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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

= Giner Der uusge5ei9netften Srgeliptez
Ter unb &tr9enmuitt er, profefor @bnar6
81. Sppth lit in feiner 8phnunJ gu
&onbout am 9ubfon, neun5tg Utetle1 DON
Der Stabt Seem 0prt, geftorben. Yrof.
Gpot6 ent1tammte elmer alien bobmt1 hen
Muiferfamilie. SIN Sabre 1921 IN W3artGz
Saferl in 9eieberzS eferret3 gsbDrer1, be-
1u9te er feds Sabre Die 8eneottttner< S9ale
in WlDlf. mo er g~rabutrte. Jta9oem er
me6rere Sabre lang in Der WalTabrtsttr9e
in MartazSaferl als Srganiit ange1telt ge=
tpeIen, fam er Gnbe 1854 na9 &mertfa ltnh
er6ielt na9 fur3em Nufent6alte NIT ,e1ner
Sdnltlie in SEEM gort cine NniteQung a1f
ct. MarD's Seminar in 8uffalo als Wtnftt=
unb Spra9lebrer. 8Dn ba feDrte CT 11adb
eintgen Sabren na9 Netu OOrf 5uriid, nm
cine @te1e aGs Muitfoirfgent unb Srgant1t
in Der Stride gum NQer6. @rloier on5u@
nebmen. Mteber einige Sabre ipGter nuroe
t9m etne ProfefprzSt am SUDAN Snz
ftitute" MilitGrz Nfdbemte) in Jfetp !9artz
burg i'm Staate 91en Oort angebote1, tpel4e
er AUDI annabm. Megen Observation-Disclosures
gen legte er balb barauf Die SteGe niecer
unO fam na9 Der ct. petersfir1e in Ser1e9
gitb, an tpel9er bamals Der leRtge JteD
gorter Gr5bif6Of Gorri9an 9itlfSget1tl13er
mar. Sn ben Ipdteren Sabren tpurDe er 1ls
Strettor unb Srganiit am Seiu!fens@ouege
in Georgetown Inn 8e3irt Columbia ange@
felt, unb bon ba fam er na@ Gonnout, fpo
er felt 1ieb3e6n SSSa6ren als Srganl1t 1tn0
Muiffbireftor an Der ct. 8etersz&trGe 1in0
Der pplnt19en Stride ptrfte. Gr ludr 1etner
3ett Der interchangeable Srgaatit in Nme%
rita, unb Der nmftanb, baB er duBer dnoeren
Spra9en bic engltf9e DoQftdl1Di9 bennett
iterte, e6e er ms 2anb fam, DefGhigte i'm,
fofort na9 feiner Mnfunft in @n1erifd al
amerifanif6en Qebranftdlten SteQen an5uz
nebmen. Bon feinen ber0ffentlidten @om>
petitioner iinb folgenbe beroor51beben
Sadie regina" go. 2, Sadie regina" 99o.
5, nNfpergeS Wte", nSefus 9ulceDo', r8ent
Creator, r6Dmne an bic beil. Sungfrau",
yQaubate Sffertorium" v9regorianif9es
aequiem", ferner bret Meien unb anbere
Sffertorien. MuBerbem ftammen aug feiz
uer Sebsr ettpd 80 anbere tir9li6e Gon1z
poiittonen, bic nod nt9t i'm Druid erf9tez
men 1tnb; du9 cpmponirte er zine yQpo1oz
Ouperture", ben vSeterrei9tf9en 3epfenz
1tret9=W9arf9"; unb einen Gruuermari9
bat er selegentli9 bes Spbes Isinss 8aters
innerbdlb zines Sdges compon;rt. Mu9 in
San5muitf bat er man6es S4One gef9afz
fen, pie rNtagarazS 6pttti3" ,Moonlig9t
@9ottti6", n@ttie 99ottif9". gr mar
Elm Onfel bes befurnten @iener gomponiz
item Sitter Mar BON Wein5terl unb 6atte
it4 i'm Sabre 1848 nit 3oia Wal5G, etner
Ie6r gebilbeten Dame aus @tein a. b. O.,
ber6eiratbet, bod trennte it9 bas paar i'm
Sabre 1862 aus religtDfen Meinungsberz
f9ieben6eiten. Die Mutter iibernabn Die
iiber Die flint &inber unO er3og be-
ielben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

falismus folgerte man aus 1ieier Shat, 'pbz
pobl Seoermann tpeiB, mas bic urter her
Siibrung beg betannten Sabdflteferdnten
Qemmt fte6enbe itolieni19e Maurerei fir
cine iebr 5tpeifelbafte Snitttutton tit, BON
Der Der Qtberalismus ni6ts 31 ertparten fat.
Cine Gbnli9e Gntipeibung ftanb Der berr>
li3en 8tQa 8org6e1e unb Dem bartn gelegez
men Gaiino bebpr. 6ier iouten bic unodbli@
gen .6eite futtfinben, bic gum 25iGbrigen
Subtldum &oms als 9auptitabt Stdliens
gefeiert perben follen, B. +. bic bprnebme
@tGa, Die f9on iebt aus Speculation 8u
dllerlet Gennbdbnen miBbrau9t tpirb, 5Du
fir Die Sauer einiger Monate gu elmer Dirt
8ogelpiefe lmgenanbelt tperben unb in ben
ftol5en WearmoriGlen bes GaIino, Die nit
Met5ternerfen Der antifen Sculptur gez
i3miidt fino, begebt man 19on jebt pon 3eit
gu 3eit Die 8e19madlpiigteit, Die Mltnictz
palcapelle concerttren gu laiien.
Die iunge N}dr9eina 5errari brtngt nun
benz inn9en Sitriten 8orgbeIe unter 4nberm
ben ftolaen palaft 1etner Batter in bic @be
NIT urtb permutbli9 tptrb bic Samilie Ser
rart du9 ben iibrigen 8eIib bes 9uufes
8prgbele BON Der barauf rubenben 3tpangsz
administration befreien. 9ie 5errari geb0@
rem 81 ben rei9iten Samilien Stuliens unb
bic 8raut 1T eine @nfelin Der bor me6reren
Sabren Derftorbenen 9eraogin BON @dliera,
mel9e auf etgne Soften Die neuen 9qfendn=
lugen BON 9enua erri9ten lieb, sablreibe
@obltbdtigfeitsz Mnftalten fttftete unb Der
&atierin Srieort3 Elm mebrere Miaionen
betragenbes 2egat ausieBte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

Wit leb6uftem Snterei1e lit in Rom bic
Mnfiinbigung ber8erlo6ung bes iungen Sir
iten 8orq6e1e nit elmer Sp6ter bes neqen
1eines &ei9tbums befannten Mar1eie Ser
rdri in @erua bernpmmen tpDrben. Oen1
biefe @erbinDung bebeutet fir ba5 6ou5
8org6efe Die finan5tele @teberge6urt, uno
NIT Musna6me Der @lemente, bic ben Guin
Der 8orgbefe berbetfiibren balfen unb ft9
baron gu berei9ern tpuBten, lit tpobl Niez
manb in Som, Der benz Siirten Paul
8orebeie, Dem gegenmdrtigen 9a1pt Der be-
rii6mten Samilte, biefe @enugtbuung miBz
eDnnte. DIS Die &ataitrop6e iiber Die
8pr9befe bereinbra9, feblte eS nt6t an Qeuz
ten, bic bas fenIationele GretgniB NIT UNI
berbpblener Sru0e begriibten. 9te @inen
tr~tumpbirten boriber, ouB elmer Der nnber<
10bnlid1ten @egner bes neuen Gegimes unb
glet95eittg elmer Der beget1tertiten 8erfe9ter
Der pGpftli9en &niprii9e gefalen mar. Qnz
bere bofften, baB aus ben Sriimmern bes
fiiritliden 8erm0gens fir cine Qegton bpn
proletartern Woblitanb erbluben tperbe.
&Qmdbli9 begriff man aber, baB es fir
bds Yapittbum penig bebeute, pb Die Borg
beIe in alter pra9t ober in 9iirfti9feit lebz
ten, unb audi bic anberen murben qenabr,
baB Der 3ufammenbru@ oes fiiritli9en Ser
mOgens feinerlet @ipctale Solgen gebabt babe,
lonbern MIR etnen @igentbumsne6fel nit
ii3 bra9te. 9as 8Orgheff9e 8erm0gen
biente CUR @ergrOBerung bes @tgent6ums Der
1reusn Nrttofratie, Die bieQei9t ale MGngel,
aber feinen 8praug Der alten bat. Oenn bic
Speculdnten, pel9e aus NIem gu profitiz
rem tpuBten, aus Der nationalen &~ebolution
pie aus Dem 8auf9pinDel, Iinb ro6 unb
tOea1os unb bas le69ofte SntereRe fir bic
&unt, bas in ben alien 5amilien trabitioz
neil mar, lit ibnen fremb. Sic BADEN ben
f9Onen Palait paul's V. gu einem SrDbelz
ba5ar ernieOrigt uno @unber mas fir cine
liberale 0elbentbat 81 begeben %geglaubt, ais
fte in einem She'll Der otten paptpobnung
etnen Jreimaurertempel etablirten. Sen
triumph bes 2iberalismus iber ben &lertz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
sas subtla,.ut ses metermases.

Na9trdgli9 fet zines Subildums geba9t,
pel9es Die Wtebr5d6l Der europGif 9enStdaz
ten am Z. Npril bGtten fetern fDnnen. bus
eoSubtldum bes MetermaBes. Mm z. Mpril
ndmli9 tparen es bunbert Sabre, ieitoem
Der fran3Oif9e &onbent bas mettif9e SD=
item fir MaBe, 9etpi9te unb Miin5en De-
fretirt fat. Oas MetermaB purbe in
Sranfrei9 bur9 9efeb bpm 18. @erminal
bes eSabres III. Der &epublit e. Mpril
1855 etngefiibrt. @eit6er bat 1i9 ba5
MetermaB in ben met item @taaten Der ei=
biGiiirten @roe @tngang beri9afft. 8on
europGif9en Staaten 6alten nun Gnglano,
RuBlanb unb Odnemart an benz altenW1aR=
unb @etpi9tsfpftem feft. Mub fdmmtli9e
lib unb centralamerifani19e 4epubIiten,
@egppten, Der &ongoftaat, ct. Domingo
unb Maurttt1s baben bas WtetermdB cngez
nommen. 9as 9e1eB bonn 18. 9.rminal
bes Sa6res III entbGlt fp[genbe grunblsz
genbe Nrtitel fir bic Gtnfiibrung bes Mez
termaBes: Die neuen MaBe tperoen flint
tigbin NIT benz Getnamen republ;fantIde
be3ei6net; ibre Nomentldtur 1T fofgenber@
maben BEL ttrnrnt tporben: man tpirD nen1en:
Metre, bas 2GngenmaB glei9 Dem 5ebnz
mtQtonten Shelf bes @rbmeribians 2pif9en
Dem Iforbpol unb benz Nequotor; Are, 6as
Sld9enmaB glei3 einem 0uabrate BON 5e6n
Metern @ettenldnge; Stere, bag 8renne
bol5maB glei9 eilem 8ubtfmeter; Litre,
bas9oblmaB iopobl fir fliifftge, als trodene
@egenitGnbe glei9 einem 8ubitzO ectneter;
@ramm bas abfolute @eipi9t zines SD
lumens reinen @afers glet9 benz 8ltbus
zines bunbert1tel Weeters BEL Der 3smperaz
tur bes f9mel3enben Cites. Gnbli9 pirh
bic Ginbeit Der Maiin3en nit 6rorr be3ei9z
net, um bic btsber gebrGu9li9e 8enennrng
NIT 2iOre 81 erieben." Sn ben Sabrer
1872 unb 1875 traten in parts bon ben bag
M,etermaB beiibenben Staten &onferenaer
5uiammen, meI9e bic Dieter onbentiDn
BPM 20. Mai 1875, in &raft bonn /. So
nuar 1876, anbabnten. 9ie 8ertragsitaa<
ten errt9teten in Paris Elm itdnbigeS nSSn=
ternutiOnaGes Bureau fir MaB unb Sc
tpibt", benz bic pberf te@ntf9eibung in tpi9=
tigen Sragen D~orbebalten 1T.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

@e19en Mertb bic tpeggeiporfenen Mb@
faQprpoutte elmer groBen Stabt nod 9aben,
bariiber gtebt folgenbe, Die engliI9e 9duptz
ftabt betreffenbe MufteQung einen 8egrtff,
tpel9er iebo9 nur bic @ertbe angie5t, bic
BON ben itdbtii@en @bfubrinitituten 2on@
oons er5telt purben, tpdbrenb Der bon ben
rPribatfammlern" aus ben Nbfdlen gez
tponnene @rlDs tpp6l nod biel bebeutenber
fem biirfte. 0as groBe N~bfu6rin1tttut Der
britiI9en &ieIenftobt, bic 1875 Meilen
Strabenldngen aufpetit, er5ielte I'LL oer=
gangenen Sabre einen 9epinn aus a1tert
Pdpier, Poppe etc. bon $500, fir Qumpen
$500, an SlaI9en $675, fir 8tnbfd0en unb
3aue $500, fpG6renb &ortitOpfel $3.50,
Gi1entbeile $500, @las1@erben $500 elm
6ra6ten; Bidder unb 3eitI9rtften ergaben
mod $175, &upfer $125, 8lei $3.50, dn=
bere W}etale $500; am meiiten er5telte bas
Snffttut ie0o9 i'm 8erfauf bes nerbrannten
Mtiias, beIen potof@egebalt 10 bebeitenb
1T, baB bafiir $4,000 ge5ablt ipurben.
@uBerbem fpa it9 itets aud cine gan5 be-
trG9tlt9e Summe BON bdaren1, t6etls in
Mtiin5en, tbetls in popiergelb I'M MiiQ gez
funbenen @elbe ergeben, beifen 8eirag iez
bod nt9t gut feit5uItelen 1T, ba oafelbe
ndtirlt3 IN Die 3af9en Der MiiGar6ettsr
tpanbsrt. 9as 8apier gebt meiIt na9
0eutf9lanb, nd Die beften Preife bofiir err
sielt peroen fpIen; bic aorfit0pfel perben
%1ortirt, Die guten ausgefo4t unb al5 folde
perfauft, Die f&le6ten geben an Die 'Ninoz
leumfabrifen; Observation-Disclosures merz
ben, penn tie nod gut 1i11b, BON ben Sobri=
fer1 tnfphpr npfn1tft 1t,h ,r,nr onhIt GO Hpr4a
fir bds 9ubenb. Nu9 Sintenflaf3en &c.
BEN quite 8erfaufspreii e, nGmli9 bur9z
19nittli@ bas Stiid d Gents; Die 8eiBz
ble4abfdGe bat Elm Nbnebmer in Mfforb
.iibernommen, Der PRO Mondt $500 5ublt.
2umpen ergeben i'm 9ur6f6nitt $2.z8 Die
Sonne, fir bas glei6e Quantum @i9e miro
1ogar $50 ge5abIt. 9as 2onboner Abfu5r=
t~ntitut beritebt es alfo pob1 tpte feline Streite
dbnli6e Mnftalt, bic betrd9tli9ea Inter
~baltungsfoien bur9 praftH9e rationale
@erpertbung feiner probutte gu einem groz
Zen S6eile gu bermin6ern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01

gintge urferer 6Gnbler NIT austpdrtioen
2otteriez2 oofen buben ii9 in f96ne 59muz
litGten e%eitiir5t, unb tperben fi9er 9eb0tig
bluten miiien, tpenn tie ii9 bon 8efd1gntBz
itrafe fretfaufen pollen. Die Ser. Stcaten
baben ben @erfanbt bon 9otterieloOfen bur6
6ie 9o1t Derbpten, unb bas Sberbrnbes=
geri6t bat enti9ie6en, baB ite bas geabt
6a5u baben. Auerbings tpar Oas 6etreIfsn6s
GongreBgeieb bauptfd9li9 geget1 Die 2ouiz
fianazQotterie geri9tet, aber felbi toeritGnoz
li9 fam bic 8unbesregierung feline Inter
f6iebe gu @uniten irgenb elmer anoern 2ot~
terie MAIDEN. Mugenblidli9 bat iie %oieieni~
gen gambler nit 9amburger 2otterielooIen
gepadt, Die ii9 Die 2ooie unporfi9ti9er
Wei1e in regiitrtrten padeten baben 5uien=
ben lohen, unb ba0ur6 bic 9ebeimpoli3iiten
nod be5onberS aufmerfIam gemabt baben.
N3an mag iiber bas 2ptteriez@ Spiel uao ilber
bas &erbot beHelben benfen, fpte mar min,
Iebteres eriftirt einmol unb per fi9 in Sc
fabr begiebt, 6arf fi@ ni6t punbera, tpenn
er barin umtommt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
PREMIUM LIST LARGER THAN EDER.

PREPARATIONS FOR TIE wEsrcHEsTER AGRi-
CULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL FAIR
Preparations for the tenth annual fair OF the
Society OF Agriculture and Horticulture OF West
chester County. which will be held at White Plains
beginning on September 20. and closing on october D.
are we'll under way. The premium list Is longer
this year than ever and opportunity will be AFFORDED
for all sorts and conditions Of things In the ANIMAL
vegetable and mineral kingdoms TO carry away vaiu-
able prizes While the farmers cast critical giances
over their nelghbors' pigs. potatoes and pumpkins.
their wives will examine less carefully the choice
results of many hours of work in pantry, sewing
room and studio Last In point or time, but nrst IN
point OF interest for many will be the exhibition
in Glass "a which will take place at noon on October
3 Then all things must give way TO the babies:
Solid gold prizes will be awarded TO the pest siri
baby and the best boy baby under one year Old
and to the best boy baby and best girl baby between
one and two years old. Lest the UNSUCCESSFUL can
ddates refuse to be comforted in defeat. every
comnetitor will receive a handsome souvenir.
Purses amounting $500 will be offered Tor the
horse races which will be held on Tuesday Wednes-
day Thursday and Friday. The programme for the
races is follows: M, -
ting class Wednesday-2:27 and 2:50 trottins
classes Thursday-229 and 2:4o trotting classes
Frday-23O class trotting and pacing: 245 trotting
class on Saturday the track will be given over. TO
the Westchester County Wheelmen.
BY far the most attractive corner or the fair
grounds will be that used by the Westchester County
Horse Show Association for its annual exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
ABANDONED THE FREE PEW SYSTEM
THE REV. DIR. LINDSAY PARKER SAYS 1T DID NOT
PAY-A woRKADAY WORLD IN WHICH
PEOPLE LIKE TO GET SOMETHING
Eop Nothing


The rsnort that the Rev Dr. Lindsay Parker, rec
Tor of 81. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church. in
Safest near Bond, Brooklyn, would preach
another sermon the alleged FAILURE OF the Hee-
pew system. gathered from the experience VI HIS
own church. enough to attract soou many
people TO both the morning and the evening ser
vices Dr. Parker did not touch upon the SUBJECT
however and had such Intention Nheh seen
a. tho rectorv after the evening service by Irib-
me reporter he had number Of things TO say ABOUT
the rented-pew system or running d chuich' WHY"
was adopted last May by his vestry Ihe com
1ercial instinct" said he, rs so Keen wi-hih men
and women in this workaday world Of ours that as
soon as Won allow people TO get something for moth
ing they are wonderfully quick to improve the OPP
portunity The rector. church wardens and 'estry-
men of St Peters found this TO be true relative 10
the free-pew system. Nine years ago When
came to this parish. the pews were rented ana the
church had a membership Of about two hundred
The free-pew system adopted. everything made
OPEN hard work put in, and on May last the be-
ginning OF our church year, our membership num-
bered about eight hundred We raised on an av-
erage 81 600 a year but the year prior TO May !,
1885, the last under the free system. the offerings
amounted TO only about $4,000
I'VE had begun TO learn a number OF astonishing
things We found a growing number of people who
had formerly been paying 500 year for pew
under the free system gave something ike 80 cents
OF Is cents a week. Not one OF US but would
gladly have gone on as we ndd Deen ROlilB Out we
knew that going would surely have meant going
down The free-church system Is the ideal one,
but the trouble is that not all church members are
ideal people. We do not live under ideal condi-
lions few bore the brunt and carried the burden,
and the rank and file were willing that they should
perfectly willing and entirely satisfied A con-
tinuaton OF these conditions finally made me back
slide and when l backslide on ANYTHING don't
stop halfway, but go clear over. / believed that
the only thing we could do TO adopt the pew
renting system. and our experience since May has
demonstrated that we were entirey correct"
Going TO a diagram of the auditorium fastened on
tiidy Dr.
lions which indicated that they were rented Only
a few Of the large number OF sittings remained
rented. I'VE have already raised more money from
our pews," continued DR.. Parker since May than
The total free-wlll offerings amounted to for last
year, and October is always a month during
which people likely TO rent sttings for the sea-
son. we are confidently expecting that all the re-
manning sttings will be taken and thereupon the
handsome face OF the who successfully per-
forms the duties of rector Of St Peters and chap
lain OF the 23d Regiment and OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club lighted up with pleasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
LENIENT WITH PUSHCART MEN.

Policeman Mulcahy. OF the West Thirteth-st.
police station arragned in jefferson Market Court
Yesterday PHILIPPE Markas. a Greek pushcart vender
OF fruit on the charge that Markas had violated a
corporation ordinance In keeping his cart In one
place or Sixthave for twelve minutes. although the
law allows only ten minutes. Muicahy showed Mag
istrate Crane letter received by Captain Pickett
from, Adams a. Co. the drygoods merchants on
S.xth-ave., which contained complaint that the
peddlers we're hurting the business Of the Dig hrms
By standing in front OF their places. 49,
'"It seems to me-. said Magistrate Crane mat
YOU are shaving matters mighty close when you
arrest a man for standing two minutes too long IN
one place. II these merchants have any complaints
10 make let them come here These pushcart men
nav a license fee the city for certain privileges.
and they should be allowed to exercise these prlv-
ieges Is this prisoner says he was not there over
Ten minutes and the margin Is 30 small. will dis.
charge him | have great sympathy for them. and
cant understand how they get the money TO pay the
dnes Imposed on them. According TO the strict letter
81 the law II they move but an inch or two they
Technically can evade arrest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
THE ORANGES.

A, the meeting Of the East Orange 1o"h I'M
,roveuent Society on Saturday night an assoV'a-
,ion consisting of nearly three hundred oil the most
prominent men in the township the proposed ne"
town hall was discussed and the association ny
a unanimous vote decided that II was the SENSE Vi
Tho society that no town hall should be bull' o.,
The site proposed on the ground that the piace
NOT a suitable one In the discussion IL was piousn u.
ont that the roads of the township were III d
frightful condition. and that the lowhshlP I'm IN,
mitee had no money TO spare 10 better tneli, ma
sites for at least two new schools were ,Ii pd
once and also that a school should be buli' am
also that the completion OF the sewer system ,i
cost at least $4,000. All these were impeaarns nv,
needs OF the present, and until they could pT me-
II was folly TO think Of building a town hai as
room could be obtained by rental ior m9cn iesS
than the interest on building and 10, oil proper
size and Importance. -. -, ,,a
Young Mems Christian Association OF the Oranses,
IS TO be formally installed in Association nan OH
Wednesday evening The programme VIII embrace
an introductory address by Charles T. hhpoite,
the president Of the association charge TO tne
members by TIE Rev. Chauncey w. Goodrich pas
tor OF the st. Cloud Presbyterian Church OF Ntst
orange: a charge to the new general secietalE y!
r. r. McBurney. general secretary or the New
York Association: the right hand or fellowship D!
Mr. Kilborne; a response from the general secre-
fary and an address by Elkanah Drake Chairman
~ the New-Jersey State Committee. The pro,
rramme win be varied by vocal music ana ioiio"eu
BY a social reception for the new secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
1FFIIRS ~ BROOKLYN.
srREErcARs STOPPED FOR HOURS.

A breakdown in the power-house OF the Nassau
Electric Railroad at Thirty-ninth-st on the river
caused a complete stoppase OF trafhc yesterday
afternoon over the company's entire system at a
time when their cars were crowded with pas
sengers The accident. which took place at
o'clock was caused by the short circuiting OF one
OF the main currents Of electricity from lO-horse-
power generator. together with the melting OF a
large babbit metal bearing supporting smart In
the DOW, r house. The two mishaps, either OF
which is likely to happen. coming together serious
~ emha IRA ssed the company The line to Canarse
was crowded with cars. and when the wires be-
came suddenly dead thousands OF people were
stalled along the Canarsie fats In a broiling sun
and with no breeze to lessen the discomfort The
minutes dragged YEARLY away and finally the UNI
fortunate ones started to walk to some transporta-
ton point where the cars were In motion. The
BROOKLYN and Rockaway Beach Railroad got all
the Nassau lines CanarsIe traffic. Between and
o'clock the doing motormen and conductors got
a move on and started their empty cars. ana peo-
pie who wanted 10 soon riding In them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
NETWORK CITY.

IT., animal decoration OF the tomb o. Samuel
c,,,,,ar COX will take place the anniversary OF
his birth September co. instead or Memorial Day
90 {, tho mast Mr. Cox was for more than twenty
,rs the especiaI friend OF the lettercarriers ana
d,d much TO advance their interests. Recognizing
THE tact the National Association or Letter 'ar-
riers made provision for an annual decoration VI
his grave In Greenwood Cemetery ana OF 'he statue
in Aston Place.
couple OF young women went TO Yorkville
cour, Yesterday as comp,ainans against their
husbands who. they alleged had beaten tnenn.
Mrs Mary Mullen. nineteen years old OF NO DO
West Forty -seventh-st., with a tiny baby In ner
arms told Magistrate Deuel. that her husband wal
ter twenty-three years old. brought drunken
man home with him Saturday night When she
Objected 10 he visitor he went away. and waiter
went too At midnight she went out. found MIN
In a saloon took him home. and got pounded Tor
her mains He was held 10 answer. Mrs. Alice
Rowan tventy-one years old. OF No. 425 West one
hundred and forty -fourth-st. said her husband
Hugh twenty-five years old. beat her with a bottle
because she wouldn't give him money for cigarettes
Hugh was also committed to answer In ZOO ball
William Delaney twenty-four years Old was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital by some friends on
Friday night, suffering from badly cut left eye
He said that James Hi. forty years old pas-
terer OF No sl5 East Thrty-frst-st.. had struck
him with BEER glass In a saloon at Twenty-sev-
enth-st and second.ave. The glass broke. and the
splinters penetrated his eye. Dr. Teft. OF Belle
we said the sight OF the eye destroyed Po-
Ic.mar Michael J. Conroy. OF the East Twenty
second-st station, arrested Hin at his home on
Saturday night, and Magistrate deuel.. In York
VILE Court yesterday. committed him In $500 ball
for further examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-23
NEW.JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

,.r,.s Mccarthy. of No PSI Grove-st, Jersey City,
. wealthy builder and property-owner. had occa-
.,on 20 visit Union Hill yesterday. On his return ne
boarded trolley-car NO s. OF the North huuso"
line. The car was crowded TO excess. and MI NC
Carthy took a position the platform Inc Inc con,
dnctor lanes Teevens. collected his iare anu w.
ordered HIM to go inside the car Mt Mcoar.ns arm,
refused and the conductor called an ofhcer 10 rs
him The officer declined interfere ne sdlu NY
passenger was sober. and as the conductoi na u
picked him up after the car was fu ana nau M 49,
lis fare nc must carry him on the platform. WIZ
The car reached Jersey City the conductor cateu
Offlcer William Brandt. who paced Mr. McDar'ny ,
UnSer arrest When he arragned his prisoner AZ
the sixth Precinct police station Captain McHul NY
ordered his release and severely repIiIantuv, ne
COMPANY and the CONDUCTOR Teevens' Tor iase iii
prlsonment.