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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONEERS.


New-Year's Day passed quietly in ionkers. Little
calling was done. the practice having almost en-
tirely gone of in this city. The feature OF
the days celebration the chidrens carhl'ai
az the Park Hill Country Club The little people
and their guests the lake as early as :
o'clock in the afternoon. and the time TIL hsf'
passed too quickly to suit them. In the evening
the lake was Illuminated with Chinese lanterns ana
presented pretty appearance. Light refreshments
were served IN the afternoon and evening III 'he
clubhouse The bowling alleys were largely USED
and many ladies awaited themselves or the PRIV
lece OF using them \ large number OF persons
called at the Young Mems Christian Associa'oi
A committee from the Womans Auxiliary enter
tanned all who called. The social attraction ol '"e
day was the reception given by the fonKers Law"
Tennis Club al its cosey home in the Pailsade-aNe
extension. IL largely attended ana was
great success Deputy Grand Master THOU
son. Of Yonkers. and staff Will install the 0nietar
o. Irving Lodge of Odd FeloWS d, IL Voune
this evening. The boys Drdnch ., ,ie iUni
Mems Christian Association has ISSUED he e r sn
tations for its annual dinner when VIII pc 49, ~
Thursday evening at the rooms neSe d lailT
have always proved enjoyable. ne poyS SoIrt' ,
The affairs themselves. selecting their own tVast
entertainment in the winter course OF the lii
Boat Club will given this evening IN the poWn5
ALLEYS DR. William X. otis Will give an eNhlpitieoi
of sleicht hand. and there will be banjo muS,V
There were services yesterday III an ny
Roman Catholic churches. In the evening. at ID
1hcrs vas a sermon at the Monastery OF the sacred
Heart This morning the forty-houiS ueNo''' WI"
Iayiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

Theodore b. Silkman the Republican surrogate
elect who will assume the duties OF his once "'
White Plains to-day. has asked the boaru Oh -"
nervjsors i'm effect to reduce the compensation oi
-, Ill. Il, his office so that he have more
clerical force without Increasing the expenses me
committee on surrogate VIII report AT an carr
day Surrogate Silkman announces, that ne Will
hold Surrogate's Court at the Court House every
Monday and SATURDAY.. and every Wednesday "'
Yonkers where he has rented an office. Tor Mhivh
ne .etS 20, ,.oor The Young Bachelors
rIl@te "a ,I.,assf,l nall i'm ST Johns Hall last
night one OF the features of the nght Mas "a "a
variety shpM - ~. ~ dsnces Sheriff elect
ADDISON johnson sworn in at Indnhsht Esnis
dav in the presence of several huhdre 1910
from all sections of the county. Inc IN IN
mittee on sheriff of the Board OF supervisors ma
nm sheriff Duffy'S bin for the board of prisoners
confined in the county Jail to 81 20 each a Wen,
The Sheriff asked s. 20. 1t has been the custom ~
aslox-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
THE SAFE or THE LICHTENSTEIN STOCK.

CREDITORS or THE FIRM WILL TRY TO MAKE
Enrich BROS. PAY THEN FOR THE PROPERTY
Referring to the alleged fraudulent sale by J.
Lichtensteln & Sons drygoods dealers. Of Nos 81
and 81 West Twenty -third-st OF their entire stock
ia Enrich Brothers OF Sixth-ave.. and the alleged
fraudulent purchase OF The stock by the latter hrn'
Morris T. Hlrsch OF Blumenstel IiIrsch, No. 300
Broadway counsel for twenty creditors Of j. Lichen-
stein a. Sons whose claims aggregate $4,000. said
to a Tribune reporter yesterday; The legal pro-
ceedings air tdy begun In this case. as fully re-
ported in this mornings Tribune, are only nitatory
Of further judicial proceedings. with the object OF
having the sale BY j. Iichtenstcn & Sons declared
fraudulent and void and aside with an order
from the court TO charge Enrich Brothers with the
full value O. the property.
"rhe attachments were obtained for the purpose
OF putting d lien upon the property. but. nasmuch
as Il cannot he Identified and separated from the
stock Of Enrich Brothers with which it has been
mingled which is OF precisely similar nature. II can
not be levied upon by the Sheriff without the risk Of
taking "A part OF Enrich Brothers property.
which would make the Sheriff liable 10 the latter
firm for damages We believe that neither j. Lichten-
stein x Son Enrich Brothers by reason of their
alleged wrongful act. could unerrngly separate the
two stocks, because they much alike and have
been so thoroughly commingled. We contemplate
taking certain additional proceedings In the course
OF a few days The exact nature OF those proceed
will be to have Enrich Brothers held judclousy
sponsble clients for the full value of the al
legged fraudulent sale and pun chase OF the stock II
II that both J. Lchtensten & Sons and Enrich
goods IN question. although we have asked both
nrms TO do So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
FIPE IN Az ORPHAN ASYLUM.
. RAD PANIC AvERTED BY THE srPERNTEND-
EXT~s PRESENCE OF MIND.

RAD PANIC AvERTED BY THE stPERlNItND-
rxT~s PRESENCE OF MIND
cstderatle excitement was caused in the Colored
ohor As,lum at one hundred -and-forty-i ifth-si.
and Amsterdam-ave shortly before noon Yesterday
nv q slight fire, which filed the big DuIdihs WIN
smoke and sent the servants scuIryms mo 'ie
.r1 ,,cstricken. The fire originated in the base
mont of the west wing Immediately uhder 'he DIX
dining room. and had il occurred nan an hour '"'e'
=, tho dinner hour, a panic would have been IN
evitab bile and loss OF life might have followed
,rhe fire WAS discovered at twenty minutes before
Noon nv Mrs Yokes. the housekeeper, VINO was III
tho dining room experimenting the setting OF inc
tables Her attention was attracted by the sheii
NJ smoke and on going into the basement she fouhd
srooka nouring through the cracks OF door lead
ING IN a storeroom. She opened the door to see
whore the fire was. and was met by pun OF Ihhes
and a volume of black smoke quickly rolled up tt'
stairway into the halls and spread alarm bcIoie
her , .
lanes Luty, the engineer, who was employed in
The npine-room ran up stairs followed by Mrs.
Yokes both crying fire. Luty sent out an aiarm'
nv th~ time the smoke, which poured INTO the
halls. told of the imp .ndng danger, and brought
many OF the servants from the different depart
SUPERINTENDENT Sherwin. with GOODNESS and pres
Of mind summoned asslstahce re- ana VIII, sne
iron doors leading from the west wing INTO the
m ,he halls leading TO the rooms where the children
were but under the Superntendents order the
doors were kept closed and only faint smell OF
SMOKE reached the frightened children
second alarm was sent out by Poneemaan MOODY
unon the arrival of the rst engines when brought
three more. Hose were run through the Wlndo~s
Of the cellar and in short while the smoke grew
les in volume and then ceased altogether During
the progress Of the hre it looked from the street
90 ~ The whole big building was In flames.
Nothing positive to the origin OF the ilre can
went into the cellar and dropped spark from a
lighted match. The only damage done was Vas IN, Inc
charring OF the woodwork. 1t Is estimated at s2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

r,vrrto WAS RATHER SURPRISED WHEN A
STRAY suor CAME THROUGH THE WINDOW.
Alphonsc Bavcllo n laborer. who lives on the
.ocond floor OF the tenement house No 3 Bayard-
At was sitting the window or MS room
twenty minutes after the old year had gone out
Yesterday morning. when a bullet crashed through
the glass and struck him in the face. IL pierced
his upper liz and entered his mouth. but did not
rene,ra,e further and hc spat II out. Some Of
Haycllos neghbors were celebrating the opening
of the New Year by firing revolvers from the
windows and 1t IS supposed that 1t was "A stray
bullet fired In this way that struck him lie shouted
Tor helm and when the ncighhors went into the
room they found him lying the floor bleeding
from the mouth An ambulance was telephoned
Tor and ne was conveyed to the Hudson Street
tai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

steamer Marel,o ,Bn. Rea. Hull December Il, rnn "a
mdse 10 Sanderson * Arrived at the Bar az 90"
a m - ,., ,,.ro,,, pecemb.r 81
with n,dse 70 II Maitland Kersey
steamer Banan 'NoD. Hansen. Cienfuegos Decemoe.
%. In ballast 10 Waydel x CO. Arrived a. the pa' -
steamer orzaba. Hoyt jr. Vera Cruz December la:
Tuxpan 70 Tampico q. Campeche "a Prosreso - ani
Havana % with mdse and passengers James Ware
a Arrived At the Bar at s:i5 m 3lst. .
Gonaives II. tort Prince H. Petit Goave is ana
Linen - with mise PIN. Forwood keiock
steamer New-Orlcans Belts. New-orleans with md's
and passengers 10 + : Allen , Nan. and
steamer jamestown, ituiphers Newporr, Dnn,,rnr
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to Ola DOMINION
sandy Hook y. j. Jan. /. 93o p m.-wind northwest;
moderate breeze; clear
SAILED.
Steamers Bowie ,Br) Liverpool Yorktown. Norfolk and
Bueeds Nicaragua: G,engoil t3r) Norfolk Francisco
,Bn. Hull. Eiona C5D. Mon,eydeo Rio Janeiro. ste;
FL Rio. New Orleans.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer GIamorganshire dsr) vyvyan. from Japan aaA
China Tor New York arrived at sue, January Yr
Der 20 arrived at Glasgow January l.
Chicago city (iSr. SenGell sailed from Swan
steamer Vccndam dutch vanderzee from New-Yonk
December % for Bouiogne and Rotterdam. passed the
steamer Lepanto ,Br. Wise from Antwerp for New
York. passed the lsc o. Wight January |.
steamer Victoria ,Br,. Boothby from Messina for New
York. passed Gibraltar January l.
steamer Chicago city 'Br sendell sailed from Swan
sea for New-fork January J. -, IA
steamer Astrakhan thrl Evans from New-fork Do
cember II. FOR Dover passed kinsale January l.. 49,
York passed the Isle Of wight January 81, l.
steamer Handel Brp sailed from Santos for New-fork
steamer Lydian Monarch ,Br Morgan. sailed from
London for New-York January |.
Steamer Beucia tsp. Aagasrd. from New-York Novem-
Janero December so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
NEW-JERSEY.
ORANGE.

A terrible case Of brutal wife-beating occurred III
West Orange on Monday night. Herman koch' a
German who lives in Lakesde-ave.. in fit OF
drunkenness attacked his wife for some trivial
cause lie struck her two terrible blows In the
face. blackenng her eyes; the second blow Knocked
her down He then kicked her brutaly, and. up
setting a table on her body deliberately got on II
and Jumped up and down. lie then went 10 he
nolice-station and wanted to make complaint
against his wife. Officers were sent TO the mouse;
Where the woman found UNCONSCIOUS anu
nearly dead Dr. Brien called il. ana sue
ceeded in restoring consciousness but the woman Is
In a critical condition. Koch was he'd In ban 10
await the outcome Of his wife's injuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
Jersey CITY.

Some one threw brick through the "ihuo" OF
Jacob Dunzinskrs liquor-store, at No. 232 Third
{, Jersey City at o'clock yesterday morning
and when Dunznski went outside to find by whom
the brick was thrown. man standing opposite me
place fired pistol at him. wounding MN siightly
n The cheek lie caused the arrest or Mlcnael
Norton. a rival lquor-dealer. who keeps place
inst around the corner from Dunzinskfs IN Morgan
~ Norton was behind his bar when the shot was
fred ne SAYS and his statement is corroborated
nv several Witnesses He ! held for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND-John II. Daley. the newiy-eected
Republican sheriff Of Richmond County. was In
stalled into office yesterday, at the Court
house. Richmond. After County Clerk John Els
worth had administered the oath of office to Sheriff
Daley he took formal possession of the jail large
decoration of politicians present. dinner fol-
lowed when a number Of speeches were made:
regarding the Republican victories at the fall
election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

. ,,oropMAN KNOCKED OFF THE PhAIf'"N'
avn r~u-prD AND SIX OTHER PERSONS
MORE Or LESS HURT.
What came near being ii serious ,,.ooLlir.
trolley cars occurred at fnitoh-S'' an" more
ave BROOKLYN last evening. seven PEI N1",o,,sIv
more or less hurt, but none Oh '". ,,,,,orst
.hor, 5.2o n m. car No. 15S. OF the rui'o '..a,
prool,lvn Heights Company sUuoh
- No 1os of the Franklin-ave. line anu ~
,,racl<ed IT, The latter was "tdiiei -
IN q trolley car on the way south' 'O ost
noe, Park The Fulton-st ear was O ,,,
coward the ferry and was under great MN nj,
Gained ON the descending grade OF ,o,,a.
motorman. Edward Purcell, OIL No. " ,h, oar
vs endeavored to check the speed "a % -,
-. ,ho rails were slippery and the BRAKES u'n NO.
IA tho heavy car. The forward car VI W
I,ranklin-ave line crossed the track J"S' }" w.,
of the Fulton-st car, ana the I"''e' ,...rr,
rear platform of 1t and the ioi""' ,,.,. .,
Of the trailer. breaking tie 81.
ID smashing the front platform ol "'e
""-- ., Tba motorman OF the latter. Nlllian
,,rhos ~ No cS Schafer-st, was khoCheu Y"
,,a raceived a sprained hip ana coh'us'oIS' M
u,os removed TO the Brooklyn Hospital 80
the motorman OF the Fuitoh-S'' '", g, ,hs
somewhat injured rive -. - ono
trailer" were more OF ie9S ""'' ~
was taken TO a hospital -
Y Franklin a barber. OF NO. 5l4 Cdr''o"-as
had AN arm broken and received DrulSeS
other injured persons were Chailes Mu'P"''
cycle rider. and member Of the Kings COUNTY
WbeeImen. Of No. 200 Lenox Road; John Saiier, a"
actor OF No Az DeKalb-ave.; Mrs EhZaoe'' 1a"'
doris of Jersey City. and her little GIRL assu ny aIi
T ~ nassengers were muc frightened IN al
three Of the cars -. a-s ,,,dor NAY again
~ md the blockade OF travel caused D! NC az,
cident II is rule of all the companies ina go"
hnu move slowly at points where tracks imtrsect'
SUD" -. ~ nrevent collisions OF this KIND. Ihs Ac-
cident affords another subject FOR n9u np9,nind by
P1aror Schieren TO consider the regulation Vi t's
MaSII ond The management of trolley-cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
THE HorEh nAAMoRAh CHANGES HANDS

Matt. j. Ward q Co. hotel brokers. have sold for
Messrs MacDoweh & Boggs, the furniture. ten
years lease and the business OF the Hotel Bal
moral. SOo-room family hotel, AT Lenox-ave. and
One -hundred-and- fourteenth-st., to James II. Rod
gers and Frederick G. Mitchell. who now In pos
session. Mr.. Rodgers IL the former proprietor OF the
Coleman House, Ncw-York and Hotel Castleton,
New-Brighton. s. l. Frederick G. Mitchell was for
many years proprietor OF StanwiX Hall. Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
cryrTDr OV A BEER NEG.

Charles Froelich. forty years old or No III Grand
st committed suicide yesterday while sitting on
a beer keg in the cellar Of Goistein's barroom'
Essex and Grand SITS This Is the place which
"Silver Dollar" Smith wrecked recently after as
saulting the proprietor with n knife. Froelich was
found dead BY John Butter the bartender. who
went down into the cellar 10 get something: The
man had been dead apparently for several hours;
a revolver was at his feet and In the centre OF
his forehead a bullet-hole. Nothing was found
TO explain the mans motive for self-destruction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Rapid Transit Commissioners
Police and Pilot Commissioner meetings
Annual meeting OF st Johns Guild so l. West
Forty fourth st. so p. m
r,,erta,nnent In aid o, Orphans Home Grand
Central Palace. p n.
Lecture by c. T. Serylss. 81. Jamcss Han p m
President Guntons lecture. school o. So''"'
Economies No. a Union Square. . m
Philanthropic Union OF Society OF Friends fl'
teenth-st and Rutherfurd Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
To HELP WOMEN TOWARD sELF-sUPPoRT

The National Industrial Union with heauluar-
ters at Flatbush and Fulton ayes. has arranged ~
sell on commission variety of household soouS'
AT the least possible advance on the prices cohslS-
tent with the defraying OF the expenses Oh ,iS
sociatv churches societies Kings Daughters ana
families are earnestly requested 10 coQpeIa'e !"
thls enierprise 10 help women toward seI-suIIoIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
fiOBOKE\.

Mayor Pagan. of Hoboken received calls at the
City Hall from 10 a m. until p. m yesterday.
About fifteen hundred persons called on MIN, ana
many congratulated him warmly the reforms
he had effected in the the municipal government
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
LETTER THIEF UGHT.

.obcrt Lakewood a well-dressed coiored man.
was taken before Justice Taintor in the Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday morning charged
with stealing a bundle of $50 letters from pox
at Eifth-ave and Twenty third-st. yesterday AFTER
noon The box not a United states mali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT or NEW -YoRK-TuEsDAY. JANUARY l. 1885
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Hohenzollern oGer) Richter. Bremen Deem
Der u.s. with ndse TO Oeirichs Co. Ar
rived "A the lar q 3ls
Steamer Washington tCier) Dineklage. Hamburg De-
cember 10. ballast Gustave Heye. Arrived the
bar o IN.
steamer Westernland ,Belg,. Weyer Antwerp Deem
Der with ndse and passengers TO International Navi
CATION Co. Arrived at the Bar at td5 p
Ger. krech. Naples December Is,
with mdse and passengers To Hamburg American Line
Arrived the Bar at : 80
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II (tier) .Stormer Genoa De-
cember ~ and Gibraltar o. with mdse and passengers
TO Oe.richs q Co. Arrived at the Bar at p
Steamer Elbruz 0tr) Brown. London December IL. In
ballast to Goepel Trube. Arrived at the Bar ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
A Announcements

Why suffer from corns wnen HinoefSo'"s "
them 20 easily? IL cts at drusgists
Parkers Ginger Tonic the best cough cure
Mrs Winsiows Soothing syrup TOT Chiaren
teething sofens the reduces innanma''oh anaW
pain. wind collie and darrhoes - cents u oo'tis.
"Chickasaw" f. e. w. 'Chickasaw.
collar
DIR. LYONS PERFECT TOOTH POWDER
eeps the white and purres the breatA
An elegant toilet luxury Sold everywhere. % cents
Henry A. Daniels NJ. D.,
90 WEST SQTH-ST.
peranrements OF Nervous system. Impotence 80
sterlity and like speciaities Hours to I. 6tsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise % sunset 4:ii Moon sets m ll:i Noon age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandv Hook HIS GOV. Island H." Hell Gafe =?
l. M-Sandy II so GOV Island .... fir' "'e Low
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02

box. but ore of the extra affairs when are William
Dear The bir hotels during the holidays N itai
nenson an employe of the Firth Avenue IIo1ta'
had just placed the letters In t the Don He was held
In SSn hail for trial in General Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Galusha A. crow OF
PENNSYLVANIA. WALDORF-Benjamin constant, %
Paris. and Judge William n TOWNSEND Oh NV
Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOhL1N ~.

TROLLEY CARS SMASH TOGETHER
A MoToRMAN KNOCKED OFF THE PA '''''
AND INJURED AND SIX OTHER PERS'N'
MORE Or LESS HURT
The advocate., 1895-02-06

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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-05-03
Bouscy Dyke Disaster Grows More Ap'
palling Each Hour.

Epinal, France, April 2s.-The list of
the fatalities of the breaking yesterday
morning of the great Bousey dyke, in
the Epinal district of the Vorges. in
creases every hour. One hundred ana
fifteen deaths have already been re-
ported, but only fifty bodies have been
recovered. 1t is believed that the death
list will be greatly in excess of the fig
ures above given when all the dis
tricts are heard from.
over the whole region over thousands
of tons of water swept in resistless
food, swelling the stream with every
sort of wreckage. and the whole coun-
try presents a most desolate appear
ance.
The distress among the jewellers OF
the valley is very great and in many
cases they appear to be mentally be-
numbed by the calamity that has faller
to them. The government is fully awake
| to the disaster and is doing everything
possible to relieve their sufferings.