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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
THE "NEW UOMAN' DENOUNCED
BISHOP poANE THINKS THIS Is A TINE OF
NATIONAL PERIL.

BISHOP poANE THINKS THIS IS TINE OF
NATIONAL PERIL.
Albany June THE Right Rev william Cros-
v.u D.an, Episcopal Bishop OF Albany. presided
a, the closing exercises ~ St Agness School mere
today Tae institution is maintained IN connection
with the Episcopal Cathedral for the education OF
,.ung women and has many pupils from other
States Bishop Doanc is Of the most prominent
.nti-woman sunraglsts in the country and he be-
l,ves in carrying the opposition TO the coming
woman" into the schoolrJom. II his address II
the graduating class he said:
one gets sick AMI tired Of the way in which the
talk Of womans vocation hs the ar. not mercy ~ ~
the Wild vtsaries OF its blatant ss-nptions Dut III
the parade and push II ~ cai"I' ior s n
Sion 10 say what wrong TO womanhood these WON,
an's rights would be. and have 10 desire 10 reca.'
a word The agitators are really N the minor ~
Numh.ress names these modern mlIienary pc
ti,ions' mean only the thoushtless and good-nat-
ur,l yielding to persistent pursu,'' Just as ,snc
for a mistaken courtesy or an uhHa'.y coH
Nation from the aggravate mseries OF an enlargei;
unqualified suffrage. which. IN ltS uhiVersatS Vi
Tui II w. are 70 be visited with this infection aS
a well-earned punishment ior many Naoona, sins'
ihcn believe that. when we nave tasted us pit,et
n,-s we shall be brought back. perhaps through
anarchy and revolution. TO democracy whsn @ h sn,s
demand for It's existence oVerhmeh' .! nsn "'ro,
education and actua! Amercanism OF nna int.res, ,
the Nation qualify to soverh; sga" ~ disf,;rh e The
c1ulpolse OF the relation between man and woinani
"dl,p When money snail bay the votes OF women,
,s IL i,.s now IN, lnselves when the fires of polit
lc.l iiscord shall be lighted on the hearthstone OF
domestic pcart, when the assertion or demanded
rl,hf shall have destroyed the instructive chva.ry
Of conceded courteSles when woman as has been
v.u said 'once th6 superior. has become the equal
- man fh.n the reapel whirlwind OF some violent
rol,cal reaction will be gathered in tears by those
,,vHn are sowing the wind in the mad JOY OF the
P,troeuse Of the French revolutions.
Never In any age, nowhere In any land anu
nowhere In America much az now IN our own
I.muire state was there such absolute unreason Tor
tNr clamor which seeks to distract women from the
drtles nf fha vocation to which they are called"
in Mn. mad pursuit OF the greatest wrong that can
N. done 10 their SEX their country ana mankind.
,rb. man who .s set In public pace to-day TO train
s,,ne az the women OF America for their vocation
may not In times Ike these withhold his voice or
Nnrning agalnst the dangers and delusion or the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
7ELEGH1PHIC NOTEx

Rlnphamton. y T. June Samuel St""ar', a
wealthy resident of Bainhrid@c. 'hrnins" "'ii'rs
while walk ng IN the Delaware ana ilud,)u lt"'""
this afternoon vas struck and instantly hili'n.
Oswego. y. " June 6-Thc strike al the oswrk"
Falls wOO.l.n mills has been settled, ana me hliia
are again running \ conference was held between
the strikers ana manag' ai "hi'h an aiil'''e
agreement Wa reached favorable I" the sP''"e'"
Pittsburg. June C.-Tne standard OH company .
prc, for crude OIL today was !" W..
salem Mass. June C-Thc jury IN the case oi
Annie \. 81 Brewer, of Lynn. VII" anDt anu ".'',n
hcr lover Gideon ". l.aiiimeri on I,'cr.nu"n j."
1875. al Lynn, returned "A veFbict "l b"'''S "a
manslaurhfer this afternoon
Now-Ioudon Conn. June THE schooshlp -,
Mary's weighed anchor al lOD ocprh thl7 "Vin o ~
lng and started her Europ, al cruise ia Il ..bnt
southwesicrly wind She viii 80 first 10 ~. Mich
aels. In The Azores.
Davenport. Iowa. June 6-Thc Iowa Mulct law
taxing and regulating the running oi sAoohs,, M"s
sustained by Judge PrannOn IN a dc'.ilDn rendered
IN the Scott County District Court yesterday
GaIesburg H.. June G.-The convention OF the
Broth -rAoOl OF RAILWAY Trainmcn Whicn mas r''h
in session here for fourteen days closed IT'S aD)fs
last night after the lection - ihr ioio"lhs Of
grand master ". g. Lee. Of kansas city; second
vlce-granl master. T. h Dodsc, nowncrs Grove
H. third vlce-gIanl master, Val fltzpatrcK, 90
lumbus Ohio; trustees, ;. G. Young, W H. Me
Ciure o. Canada and o. l.. Koph. OF boardstown
Ill
buffalo June G-"Jerry" O'Lcary. who for some
time has been under surveillance by United states
officers on suspicion OF Smuggling; iut liidHls
a negro barber, Quong Hing, "A Chinese laundry
man ana three other Celcstlals were arrested by
Deputy Marshal Kane last night; . l"rry, Will
iaus and Ouong Hing charged with smuggling
Chinamen across the Canadian border, and the
three Ccles;iais with having illegally entered this
country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

Pntsburr June 6-Withln SIX months It Is quite
probable that plans looking toward the consiruc-
ton OF a gigantic stcc. plant on the banks Of Lake
Erie. n, a point near Cleveland will be- well under
wlv The plant in tyciy respect IS to be a leading
rival Of the Carnegie and Bethlehem Steel com
u4ni,s John d. Rockefeller. Of the SianlaSl OH
t.,,r,n,. and other NIL lonalres have agreed II
fIrnlsh the necessary financial aid. The name OF
John Potter. late general superintendent or the
Carnegie S.cel Company. In rfttsburs' now with
m. Cleveland steel Company Is coupled with the
project and It Is stated he Will have entire charge
OF the works. II IL known that .lr. iolter nas
f,ciurc Of improved ordnance and ship armor-pate
That the manufacture OF these arucies VIII De tne M
fe,tur. of the proposed works II believed certain
The Cleveland steel Company already possesses
valuable property In East Cleveihhu' hu has nov ,
an opton on adjacent territory suHicieht ior All
possible requirement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

TIE HARLEM LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY
IosGs NEARLY 5000.

THE HARLEM LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY
loss NEARLY 5000.
Tho - T., IN the Office OF the Harlem Life iupilsh
,., corn,nv a, Nos ll6 and IFS West one-hun-
1r.l-ond- -twenty-nfth-st was robbed a Few days
~ ,,b.p the safe was opened In a mysterious
manner and nearly 5000 in cash was stolen \
,.ro,t ~ the robbery was made 10 Acting 'hi't
coniin but the story dd not leak out until yes
,crd,v Every EFFORT has been made To prevent
the case becoming public. and none OF the inter-
Gated persons would give any information about 1t
last night
Nulari J Bloomcr is editor, and Harvey ~
Iloom.r manager for the Harlem Life Publishing
COMPANY syndicatc. which publishes THE sing
Snr Courier" The West Chester Critic. The
Mount Vernon Echoes" '"rhe Harlem Life" "The
Yonlscrs BLADE" "The New Rochelle Life THE
White Plains Weekly" ana THE Peekskill Home
Journal" The company moved to new offices In
the building at Park-avc. and One-hundrcd-and-
;weniy-ifh-st. lately. but could not get their safe
moved immcdlltcy. II was left standing In the
OLD offices. Miarl Bloomcr placed the sum or
1880 IN the safe Monday last. Tuesday morn
ing the discovery made that the saf" had been
rlncd. The strangest part of the rfair s that the
used. The person who took the money evidently
had some knowledge Of the combination. The
headquarters detectives have been trying To get a
cl.w to the perpetrators Of the robbery. captain
hfih-st. station. refused TO say n word about the
case.
Iiarvey y. Bloomcr was found late las, night at
Tho Publishing tOmpany's office. but he was r.tl-
facts At the time. he said. would interfere with tho
ends Of justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
yTsFyITOR TIBOR'S FINANcIAh IH"o ""H''

Denver June G.-The Dis'f'c' '"n'' va '',.o' 90,
-, ,.rd,,. hv ex- Senator Tabor 10 siaVe OH
r. io ., ,ronorty in the centre Of the city, "h0h
was 70 have gone under the hammer at 10 ocloSh
Yesterday morning An injunction was efnn,ea '.a
Tabors note. secured by trust dee' ,or s'.e, ~,
had been sold 10 the Merchants Nat"nai na""
Chicago. which was about TO forecioSe'
sgnees said they had secured 'o'' :" Lad n
81, IN ,nd.hteaness and allow Tabor 10 re-
sumo business in his name TINS Is ,nf and
time the estate has been saVcI i,oi" srnno.cd sale
IN comr, was Induced TO intervene sut ,,oueht
former millionaire another chance. IA, Tor two
sesrs and If the loan is noated az s,s'ea lorth of
Will succeed in redccming over sy,yXcd $1,000 for loans
Some Of a." these bear interest at the rate o' l. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
INVITING FOR THE MURDERER.

r,ur-RE TO CONNECT WILLIAM FLYNN WITH
THE KILLING OF HARRIS. THE BrIl-hK'
Although the detectives VINO are "orh'i's ''' ."'
HARRIS murder were busy investigating '"e am
oeaen,s Of William Flynn. who IS suspected u
,o,,,. r., .ne murder Of the cOloIed butler. Har-
rs nothing developed during the day or evening
to connect the prisoner with the crime. hariy yes
terday morning the prisoner was hned UP WIZ" -
other men before the desk in the East fi'y III
ST. police station. and August Noikart' VINO S"' -"
saw the TWO assassins leave the Borden houSe' ",'
followed them for nearly four BLOCKS was pioUe''
into the room 10 see whether he couid not iuei''' ,
rp,,, He besitated once when he came 70 fiyh'''
bu, shook his head and passed on.
Charles Wasself. who waf arrested Dy' 'r' w. w.
Twenteth-st police was arra'she' :" l.'.,a,.'
Narke, as a suspicious person. but Ac,hs- 'h .apa,
Ivnch told Justice Taintor thai ne har ~ ,hirt he
evidence against the man. ana dli Ho .aia,n tnnaI
coul1 be held Wassef was. therefore, 81, hro s,I
although the accusation OF forgery ab"i,9 a 90 ha
sfsrae and he IS held that charge III ,,it
Flvnn VIII once more De brought up d" '"n.,nai,s IN
Couri this morning. AT present n RENAME "
the custody OF the Fifty-hrst-st ponce
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HE DIED FROM HYDROPHOBIA.
PAINFUL END or JOHN H. COOPER OF WHITE
PLAINS WHO WAS BITTEN TWO MONTHS
AGO BY \ FOX TERRIER WHICH WAS
KILLED At THE TINE.

John II. Cooper. thirty-five years old' dlen III
great agony at his home in White fIaiHs yesle'-
day from hydrophoba. TWO months ago MI
Cooper was bitten by fox terrier. a pet dog oi
the family The dog had previously biiton Mr.
Coopcrs young son. but nothing was thought ~ H.
the bite was slight. When Mr.. Cooper was Dit
ten he was in the act OF picking his shipper from
the floor when the dog snapped at him saVagey
and buried his teeth in his nose. lie Immediately
had the dog shot
The wound although ugly one. healed rap"iiy'
and no extra thought was given the matter uhtlI
last Sunday afternoon. when Mr.. Cooper COM
planned of not feeling well lie came to his DnSi-
ness in New-York. usual. on Monday. but went
home few hours later feeling worse. lie re-
turned TO the city Tuesday and "Wednesday, but
again went home each day before on Wednes-
day night he became violently III. and raNed all
night until early yesterday morning. when he dlcd
After MIR. Cooper was bitten he was urged 10 go 10
the Pastcur Institute. hut h declined to do So
The exact nature OF his trouble was not known
until a doctor was called In Wednesday night,
when his case was pronounced hopeless.
For fifteen years Mr.. Cooper had been connected
with the firm Of Austin Nichols q CO.. OF this city,
and at his death had the entire charge OF the hnan-
Cial business of the firm He was one OF the most
popular young men in town. was highly connected
and prominent in amateur theatrical and singing
circles.
patient in the Pasteur Institute. A. \. Nalen-
tine. fOrty-seven years old. Of No III MadisOn-st.
Hoboken was bitten by small dog the wrist
Monday night. "Wednesday the dog developed
suspicious symptoms and killed. Yesterday Mr.
Valentine went to the PAsteur Institute for treat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
4 vERDICT FOR BARON DE wARDENER

HE GETS s25 900 FOR INJURIES RECEIVED by BE-
ING Thrown FROM a BROADWAY CABLE CAR
A jury before Judge Gaynor, in the Circuit Court
brooklyn yesterday found a verdict for S-'.w II
favor Of Baron de Wardener. who sued the Broad
way cable road for $4,000 damages on account Vi
injuries alleged have been sustained In June 1884,
on ca bic car as IL way rounding Union Square, at
SiXtecnth-st.
The plaintiff according to the testimony got on
the front platform OF the car. and was about 10
reach for the door handle when the car gave
lurch and he thrown over twelve feet TOWARD
the Everett House, striking with sufficient force on
the pavement TO break his elbow. He was In
the hospital some time, and several pieces OF bone
were removed from his arm. He further said that
his health had been broken since the accident ana
that while he expert swimmer prior 10
the accident, It with difficulty now that ne
could float: also that his erstwhile sunny dls-
position had been changed TO peeyisn ana uisa-
Sreeable one account OF his sunerlngs: -.
The baron is over six feet tai ana neaViiy uuiit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
4 MILITIAMAN LOSES HIS PLACE.
DISCHARGED FROM THE ERIE's EMPLOY BECAUSE
HE WENT TO CREEDMOOR -IHDiGNATioN
Is TIE l2TH KEGlMENT

DISCHARGED FROM THE ERIE's EMPLOY BECAUSE
HE WENT TO CREEDMoOR- -ISDIGNATIoN
IL THE 18TH REGIMENT.
william Hiler. OF NO p West Onehundred-and-
fourth-st. a private IN Company l. l2th Regiment.
has been discharged by T.. T. Campbell. auditor of
traffic OF the Erie Railroad No. q Corilaud-st in
whose Office Iilcr was employed. because H. At
tended the rife practice at Crecdmoor on Tuesday.
May 2s when ordered to do 50 by his superior
officers On the Monday previous Mr. Campbell
told Hiler that he had either to get out OF the
National Guard BE- discharged. Being an en-
listed man Hiicr. Of course could not resign AMI
was consequently discharged. II he had dlsobcyed
orders ard not gone to Creedmoor he would have
been heavily fined.
The members Of the regiment are indignant at
Mr. Campbcll's action. Colonel Dowd was out OF
town last night but Lieutonant- Coone Butt spoke
his mind freely about the matter. This IS
outrageous case" he said land all the worse
wheh We remember what the l2th Regiment did for
10 Creedmcor and could do nothing but 70 or be
fined and punished There are laws to punish
employers who Try to keep their employees from
Jury duty. and ] think there should be- 4 law to
cover "A case Ike this. The Colonel and Office
will certainly take the matter up ana try 10 nave
Uiler rcinstated. We will communicate with the
president Of the road and whether he viii not
ton again. Things will come TO "A fine pas. If
National Ciuardsmen run IN" risk OF being dis
charged every time ihcy attend 10 their military
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
ENOCKED INTO TIE AREA Uhf.


A GOiRI OFFliLEN y Nfti|i' lf+i' isi i-i''i'.''i =
IN SERVING \ WARRANT oN 4 WOMAN
WHO HAD HoNEp \ MANS EARS.
Mrs Aracea De Martinez Gh''. The young wife
Of a wcll-to-do Cuban. who lives ~ so - W"sf
Twcnty-fourih-st this city. was prisoner before
Justice Walsh IN the Adams Street Police Court
in BROOKLYN yesterday accused ~ assault. George
II Saward a real estate dealer. OF 40. 81 Liberty
ST. who lives at 80. 4lG Thrd-st. brooklyn. was
the complainant. lie is member OF -. Ann
Episcopal Church. According his story. Mr.
Giles called at his home on Wednesday morning IN
reference to paying chatiel mortgage which BE-
holds OIL her furniture. She got 80 angry That
quarrel followed. and Mrs Giles hit him. he al
lcges on the and slapped him In the face.
Justice Walsh. on Wednesday. issued warrant
for Mrs. Gilcs's arrest and II was given 20 Court
Officer Mooncy for execution. When the latter
reached the Twenty -fourth-st. house ne found It
barricadoI against him with the help OF lock
smith he broke in The front door. lie made an at
tack on the second door, hc alleges when /; opened
suddenly and he was knocked into the areaway
with a club IN the hands Of Mr. Giles. The noise
attracted a crowd. dnt two policemen were about
MOlon"y when be- showed his badge an
Mrs. Glcs. Justice Walsh severely rcprimand"d
MIS-. GAcs.
II am strongly tempted send you TO jail FOR the
way MOOncy treated said he.
Mrs Giles said that thc Who'll" cause OF the trou-
blc that Nj Sdward Insisted ON forcclosinE the
mortgage without dclucting sum which. shc al
lcgcs IS due to Mr.. Giles he had tried, she sad
to put her out. In resisting she had committed th"
alleged assault.
Mrs Giles was parolcd TIL June u for further
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
,yor Ms IssAILANT DEAD.

aayannah, Ga. June G.-Frank h'e',H" ,a,noo, IN
TINS afternoon by Thomas fou''e'' % dts.hareel
the fire department. Keenan,, VINO ""S =,
from the penartment yesterday for profanity a., ~,
trbuted his dismissal to Founders evlaeno, sed 70
announced to several people that he nenuep nav. "
settle the matter with Founder ana the AK xeenan
ing been warned. was prepared for him. ,'n~ nee"a
came into the headquarters to-day an'' .sn face
Founder struck him several blows n ,ne i rsnd
Pounder drew a pistol and fired five sno sn1nd.r sur
succession killing keenan, inssn.g Keegan was spen-
aid sne&men Of physical manhood ana ,n We or three
Der OF the savannah football team ior '"o v
6edgOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
At THE POINT or A PISTOL.
\ WOMAN COMPELLED TO Do BURG
LARS BIDDING.
IIE ORDERS HER TO BE STILL TO LEAD HIN 10
HER BUREAU AND GIVE Up HER '"0'
fhTY-oNIY A SILVER SPOON TAKEN

fnsTY-ONIY 4 SILVER SPOON TAhHN'
The ncople OF Short HIS y j.. are greatly
worked mp over burglary N that place on "'r.''s-
day morning. The affair was kept secret III "as''
in the hope that the burglar would he ca's"' nc
man entered the home Of Mrs GcrtFune j.. "o"
man. IN the western part Of the park no one was
in the house at the time except Mrs Hoffman ana
two female servants. the latter BENG asleep on
the third floor Mrs. Hoffman WIS awakened aho"t
o'clock in the morning by the uneasy actions OF
a pet dog. which slept rug IN hcr room ono
started TO 20 into the hall FOR the lamp burning
there. When she reached the door shc met the
BURGLAR She says she WAS too frightened TO
scream out N once. The burglar seemed almost
as much surprised the woman. but ne recov-
cred more quickly. and drawing revolver pointed
il at Mrs. Hoffman and said in low voice:
Madam. Will you be perfectly still?
Mrs Hoffman readily obeyed. The man demanded
her money and watch. She replied that her watch
had been stolen some time before and she mad
no money. The man then commanded her to un-
lock the bureau in her room. She told him II was
unlocked. lie made her walk 20 the bureau. ana,
covering her with the revolver, he searched the
bureau. The burglar after precious stones
jcwery or money. There basket OF s.lVer-
m, examined il. hc tool. noihinc IL seemed dis
appointed at failing to hni anything 10 reward him,
quiet. he backed out Of the room
Mrs Hoffman gave no alarm for about half an
from from the IRON, OF ihc house She called the ser,
wants The three women opened the windows ana
screamed for help but no one appeared ana MIS-.
Hoffman ran 10 the house Of T.. @. Lalnee, sgme
distance away. and aroused the Household Ihe
tracks of the wagon from ne front 81 NE
house were found and the marks OF ne hoT-- Z
hoofs where the animal had stood. The tracks
were followed until they turned into macai nm
road where. OF course. all trace o. them Wa lost.
ON the floors In the lower part ~ the li'finih
house many burned matches werc FOUND The only
thing taken was silver spoon which had n'en iclt
in a glass on a hall table Tho Milburn police
think they can trace the burglar. as inef b'h,Nc
he was seen In that place the evening before the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
crpyOTS WRECK on TIE ERIE.

puffalo June Ga serious accident. which may
os,,u IN the loss OF one or s~o lives occurred on
,be main line OF the Erie near Darien last right.
westbound train passing one going east when
an axle OF a car on the latter broke ana struck the
engine of the former, throwing IL ana e's"' cars
,-, Tho ditch and burylng under II Engineer John
-,,a, and the fireman. Mccormick. They were
n"t nurned and otherwise injured The head brake
nan Williams was pinned under the wreck ioT nVe
iIla,, HAL md sustained a broken arm ana leg and a
nvi on the head Mccormick ana Milllains were were
See,obt 10 this city and sent 10 the Emergen-y nos
p,,ai Williams Will probably die. and Mccormcks
Condition Is critical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07

AN ADMISSION or GUILT rroN \ sERio'
CHARGE.

AN ADMISSION or GUILT rroN a SERIOUS
CHARGE
Anthony Comstock IPcarci Yesterday before TO
Grand Jury - secure tho Indictment 4 ''1. N''H-
ander Thomas. OF 80. l7Wcsi ffiy'lEh -f WIZ y
charged with serious offences. The l'ttofs ei-" i'
said 10 benr strong resemblance 70 that " oscar
Wilde James 4. Anderson, fhe witness against
the doctor. who is now In the House - Detention
Will be called before the Grand Jury. An inlici-
mcnt Is thought certain, a the accused man mas
confessed The real name ~ the doctor !s sail - r~
Tonn.r not Tfonnis The hitter name was used to
hide The physicians Identity.
Dr. Touncr i- said - Doe we'll known on th' upper
West Side. lie I've, "a one Of the Navarro apart
mont houses ln West Fify-erhth.,t. whore he has
sumptuous rooms. IN. story .nfpiiei hs Mr COM
stock yesterday shows eonriu-ive} 3D." peculiar
nature Of the charge against thu doctor lh"
doctor has made a fun confession ~ DIS fIf ana
says hat only suicide AL! ave h.n from n.s NOR
L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
FIRE ~ PROCTORS THEATRE.

An ELECTRIC WIRE CAUSES BLAZE ON THE
ROOF.
fire caused considerable excitement IN the VI
cinitv Of Proctors Theatre IN Twcrty-ihlTa-st near
Sixth-ave AZ II - last night.
Fifteen minutes Lcr re- the audience left the tho
atrc and most OF tho employees were preparing 70
follow when some one hurried into the lobby ana
told the treasurer Mr.. Wel!eu that The roof of ihr
huildiug was ON ir,. Mr. Wcilen followed by seV-
eral II the employees. hurried to the roof, ana sd"
a section Of IT, about Ave feet In diameter. ah.'@r.
~ v-,flc, e.izal an AZ. a.I cut an electric light
wire which ran TO a .rAf ou the top "i th" nag
pole and which. its n-uIailpn being worn Oh. d. D
.of..d IN. ffs Il took about f"f. minute iuI th
nrrir.n 10 eNflnsul-h tA' flames. The damage "-'
lf..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-07
PECULIAR CLAUSE ~ 4 WILL.

THE WIDOW OF II. \. CHITTENpEN TO ENJOY THE
INCOME FROM HIS ESTATE FOR HER NAT
URAL LIFE MOT EXCEEDING TIE
TERM OF FIVE YEARS"
The will Of Henry a. Chit;enden, OF Montclair,
" j. who was formerly wealthy broker OF New
York. was presented for probate at the Surro-
gates Office in Newark yesterday. The document
IS brief. and does not reveal the extent Of tho
estate. which is supposed 10 be worth about *lD.-
0JO II is peculiar however. In one feature
\ clause reads that the widow shall enjoy the
income and benefits for her natural lifc. mot ex-
ceedng the term of five years After that the
estate is TO be distributed equally among the sur
yiving children. but the issue Of any children shall
receive parents share. The Will IS dated NoNcm-
Der g. 1884, and the tcstatOr died on May -. lssJ.
If Mrs Ch!ttcnden should die before the time
named. the property is TO be sold and divided az
directed. The executors are the widow and two
sons ii. A. and William Lawrence.
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MISS WRYGHTS BURGLAR HELD.

Greenwich. Conn. June p --hn Rogers. for whom
extrodItion uapers we're Issued by Governor Coffin
mas arrived In this city and will be tried at the
next term ~ the superior Court, having been bound
over this morning Bail was fixed at 5000. and as
he could not secure II. he went 10 jail AZ Bridge
mort Rogers is the man who robbed Miss Wright
AMI was capturcd partly because he a Chris
tlnn Enloavor pin which he had stolen from her.
la was very polite her and said that II she gave
no her vaunblcs he would not harm her.