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New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
ANTI -CONSOLIDATIONISTS AT WORK.
THE LEAGUE OF LOYAL CITIZENS DISCUSSES TIFF
TRIBUNE's SYMPOSIUM. AND GETS READY
FOR BUSINESS.

FOR BUSINESS.
The Office Of the League Of Loyal Citizens in
Brooklyn was a busy place Yesterday evening. \
number OF the Leagues officers were present. dis
cussng the opinions OF well-known Broohynites for
or against consolidation and resubm!ssion. they
were presented IN Yesterdays Tribune. and maxi
ing plans for work at Albany the I.eeis-
lature meets. The fact tina: the anti-consolida-
tonists viii Introduce bill for resubm.ss!on as
published. The petition for the passage OF this bill
viii have attached to 1t the names OF 1900 ardent
an.i-cOns soidationsts. From what has been sad
of the consolidation bills likely - be introduced at
Albany. and the plans OF thos, wso VII f,thcr
them IT that The roglbTnission.srs will have
the first caucus IS held President Redhed. q t.r
Loyal League. declined TO give the name o. the
member Of the Legislature who vi! ntrodnce the
bill providing for resubmission, oi 10 name the
Brooklyn Senators Assembly ymen wfo favor
referendum and those who vii ABIDE h. the result
OF caucus and are not downright csuDm.ssion
lists. the other twenty -four Senator's and Assem-
a delegation TO Albany almost is,nedate!y to g.ori.
for tae cause which IL the handspring q. the o.
ganzat'On.
Mayor schleren Yesterday afternoon adlcd 70 his
utterance on consolidation. published I'm the Tribune
yesterday morning. the following words
Il am stili in favor OF consodatnS the citics Of
City: but II the territory included in the plans for
Greater New York Is TO be taken in New York VIII
be the greatest poiato-raisns ciiy IN The world
County We3tchestcr County and I'm our own county.
when they are consolidated with NewYork they
will demand all the improy enicnts. I've had some
experience No sooner did Flatbush become the
Twenty ninth Ward Newt 'trccht the Thirteth and
Cravesend the Thirty-hrsi Ward. than they wanted
and police protection. sewers. water paving, and
all the Improvements thought Of by FultOn-st.
merchant. They are entitled 20 them; too. Every
then oamcrs for improvements. am not In favor Of
anneXing unlmproved country towhs
New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
,cousness last evening. and It was reported By the
hnsnitaI officials that she would recover.

An order was made Yesterday by Judge Gaynor
dissolvine the American Lace Manufacturing Com
pany of Patchogue. Long Island The assets arc
sl5s a. and the surplus $4,000. The corporation
was thought to be so hopeessly insolvent that the
president offered 5000 to any one who would take
his stock and indemnify him from any liability Jonn
A. Patter was the receiver. and 1t was due to MS
good management, It Is said. that surplus re-
mained.
Judge Henry A. Moore. whose condition FOR sew
eral DAYS has caused his family the greatest Alarm
became unconscious in the forenoon yesterday ana
his physician said he was perceptibly weaker.
James c. Church. counsel for the Flynn Syn
d,cate Yesterday afternoon applied to Justice Cullen
Of the Supreme Court for modification OK tne IN
junction granted last Saturday night restraining the
Kings County Trolley Company from building its
road in Avenue " in the town OF Fiatbush. Judge
Cullen modified the order that 1t operated In Ave-
nue. east Of F1atbush-ave.. and rot elsewhere.
The William H. Friday Association a well-known
Republican organiza tion last Saturday night held
meeting at its clubhouse. No. 3SS Decatur-st. ana
elected the following officers President. Samuel
Camson: first vice-president. Louis w. Reuter-; Sec
ond vce-presdent Charles H. Murch third vice.
president Thomas Wilson; fourth vice-president.
Daniel Mccarthy; secretary. Oliver Hall; assistant
secretary. William H. Friday. jr; treasurer, Fred
erck Shipman. A banquet and vaudeville enter.
tanment took place after the election
SHE THINKS HER LOVER SHOT AT HER.
The occupants OF the tenement-house No 33l Ell
lery-st were startled late Sunday night by the
report of a pstoI and woman's screams Police
man Kohlman, of the Twentieth Precinct, who was
passing saw man running excitedly down the
street The officer gave chase but the fugitive soon
got away. Kohlman then returned to the house.
where he found Mrs. Carrie Herr. young widow.
living on the top floor of the building, In Mysteries.
The shot, she said she believed had been fired at
her by August Rose. forty years old, carpenter.
who had been a boarder with her until two months
ago. when she ordered him TO change his home.
The bullet had missed its mark. Rose, II is alleged.
is madly in love with the young widow and several
times asked her marry him. but each time she
refused Since Rose left the house Mrs Dietz has
shared the apartments with her. The little home 10
supported from Mrs Herrs earnings from wash
ing Several times Rose. II Is alleged, threatened to
XII, Mrs Herr unless she consented 10 become his
wife on Sunday evening he seen hanging
about in front of the house by several OF
the neighbors. Shortly before II o'clock Mrs. Herr
appeared at an open window in her apartments.
and as she leaned out the shot was fired The man
she saw running away she believed was Rose. The
po.ice have made no attempt 10 arrest Rose, ana
the widow Is not inclined 10 make complaint
against him.
New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES HEID.

The regular Democratic primary elections were
held last evening In all OF the wards IN BROOKLYN.
The proceedings conducted quietly In all oi
the wards with the exception Of the ftfta whefe
there was a fierce fight between the followers Oh
Alderman Gulfoyle and Congressman Clancy. III
tho First Election District there were number VI
New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
PIETY. TROLLEY LINES AND A BURGLAR

James c. Church. counsel for that trolley line
combination known the Flynn syndicate. said
yesterday that he and President Rossiter, OF the
Brooklyn Heights Company. attend the same
church, and that Sunday Mr. Rossiter had his
company's working all day extending the
tracks Of the Brooklyn Heights Company along
the upon which the syndicate claims rights.
After service" said Mr.. Church. "he went out
and watched his men at work. !. too went out and
looked OF. went out again in the afternoon. and
while | was looking at the work burglar broke
into my house and stole jewelry worth $780, I
waiting to hear from Mr. Rosster. he should
nave been punished more than | was: for. after
getting an injunction stopping our mems work. he
worked his men all day on Sunday II no burglars
broke into his house. retributon is fraud and a
deluson.'
After speaking OF the enjoining OF the work
the line of the Kings County trolley line he said
We have some comfort. however in view of the
fact that We have section OF 800 feet of track be-
tween the Brooklyn Heights line and Bergen Beach
which they cannot take UP The
will come into the courts. and then Will who
Is the stronger"
New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
The News Of BROOKLYN

of the committee was adopted by a unanimous
vote.
Tne same course of action was taken on the
port or the Railroad Committee denying the ap-
plcatlons OF the Brighton and Bensonhurst.
Coney Island and Brooklyn. and the Brooklyn
Ciy ana Newtown railroad companies.
Alderman Cary then offered q resolution signed
ne SAID, by four members OF the Railroad Com
mittee, denying the application Of +. II. Flynn
president OF the East River and Atlantic Ocean
heiroad Company. for fra lchises to construct
railroads In MOnroe-st.. ClassOn-ave. Livingston
St. and many other streets and avenues. Alder
man Coison. chairman Of the committee. who had
not signed the report objected. saying that the
report had been changed Stree some Of the men
had signed It Alderman Cary said that the
name OF Alderman Coson had been stricken out;
otherwise 1t had rot been changed except that
the names OF some roads other than the East
River and Atlantic Ocean Company had been
erased. Objection was made by Alderman Colson
to consideration OF the report which, he said
was violation OF the injunction served upon the
Board. President Wallace said that the njunc
ton restrained the Aldermen from granting the
franchise; 1t did not restrain them from denying
II. Alderman Walkley. a member of the commit
tee, said tina atlat the executive meeting Of the
committee; after the hearing on last Friday even
ing, a resolution adopted directing the chair
man to submit report denying the applications
Of all the roads.
Yes. and have that report in my pocket"
said Chairman Coson, "blt / do not propose to
present 1t. because, although have not been fol-
lowed by detectives my friend Alderman Cary
has, do not propose TO the risk OF going to
Jail by defying order of the Supreme Court"
The report presented by Alderman Cary was
adopted by vote of II to 4.
THE FINAL SQUABBLE SETTLED.
Alderman Colson called to the chair. and
while he was presiding Alderman Walkley. as
chairman Of the Committee on Gas and Elec-
tricty. started to read long report detailing the
good work accomplished by that committee. AL
derman Guilfoyle objected, and the chair sus-
tanned his objection Alderman LEIGH appealed
from the decision of the chair. and when Alder
man Colson refused 10 entertain his appeal called
for vote himself on the question The trouble
was finally settled by the adoption of a motion to
have the report printed in full in the minutes.
Alderman Walkley offered resolution limiting
the speed Of trains on the Long Island Railroad
on Flatbush-ave. between Flatbush and Frank
lin-ave. to twelve miles an hour, and between
Franklin-ave and the city line to twenty miles
hour, which was referred to the Railroad Com
mittee.
The usual complimentary resolutions to the pre-
siding officer Mayor Schieren, City Clerk Benja-
min and TO Alderman Hess the oldest member Of
the Board adopted. The Board at G:26
o'clock adjourned.
Ar,
New-York tribune., 1895-12-31
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AUS 0er Ameegen0.

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Staot=

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Die GrjiebunssbsbDroe Der Staoiidulen
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wobl.
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New q o t.-8eleM (N!Ilinph)
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quarter aus Die Nmsrifanlihe Nrbeiter.
alteration CUR ilniSsbnteu ldbrliten
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Waoiion Square 8arcen, Netp yort,
einberuien. DIE Sauptfrase plro DE
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leln.
Milpautee. - Rihtsr Sentins
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Serfei9erung.

@uf Der Sdrm hes lnter,si6neten, bic
ais 8rlmer Il &rlenberser Sarm betannt
uub erei Wsilen ppn Sdut Hapies selesen
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s. g ptter, gerteissrer. 47-2
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anIauh.

abinsto n.-Sraioent Glepe
lano bat Wontas cine Proclamation En-
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Sefanntntabun0.

IS piro hermit betannt semaht, oaB Z.
3. Worion Il 80. am 12. Nouember elm 8es
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Der unteritiBuus ieltens Der Burger BON
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bei uts poripriht uno uns NIT letnem Se'
iteluuseu beebrt.
&. 3. W a + o n u s o.,
sos ct. @erma,niiraBe, ct. glouo.
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Shof Gonwanp !
81. GlOuos eiusises sAubbaus, 624 ct. @ermainitraBe.
9auS ~ p%erfauten.

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Mid. 5pdert.
46.3 Ct. Wartin, Stearns Co.. Ninn.
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untma6 jung

Nne, Die Dem llnterSeibueteu ibuloen,
inc eriuht, porSuipreden uno lbse betrei.
'euben Hehnunsen obne weiteren Nuiihub
lusSusleideu, ba mir aui elmer prompten
ablhlieBura beiteben miileu. IA mir nm
'srn Sprratb 10 ipottbilts perfauien, mus
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be Budreduuus auiseaeben uuo inter feta
men umftauoeu Wisoer beginner iueroen.
z. 8. So q n n.
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Canfia0ung.

Nuen, Die ms wabrepo Der 8raufbeit I'M
ierer unoer9eBliheu 8attin uuo Wutte,
bilfrerh CUR Suno sinsen, iopte altd alien
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ader sabeu, lei hermit unier aufridtiser
9aut eritattet.
Berub. Srinfmanu uno 3inoer.
ct. Glouo, ben 4. Houember 1895.
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Sm %perfamiem.

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8elo! 0elo! 0elo!

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auf Staots uuo 9runoei9entbum. 3uiries
oenbett uno prompte Beoienun9 9arantirt,
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Soeben erhalten stpei atfcn nit ie 600 9aar
9amenitube nit patentirter SpiSe uno Sn6s
pieu, ipnitipo Al 81 o~erfauft, infer Yreis $1.25.
200 Taar 9ameniduhe NIT 5ilSipise, t0uneu
nlht billiaer ais Su $3.50 ouppliSirt peroeu,
unier Yrels. 500
Samens 5,lSpuutpiie! nit 5ilsioble gu. ...65G
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0elo ~ Oerleiben.

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Lessen %SCHUH-COMPANY,
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624 ct. 6ermaintraIe.

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