baheman. Newport News and
shin Manuel Llagunc Small. Honolulu iOi days with
sugar TO American sugar Refining Coz vessel to F
sandy Hook. oct TO- mwnd moderate breeze
CLEARED
Steamer Vesper Watson. Phlladelphia-w clyde Co.
steamer Panama 'spanl casquero. Havana. ProGeso
ana Vera cruz VI Cenaii9s q 60 ~
an si' 81 Ma Saac y Else c. va ''F P
steamer Riverdale CBr. Lawrence. sayannah-B Met
calf y 60.
steamer Colombia. Henderson. coion-Paclhc Mail SIS
mnlun s. Go. . .
-Ellngrr Bros. =. . %.
steamer Nlasara. Crocker Nassau. i. 81 Jago and
t'ienf4.gos-I James T. Ward \ Co
steamer Finance pa'. colon STANFORD Parry Heron
a 60.
steamer American G)utcm Rutz. Amsterdam. Holland
g " Ranicrhrnck
STEAMER Alfred Dumos Nor. w'ihust. Hamilton. Ber-
mudI Lunhnm & More .
steamer Ciy II Birmingham. Burg ssvannah-R l.
Wake
STEAMER coya dBrj Thomas Valparaiso. Iquique. etc
steamer Manhattan Bragg Portland. Me-Horatio Hall
Steamer ~ Monte. Parker New -orleans-J Van
Steamer Asatia tsr. Swain Mediterranean ports Hen
iersou Bros ,,
i Il Winchester 4 90.
STEAMER Menantic dr. Mann. Rotterdam Simpson.
Spenc- Young. ,..-,,- a. u ,r.,. = -
Ship Barring Ht"fhers llbiA "a" ri"'''S'"~" u
Grace 4 90.
SAILED
Steamers Colombia. Tor Colon Finance, coon % w
clyde Charleston Antia tbfl, Nassau Iahama "'pah
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could be made to supply their places with closed
cars.
Superintendent Maxwell yesterday gave out the
September reports OF the public schools They snow
as follows: Number OF halliday classes on Septem-
Der 20. IS; number of pupils on haf-time. s2"o'
number OF children refused admission TO the SCHOOLS
between September 3 and 10 for lack OF room S.iZs
The sections OF the city most needing relief are the
Eighteenth, Twenty-second. Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-eghth wards.
President Swansrom OF the Board OF Education
said yesterday that, although the law requires
Brooklyn TO take a school census this fall OF all
children between four and twenty -one no census
could be taken at present on account Of lack Oh
funds. He asked Commissioner Welles to have the
police do It but the mm.ssioner said his men
would be overworked by the campaign. with It's
many political meetings and he would not try to
comply with Mr.. Swanstrom's wishes for the pres
emit The latter thinks the only thing TO do Is TO
walt until the police be detailed for the work
News has been received in Brooklyn OF the birth
IN Paris OF a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Siacmonnies. the American sculptor and his wife.
Friends OF the Rev Ohio +. Bartholow. OF the
Fleet Street Methodist Church. offering Their
sympathy account OF the death yesterday OF his
wife. Ella H., who leaves two young children. She
was about twenty five years Cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
LOCAL BUSINESS TROUBLES.
A RECEIVER FOR THE NETWORK BRAIDED CORD
COMPANY

A RECEIVER FOR THE NETWORK BRAIDED CORD
COMPANY
L. Scott Kempner was yesterday appointed re-
cever for the NeW-York Braided Cord Company Of
No 6l5 West Fifty-sec0nd-st.. the application OF
John J. Adams, representing Buckingham K Paul
son, creditors Of the company. The company was
incorporated III January last with authorized
capital Of $4,000. with Congressman John Quinn as
President and y. l. Napier vice-prcslient and gen
eral manager. In April II IS said. the company
purchased the pants ahd business OF the United
Cordage Company and the Union Braided Cord Ma
chine Company. Of Boston, for $4,000 Internal dis
sensions followed and in August Mr.. Quinn re-
signed president. being succeeded by Il. NJ Whit
lock
Hess & Mergenthau, manufacturers Of neckwear
at NO Y East Twelfih-st. are In financial difficult
ties Bumenstie & Hlrsch obtained an attachment
against them Yesterday for $40" and when the Sher-
n went 10 make levy he was informed that they
had given bill of sale and TWO cha;;el mortgages.
It also said that they had transferred accounts
TO severai creditors. They have been in business
since 1857 and on January last claimed "A capital
OF $1,000 Their liabilities are currently repOri Ell
as from $4,000 10 $1,000 large part OF which is for
borrowed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Water Commissioners have sec"'er ,n,ro
,orscpower engine and pump capable Oh pumping -,
100 600 gallons OF water daily IL VIII W ',r from
49, ~ro,or aoueduct into the water mains IL Is eN
pected TO be in operation about the middie u "'N
week. ,a.,. ha q
The rifle team Of the 4th Separate company "''
n>John Pruyn president; william IS. inu ari.
elosen nar,air. + q baxter recording secretary /,
Frank r Chadeayne treasurer and scorer, ~ to
Oliver ouartermasier The team mas oheleL ~ ",
prizes TO be shot for by members OF the ''''P"'
on october p. . -, A Misc Eta G.
Hulse OF Yonkers. married Wednespnay h M
az The home of the brides mother. Mrs na0"Tyi -
Iu!se at No a Maple-st, by the Kew III . -
Oakley of New York City. ., ,.., ,tsb,
pretty home wedding was celebrated ia aui i'e
at No l25 WOoiworth-ave., when MISS Neiie q
Perry daughter Of MIR. and Mrs Josepn neary Was
married TO Ambrose :. Havey. The ceremony We S
performed by the Rev. T.. $ Widdemer: reS ao The
Christ Episcopal Church. Charles H. ASH wa ~. w
hest man and Miss Margaret Havey s,ste. W
bridegroom the maid OF honor After Mp aovsv
the northern part OF the state MI anu -
will make their home in this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
urpcE MOORE REBUKEs A JURY.

Judge Moore yesterday sent t"eNe eooI
and true from the jury-box out into the "u."i'',
air with the strongest reprmand heard in the oou,'
~ sass.o.s in many days. The case under consul
orot,or vas that of the People against James Nc
Govern. charged with assauting his aunt ME-
Rosanna Hayes in vacant io' a. sorora.
near Twentieth-st There were three o'heI uele"N
an,s included in the Indictment. but the prisoners
counsel demanded separate trial McuoVei"
denied the charge. but the evidence was - 80,
again.t him tina; his counsel agreed 10 nave ~
-, n,e.d IN assault in the second degree Inc
turv was out from | O'Clock on "Wednesday u'i "
O'Clock yesterday forenoon AI'er ,,,ire fo techn-
cal features of the case. the Jury oroue"' -
ddc, Of assault in the third degree. ,, od Looked
a,sS He then requested to hear the , 49,. Co.
amaze. - r.as givcn for the second ana theh 10Y
ase third time Judge Moore wa: nor srangest
we ,ybe, he said: well that's me s,ia %
weyS,c ever heard such eydene, a. .,e
~, has laid before you In this case. - @
vou are discharged don't need you any in the
49,, tbink the county will miss your sernloe ,'
d9n inih c of its criminal justice after such
verdict Go, gentlemen 90!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

pronosals were opened in the City WORKS De-
nartment Yesterday for building the bulNheau wal
between Wallabout channel and FLUSHING ave re-
ouir.ng approximately the removal OF |''V o"".0
va,ds of Dirt the hlling OF l7Z"o cuoic Sai"S' 800
'a t s,les sll 900 feet of lumber. 2175
- ,.ards % concrete s. 400 pounds OF wrought
from. 24co pounds OF cast iron, and $50 lineai iee
OF granite coping
g II Rosenberger. a letter-carrier attached 10
Station s and living at No. 6oi KosciusKo-s''' mas
dtsaopeared leaving a wife and her siX-months -old
child in destitute circumstances. TN octoper :
Rosenberger drew $50 from the WILLIAMSBURG Damn
~, sooo enorn ,bo rushwick Loan Association. HIS
r.cord with the Postofice is all straight HIS wife
thinks he has gone to California
Colonel Williams OF the Brooklyn Heights trolley
system. repl.ed yesterday to Health Commissioner
Emery's demand that the running OF open cars be
abandoned by saying that all the company's open
cars would be withdrawn soon as arrangements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
AFFAIRS IN BROOhLIN.
A TRACTION DEAL POSsibLh'

THE NASSAU COMPANY MAY LEASE THE ALLAN
r1c-ayE SYSTEM AND get BETTER
TERMINAL FACILITIES.
It was reported yesterday in Brooklyn that uea a
,s beins arranged by which the Nassau h'eo''i'
Railroad Company will lease the Atiantic-aVe' s'S
tom and # is said that to this fact may oe az
tr,buted the sharp advance in the preferred s'o VI
the Rrooklyn Traction Company, the wan ST.
name for the Atlantic-ave. system On IuesiaS vi,
stock was quoted at SO and yesterday II hau ~ g
to e. A representative OF the firm of '" Seis''"' y
Co was credited yesterday with admi'uhs ma -,
leasing OF the Atlantic-ave. system was uiiue, ~"
visement In other quarters 1t was lihpo7s'o' y,
verify the rumor The Nassau system, pehhu "''''i
are Tom Johnson, OF Cleveland, and his b'o'her' 10
DESTROYS It is said. OF getting better access ~ ~
Bridge and ferries than It's franchise allows e. oo
The Nassau is capitalized for stOvvU Anu d L.
600 az bonds are pr ovided for. Only nan t frr,.
hnit Lines running are from BroauMaS ID =,
through Flatbush 10 Thirty ninth-st lell!' anu -
canarsie and Manhattan Beach. lilac, Tor
Tn Brooklyn Traction Company IS ca i,I '
80 900 600 Of which one-third is prelersu 80 Fire.
two-thIrds common 1t operates forty az, a roa
quarter miles Of track. exclusive OF the I,and Pail
10 Jamaica which Is leased TO the l-ohs 10
road FOR linety-nine years from June l. io''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

COMMUNICATION schwerin Of GERMANY ana AM
,,berton blight of Philadelphia. ASTORIA
Governor Governor carTo s Page. Of Vermont ctARE%
80, FNIPIRE-P T. Barry. of Chicago and G.
f. Nold. Of Albany; ENERErTTI III, ~ FIJI; ~
AVjcNI- F,--Congress man r. Il. Mahany, OF BunaIo'
q A Won Lingen. German Consul at BaiII .n,t
and Mayor Jacob Amos. of Syracuse. HOFf MAJ
Don NJ Dickinson and Theodore i. Han, OF De
troll HOI.LAND-Cienera William Sooy smith,
of Chicago. IMPERlAlCState IonTpie' o anraI
4 Roberts Of Buffalo. MURRAY HlLl--SIeneTai
c'hauncey McKeever. United States Army: NEiH-
rPIANiD-NIrs Daniel 5. Lamont. WAl-l)ORf
Ex-senator John c. Spooner Of Wisconsin; eX-
Governor Morgan G. Buckley; Of Connecticut "a ~ -
of Cincinnati WINDSOR-L. J. Sargent gen.
eral manager Of the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
NEW-JERSEY.
ELIZABETH.

rhe moulders in the Progress Iron WORKS Or's
-. H., Works s L. Moore & Sons Company anu
Moore Brothers foundries struck yesterday ioi d"
advance of 10 per cent in their wages wn'cn nav Z
been $3.50 a day. The strikers, wheh they i ,a",
their demands would not be conceded niou''''
them and willing to return 10 nvolyed would
no consider this and the strike is stu on dhet re
obe advance rather than have any trouDie """e
they are rushed with work ,o,,,,an who
'9arbael q Harris the Railway hackinan w" ~
ed congressman Dunn for hack hire DulIs ny w,
last campaign and beaten in ms sun, an, IN
on ton Yesterday In the Elizabeth DslrlCt - ~
the second suit he brought against ap,aift r ,%e
Runn OF Railway. who had hired ms rt * ~ baci,
ex-Coneressman. Judge GilhOo.y gave ny " ,'i,h
man judgment for the full amount of his ciain WIFI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

Do vou belong in the ranks OF the
"unhappy extremes" whose drawer-legs
and shirt-sleeves are turned up or leave
n part of their legs and arms bare
There's no longer any necessity loi
such plight-here's one firm who can
always give you just yonr size.
TO our ordinary stock we have adned
four new lines in color, rose-plnk, blue
lavender and new natural, with hosiery
to match
They fit like all the rest-perfectly.
ROGERS PEET & CO
Prince and Broadway
Warren Broadway
32d and Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
MOITNT VERNON.

The Ladies Aid Society Of the fresoy 'er'. VI
CHURCH recently adopted resolution propos"e u
raise 500 for the services Of choir leader LOT me
church for 1856 and submitted the matter ~ Wv
10 ronositon and tonight the society VIII give
smpper in the parlors OF the cn9rcn tne h4eveS that
w Gathering VIII bring together socla.y na.y
chvrch atfendants who have not had the oppo '"'''
OF becoming acquainted. -. .ho rooistration
Voters are again reminded tfat the nsres
hesins to-day. and the registry ana poiihe p''0e
Iii he omen from n. m to y. m, 49,, ...os n,,
WI" Wayor evils has vetoed the resolution passed ps
!,iaormen nroyiding that the city purchase
me ~ The Aldermen at SIS each. but the CON-
np Sonncl has overrdden the veto by vote oi
7 TO . The city viii nov have 10 pa! 4o' '''e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
NEWARK.

An autopsy on the body Of Paul Cushman' wn1
charged In ante-mortem statement ma, -
49, ,o,sored was held by the County Physician
Yesterday. No traces OF poison were found. 1eaon
was caused by complication OF dlseashe'; evnd that
directly due TO cholera morbus. III Is peheNer
Cushman was insane when he made the C.ai 70 80
Ar meeting OF the Board OF WORKS yes.J1i qSi Lr
regarding the Investigation into irreg ~ ~,
the Street Department The frauds cohsISeu cas e.,
of The real number and the loss TO the city Wou
aggregate about $500. Eight men were aT nd v
a6oons them Night Superintendent Gray ana eN-
Superintendent Joseph Hunkele c,. N,s ,ts
Tbe STATE Veterinary Medical Society held its
.nnnal meeting at No. si2 Broad-st yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
CdNiDl'S COMPLAINT NEEDED.

Albany Oct. 1O.-The danger to life and property
in Niagara Falls. Ont. has about ended, accord
ing to Deputy Attorney-Genera kisseburgh, who
returned here to-day. As a result of his investiga-
tions, he reports that the work of preparing the
roadbed for the railway along the Niagara River
on the American side is about COMPLETED and that
only a little blasting remains to be done Mr..
kisselburgh says that there will be more
trouble, and that the railroad company has settled
ell the damages OcCasoned the Canadian side
hy its blasting operations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Republican Campaign Committee, p. m.
Dock Department investigation. Stewart BUILDING.
Queens County Jockey Club races, Aqueduct, 2:5o
p. IN
Nahan Franko supplementary proceedings case.
Police Board meeting.
Republican mass-mceting. West side Repuphcan
fJub No lO2 West Eightv-second-st.. p. m.
Presentation Of flag to school One-hundred-and-
evenfeenfh-st. and ST NichOlas-aVc-, j a. m
Genealogical and Biographical society NO. .
West Forty fourth-st.. 5 +. m
Catholic Benevolent Legion meeting, No. 4ol West
Fifty~ninth-st., p. IN
Franklin Ferris before noon prayer-neetins' NO.
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CUE wO1rID NOT WE'D THE GROCER.

Mre Anre Hurst. the vile OF -'aSPe'..' ,,,
49, ,es.erday tried 10 obtain a warrant
- 49, t,ven street Police Court against her seven
,asn.vear-od daughter Frances, on charge Una.
she is wayward The girl Is living as uon'e''ic
n.,tb Mrs. Barber at No. sos Grand-st anu 7"S'
she left her home because her parents 1or,o,
c.,,ar grocer OF the village who is seN -
cars her senior She said she could ho' lo'e nm"
go ,hereforc could not marry nm. c,.. ,ha,
al Mrs Hurst tried TO cOnyince the Our ua'
frances was only fifteen years old aec tbs "a
,t Tsice Iaimbeer that the girl ma an ~
imitation. and the Court refused to issue 'De wal
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LIGHT SENTENCE FOR A wIFE-BEATER'

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue romeo LUZ
YESTERDAY committed John McCabe. iur'De' nan
dler 70 the pen.tentary for three months lol 40
sauting his mother-n-law MIS- Drlusv' -. ~
sa"'n d, ,wsntv-ave years old. and lives at NO
,eo >--+b Third-st Mrs. Tamaney Is sINt!-H'e
Years old, and lived with McCabe. Mrs Iamaney
,ols the Court that her son-ln-iaw took deHsn' IN
heating her when in bad humor' ana haa as
saued her eighteen times since ne ma mar n court
lin three months-old infant and toe nhe ~ fr
trate that she too was compiler 70 S;d Iife she
h'shond's brutality During their maiIleu ~, IN
sad she had been dspossessed from of her
So, sha lived sixteen times on aCcoui' % 49,
MMnn6ands Violent temper, and he mad Dea'e" "ei
she said thirty times