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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
TWO UOMEN AGAINST ONE MIN.

JOHN o. DORIsS DESPERATE ENCOUNTER WITH
cOLOEED DAMsELs IN EIGIirHANE.
Policeman Conne.ly. OF the West Twentie'h-s'' sta
tion. early yesterday morning had his attention At
tracied to crowd at Eighth-ave and twenty
fourth-st where he found two burly coloreh "o''e"
fighting with white man. Both women had knives
and the man was trying to defend hlmse, with MS
bare hands The women were shouting at 'he tops
Of their voices. and jabblng away Justify WIN '"e
knives The man was finally knocked down anu
Kicked In the face. Connolly made rush ana ar
rested both women. and the man. cut ana pieedlhs'
was helped - his feet by some bystander Cohneiy
had hard fight TO get the women TO the station
house. They would not give up their knives anu
fought every inch OF the way. Twice one OF tnein
broke away. The only way he cou'I niilasc ~
catch her to turn his remaining prisoohner ov WI
TO p man who volunteered 10 take care OF her uiiI
then run after the other woman ms Conne.ly w.,
once and then he found that me secohI Wolhfn
had knocked down her guard and was sitting on
him. ,u roocbad tho
When the sta,ion-house vas finally reafnea' M >he
women gave their names az Addle NaugHal. ~
q West Twentyeighth-st. and Sadie 1ain VI ~
az West Thrtv-secOnd-st. the inlurci man si''
that he was John o. Doris. OF No 30 NH,,n,atc. ~
I'm cour, the women queted down ana uehrn ny =
s.abnlng They said that they hah peen Al to-, 49,,
because the policeman had a gridge against '"e''''
Justice Talntor held them in 5000 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
KINDERGARTEN OPENED.

The kindergarten which Is conducted AZ NO. f4o
East seventy-second-st. under the auspices OF the
Associate Numnae Of the Normal College was Tor
Ill, ,hrour omen for public inspection yesterday
,,or,oon This Is one OF the fifteen schools wh'ch
60 under the general supervision of the Free Kinder
,r,er Association The school in Seventy second-st..
S,',r has been specially cared for by the Normal
ro,,eg. Associate Alumnae. The school has been
o,cred in a three-story and basement brownstone
,ous, in a neghborhoo1 that Is made up almos, ex-
'.t.,,, ~ aathouses so that there Is an extensive
,aia - work in The work Is under the immediate
I,r.c,,on Of Miss Mary Wells and Miss Mary Nolen.
III. main features of the work consists or giving
,rstr,c,ion TO children In cooking. sewing and other
usefu household work. There Is nominal charge
~ rents for each child week. but this Is mace
r,"c,n,v for the purpose OF intoxicating an lea OF
ihrif}ness in the children. The number or cniIdren
,br,,,ed TO the kindergarten is limited to ntty. ~
T.atire OF Yesterday afternoons exercises was the
nan,ing of an Ivy vne the leaf OF which Is the EN-
bem of the Normal College A., @
Tha oficers OF the association are MIS- j. ..
Nartbron president: Mrs. +. q. Bryson. vce,presl,
dent: Mrs. c. s. Douglass treasurer; Miss Mabel
Waaiherbee recording secretary. and MISS Elsie
Earle corresponding secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. y

,.ou-ko,, Lawn in the narrow front yard ADDS
~o,,.y - Tho a,tractiveness 81 the schoo Inc
building Itself. having the advantage OF 'o",' ~
row lot, has been admirably ARRANGED '"'
classroom has perfect light and ventilation
,r,ts s,ho,l Ike many others has he.pei real es-
,o,o IN ia noichborhood When No. y was eH'ap
lished in ISL this part OF tho city was spa, s''
teI AMI many declared that 1t was apsu'' - '''''
sich a large schco.house In what WIS liz"
s'n,,a ST the time the building was ready TOT
occlu,ncy there scarcely enough c'"'u''' "
,lc ne,chborhood to I'LL six c.assroom' pnt I'VE =,
,,,fshrrcn. ~ G, fine a school attracted hunu''"S
If families from TIE overcrowdei downtown us
;r,cts 70 the vicinity OF he school no - ~"
ranks with the .ar-esi pubic schools III inc '''
having about 1000 pupils IN the grammar "''',
mcnt and i6O IN the primary department i' W
don, Of providing such large school, III '"S '''
:, cha .',v il srlly SHOWN by the fact mat ahih''
so, 20 some OF the Classes - now re'usei u CHR
dren - ,,.,,,, NJ
Ma, Lizzie \. Pardee was the hrst pr'"''p", y
tho school she succeeded on 'cloo'' -
hy the pf,eeni principal. MISS nee" VI
cn, h,s done much toward making 40. - "I' :"
tho hist schools IN the city The parents OF III,
nun- are A. A rue. ~eli-to-do eiZ"n- WI, "a M
hea,n attracted /, this end II tho .'anl ~ t. ~
u.'r,i ,,com.nol atoms and the compArati'eS ""'
roa,irc In the course OF studies in ms -cno1, -
,hc ,carhing 4 French. In many 81 we p"o ~,
.rh,o., German a. extensively iab.h' "u' TO
few IN which instruction IN French - n
Two instructors IN this ,ans.as' ate .",ri ira~
To,rrcv ami Miss Alma Pli"rlt Mu,l, 49, In
ing are a.sD extensively taught; VIZ W,.,c-,s AMI
30. branches beng Miss Caroline :. M''"'''S '
Nr. Catnarne \. wilson ., 90, .b, i'm
rh.rc IL into that could h" su<ges'ci 10! NV 49,
,,oxemor, ~ this admirable sch'o- ar IT,, -,
10, In ~ CONSTRUCTION - cav" a hfoh1 ~ y,
i"t he.wcou the schoolh'us" ami IN" rear III 90
.Sn o,s $, that good light and ventlat,a ar -
.u-ol on ,ha, SIDE IS well as on IN" "'l'l ~. /
tn, The land On which the bui iins Wa ",'0'. .
US purchased for $4,000 II cpnss.s 9' Tho
~, ~. cn,lr. not measuring -lhl'' 70 ~
..,utrg ,,as erected at cost oi Sl's,' u y, ~
, nrcpr,of structure. but nearly - ~ - az" ~
q - o-.,,oof staircase however. mat 'h'I'
ansolutcy no danger 20 tho yuiie evrn N 80, TO-,
a. Rosid.s This. the pupils nav" hr'h - M
MT, ,,,lncd in the 'ire dria' that NE 'h'''.
b,,iidny could b.. cmp,cd % It, ga" 'hii1feh III
'oWW, VI Fsnning's assistants are MISS lihrriet :
| crecnwooI Miss Anna NJ Hunter. NE, fn' ,,.
-, NJ Anne : Bailey and Miss kathiSh "
90 Miss sara smith is ~ the h"ad ., t"' -
nav dcparment Her assistants are MtS f...1 I
HHtsr.ren Mis- Phoebe \. Iowus'nd MIS- FAMINE
:, h ,,.,r ,rr mi Miss Anne t.. stanton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
DECISION AFFECTING RECEIVERS.


rudoe Ioseph f DAILY OF the Court OF common
rio,s Yesterday decided a motion brought o'
Potter r. Gatens for Peter w. Schlosser ana o'he.
denos!tors of the Harlem River Bank. "n'ch wen.
into the hands OF David b. Sickels. receiver aoou'
= year ago The receiver. in addition 10 ash''s III
his fees. applied to the Court OF Com'"o" &c C
,,- an allowance OF 5000 to his counsel LeAo" "
49,, ,,sflas costs and disbursements OF over
9, .o making about $4,000 for Senator Lexow
,an. firm This allowance the depostors resis'eu
Deputy- Attorney General G. d. b. Hasorouck anu
clarence W. Francis opposed granting ieaVe 10 Wv
.,. % have their own lawyer. but Mr. Gatehs
u'PD.t ~, nor only were the depositors entlt.eu
~ the granting Of their notion but tnas =. I allow
nreme Court was the only cou', an-'p ~ q hank or
I..,,hf,, u,ba,so.yer receiver OF d ual,n
nranee company. Judge Daly atier ON non,
tnr iaT r ,,I Granted the motion and order as"ea
sor It l. sad that under erde OF have awe received
,,arc.s which according TO the statutes euo'e'
Iv Mr. Gaiens. are Illegal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
THE COURTS.
TROUBLE OVER A. C. YATEss ESTATE.

TROUBLE OVER A. c. YATES'S EsIAiE'
The estate Of the late Alonzo c. Yates, the mill
ionaire clothing merchant Of Syracuse was 'he
subject of discussion before Surrogate Arnold yes
terdev on an application made by Mrs j. U.
Owsey @. this city. to compel her mother. MIS-
Sarah Agnes Yates and her co-executor ana trus-
tee william II. Stiles to account for the estate.
Mr. Strong representing the petitioner stated ina.
none os the property had been reduced TO cash anu
invested in bonds as the will called for. 1t was
also averred that a proceeding had been begun IN
Onondaga County for leave to mortgage part OF inc
estate to nav the debts and that this showed .ns i
estate 10 have been depleted. E,ihu ROOT cSu.ssi
for the executors and other counsel for A. =
jr. contended that the action brought III M 20
County should have priority Surrogate Arhoid re-
served decision. ,, .ou, h,s first
wife giving her 900 In lieu OF alimony, anu ueI
married his present wife who was nurse ior y Ts
in his household Mrs Charles Dlckei ana MIs.
James W Hagen. the daughters by me mIs' rhe
rage each received the income or slotW ~. IL
rns7liary iegatees are the present petitioner. the
son and the widow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
INVESTIGATING THE CITY COiEI

COMMISSIONERS OF ACCOUNTS DISCOVERED ihh
FACT THAT GEORGE s. CROKER WAS DRAW
ING A SALARY FOR DOING NOTHING
II was learned yesterday from the clerks OF the
CITY Court that the Commissioners Of Accounts
have been quietly looking into things ther" Il
was the Commissioners OF Accounts that are" '''
attention OF the Controller to the fact that George
: Croker elder brother OF the ex-Tammany leader
was drawing a sa.ary while not attending 10 MS
duties as clerk. He was away In Europe Tor the
sake Of his health.
Croker Thursday filed claim with inc 'olp''a-
ton Counsel for his back raary, part OF when ma
been withheld az a result OF the inN"suet 'lons 81
the Commissioners OF Accounts croker me I'm on
rnissioners saw did almost unprecedented thne.
He gave friend power OF attorney 70 draM me-
salary while he in Europe. lie mas h-.,N q
Cork there for fifteen years az salafI OF Sy,''
and II is said has been away good zeal OF IN"
tire on account Of I'll health ,. -.
commissioner Terry. when seen. almit''l 'htt
he had been conducting an investiedton INTO t,e
details.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.

supreme Court
By Ingraham. j.
rerVison Barnurn-Jafncs j. 49,. y,a,.,rv
Sew-York Life Insurance co, w. h'"7 A
pc,,ye .tc-ThDrlas +. lonnellN.
os,,e, IS PAUL. Charles a. Russeii.
,,,r.s..S.,,o- - Parb.l-JGmes J. Neals ,-.r.. r.
49,, &c ~ Commercial Alliance lAfe INSURANCE ~
William Ii. Wits
Common Pleas.
Hy Pryor j.
Matter OF Cooley Publishing co.-hush H. oAus"
Superior Court
Hy McAdan. J.
uusr - Bates-Jesse X furlong
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Sdgreme Court
Is Ingraham. j.
Matter O, Federal Bank-lNing & ras'o'o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
,,orrp SUSPENDED FOR SIXTY DAYS

=, K,ncshurv ono o. the bcst-known brokers
a., co,eoisla,el Exchange. was suspended ioI
s,x,v DAVIS yesterday by order OF III" boarh o, ~
,sc.ora for addressing abusive ian'S'nge 70 ha"'
cro,, smith. young broker Of the Exchange u"
davs ago Later In the day about ," brokers s's"''
,o,,,on requesting that the action 81 inc 'ir''''9
u. r.cons.aered The quarrel betw'e n VI - ~, ~
nntS , ,hev were both Interested. Mr.. kingsbury "a
VIM 'css.crlav that he had violated RUE or te
- ,n ~ remarks TO Smith. bat he in-lsir'
,ne, he nevertheless had told the truth anu "'' II"
dea OF taking anything back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Ur mrs vOT Wdyr THE IA TENETER MOVED

III. Dock Commissioners met noon yesterday.
General O H. La Grange, president or the Fire
Board asked the Board 70 allow the 'reooat haVe-
never TO remain at her present moorinSs. f'or no
e. Eas, River and not move her. as con 'mpia'e''
10 the East Third-st pier which was most Nco"-
vcnient and would cause much delay III getting
tho boa, out after fire alarms. Her present station
IA most convenient. The only reason for moving
tho boat IL because the present berth ot Tue ooat
is wanted for a public bath. The General S,iu tnat
t.orlcars sin would be good "A place TOT III"
hath and any extra expense would be met oy 'he
Fire Department The Commissloners saii ,ney
,,,n,,d 10 All I'm their power 10 aid he General
stephen 4. Ullman. No. iSl walton ave- "dS "P-
polnteI a clerk at the salary OF s'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
co,.r,r,ov OF GROWING CROPS.

Washington. MAY lo-The May returns OF 'he De-
o,rtmeni Of Agriculture show an Increase IN whea'
of Is points from the April average oe'"s '-''
s,.tns, 81 las, month and sl.i in May i"i
The prospects for rye throughout the rye pe'' ',r
fair. except in the state OF New-fo'"' "".'
49,, III 10 tho st,tcs Of Minnesota and Kan
s,s mo cron vas considerably damaged by the Sc
we're wintcr and has not recovered ,, :. q,
The average condition OF WIT, $50, .n3 sss i'm
1893. ,,,u, dona Nav is
The proportion OF spring pi9ugniene Io , GEAR and
IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
yrWsROT TO The RESCUE.

, singular Incident took place ye'ter'ay ]" ="
xoseau-st restaurant. 4 young man. ai''r P'Y'"s
,or h,s luncheon Il, a cigar ani threw the ""''''S
match into a waste-paper basket that sior' '' Wv
c,ehiers desk In an instant the paper was "''a~
The man took up the basket ana tr'eu - p'"'' " W.
"a. cashiers desk The cashier. young woman.
~, 49,, mai. any at,enpt TO put the FIRE out, ana
,ba man placeG the basket back on the moor ~. III
I'LL on, There were about 20 people III ~,
,r ~. ,be time none OF whom made any attempt
80 ax,ingilsh the flames \ newsboy who was pas
mo nv ran into the cafe and. jumping mo ue
hnske; stamped the fire out. He received d ID" bo
slice OF Die for his trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
"a CUTIDREy CARRIED 4 WAY

The story that the Hamburg American steamship
Columbia had carried away -FOUR ch'i'reh ct d
Polish woman on Thursday last. when she LETT
ber ner nj Hoboken proves 10 be without founda-
,lon The woman was going back 70 her old home.
and had taken her baggage on board but went
,shor. aean to have parting drink with a
s,iand While they wero drinking. the steamer Ieft
80 Nor and the woman rushed down. telling In
H. ;or her baggage. She had not a child on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
EXAMINATION OF POLICE CANDIDATES.
NEW COURSES AT THE CATBOLIC UNIVERSAL '

Bishop John J. Keane. rector OF the Catnonc o"'
versity at Washington. d. c.. is visiting the 'a."o
lie colleges throughout the country In the interest,"
the Catholic University which will Increase us seope
at the opening OF fhe coming term by inausura,,"s
four important, departments for Jay students bshop
Keane has been IN this vicinity during the present
week. and has visited Manhattan College THIS cisy
and Seton Hall College South orange y. a.; co..
planning at length to the students the adVahsas,
10 be Offered al the university for post she
study. The four departments TO be adoeo 70 md
applied sciences Of letters and OF the Social 70
Thirty scholarships OF $40 each will be awa'oeo "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
,rrrryrR FOR THE FKDERLL Bi Nk.

irving C. Gaylord was yesterday appointed re-
ceiver for the Federal Bank In me procedures
brought by the directors for the voluntary dssoin-
,,o, n, the CORPORATION. His bond was fixed at
90; 900 and the Knckerbocker Trust Company was
designated as the depository OF the funds Cnarles
n Truax the referee reported tnat inc asses Arc
90, att uabitlcs xj50s. The capital was slWoW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Alta CHMENTAGA INST THEN Y. AIR BRAKE %

peputy-Sherin McGivney has received an attach-
ment for $1,000 against the New-York All praHe
Company. of No 6 Broadway. In iaVor OF Nosa.
- was for balance claimed to be due for services
!, The management ana charge OF the company
affairs between July l. 1890. and May T. 1893. Inc
company was Incorporated in July. 1880. under New
Jersey laws and capitalized at SOoo" Inc at
achment obtained on the ground LAT sne
he attachment on Vice President Starbuck ana .ne
Bank OF America and 1t IL said that inc e"'"'
pany will Tight the claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
cROWDS At THE PARAN STEVENS MALE.

The auction saesroom OF Thomas Matthews. AT
Va "a University Place. can hold about 700 people
70, fully 100 were there yesterday at the second uay
NJ the sale OF Mrs Paran S,cvcns's effects Inc al
tendance was double that OF Thursday ana also OF
a better class Some Of the articles sofa were d
French armchair. SIS: ebony ormolu mounted music
,,,,e, 200. lakewood stand 81; brass-mounted por-
celain lamp and shade. 81; a round table. w 90 ahi
a brass jarIinierc sold for ST. the sum ieu ,
couid moi be learned. Although there was Il litse
crowd present few were purchasers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
wtryR.L0GGgD WRECK PASSED.

c,ntaln Meyer OF the steamship Saale reported
-. -, May n. passed a water-loyyed. lumber
,aien wreck I'm latitude 80 81. longitude csot Her
fore,nas, was standing and foreyard crossed Inc
i.,tcrs 's,adt" forming tn" last syllable OF the
name were seen on the stern.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
y,s praCE roo WEAR A CHURCH.

The Excise Board refused yesterday 10 issue
~, It's. IN Joseph Romelias FOR the premises
M 70, West One-hundredh-st. Romelas holds
storekeepers license. which permits the safe VI "a
Wv. wv . 80 dr,,n,, off the premises he was once con.
uVi ~ tr volaflng the Excise law Protests aganst
ne license we're filed on behalf OF 81 M,ch 1na
iEi sE"ib ~ an adjoining Lutheran church ana
The West Side Reform Associatoh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
ARREST or 4 CONFIDENTIAL NAN.
H. A. CAESAR CO.. OF GREENE-sT.. CHARGE
HENRY SCHULTZ WITH STEALING

N A CAESAR q Col. Of ITtfsT1'|F-'I'' OIIEfIE7'11
urXRY SCHULTZ WITH STEALING.
Horny Schultz for ten years the head bookkeeper
and confidential man for H. a. Caesar X Co.. Dry
goods a, Nos % and % Greene-st. was arrested AZ
the Christopher-s ferry yesterday and brought be-
for. Justice Taintor in the Jefferson Market COURT
charged with stealing s2s'2 % from MS empowers.
,hout 80, months ago. the firm say they notlcel
,ha, schultz was drinking a good deal and that he
va sccn at the theatres frequently win DASH
fnr-lookinc woman. Finally he was discharged. as
Mr. Caesar di not think II safe TO trust MN
any longer His books were gone over py
an expert and the loss was discovered. The Cen,tal
ptuce men discovered that schultz VAS IN regu'ar
corr, sponlence with woman named MARY HuP-
rles N W.st Eighteenth s.. and that she was IN"
woman With whom he had been seen 50 micn cary
In IN. winter. The men then put Il watcn on mr.
house. ana I'm this way got som" hlnt or rnul'H F.
,roy.nar,s schultz refused to make any statement
ana demanded an examination. when Vas SCI !o'
. ais
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c,,-ere Court hambers-Before ihE'a""'"' .
o,ars al 1890 a. Motions. ,.ho-, y-Saturday
. er,,r Cur, Special T~rm-Before MoAcam' '
Ia 3, u. Motions. 40
opens a, ~, Arnold $40 ~:
-, - ,ernard roch. 1890 a. m ms i - Itch
c.'ate "' t'-ris MARY A. Bloomfield. Anirew hoo"'
ir M 1890 a.. ~ t,o,o,. palv C. Court
common Pleas-Spcc.al Term -"''o'' ''' -
opens a, NV snoc,o Tcrm-Before Mccarthy. J-Cou''
ou.nS at 10 a. Moiions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
AN ARTISTS MODEL RENDERED OSEl'E"'

Nav Fielding had an action yesterday IN the gu.
perlor Court before Judge Dugro 70 recover siV"V
damaCes from Dr. Simon Baruch Tor injuries ene
received while in his employ IN MS ,'a'"". -
roxt,c,orove NIss Fielding had to give steam
h,,hs "a na,,ents and once she said, the pipe ex-
pode and severely burned ana sSt the
lara on her BODY she contended, made II mp99s-
siblc for her TO pose again. and she Is thus de-
pr,vel Of a livelihood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
rn RE TILE oRaAYIsr or TT CHrRcM

The Scotch Presbyterian Church Ninety SINH
ST and Central Park West. has secur'u INC s'
vices OF Or. s. y. Pcnheld lacy OF wv "'o""",,'
Tabernacle. as organist and musca' u',e''o'' "a
panca,d ia wcr known In r,rsica circles. and
stands high In his profess N'"e' D "
the soprano and Miss Helen shave the ,hns IN
in the quartet and II is the purpose -, 'nus
hare 10 make the musical part or the services
attractive and helpful in the worship OF the sa"'
uary. -. -. r.ek a courae Of
short practical Sabbath. evening sermons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
THE MURDERER or MADGE fohh """"' ~

Philadelphia. May lo-James f. "eh.'s' VI.
actor who shot and killed his hancee "arsa,,.
W. Drysdale tMadge Yorke) the ao'i's'' -. ,ara
c,,v on rohruarv II was to-day arragned before T,
Judge FIneter in the Court Of oyer and Ter
miner. by advice OF his counss Chilly Gentry
Munce he entered plea or DC" ,a,, s rial
was then removed to prison to a"a'' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
MARSHAL COHEN DEFEATED.

O. H. sanderson. referee. has fled MS repo .
IN the matter Of Morris w. Cohen. FORMER N..y
Marshal who was removed by Judge Pryor. VI ."e
Court OF Common Pleas. two mohtns ae
1000. ords that Cohen was properly removed
Conen was charged by seg Cohen with wrong
,mv withholding $50 90 collected by him upon a
tuIyment in favor Of Seg Cohen against h a,9 .
Holding Judge Pryor refused 10 entertain
apnlcatiOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
SUICIDE ON A ROOF

, RAyARIAN wooDcARvER DID NOT MAKE HIS
EXPECTED FORTUNE IN THIS COUNTRY
Michael Then worried over his inability to support
his wife and ch.llren. went ZIP on the roof OF NO
2,s Frrst-ave some time Thursday night ana TOOK
a dose OF poison. He had been dead for seVeral
hours when his wife went IN search OF MN ana
f,und his corpse Then was n woodworker, ioit
nine wears Old. He came to this country siNterl
Years ago from Bavaria. where he was ma '.'
builder and prosperous He thought fortune await
el him in this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
IXIl II.
THE LARGEST GIRLS GRAMMAh 'OiOO'
IL THE CITY.

,-,.-,.,,-s .xn ADVANTAGES OF 30. 72-oNEh
800 PUPILS NOW ENROLLED
Tho ,,rsa,. Girls. grammar school in the ei'y -
,..a,ar sc,a,l no. p Lexlng,on-ave. and one
bundred-ani-s.xth-st THIS schoolhouSe occu' ,,
one Of the finest sites ard Is on" OF the mos
nos,ng buildings Of It's KIND in the c'y - ~ i.,h
tho entire frontage between one-huh g.,
and Onc-hundrei-an i-ff.h SIS. ana ru"S .,.o
Zoo, on both these streets mus securing '
1900, rr,,.,ces There are few city schools pos
sossinr those advantages For .sht ana veh'''i''o"
tile school building stands unsurpasseu' "''e 4"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

,,..,,,n, 20 Mavor strongs orders. the National
oa, uaa eoated Yesterday from the Flagstaff over
the dome Of the city Hall to denote that the Mayor
yas at his office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Sir Frederick Leighton.

A sketch, biographical and critical.
of the official head Of English art
Illustrations of his work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Furnishing the Country House.

Notes on draperieS, rugs, and furni-
ture for the summer home-Beauti-
full but not expensive materials.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11

Haven: Frank F. Starr Middetown; FRANK T.,,h !:
Maxwell Rockville: Loren a. Galep. Nor yin
AIe!gs ". Hapes Hartford. and b. Rowland Aiie"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
New.York and Paris Fashions.

The latest hints about clothes for
spring and summer-Gowns to wear
in the city and on vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
A Sunday Paper That
can be Read Through.


Petty restrictions on individual rights
in European oities-An officer ar
rested in Berlin for carrying an UNI
lighted cigar on the street-Where
Whistng is crime.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
Bench and Bar.

An entertaining department for law
yers-CommentS on curious cases
Items from different States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
New.York Athletic Club Cycling.

Arrangements for the comfort OF
wheelmen at the olubhouSes-PlanS
for the care of bicycles and their
riders at the new home to be erected
at Sixth-ave. and Fifty-ninth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-11
TOPICS in Paris.

Vanishing day at the Salon as it
was and is-The Duke Of Aosta's
betrothal and how it is received in
Europe.