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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
JOHN BOEHMANN GUILTY.
VERDICT OF MURDER IN THE SECOND
DEGREE.
CONVICTED OF AsPHYXIATING THE TWO HO-
BOKEN BOYS IN MII.LERS HOTEL. BROOK
LYN - THE PRISONER TRIES

TO ATTACK COUNSEL.
The trial OF John Boehmann. charged with the
murder by asphyxiation Of the boys Henry knoope
and John Seims at Mer's Hotel. No. II Broad
way Brooklyn. February II last, was ended yes
terday afternoon. and the jury last night at l2:lo
o'clock returned verdict OF murder in the second
degree. Boehmann took the stand In his own de-
fence and told a plausible story of the occurrences
during the week prior to the death OF the boys
Mr.. Donnelan. Boehmann's counsel. and Assist
ant District-Attorney Clarke summed up during
Mr. Clarke's address he turned upon Boehmann
hercely. and, referring to previous testimony told
him that 1t was wonder he didn't sleep any on
the Sunday after the death OF the boys
"Sleep will never again come to you az 1t has In
the past" said he. and then he charged him with
the murder OF the young men. Boehmanns race
took on a frightfu scow. and he made spring
for Mr. Clarke whose back was partly turned.
Sheriff Buttlins was at Boehmann's side and
grasped him by the arm. saying to him; slt down.
you're getting excited"
The jury retired at o'clock and came In at l2'lo
o'clock
"Have you agreed upon verdict?' asked the
clerk.
I'VE have" said Andrew J. Cook the foreman
eft is murder In the second degree
Mr. Donnellan. for the prisoner, asked that boeh-
mann be remaudcd FOR one week. in order to ALLOW
him time prepare his motion for new trai'
Judge Baf,lett told him he could have I'LL "edhe'-
day. - .,s o,,ic,od
was committed on Saturday night February II;
Henry Knoope and John sems eighteen and
iycnt v-one wears old were Hoboken boys. Seims
was employed ty tho Delaware. Lackawanna ana
Western Railroad. and had in his possession apoul
$40 when ne Knoopc and 3oehmann went on sat
nrday night to Mller's Hotel knoope also had
over s1Gi The bows roomed together that night.
and the next morning found dead In bed win
the gas turned Their money was gone anu
Rochmann. who had occupied a room across me
hall was missing. lie arrested in Hobokeh
n few days later. and afterward indicted by
the Kings County Grand Jury for murder ana grand
larceny in connection with the case. Boehmann Is
about thirty-iiye years old.
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POatOmce Notice.

Foreign mails FOR the week ending , JUNE will close
pI9mPsp "A 81 H. Tor France Switzerland Italy,
sSN PoriasaI Turkey and British India per La
n%nrs2s"'N eheand Switzerland Italy spain Portugal
Austria Tkry and h Rns.a n pea augusta veors
via southampton and Hamburg ietters t9r o.her paris
fsr Cape sra'"s rr cSrs esu anS Guste
n clplemsnary 10 mo for s., Thomas st. e Srs
dos per Maiana detiers Tor Grenada Trinidad and
ao niue, b, directed per at gamas
AMI savanla etc per s. Adirondack letters Costa
s via SU be a5s sp sSasea ana
Yncltan yer vigl'nea de,'es for Other pars OF
j. "a rot for NSr~ SsS d r e tSr Ss sisr:
must De ,re ae', per Msaam via Rotterdam Getters
he directed per Maasdam1 at y n Tor Grenada az
pad PER for rarob Sc {! m i m via
Prince ter IA si"" Mexican
. nv for Wseneas per - s. franklin from Mobile
Tae,ma clos here daily up to suns - at a. $50 p m
close here daily up to June y at $50 p M Mails tSr
na n aTs d per to June a S sS San Mss &
west Xas1slia and fa Islands
May q and lure - $40 m Mail: fgg chin.
IL at $50 p m sala for Australia 1excepi those for
Zealand Hawaii. III and Samoan sl,nds Mari.
po.a from san Francesca 81 SO here daily up 70 June
csmpana with British mail. for australia, Maths for
Newfoundland by rail- Halifax and thence by steamer
Ss rail- oi n SsS ana close
cs daily $40 % Ms 10, SSSa Sss at ., 's:
MS$sass rSs.;ias. rom Ps5; T,sps Fla %:::
patch BY steamer close this office daily at 7so T.
maj, aA Gsi: a. paE rsSoui ss
Postofnce. Newycrk N. Y. May 81. 1895.
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GETTING REIDY TO GO TO CLEPEL1ND.
COMMITTEE OK ARRANGEMENTS oT THE STATE
LEAGUE IN SESSION At THE FIFTH AVENUE
HoTEG.-A FEW EXCURSION TICK

The Committee on ARRANGEMENTS ana Iransporta-
ton. appointed at "A recent meeting OF the itepup-
lcan Executive Committee OF the state League
held a meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday
afternoon. Mayor George T. Greene. of bingham
ton chairman OF the committee. presided com
nitt,e from the State OF Connecticut appeared be-
fare the committee and said that the delegates from
Connecticut will leave New-Haven on Monday even
ing June L. by boat. and Will join the New-iork
delegates and a.ternates here In time to eaten the
special train which caves the Grand Contra! sta
ton at O'Clock Tuesday morning. June Is arriving
I'm cleveland al II oc.ock the same night other
routin. business was transacted and the meeting
adjourned. IL, !, -
The headquarters OF the State League Will be open
In Room so TO- Fifth Avenue Hotel. from now
until the dc.egates leave here. special rate OF
N7 q has been secured FOR round-trip tickets.
Winfield Van Cot. major OF the Lincoln Pioneer
Corps OF New York called at the headquarters or
the league last night ask about rates for taking
the corus to Cleveland. lie wishes 10 take NIFTY
men and the Catholic Protectory Band. 1t is prob
able that the corps VIII so.
Although "A great many tickets for the special train
have been disposed OF. There are still a few tickets
remaining for sale at the headquarters o' the State
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

concord " H. June THE fOriy-ninth ami
,.rsarv ~ ST Pauls School was celebrated ycster-
day with an unusually large number OF alumni anu
visitors present. The anniversary exercises were
held in the chapel The ante-communion service
was read by the Right Rev. William y Nhea'
Hlshop Of w-Hampshire. AT the business meet
ing Of the Alumni Association the following "ce''
',,e.o e,ec,ed. President Captain f. H. Appleton.
~ Roston: yice-presidents James Cooke, Of PhiIa-
delphia and Douglass Robnsen jr OF
he rev f. NJ. Parker. Of ST Pauls school, a.
sistant secretary. W II. Foster OF ~, rmu :
=" raise An alumni endowment fund OF SJvv Df.
! NJ Colt St Paurs school; Douglass Eopinson'
o. New York; George II. Sheldon. New, ORR, H. y.
Stevens Hoboken. y. j.; the Rev. Johh hafsa'e'
- Iaui,s School
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

EXERCISES AT THE FRIENDS SEMINARY.
The commencement exercises OF the fI'enus
Seminary. at Rutherford Place. were heid yesterday
afternoon. The main hall. where the eNeie''
took place. filed with parents ana ir'e"us "a
the pupils REGULATIONS were given by Jean II.
I,eitch Lila f. Richie Lucia NJ. Forest, walter
d. Lambert. Caro- NJ. Herschel. Elizabeth X. fishef'
Jennie L. Seaman and Evelyn Quackenoush.
Thomas Garrett. tr.. who is the only srauua'e
this year. read essay. entitled Ihe sot 9rn
Edward A. H. Allen principal OF the seit'n aa,.
The exercises ended with an exhibition %, sy -,
nastics by the several classes. An exhibition OF
the pupils work. which shown IN an auJoinii NM
room. received favorable comment from 'he VS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THE South And FREE SILTER.

CAPTAIN HOWELL OK THE MONEY QVESTloN-lN-
CREASED CURRENCY NEEDED. HE THINKS
Cap,ain Evan = Howell. OF The Atlanta Con-
sti,uiion" is at the Marlborough Hotel. Captain
Howell IS taking great interest In the Atlanta
Exposition. which Is now going on Speaking O.
the silver sentiment IN the South. and the d.
metallic idca generally. he said.
Il never ia my lifc SAN the South 50 WORKED ny
over any idea II seems to have taken firm
hold and It l. not dying OUT. as som" allege There
* a vast difference between the North and tho
South on this money question and Il Is bound to
end In a harI ius, sc. am in favor 81 arranging
our money system tc suli oursc.vos without recos-
nlzlng foreign Powers IN the arrangement Nheh
We have - money system that D. IN conformity
with that Of all Europe and the rest OF the word,
whenever there 's panic In any place in the worli
We feel the effect OF IL. There IL no use denying
that during the period In tho history Of this coun-
try when silver WAS most largely used. from lNf
to Is75 was the most prosperous time that We have
ever known
The rate 81 interest In the North Is very low.
In tho south 4, is higher II reaches = and - and
as ,ieh aS II Der cent What is needed IN the
south is something 10 develop her rcaourrcs. anl
when money can he loaned ~ such a luxurious rate
A. This ,nc capitalist IL not going 10 bnt his money
in "A doubtful business venture. This high rat" ~
interest g. perhars luc 10 Tho fact that the Son'h
c.nnu, furnish a. good collateral security as 'n'
Norih For TINS reason IN" S'"'h Wiz I''''''f
40 mo the next National Convention and demand
"A Increased currency ~ some kind. It Is In this
r.tc - Interest and other differences. "h'r" tho
.s-ionaism comes IN"
When captain Howell was asked II ih"r" VAS any
probability fh4f ~ speaker Charles !. crisp "ouH
b. ur,cl 49, a., nominee on tho national u'N"' 10y
fh. south bon D.. next democratic Conyeui.n d,
..Il thtt d.. III iuf think 10 nk'y. II" san ihti
h.. hal heard fnaf SIR crisp htl stli 30 - on
fed.rl', soi. could aspire 20 3d. President ~ ~.
,lf.I .+fnf... n.I fNaf fhcrr was som" truth in
% A. ala r.i fiInk Mt 'rls, Was paying any
attention Poo tir natter. or 10 ~ was, a. was N"'
..--n. NM Nl.- ALu.L II
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Chairman Democratic National Committee
GEN. scHorIELD SILENT AS TO SILVER.

Omaha. Ncb.. June 7-''eneral Schoneid anu
party arrived here yesterday on special Taih
from Kansas ard proceeded 10 an Inspection OF
Forts Omaha and Crook. on arriving AT Fort
Omaha dress parade followed. Much time was
spent at the new Fort Crook which Is not com
pleted Yesterday afternoon "A number OF citizens
called upon the General In his car General COP
pinger. commanding this Department. was absent
on tour Of inspection. Last evening the party
lief, here for Fort Nlobrara Upon the silver quos
tion General Schoneld said:
NO man knows where ! stand upon that ques-
t!on and 80 long as am at the head 81 the Army
IL would look somewhat peculiar should express
nv Views upon this vital question. These views
might be- different from those enertaihed ny tne
head of the Government, and II would only en-
barrass him should | take 1t upon myself 10 ar
what are clearly foreign to my IDEAS under exist
ing circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
rJraPIN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL EAEhCioh"'

,r. Glazing exerc.ses OF the Chap!n Collegiate
cahooi for the year ls5i-95 held yesterday
norning In the school building. No ~ MADISON
owe before a large number OF the friends OF the
nun,s Dr. Henry y. Chaplin. principal OF the
school. gave a brief resume Of It's history when
covers period Of just seveniy-hVe years. Inc
,o, g ono OF the Oldest ~ the Oldest. OF the
,,c,lv pryate schools in the city. The four grad
ua,es this year were Edward T. Grandlienard' VINO
won the schools prize scholarship to the Uni
versity OF the City Of New-York; A. $. van Orden'
yr,,,,ncates of honor were given TO the pupils who
had done the best work during the year Those
VINO r r Grandenard, VI. II. Cardozo. jr g. {.
" YER Haas f. W. Wilcox. g. s Hornbiower, X. ~
Kidiey' The room in which the exercises were held
S,e :u,tably decorated for the occasion and con.
was was = Ara Uugs and other results OF the work OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
TIE SPRINGFIELD CONTENTION.

SUMTER OF THE FREE SILVER WAR.
From The Omaha World-Herald W' D. D''a"
paper.
Springfield is the Sumter OF the great cones, for
the restoration OF the coinage OF ihe 'o"S'''
Let the battle begin
A CURIOUS PHENOMENON.
From The Baltimore American.
The Springfield convention Is interesting pu, no p
alarming IL is rather a curious phenomena" u NC
studied than a force TO be feared
DENOUNCED BY PARTY ORGAN.
From The New-York Times.
1t did no, rise the dignity OF snap con nsS
ton doing the bidding Of acop " w@s be STAT
Committee meeting under false pretences. at NE
nstgatIon OF the Anarchist Governor sna y c.s
Of the se Popaiist scum from the Illinois Democracy
u may have wholesome erect
ITS ANTI-cLEvELAND FEELING.
From The Troy Times
Governor Alleged addressed the gathering bu, In In
bis own business he accepted only gold contracts;
"A anti Cleveland feeling was one Oh '"s '""'"1
features OF the convention
A DEMOCRATIC DILEMMA.
From The Providence Journal.
As may be seen from the opening address. Oh
Chairman Hinrichsen. the supposltion Of the free
silver Democrats that II the party Is not captuie
vastly more Democratic votes than can safely be
lost On the other hand as they h fren sIyeres
III ! III
Do get control OF the party the sound money Demo
Gratis will have to turn elsewhere for pontcai Az
Gance. The outlook for the Democratic party Is
We'll. interesting.
GREAT DAY FOR ILLINOIS REPUBLICANS
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
From strictly political point OF view y iIIros
great day for the Republican parry 81 ~
The Democracy OF this State is In the conditioh ~ q
neleaguered city dying OF famine ana nsn.i,hs rS
The few bones and crusts still left In the cupoo"'u'
KENrUCKY's EXAMPLE TO ILLINOIS
From The Boston Journal.
Kentucky sets recreant Illinois none o,,nn nd
true Illinois Democracy is unsourd , sss two
States cannot hui exert an important influence upon
s trend Of National politics and help rae 90 between
hs two great political parties In America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NnTrS nE LILLE GTLGE.

f. " and Joseph Holland are to make a 'o"' Il,
s,,rs nov, so,son under the direction Of Richard
Narsoo,, r,ho, ,vIlI MAY at the Garrlck Theatre
before The opcning OF Mr.. Mansheld.s regviar sea-
son Their piece Is not yet selected
The trustees OF the Actors Fund on THURSDAY
chose an Executive Committee for the coming year.
consisting NJ Louis Aldrich T.. f. Knowles. An
tonic pastor j. ". shannon and Harrison Grey
F1ske.
A musical burlcsque OF Romeo and Juliet" will
be added TO the second act Of Thirdly" At the
Garrck Theatre next week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
PRIZE WINNERS AT THE CONDOR school.

The concert hall - Carnoe.c Mus.c Hal. az FRY
sovenih-sI AMI Sosouia-aVc. Wa crowded I" mo
doors las- nsai WITH alu.rnr fri'nit ~ ihe ili'-
OF ia. C.nlon school The slaIl.tns 'rcfci'e' ''
the clas-s ~ % AMI INC annual prize Determinations
furnished the entertainment Il the evening
In the graduating class were \ Cgli;"ni"n AYt~s.
william, Row. Conklln. Hcnry L"N.i"r ." rivera.
peicl 10 mes Harmed. IIarw 'ol Hoall'y, "a" Fal'
d,ciorian. Edmund Harwoli kofn. John NO."
han Alvin NJ rap?cnhelm.r. Allen IlgAr ih'l
brick Allen Merrill Rogers AMI Gerald Ehnn's''
sch, ,N.r- selected hy jury - three from the auii
.nr.. No .s f1l,Ns. Frsi oricr-H j. O. AK
a.. nrlz.. i " Becker. second 'ni order
l. D'Rrien first pr.z". X . NarNr'hlr. cini
'rnlrI orler.g LOOMS Dana, nrT PRIV. ) II l,Y-
nam second ~. General Improvement ~" ~
fsii. .ts AWARDED - william STANLEY l.. ani
,arn came = long st 10. prize winner VINO htl -
r.f.rl I'M sgc-la. studies. dance arl sl9v.r io.-
loved the exercises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
BLAINE nrrruMcAN cri.r MEETS

BLAINE rErvUIcAN CLrr MEETS.
Tho Blaine Republican cub Of the Nith As
semlIy District held ns annual meeting nj the
ciubrooms ~ 10 West Twenty-iourth-st. on
"Wednesday evening last. About one hundred m'u
hers were present The chair WAS occupied for ih"
nrst tim. b. ia" newly elected president Henry
ulrrer The report Of the treasurer showed IN"
u..arnr fact that the club VAS In "a healthy man
cal condition. ihe receipts being Sn' greater IMAM
expenditures during the last month The club ap-
poni.d n committee solicit subscriptions for the
purchase Of "a stand OF co.ors. 10 bee presented by
the club 10 one 81 the grammar schools In the DIS
trlct Thlriy-fWo candidates were elected u
membership and a number Of propositions re-
celycl After the routine business. the chair Was
taken by Frank -. ravey. who made an ad-
dress IL was followed by John sabine
smith present member Of N" county Com.
mite. from the district. Both tn's" men VIII
nav. io srvrr their active connection win tn"
cluh because OF III. new division, when Will max"
theu residents Of m. new N\llih Assembly pis-
trcf Short addresses were also made ~ James
Orton cx-Allcrman James g. McMurray NJ j.
Mc,'nnn pr Murphy. Job T.. Hedges ana J. X
Nckelvcy and the president the cnp mas Sc
cured n steamer for an excursion 10 BhyVlew cary
In July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
IIICE MITCHELL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Nashville Tenn June "A dispatch from Boil
var where the West Tennessee Hospital for the
Insane IL located, states that Alice Mitchell who
IS confined there. attempted suicide a few nights
since She had the freedom OF the building and
grounds note was found her table by one OF
the asylum physicians stating that her body would
b. found In the reservoir on the roof OF the build
Ing The physician Immediately repaired thther
and calling Alice, she came out from the tank
drinpng wet but unhurt. Alice Mitchell viii be
r.m,mhercd the Memphis belle who cut the
throat OF her girl sweetheart. Freda Warie. on the
streets of that city three years and sot OF on
a plea OF insanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
OFFER OF ENDOWMENT FOR MOUNT hoLr
YOKE.

Mount Hoyoke College has just received an Vi
fer Of endowment extremely gratifying u 10
alumnae and friends. Dr. ID. X. fearsohs' oi '"'
cago. has volunteered to give 5000 as a p,'pe'"''
endowment fund. condition that si''"' -
raised within the next eighteen months Inc |''"'"
nae Association Of Ncw-York ard Brooklyn ana
their vicinity has taken the matter w anu II ~
letting contributions. Friends oi ei"."1''n u, ~
desire further Information are reqi'.tel 10 ~
dress the president OF the association, MIS-. E""'h
Atwcll No. Loss Dcln-st.. brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
NAVAL CADETS RECEIVE DIPLOMAS.

NAVAL CADETS itl>Cf-lNf l4i S''-N''
CLOSING EXEnCIsEs At ANNAPoIIs-sECHrTAkY
HERBERT GIVES OFT THE COMMISSIONS
Annapolis Nd June THE clos sing exercises ~
graduation week at the Naval Academy. the pres
entation OF tn. diplomas. occurred this morning
At 1879 the cadets formed parade march'i 10 the
chapel and stacked arms. Prayer was "h"r'l n>
chaplaln 4 l.. Royce and an address MAS delivered
hv ! g. Henderson. Of 81. Louis After IN" cadets
hal resumed their arms and marched 20 IN" band
stand the priced diplomas were delivered by Se'i'-
tarv Of the Navy Herbert to the following ffaauit'7
Line divisions f. Smith, Pennsylvania, W. q
Groosbeck Ohio: f. H. Trumby. Georgia J. J.
baldwin New-Jcrsey; " l.. Davidson. South l)a-
ko,s. Harris Iannlng. Illinois, l.. NJ. Bannon. Mary
land: H. V Butter, jr. N,w-York; j. X. MONAGHAN
Washington: A. r Chester at large; w. r. 'usn-
man New-York; J. f.. Walker, North Carolina =
G. Veetal Indiana: j. c. Raby Michigan; W. -
Gerhardt at large; u. ". Todd. California; J. '.
Klemann New-York: x. ". Bennett New-J"Isey
" IL STANDBY, California: \. J. Waahans NV
York: F. n Watson. Kentucky: J. u. Sayers y, 20
Texas: Worth Hagley. North Carolina J. {. frcek
irrjdge Kentucky; c. II. Barnes. oklahoma, u y
@ Knopper Pennsylvania; NJ. J. McCorn.ck'
Engineer division-T. NJ Dick. South Carolina; g
X Mallory Tennessee: Newton Man'leii, ONO -
n Garrison New-Jersey: J. T. Morton; Miss2hri
r u Harms, Onto: + y. Freeman, Indiana; j. r.
Narshan IT, Texas; C. r. Walker Massachusett.
IDr Merit Iowa D. II. Dunn Connecticut r. r.
Eckhardt Wisconsin. -, ,...,..
secretary Herbert afterward started for Nashing-
ton on the dispatch boat Dolphin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
rvrpcrsEs AT RUGBY ACADEMY.

The closing exercises OF Rugby Academy ceh'rhi
park West. were held IN the large school gym
naslum Yesterday morning. Herbert small aga"
carried off the scholarship gold medal aS wen AZ
that for French. Class medals were AWARDED 10
walter j. Spiro. William White Gleason, Leroy -
peabody r Kingsley Tonlin and Harold ioinnh.
!rba n,.ial for frechand drawing went 10 NaSS8 IN
unIlomf and for German 10 Ferdinand I Eugl'I,
; iIi1,'nr, small read a paper "The Napoleon
t'razc and white Gleason an amusing Or" orr on INC
I.nminc Woman: or, Ne"-fork cry IN l'-'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
GENERAL HARRISON STARTS FOR HOME.

Philadelphia June 7-Gcnera Harrison remained
at Mr. Wanamaker's country residence for luncheon
today after which and his host drove to the city
together Mr. Wanamakor took his guest 10 the
I-plo, le,rue club where General Harrison chattei
for a short time with some OF the members. He
started for Indianapolis on the az" O'Clock express
over the Pennsylvania Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
CHESTS or MR. sENEDIcr on THE ONEIDA

Maior-General Miles with his stan and number
OF the officers from Governors Island, with NUM-
Der of ladies' were the guests OF f. {. Benedict on
his steam yacht Oneida yesterday. In the morning
they steamed up the Hudson and returned In the
evening The Governors Island band went on
hoard Boats were busy bringing guests who en-
barked from n South Brooklyn pier and large
party from Governors Island. The yacht anchored
In Huttermik Channe., WAS brilliant with e.ectrlc
liyht The upper deck was turned into a dancing
roor and there was gayety throughout the neat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08

handsome residence Some time ago. when tho
company tried to erect poles in front Of her house,
Mrs. Roebling fought them. and was for time
successful hole was placed In front OF her doovl
and ready to have the pole lowered into II,
but Mrs. Roeb.ing stood guard all night at the
hole and prevented the pole from being erected
from erecting the pole and won her fight. The case
was appealed and now the Supreme Court has de-
cided against her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
mrs ROEBLTyG LOSES HER FIGHT.

Trenton. ~ j.. June Mrs. Washington
Roeb.ing the wealthy resident OF West Safest.
this city and wife Of the engineer of the Brook
lvn Bridge has lost her fight against the Tren-
ton Passenger Railway Company A decision OF
the Supreme Court Is against her and allows the
company the right to erect poles In front Of her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
GJIuoREs B!yD At "BLACK LMERICA."

Gilmores Band with Victor Herbert ms con-
ductor having closed the travelling season. mas
ben engaged by Nate Salisbury As an additional
feature o, BLACK America at Ambrose Park,
South Brooklyn. The band will discourse popular
music afternoons and evenings. In conjunction
With the forces OF tho big exhibition. The band
will make its nrst Appearances tomorrow after
mon and evening, In the grand musical jubilee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
THE QUEEN on A SEDAN or FLOWERS.

Pretty exercises were held yesterday from u''i
6 at Miss Morse's school for Young Children New
,ocheIl, The fine building with its spacious
crounds. made a delightful place for the aha!f.
,rhcre we're naturally no phlosophic esnnSS' re
NJ ohiIdre, Rad some attractive games ! ne
chosen queen in sedan OF flowers vas enri a ~
80 s.,rdv Youths and was attended by mars OF
h"nor herald minstrel and a regular court. mere
,rnre also songs and dances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-08
SILVER NOMINATION. DECLINED

Dcs Moines Iowa, June 7.-Ex-Congrcssman Fred
T. White Of Kcokuk County. the man whon the
silver Democrats and Populists intended to nominate
for Governor has written letter reiusihb 10 uihc
the nomination on any terms