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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
NEW FE1TTPES AT MOUNT GREIN1.

. GREAT iNFLrX or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LECTURES AND ADDRESSES
uo,,, Gre,na. Penn. July ,specaD.-Even
,,oueh the chautauqua people have ALREADY pro-
~, ,,hich for general excellence and complete
go c,nno, easily be excccd, Sc, they are nHdihs
, attractions daily. The influx OF VISITORS mas
,o,, ,ron,ly In excess OF what was hrst expected
and ,hcs. features have been added Oh 'hat az
oo,,,, Professor NJ. Peters. OF ursnnS 'o"ese
,.,a,i.d today in the Auditorium The honorary
hairucn were the Rev. Dr. NJ oSser OF Heau'hs
,d the Rev s. &. Swallow, oil hafr'sprs' Inc
"r d.yotional exercises took place this morn
Ing at 1880 o'clock In the forum ''o'esHo, i'n'S
~, l.,son University Extension lecturer OF fhiia-
,o,yored the second OF his course OF lee
' ..rh. Two Great Southerners. Jackson and
calhoun" lie traced the remarkable similarity III
80. uvss of these two men. how they quarrelled
and IN, final result In the life Of Calhoun NJ i'So
pr N II Richards delivered the third OF MS after
dinner talks His subject was AFTER Death BODY
NJ M Body?" Mrs. $. T.. W. Fuller. OF Washing
an, ID c. who has charge or the art department
If the hubble schools OF that city lectured on the
.r,s,I ~ Art instruction in Public Schools" DR..
william II. Harrison. OF Harrisburg also lectured
an ",rbe Braln." At 8 o'clock in the Auditorium
IN. organization OF the Chautauqua Literary and
cc,eptinc Circle was formed. This Is branch or the
narent circle at Chautauqua, ~ Y. The purpose
Ga IN obylate the necessity OF graduates going 10
New.York to receive their degrees The i.ev H. T.
pardoe OF Bedford Penn. Is In charge mere.
A. eyentlde the Chautauqua chorus sang several
pleasing songs. as is the regular custom. After a
niano solo by Miss Carrie Bucher. or Lebanon.
Major James b. Pond spoke on western froh'ier
Life" ,,,.. ,.,a ,oa,,,, -
name nve managers to MI vacancies for that board
The regular annual meeting OF the stocKnosderS
was to be held at the same Lime, put ut It was Gs
II will ~ held on July H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

animation The last time the prisoners were up TIC
caso was adjourned until to-day. IL Is the hfs' III"
v,arce IN record Mr. Shields said. that an esc'pc
wss made before the prisoners were iui,y Gun"
,,i,,e1 and while their examination was SUI" pe"u
ing -, ,.o.,ordov bv
Deputy- Marshal Mckinney was sent
the Marshal TO serve subpoena On eN
schneer OF Ludlow Street JAN ci''hs M" ~ "rrs.
go rho Grand Jury tomorrow. Schneer cawe
down with the Deputy. ana went INV wv ~ !,
o,.o ,bsr, he made "A long rambling sta'e"ci.
, :, of happensd. His statement was tc
" x, ,A, I, was NIL the other fellows fault. aAi
~ -. s h,amcless In speaking OF the escap'I
prisoners. he said;
WHY those fellows had the run OF me Jaw r i.p
o'clock In the morning until CON a. ''S nd
srhcv could see anybody that they wxhted 10; a,u ~
nobody nterered with them Wncn ZANE m ~ Da
MAI Morning was surprised 10 see tne nv, Wy ,h,
that o hncsuse formerly they were not ready that
a,riv and were usually In the palhro"n. ha q
fellows Just run things as they peaSe"' anu "''
visitors all the uhne'
n,r,nv his talk schneer waving his arms
,, and working himself into frenzy. and he
suer,ted again and again that 1t WAS not MS
,anlt Marshal McCarty sent schneer 10 the DIS
49,, ,,,o,pev's Office, where he made the statement
oc,i, and 1t was taken down lie VIII appear TO-
dav before the Grand Jury
The Marshal SAID;
Won see what this man says After all the warn
inc thev got from me and my positive oraers tney
were allowed to see any g sn men , Would have to
he a great deal more dense than tnese men "ero
not TO take advantage OF such an opportunity.
rxKeeper schneer fingered around the prison
Yesterday collecting evidence to substantiate MS
s,orv lie SAYS he has now got six witnesses to
corryoborate his story Of the reyo!vers The police
ronnp, M tidngs OF the escaped Posoffice robbers
and express little hope OF recapturihs 'hem.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
COURT CALENDARS TO-DAY.

suoren. Court -rhamNers-Before SoYer JCoIrt opens
at 10 80 m Calendar called At ii a m. y J. Los
Ensign: No g. Nelson Hasmutyon: No T. H"ss -
swIck 23d ward Bank. No. :. People. &C.. ~
We New York Elevated Railroad Company No knight
w. Trng: No. . matter Of Collins No 10 MoNuty ~
smith. SO IT, iclstor Huefsts. 40. H. vecz
H. Reyors: No. -. People. &c. W. MADISON Square
~ ran,;, s,ne Tro~ As-oriaron Xo is Rnary
McDermo,,. No 10. Fox vs Trceburn; No p, Iutt ~
spiro. No. 81. Gedney -. Wet sac bant No. ~: ~
,ng Company so % Brown Brown. No -. Pee
pe Sc narr.cr 90 70 Es,iass " EarSs' No
g,ny s N e o c' con GA e. So
sn.enbouth 80 49, Hr-hncd Bopp 10 ~
o, G"odyesr 81 Rubber Company 10 ~, New-York Iif'
Insurance and Trust Company w. 'T9nson No. 49, Per
supreme court-Cen-ral Tefm-Eeccss
supremc Cour'-specai Tcrm-Pars l. II and If-Ad.
Circuit court-Pnrts l. H. III md IvAdjourn.d for the
go , ,., u.,
cI omen. at ~ Mo s92 Hose Hcrs-. 50 0o.
srnsyler VS.. Schuyler No i.t3. Cotton vs. cotton.
enuerio conr, Equity Tcrn-Adjourned Tor the term
superior court-Triai Tsfm-Pnfts l. III and Hi-Ad-
ipirncd for ~. term
surrogate Court Chambers Before Arnold. s-court
n.ns A. o.aD a. Mo day calendar Wills for prohat,
lame. Grant Elizabeth Hellef Betty Goldsmith Solo
non stark Chrlsiiana W Albcrn. at 1890 IN. Will
, m'nn & "Wllling. betty Eobiischcr. at p. m
curroxaie. Cour-Trinl Term Adjourned for the term
Common Pieas-Generh Tefm-Adjourhed until Thurs
""y o,mm"n Plcas-specia Term Before his rhor IT, J.
cour, opens at II a. m-Motons.-No q. H"cht rs.
H comm a" Equity TermAdjourned tho term
Common Ilras-Trial Tcrm-Pnrts l. II and IIi-Ad-
CIV Court Special T.rmBefors Van WICK Court
on.ns al II Motions
City Cour, General Term Adjourned sine die
City Court-Tfla Term-Pars l. H. IA and 1V-Ad-
rned for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
M EcrG.s SUR FOR DIVORCE.

DR. FIoran Krug, OF No. IL East Forty -frst-st'
ia bringing an acton for divorce against his WIFE
through his counsel. Guggenheimer. Untermyer
Marshal The case has been turned over 70
referee by Judge McAdam. for a hearing the az
torney for Mrs Krug is Leopold Wallach OF NO.
q Wall-st The correspondent In the case IS sa,a
to be DIR. Charles A. Timme, a dentist OF NO. '
West Fifty-ninth-st DR.. krug Is said 70 nav ~
sr.t refused to believe there was anything wrohs,
IN, was later led to employ a detective, who !"
was said. obtained conclusive evidence for ~.
Krur one day recently. The wife was sent v"Js
to her relatives and the suit was begun or
vers in the case would talk of II yesterday. ~
rimme's office II was sad he was out OF to"" "
would be gone indefinitely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
J. r. ARCHIBALD ACCEPTS me Thh'1

He WILL TAKE CHARGE OF LrDLo" sIhEHi
JAII.-wIIAr EX-KEErER sCHNEER SAYS
,os II ,-ch,had 10 whom Sheriff Hansen Of
fered the waricnsh!p Of Ludlow Street JAN on
Monday evening was at the SheriHs Office yester-
day and formally accepted the office Mr.. Arch'-
bald set about preparing his bonds. when must De
,o- 500 He viii take charge OF the jail De-
,.. ,,o e,d NJ IN. week Mr.. Archibald did not
care to tax about his pans OF restoring discipline
In the jail. .
The investigation by the Federal Grand jury 10
heyin to-day Will attract a great deal OF interest
sheriff Hansen. ex-Warden Raabe ana al ''e
kc4pers and girls employed in the jail have been
subpOenaec. -.
United states Commissioner Shields. before whom
the examination OF Kllloran Russell ana Alien was
bclng conducted. returned 10 the CITY yeste'ua''
having been absent since before the escape
lie aid The question that puzzled him most no."
was the mode Of procedure 10 be adopted To-Day
when the case Is again called before MIN LOT eA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
PRIMARY SCHOOL NO. So.

60 e,ybth-st As in the Eas, Side schools such as
primary school No 3d. in First-ave picture Vi
which Is here given. Primary School NO. % II one
NJ the newos, schools OF this class, having peeh es
tabllshed in lS!
nv. course Of study in New-York primary schools
f. as follows Sixth grade. reading. simple sen
,erces from, the blackboard and spelling; counting
~, ono TWO and three TO 100: drawing from the
s,nere cube square. and obong; also angles ana
Straight lines writing short words on IN" oi''n
hoard: simple singing exercises. fifth sraue' ie''
ir, from the blackboard and First Keader' anu
smelling with lessons the obvious paris ana cnai
a,or,stIcs and the uses OF familiar objects count
ing bv threes fours and hves to 100; drawing iroi"
o,r.ios and curvcl surfaces also angles; writins
.,o,, words and vocal music. Fourth grade. read
,,1 ,brough First Reader and spelling WORDS Sc
loctcd from the reading lesson; arl'hmeuc h""e'a
ZION and notation through SIX places; adding SUD
tracing multiplying and dividing easy proo'e"s
drawing from three kinds OF tfiansies an" groups %
circles writing short sentences and vocal music
rh,rd Grade reading In Second Reader and spelling
NOR. advanced arithmetic and drawing; writing
md vocal music In this grade Is begun the IN
struS,on Syahred st,p on The studies in the third
arade lIrsi grade reading In the Third Reader
and sentence building. geosr1pnry ny b,story 0, the
TT sf,tes. arl.rmciic written and mental an
ne nis'sShSs@ ,,, Ss"rr,.ams Of fsmar obJcc,s
sewing and vocal music also are ,augnt Mr., =
IT, pF"e4nn e OF Other cacScrs are Miss JULIA "
Scarlet, Miss Mary X. OIonneh NJ Sn t y y
nch@rdsop Miss an" u M MSy,f@" Siss Pa Pauline
Fe,chsr Mr. Mr. Harriet + BradsSaw Miss MARY a
s.- MS MsrfeFrM c5rs nyreS Mr. f May ~ iy
Miss Miss Emma sparks Miss clara Meconasil Miss
Emma j. m@'! M,. s Flora Mcmillan Miss Kaihcrns
: Gornley Miss nellie f. Milan Miss Cecilia a.
nosers NJ Asns, q lai'n . Mi T II Nclnscr
Miss ii,lcn Ferguson and Miss Eleanor .. ROBERT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

r T ITOUEER JR. j. NEWTON VAN NESS
,o,oca,os ~ this city President Gordon then made
=, address in which he said that business Tor the
lac, vear had been fairly good in the saddIcry Inc
DESPITE the great rise In the price OF iea'"e' anu
also despite the fact that some states IKE i''ioS'
had worked great harm 10 the trade oy sei'"k
prson-nede goods -,
y Campbell Of Cincinnati presented IN" re-
nor, Of the Executive Committee. II Was announce
~, tho Wholesale Saddlcry Association was wen
sunnor,ed by the trade and that the association na'
heen admitted TO membership In the Nauohai A.
soc,a;lon Of Manufacturers OF America
7 G. Starr Of Decatur. H.. chairman OF the
Prison Labor Committee. presented n report sho"
,,s how unfavorable was the effect OF prison-madc
material on Industrial unions. ana recoh'nehu'"s
the delegates TO use their pest ehue"No'' ~ ""'
such manufacture
Secretary Denv!r read his report. whlcn sho"eu
that the Wholesale Saddlery Association had an ac-
tive membership of seventy-nve firms ana ,ha'
Ave addi,iona. firms had applied for memoership
The membership OF the association was increaSe'
during the session by the election Of twenty-five a'
tive and sixteen associate members
The convention adjourned until 10 os,o LOCK , tnn
morning and the members OF The ASSOCIATION th'h
took carriage ride TO Central fark @d
Among the members Of the local oiganzauqn
present yesterday were j. Newton Van NesS' =
Burk L. Hborn, Joseph Hevan william Ca'R9 81.
Thomas Dunn. WiilIam H. Graham A,oeTt Moor nf,
James J. OKane.. Thomas j. punn, J9hh IT,
Kearsing Henry Whitehouse and l. Zechiel
N Mosenaa, snaITman; William Il i,o Tomphin'
The Banquet Committee IL COMPOSED , o. r. p !.
Luqueer. tr., chairman; j. $. Harley. g. Wits re-
The Finance Committee Is made Ny Of g. vii, VILE
Peters. chairman r. ". Langs;roth. Henry Hanna
The Press Committee consists 0. G. II. F. Red
ding, chairman. j. Newton Van Ness and John
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
FEARED 1N INTERNAL MACHINE
CLERKS IN THE REGISTERS OFFICE SCARED pY
PACKAGE WITH a SUSPICIOUS LABEL
ONLY MIssIvE FROM RE-
,rctorrs ENTHUSIAST


ONLY A MIssIvE FROM RE-
IJGIOUs ENTHUSIAST.
When Register Levy arrived at his office yester-
day morning he found his clerks regarding with
suspicion and fear a small. white box which re-
pcsed on his desk 1t had arrived by the morning
mail 1t was five inches high and -four Inches wide
on II was this inscription: ITO the Recorder OF
Deeds, New-York City" There was also slip OF
paper with this ON IT: Down with the iHos OF
China For the Lords hand Is In the battle, you
are adjudged Call as many persons as possible at
the opening Of this box"
The clerks were confident that the box contained
dynamite. Register Levy, although pale and some
what nervous commenced to open 1t. The clerks
fed. When they returned i've minutes later to see
what had become OF the head OF the office. they
found him examining beautiful satin-lined box.
containing a tiny white satin pillow. a withered
rose several pieces OF white ribbon and four-page
letter signed by Sarah Holloway Dodge. The letter
evidently was written by a religious enthusiast.
and II urged the Register TO endeavor 10 unite the
Jewish and Christian people In one glorious Church
For several days Register Levy has been greatly
annoyed by architects building material men, etc.
calling and writing to him owing to a paragraph
published In a weekly paper to the effect that he
was about to erect villa and stable OH large plot
OF ground In Cologne City, Columbus Park n. j.
He says he never heard Of the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
ELEVATED EMPL0YEs NOT DIssA TIsFIED.

There have been rumors OF dissatisfaction among
the conductors and guards the elevated railroads
since July !. over the time schedule which
went into effect that date. and which reduces the
running time OF the trains the Second and Third
ave. lines three minutes each trip The men
are now compelled TO make six trips for a days
work, instead OF Ave trips as when the old schedule
In effect
The officials OF the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Company denied yesterday that any Of their en-
ployes on the trains were compelled to work over
ten hours a day under the new schedule. None OF
talked appeared to be dissatisfied with the new
schedule. or said they had 70 work over ten hours
and treasurer Of the company. was seen at No. Il
Broadway. He said mat he had not heard OF any
time schedule. although u haA been In force nine
dayA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
WILL WAKE NO STdTEMENL

the REPORT oN TIE NEW CRIMINAL COURTS
,u.upISG WILL NOT nE DISCUSSED DY
THOSE WHO PLANNED TT.
A. mas previously been reported In Inc tribune
William L. Mead. IT, J. Hardcnburgh and Thomas
Hastings. the committee Of architects recently APP
no,nt.d by the Sinking Fund Commission TO inves-
,ieate IN. sanitary condition OF the new criminal
Courts building In their report criticised the venti-
lation OF the building especially the fact that the
suuply OF air & taken through the basement win
aows thus liable to be full Of dust The ventlla-
,ion o, the smaller Offices and the hrg" central
court were pronounced deficient and the building
was otherwise criticised. The architects OF the
ney Criminal Courts Building were Arthur NJ
Thorn and James ". Wilson. OF Thorn X wilson,
10 / e57 Broadway and John r. Schaarscninid'.
who was associated with them. A tribune re,
nortcr called at their Offices yesterday 10 secure II
nossble their sid, Of the matter. but MI wilson.
xno had charge Of the work, said That they ala no.
drsIrn 10 make any statement or get into any con-
troversy the matter. AS far az inc arcnitectS
were concerned he said. the work had been well
and thoroughly done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
NEW-YORK'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS
CXXII.
PRIMARY no. 35 is MODEL FOR COM
FORT
THE cor.psr or STUDY Is THE SAME AS IN ALI

THE COURSE OF STUDY Is THE SAME AS IN ALL
OTHER SCHOOLS OF THE SAME dHADH
II Is admitted by he friends and enemies ., Wv"
York's public schools that there are ser'VuS ,,,,,s
T., 80. sanitary ARRANGEMENTS Of many school build
inge Some Of the schooiiousos are FACTORIES oiu
church structures tcnement-houscs le'hpo'"i''
fitted for school purposes but necessarily deiec''e
in their construction. while, on the o'ner manu-
there are many schoolhouses wnich are u"Sui
passed for comfort, convenience ana sanitary ar
engagements Blu; whatever may DC sa'' Vi ''e
schooIbouses the course Of instruction given In the
,,,tI,c schools Is pronounced by experts to be as
good as can be had in the country. Precisely the
same course OF studies is followed In the west Sde
schools. Ike Primary School No. Il. IN West FIJI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by Slower J.
Matter of Liberty Insurance Company-chares H.
Truax. 49,. ,,.--,.-
Ncw-york Protestant Episcopal city Mission Society
Manson-R II. tnderh'li . , =, W.,
e,iehl vs. Basch--pennington Whitehead.
BALDWIN W. Yo.t--Edward Schenck
Matter OF Rice-iake Lumber Company-Edward II.
Hawke. ~,
Parrish vs. Fox-Janes j. Nealis
Edison Electric Illuminating Company. Of NewYork. VS.
Rjker-Martin 7. Mcmahon
Common Pleas
by Bischon. IT,. J.
Matter Of Northumberland 81. Henry.
Macy VS. Wilson-Richard II. Clark
Superior Court
ny McAdam j.
Harrington VS.. Cuy--Frank Richmond.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
Supreme Court.
BY Slower.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company ct al
William Is. Riker ct sl.-Frankiin Bien.
Matter OF Rice-Blake Lumber Company-Charles G..
Fatnham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
xO CHlYGE IN THE NEW IT. A. o. AAHAGhAHNI'

For some time past reports have been IN elreua-
Az, % tho effect that the New Manhattan Athletic
(-ub would pass into The control OF various men
prominently identified with sporting anairs IN
order to set all such rumors AT rest senator Nan
- ~ rov has charge Of the organization, said
.r u,u continue to manage the affairs OF the
..,n.rrv Diamond Club and assure all members that
they can depend on the enjoyment OF all the priv-
isees which the fine house and Its elaborate APP
curtcnances afford 1t is my intention 70 maintain
t%a club az IN organization where cluDmen can
have ali the benefits incident to frst-class lnsu
tmt,on Of that kind No special feature VIII De de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
4 DEFECTIVE SAID TO NAVE THE FAIR WILL

San Francisco. July s.-"The Examiner pub
fishes n story this morning TO tho effect that the
stolen will OF ex-senator Fair Is In the possession
of Detective John Curtin. II Is further alleged
that the detective has been negotiating with the
administrators Of the estate named in the stolen
document Offering to surrender the will for 5000.
All offers have been rejected by the administrators
on tho advice Of Judge Slack. None OF the sd-
mlnlstrators will admit being approached In person
nv Curtin. but The Examiner makes the positive
statement that the will Il now In Curtin's posses.
sion. and that he n the man VINO stole u from
the clerks office on January "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
EXCISE BOARD WILL HEAR me ChHf
JOHN IIEBENOw. WHO MADE TIE CHARGES
AGAINST THE INSPECTORS. PROMISES
STARTLING DISCLOSURES.

Commissioner of Accounts Seth Sprague Terry
yesterday turned over all the papers In the cases
OF the accused excise inspectors 10 the Excise Com
missioner for the purpose OF getting them TO take
some action In the matter.
John Liebenow. the saloon-keepcr OF No East
Thlrd-st who preferred the charges agains: In
snectors Edward Lion and julius Steinberger prom
ises 10 make some startling disclosures OF the way
the excise men have worked him out OF his cash.
He Will appear before the Excise Board to-day to
subs,antiate the charges he has already made
against the accused men.
Mr.. bennett. OF the Parkhurst society mas 'he
matter in charge Liebenow charges that he had
10 put up wine and cash for the TWO inspectors
in order 10 secure a transfer OF his licensc S,en
berger was one OF the Committee OF seventy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

The Tax Commissioners had the case before them
yesterday Of Assessor Charles z. Wend who IL
In Europe on an unauthorized vacation OF
four months, but took no hnai action. The Com
nssioners issued a mandate directing the three
remaining Assessors. Edward Cahiil. Henry A.
Gumbleton and ?: NJ Haverty. to appear before
the resignat ons Of all the Assessors Will lie de-
manded. Mr.. Wendts resignation will have 10
come by cable to escape removal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
DEES'S TIME ~ IAN REDUCED.

Cnicago. July 9-Judge Woods this morning
modified the sentence OF Eugene '. Deps from one
year in Jail to and Of the other directors
az the American Railway Union from six months
10 three ut Is not my Intention" said the Judge
this morning ito have It said that punished these
men for acts committed during the strike My In
tention was to punish them for contempt and for
thai thought six months for Debs and three
months for each Of the others an ample sentence"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
THE MUM SEPARATION Suit DISMISSED

Judge Slower In Supreme Court. Chambers. yester-
day granted judstncn. dism sslns the suit i'f
separation watch brought by Mrs Fredericka
L. Mum against her husba -. Ernest NJ Mum.
The parties the action OF social standing ana
wealth and have been separated about year. Mrs.
Mum Is a cousin OF Or. Andrew '. Raymond. the
president OF Union College Schenectady. ana Judge
John A. Miller OF Newark - j.. Is her brothcr-in-
The case had been sent 70 Lawrence Godkin a.
referee, and he made q report recommending that
the complaint he dismissed. upon the ground That
Abandonment by the husband had not been shown,
a he had repeatedly ofrer.d his wife home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10

ve,oned to the neglect OF other essentials anG'
While there will be boxing and other entertainments
they will not be predominant ~ A,
Every department Of the club Is now open, az az
thur Kelter a capable athlete. is IN charse OF ue
UvnnasI,ir Frank Bosworth. for some years spar
rrjne partner Of bob Fitzsimmons Is boxing IN
structor and oil other departments are III capapie
hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
TO REAR THEM As ROMAN CATHOLICS.

To REAR THEM As ROMAN CATHOLICS.
Eugene ". Dlener has obtained from Judge
Slower. o! the supreme Court. writ o. habcas
corpus directed TO The superintendent, o. the or
phan Asylum Society. at Riverside Drive ana sew
enty-th.rd-s, for the production In court OF his
two broihers-Edwari + E. Diemer. twelve Yeas
old and Arthur &. W Dem'r. ten years od The
fathcr and mother Of the brothers are dead The
children were to the asylum IN Iunc. 1910. by
their uncle and general guardian John +. Item"r
They both baptized and attended services In
the Roman Catholic Church OF 81. Alphonsus. and
their mother was Roman catholic. As the asy-
lum Is not one wherein the Roman Catholic re-
lIgion Is taught. the Court will be asked TO trans
Yer them to some institution where II t.. the SUI
perlntcndent OF the asylum having refused to make
any transfer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-10
NOT CARPETS ALONE

A dozen other socks in the store are
moving m But the Carpets are peculiar N ms ws S sgr n
store the CarDs for deuerv any you say before Oct
oo ", 10y, WaJvas at Ssc Sc
e. 'o W vmustsw Ss 75c Tapestry Brussels at 49,
'''' ' Regular Atwood ngins oc