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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
PURE CUSSEDNESS
Seems the Only Explanation Of
This Murder Story.
JOHN sTEPEENsoNs CORY CAPRICE.

wantonIy Shoots Nathan Brock with
Brooks Own Pistol and Then Refuses
Even a Drink of Water to His Victim
Tho Wounded Nan G. Is Hold of Gun
and Tries to Kill His Assailans While
Asleep, But Fails.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Aug. 14-The
particulars OF sensational shooting az.
fray near Clay Court House in this state
have reached here. Nathan Brock and
John Stephenson left that place at night
for their homes on Leatherwood creek,
about ten miles away. Shortly after
starting they were overtaken by a man
named Woods, who accompanied them.
About i o'clock in the morning Brock
and Stephenson became involved in
scuifl. and the latter took Brooks pistol.
Shortly after he toll Brock he was going
to kill him, and taking deliberate aim
fired, infl!cting serious wounds. About
this time a me- gro cimc along and
Stephenson made him give up his pistol.
Then at the point of his revolver he made
the negro promise to stay with him. say.
ing he could go at daylight.
Brock Tries to square Matters.
Brock had tainted, but revived and
begged piteously for water. but Stephen
son refused to allow either of the men to
go for it, He consented to allow the
wounded man to be taken into a deserted
shanty. While Brock was being moved
Woods managed to escape and hurried
blck to Clay Court House for a doctor.
In ub Jut an hour Brock noticed that tho
negro was snoring and that Stephenson
seemed to be asleep He began to feel
around for some weapon and found q gun
which had been left there by the last oc-
cupant Thinking it might be loaded he
put it against Stephenson's breast and
pulled both triggers, but no report fol-
lowed. He then used the gun as club
on Stephenson's head. The man gave n
startled exclamation and fell as though
dead.
Prosnects Good for One Death.
This awakened the negro. and without
| waiting to help Brock he ran away.
Brock thought he had killed Stephenson
and hid himself in the bushes. Stephenson
repained consciousness and after search q.
ing everywhere for Brock went away and
| has not been seen sine, Woods and a
physician arrived at daylight, and Brock
was taken to Clay Court House in dy-
ing condition. A warrant has been issued
fo Stephenson. His father is the wealth.
lest man in Clay county and the young
man has always stood well in the com
munity. Brock is man of good rcpute.
He knows no reason for Stephenson's at
tempt upon his life.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14

cultivated reader Of history IS CO.
mesticated IL all families He dimes
with PericieS and sups with Titan. -
Willmott.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
Suicide Of n Prominent At,orncv.

SPENCER, Ia. Aug. l4.-C. II. Heuder-
shott. prominent attorney, committed
suicide by shooting. The cause is attrib-
uted To his being short with an eastern
loan company. He had lived in Spencer
for years and Io one suspected such Q
thing.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
4 Hate and Happy Old Age

May be insured to ladies by using
Zoa-Phora at the critical period Of
change of life. Sold by T. H.
Thomas and Marshall 6 Fisher.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
Paid s3..5uJ for Two Hor..s

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. l4-Augusi
Belmont paid s2aO)o for Heury :of Ma
Sarre and "a 30, for Dorian
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14

Hot weather proves depressing to
those whose blood is poor. Such
people should enrich their blood with
Hoods Sarsaparills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
Sustain
Home Industry
On Tap everywhere.
Only Union labor employed

The Rock Island Brewing Company. success
ors to George Wagners Atlantic Brewery. |.
Huber's City Brewery and Raible & Stengels
Bottling Works, has one of the most complete
Brewing establishments including Bottling de-
partment in the country. The product is the
very BEST Beer is bottled at the brewery and
delivered to any part Of the tri-cities. and may
he ordered direct from the head offices on Mo-
line avenue by Telephone.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14
We want ii
And must have il!
AND ARE WILLING TO PAY For

THE LONDON buying it's big store Wemust have
propietors been the eastern markets for
month"; buying FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, and still there
keeping up The truth they have bought goods than
Hence this SPACEBUYING SALE You want the
goods We want the
GUESS WE CAN MAKE DEAL.
MensSu worth for bSUU
Mems sSutswo ] and dollars, ISU
BoysSu dollars SUU
Mensan dollars, 0UU
About ehundred
dollars Ladies, here A'//
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-14

wantonIy Shoots Nathan Brock with
Brooks Own Pistol and Then Refuses
Even a Drink of Water to His Victim
Tho Wounded Man G. Is Hold of q Gun
and Tries to Kill His Assailans While
Asleep, Iu: Eails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

. Postmaster Sullivans recent order TO subormhates
n salute their superiors whenever they meet ihem
aoos no, meet a reception which can be described
as enthusiastic or spontaneous. The postmen re-
gard the innovation useless ana as anorih6
an opportunity the part Of their superiors 10
cri,icse them unnecessarily. ITS all fol-de-rol
said posman to Tribune reporter yesterday
ar We nerform our business duties properly. II is
oil that can reasonably be asked OF us. When Il
man is manifesily dsrospcctful 20 his superior he
should be discharged. and LEI that end it, Saluies
don't beget efficiency or respect
George Fisher. fifty years old, occupying fur
nishcd room on the thrl floor Of No. Az Second
ST, committed suicide yesterday by tying IA rope
TO the knob OF a closet door in his room. throwing
IL over the door tying around his neck and then
jumping OFF a chair on which he stood. HIS wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
TIE PROMOTION or VITA TGHLrN

4 story was published yesterday 10 the effect
that the promotion OF Inspector Mclaughlin from
captain 10 Inspector. which took place in l,s2
irregular an fraudulent. II alleged that after
the promotion Of Superintendent Byrncs. McLaugh-
lin who was acting as chief II the Detective Nu-
rcau WAS suddenly appointed Inspector by Com
Missioncrs Martin McClavc Shcehan and Macl.can.
without the formaliiy OF Il Cvil Service eXamira-
ton. NlcIaugnlin filed certificate the day
b, was promoted certifying that he had passed
Ciyl Service examination with "A percentage Of
gsl, Oi course, such acts alleged would Involve
the Board OF Ciyil Service Exi miners well as
McIaughlln II the charges can be proved. they
would make OF no effect the promotion and sub
jcct Mclaughlin dismissal rom the force. The
matter has been brought 10 the attention Of Po-
lice Commissioner Roosevelt, and 1t Is expected
that he viii make thorough examination.
Lee Phillips. the secretary Of the cyil Service
Board. when seen by Tribune reporter at his
home No pa West Seventy nrst-st.. said he re
Numbered the examination OF Inspector Mcl.aush-
irregular or fraudulent about the matter. ~ N ds
sometimes customary for the Old Police Hpati,
said Mr.. Phillips, TO pass "A resolution pipHo,i.b
"a a civil Service tSAnlIiaton.
but OF course. hc was not promoted II ne iiliri
To pass the examination satlsfact Jrily. This prac-
tice was dropped at my suggestion | remember
MclaughIn's examination clearly superintendent
Hyrucs desired the promotion TO be made as soon
possible and as Mclaughlin was the Only man
proposed for promotion We met carly AT H"p u
intendcnt Byrncss suggestion. think. al . II. III.
to examine McIaurhn. Mr.. Kyrnos and were
the only ones present when the examination began,
but others dropped N al9r ine exa'ndI'P" mosp
cre1itably | do not remember his PERCENTAGE put
II high. The examination was completed u,
his certificate certifying that he had passed the
Civil Service examination all right, and ne was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Tattcrsan-Easion case before Rasius ;. RANSOM
30 lc) broadway 10 n. IN.
METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art, quarterly meeting.
Concert in aid of -. Andrews Mission 81 An
drcws Church Onc-hundredand-t wenty-hith-st
and Fifthayc. evening
Republican club. 30. 40 Fifth-ave.. p. m.
Woman suffrage mass-mcctins, No. 3l2 West Fly
ty-fourth-st.. p
Tho Rev. " II. Hcndrickson before noon prayer
meeting. No 1lg Fulton-st.
Society OF Tammany. special meeting p m
Phoenix Republican Club. 40. 81 East Elghty-
six,h-st. $50 p IN.
Commencement exercises. Industrial classes. y. VI.
c. A. 80. East FIftccnih-st.. p. m.
Governor Grecnhasc before Long Island Histor-
cal Society. ..
Wholesale nquor-doalors' meeting in opposition to
Whskcy Trust
The Rev. Thomas Houston. blind evangelist al
church Of tho Good Shepherd. - +. m.
Special Committee on street Cleaning. Controllers
Office.
cycle Path hearing before Mayor strong.
George e.. Lays illustrated lecture. Harlem Y. W.
c. \. p.
American Society o, Comparative Religion. 80 10
Fifth-avc.. e.lp p. IN.
Mrs Booth before Salvation Army Foriy-scyenih-
81. ard Broadway. s ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
4 POLICEMAN SHOOTS HIMSELF.
TIL, ATTEMPT OF JOHN ". MrNTlA TO MILL
HIMSELF RECALLS AN OLD TRAGEDY

TIL, ATTEMPT OF JOHN ". MrNTilA TO KILL
HIMSELF RECALLS AN OLD TRAGEDY
John ". Murtha. foriy-sx years old' OF No.
lG5 Xarren-sL a patroiman % tAe E.rNeh'" IT.
cinct. attcnpfcd TO comm., suicide about noon
Yesterday hy(shooilng himself IN she right temple
with a g2-,all hrc revolver. Or. Ford ponce sur
geon extracted the bullet, and says nat TIE "'''
is not necessarily fatal. For several weeks Marin"
had been suffering from nervous p!osll"i'"' "''
is believed that DE- was partially Insane y's''.."y
when ne got out OF bod and al once got hIa l.''..
Mur,ha's attempt al suicide brings 10 the "'n'
again "A desperate ARRAY that Occuif q about I,''"
wears ago IN which ne was "A prn iiai ana on
account OF which he was under nervous s'fnn
for weeks a.tcrwarI. In Henry ST.. near kAr'l,'A
a number of years ago. there Vas "a resort
called the blouse ~ H.azcs." 'un hy a German
blacksmith and his Nlfc. Th,rc Wa % quarrel one
uiyhi when the blacksmith came home under iAr
influence Of liquor. He assaulted Dug VIC any
threatened 10 cut h'r throat enc b'nr ~"",
through The house. \ l'n. 'Ini'', ''l ~, .,.
and Aiuriaa responded - ia' call ."i help NJ men
they started t. 40 upstairs, inc GERMAN f''''
al The i0u Win OLD army uu-N.i
you comes up. ! Kills you aail De. Nt'iInh
tho mn, t,t 80 Rogers. NAo started az ifNr 70
hls threat. the Grfuan shot 10 hNl In' '"fit'
heart Murina was behind Rogers. ana shot in"
blacksmith dead. the bullet penetrating lhr H''''
Roger was aftornard appointed messengcr 20
hold mat post Until i'0 ntiy. she" h' H.ri 'lui
ina beans a good reputation ana h"' WIG anu
E,.r Sine. the death 81 Rogers Murtha has boon
orratlc and several times drcN Dos revolver "h'n
,b.r. p.as no occasion for i When be- r.DOtors, ha
mental condition VIII be- inquired inio'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The Yonkers Lawn Tennis Clubs baseball team
scored its second victory % the season In game
with Captain H. $. Waterman's team on saturday
afternoon Captain Watermans men were no match
for their opponents and were defeated by score
of q TO D.
Walter A. Drinkwater and Charles X culver nave
been summoned az Grand Jurors. and T. {. White
Thomas Frain George Bashford. Meyer Lowenthal
IL : Brown and W. :. Garrison as petit jurors,
for the Nav term Of the Circuit Court and Court Of
over ard Terminer which open at White Plains
this morning
The real estate market In Yonkers experienced
season of duness last week. only few sales being
made Among the more important were the sale by
George Reed to Alfred Skitt OF plot Of ground
on the east side of North Broadway. lo)xil3 feei
for s2Oo and julius Caryl to Fannie Taylor
Mot % exio0 feet. on Caryl-ave.. for $500 Leslie
" Saunders bought Of Este \. Herriot land and
water grant west IF Nos 219, 22l and -23 brena
Vista-ave for 5000. Lewis H. Virgins mas Dousiit
of Julius Sanger the lot. 25xoo feat adjoining MS
new hous, NaTburion-aveo near quincy / -"0V'
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the First r..
formed Church having So; aside the tilId HHi'idS
in each month as "Christian EnGeaVQr SuNntY,
The Rev DR. David Cole preached 10 the menus ,,
last NIGHT on The Temple of the Lore, -,
jst Church ard the Rev. DR.. j T. filgf. "t ',T ne
Highland Avonuc Methodist Episcopal C l , ~
Sing sing exchanged pulpts YESTERDAY. lmr pHSi,si
of The Warburion Avenue Baptis; Church wa ,,
bv the Rev. DR. J. y. Herr pastor oI me OeNi"
Baptist Church of Norwich. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
NEWARK.

The forces employed by the Consolidated Traction
f,onpany TO take up the extra rails on MarNets,
and relay the pavement have been doing the WORK
at night. At a. IN. yesterday they quit WORK ana
demanded 81 a day. They had been receiving 49,
SUPERINTENDENT Pratt talked to the men, ana al last
All but six resumed work
a, t,oLla,ore and 1nasons have made demand
49, -. t,eeo. for a new schedule OF wages, WIN
reanred hours Of work, and the demand mas b nVrn
IcESsaJ TEe men have been working nine hours
-. a. cents an hour. and some nave receive -
cents an hour The bosses nave ahoii'i = sc''',.V
- W ce,ts an hour for day Of nine hours an
he men want AZ cents for day o. elSnt ho' &C.
~ ,,torcrs Get y cents an hour ana fcindhi %
ne TIE trade Is dull and many men are our 81
empioymcn,. The bosses have a strong ofgah"A-
~ IS understood that the Grand Jury mas hD..
,isor M an Investigation Of frauds on nc count
an Rod Board In alleged repairs to the county
- during the time just preceding election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

writ OF certiorari from the New-Jorsey supreme
Court has been served upon 5. Kcarney Rice pre-
siding judge of the Miidlescx County common f'eds
Court in the matter OF the opening OF ne iollsates
n, the New-Brunswlck ana Cranbury Turnpike Com
many The turnpike officials were Indicted by me
last Grand Jury OF the county for maintaining
nuisance in that the road was alleged 10 be un1t
for travel To this indictment the officials PLEADED
ma, pu,ltv and the case is set down for Trial AZ
the present term OF court Then p'uuon was
uresenicd To the court by many or th,-r VINO are
rornu.llel 10 use the road frequently asking lor ih'
arpont ment Of commissioners 10 we" me ioil'
srhs wa done and the report or inc comin'.S'"'is
,~rscnfed last week was the eject thai in" con.
dlon OF The road did not warrant me tak"f "l ''l
nv the company. Judge Rice nccof iingly s'tn'l du
order forbid ling the collection Of toll ana orc cnf
that the road 20 inc pubic uii'I 'h' i"iN"
.houlI b. repaired These notices were served on
The turnpike officers. bat the writ 81 ceigi' rom
the sum, no Court acts az a stay OF JUICE I,' F.
Older and 80 the company stil conunh,a ~ .''t
toi TIC case ~ expected to hc argued N'lW' Ii'
cmnre,nc Court next month 4 part OF tho rodp ~
wanted by the projectors Of the new ronrS tys,,
fnn, IN this county TO connect New-Bfuhs"ich ana
Midtown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

..oo,a,ion for Improving the Condition o. the
- =, NOV nreparlng for the fresh air work OF the
-, somner 1t owns three homes at West
cnnev Island. on property with frontage OF 4"
fee on the ocean and fairly well equipped with nee
a.ssrv supplies. ~ this season Of the year. when
90 many are removing from city homes to the couh
- - ,ao,lc might he glad TO dispose OF, II they
,naS, where they might be sent 10 advantage Bu-
reous tables chairs. odd dishes. table cloths. tow
els sheets. clothing for children from four to twelve
eis, ~ age MAGAZINES pictures Tor scrapbO0ks
80 ,ovs Will be Of great service al the Seaside
ainmes Any response to the above -iSsesiion may
10, 90 the general agent Of the association
r ne Soc No I65 East Twenty second-st II any
arr DESTROYS of making up such packages ana VIII
ar ~, know he will that the articles are sent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
rorD y0R,Es BURNED TO DEATH

The lvery-stabe OF Moritz Adler in the basement
-, the six-story swea,shOp building NO p Nlett-
9, was burned out early yesterday morning. -Four
horses Of the twenty-three IN the s'ap'e oouu not
~, rescued in time by the frcmen and were burned
90 death but although the building stands between
two Of the biggest tenement-houses on the East Side
the flames were prevented from spreading and there
las no jogs OF human life. When the fire broke
ONT the Waterman, Morris Wolff was asleep on the
Ton floor OF the building and failed 10 hear the SHOUTS
~ the pcop.e in the street below. VINO had seen
Tho smoke and flames pouring from the stable and
had turned in alarm The nrst acI OF me hle-
lanes Of the building break the windows ana drag
him out into safety. The flames had evidently been
i,inaled nv n lighted cigar in the basement near the
bedroom OF the stable. The entire damage amounted
10 less than 81 900. The loss. however chiefly ials
on the owners Of the horses, VINO are poor PedeTs
and expressmen Of the neghoorhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
THE BATTLE or SAG mAHBoR.
nnooNlYN DAcon1rrs or THE REVOLUTION r

nROOKLYN DArGHTEHs or THE EtNoLrrloN TO
CELEBRATE IT'S ANNlyERsAHY.
urookyu's Daughters OF thc Revolution viii on
thursday afternoon of this week celebrate the an
ulyersary If the battle Of Sag larbpr by having an
afternoon reception al the Old Prentice mansion az
40 / Grace Court on the Heights Mrs Henry l..
Pratt has prepared paper giving an account 81 the
surprise Of the British b. the colonsis at sag ihr
Dor on Nay %. III, and Mrs. Alice Morse Earle
will read paper. Guests viii be present from
Newt trecht ami sag IarbDr. licui"nant-CoIone!
Megs was the leader Of the li;ue band Of patriots
who on the date given made descent from New
Haven with 10 men In wha!eboat5 on the Tort al
sag HarD1r. then In possession OF The lniish;
colonel N1eess mon mace the iriis prisoners am
galanty carried ine outpost. inc Amer. ans iii"
proceeded under 4 iIc from i;rlil-h schooner oi
Twelve guns AMI seventy mon. 30 ihr shipping al
IN. wharf ana accOmpN-nr! wu1i ihtt hin sci "'t
10 d. In an hour twelve bfles ana sloops. som"
Of which we're armed. were burning. ana win MON
20 tons Of hay. Ten h0gshcads Of rum ana qndhi"'
# grain and merchandise y re Dc ro'ri 10y l,..,
So British soldiers were killed ana ninety taken
prisoners. d.. 49,, ,t - ,,,. s,,,. ,t,,.
re-eInbarkcd and returned - New-ilaVen anu ''il,
ford without the loss Of man. lhr coininhn' hil
covered by land and water a dstance OF n'i,,y
miles The exploit was one Of the most brilliant
OF the War Of Independence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT or NEW YORK. SUNDAY. MAY 10. 1895.
ARRIVED

ronT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY MAY 10. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Delta dn kennedy. Halifax, 5, May 49,
'' 81 n '' Mar,caiho sukcorih. Mancabo May and
,.u,.,.,, II WIN mlsr H,ultun. Hiss bnett Ar
rived Al the Bar "A . ~ m . . ,,
steamer Orlnocp ur,. Fraser. bermuda May H. win
-. ,,i 81 cabin ia.fenysrs to \ T. Oucrbridgc n CO.
Arrived at Iar at ll;l' 4 o" :,
S,',r,.r m Mar Grant. from New-orlcans May a.
win uase To- j Van Si,hl". 80
s,s,rner Cherokee H.arsc. Jackaonville May III ana
,.,.',,.',n, n win mlsr % William l. clyde y CO.
e,,,,r G,,andottc walker. West Point. with mdse
and Messengers H. the Old Dominion - -.
S,.an,nrr Yorktown Dole. Norfolk and Newport News.
win llae and passengers e. the Old Dominion steamship
Sa,"e, Roanoke Iioaz Richmond and Newport News.
win mdse AMI passengers to Old Dominion steamship
Company. 49, On. - ,vt,1 s,u,h l,h,
breeze. parity cloudy. ..,,r,
Steamer Iurindia tFr) Tor Narcotics; Minister Nay
back tGcr,. Dover. bark Maanzas, liav"ha -, ~ ,..
steamer IawbhurSt ,rl EMS Macrl" Nprll -, with
sugar - \ I.udcr vessel 10 II winchester az Co. AT
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Ems ,GcJ. eimlasten. rom iremeh' Tor
New-York sailed iron Southampton May 10
steamer Cnmfmnia OBJ. walker. from Liverpool Tor
New York. sael Queenstown Ahy ~ ,..,.. e.,
Steamer Taormina itierl Koch. from h"""u'B '"'
New York. saeI from ilavre May u" -, ~. ~,
Steamer La Hormnna.e GD. Foirot from new i"'N'
arrived at Havre May 10 $780, g.. ,-.,, VII,
Steamer Italia nD. Wards. from "eho" ''' '''"-'
passed Gibraltar MAY 10 49, >,.u. vo-r Co.
steamer Pnthnn ,Ir Wright from Sew York Tor
Chinese and japanese ports. passed Maita may A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20

died a year ago. and he had been out of work Tor
several months.
Canon McLoughlin. vcar-general Of the diocese
of Flphin. ireland. IS visiting Catholic churches
IN Rrooklyn for the purpose Of raising money 10
build a new church in Roscommon. ireland. Father
Mclaughlin has spent a large fortune in cnurch
work in his parish In Ireland
4 policeman Of the sixteenth Precinct at noon
Yesterday found benjamin Hatton, sevcnty-one
wears old at Broadway and Kent-avc.. lying on
the Sidewalk in an unconscious condition He was
removed TO 81 Catharinc's Hospital. and was SUI
ferng from stroke % apoplexy
John Coleman. twelve years old. OF No. % North
Thirl-st a newsboy. narrowly escaped being
crushed beneath troley-car OF the FrankHn-ave
line at South Sccond-s;. and Kent-ave. yesterday
rho hoy atfen,nfed to run in front OF No. $50
and was knocked down. When picked up b" was
found to be suffering from severe scalp wound
40 arrests were made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-20
,NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

Christian Schroeder. thirty-two years o'', an"
Margaret \. Snow. twenty-three years o''' % '.
ler. Penn. were married in Jersey Ciiy on H"'"'
day night by Justice Weed. They tod 'n' '"S"'o
that they had oloped because MISS S"o" pa -
>,irn,,1 IN tho marriage They started for Niagara
Ems Intending TO remain there week, after
which they viii 80 to Europe, returning IN &c
William alias "Sx." Whelan one OF the Ola Dem
ocratic Board Of Works Of Jersey Ci;y was s.IuVH
Nv n trollcv-car at Henderson and Gregory SIS;
last evening and badly cut about The head ana
neck y r. Wedin. clerk OF the FIRST Dsiric'
Court OF Jersey city was thrown from trolley
car swing to the speed at which ii rounded me
curv, at Eswark-ave and Ernest. and received
severe scalp wound. Patrick Tully the nlo'orhail
was arrested for atrocious assault.