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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

New YORK.. Aug II. The y raul from
~ouiliamIl"u rI''>-"i Nnuil llw"k tar at
.i.l1 this morning. III" 81 iHuI l"ft
Nnuthamptun SATURDAY al s., f. ~ and
mad" the trlp IA Il daN- aui II muuut,'-
hratlug the llrH frrnti Iualr A-t week
b! hrI sister ship ST l.Oul-. "f e. daS-. %
hours and - minutes
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
IhmItlL liLIInr.I

u-lrui l"lglum iug II. \ -"ri"u-
hruk" out AT nuuu IN thu
church II II Peter Ani 81 Paul and
,pfrni rapidly 4" the ail"lnlng buildings
CONTRARY t1 expectations the Ire wa
before much damage Wis duur.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
INruKItNl ANKI>I.
shrrin Cameron. "i i"'"nin" '"nntN
MAKE = t,u'd Capture.

shrTir Cameron. "I tn'"utn" 'unntN
Makrt I""d capture.
Sgr, .. too .t,S'u
Flagstaff, \. T., Aug, rs. Another i'm
portant arrest wa- ma,i, here Yesterday
l, sheriff Cameron. who ;"uk into Gus
hi, dn- u. ilrlfrlrh alias j. II. Rikr"inr,
VII" wHs tax as-,'--nT AMI collector ut III
morr rolIniy, Idaho, and accused "t "a
shortage ~ SEVERAL thousand dollars III
hi" accounts.
Hrlirich IL knuwn along the line "i the
Atlantic n Pacific road. having run n n
Wells Fargo messenger rrN"fAl YEAR Ag".
Al that time h. VS. luok''l uinn ~ u
Thoroughly Trustworthy man
Sheriff UINrr left Mountain home,
llah". last night, aud will aTri'" IN Flag
san N II dA, " two to take charge "i the
pF~"nrr.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
ItnW The, SSatteT

WIN. Flowers at one time passenger
'Hg'll"rT, here. before the 4, X. | strike,
"h present connected with u surveying
p~''! IA pli Mexico, AMI doing we'll,
NO l.rahy, for thirteen yraT- pas.
sus'f engineer between Las Vegas and
AAsu' previous Ia the 4. K I. trouble. IL
~" running Ala engine ON the Northern
Pacific.
"ui Reynolds, = former fireman. Is now
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Tucson, Arizona, lug, IT, despatch
from hrnson trIurt- the bandits who
rniird the International bank AT Nugal"~,
amhu-hrd sheriff l."athrtW"TI and p',-r
near the New MrXlru line, Frank Rob
-nn ntri States line rldrr one II the
IHp,~r was kIlrd The bandits haNlng
gainrL arrrEsslun- nuw uutnunhrt the
officers. who are returning, bringing the
huiy NJ Robson.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
iyaaIl, aI llatn,,.

sunday morning August 9TH, AT I
oc'oek. Nrale Il. Man-nr. aged ~ year
ahd ial- brrathed his last. His hhy
accompanied BY hi- uncle, e, y BLACK.
we'll And Rev, Notlitt. wa- taken to Tar
'oltnn, Missouri. for intermrnt
Neals Man4uT camr here from Iarrul
%' Mo, two years AMI half ago Ia ar'
o-pA p~ltion In the First National
eask under his uncle, &, Y. blackwell,
he sss 4 bright. Young man, exception
Any attentive Ia business, c"urt,su' to
A' Ahd u general iayorlte, lli- untlmrly
'o' brings ke"nest regret Ia n large cir
eT ;" friends. The cause of his death
va inflammation Oi the hOwels, Ration
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

l"ul-Nlllr. kN, \ug IT. lhr /. \ "
farr- thl- hltrflI,"n Resulted ~ follow
Professional llfi ~ mIlr. national
championship Tom ,"opnf w"u. uWru
klmhdll, -rc"ud h. Z. lhld. thri llm,
~ -.
quarter at mIl" national rlampt"u
,hlp tuf professionals ant auhl"ur-
lum tu",rr Won. Lou ,allahai. -,'ruui
l. u. krunriN third lime -
Amateur iva mile open I..M ira
hiy wen, " II S,AtoiI, second Mar
lhuIiir, third lInr-jrj
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

apt. r.. COPELAND. uf the santa f", says
Tier" are worse places IN the west than
lhr Indie desert Ia cross liu the North
rfh Iarirc road between Spragur and
isLima. six hours ride, i desert before
Which the lndin desert ~ California re-
lf"~ IN hlushing modr1ty The Northern
ashes, the dreaTirHt KIND ~ drrary
sA'i", wherein live only -nakrs horned
hAl- tarantulas, and every vile thing IN
lir reptile aud insect line. Then In sum
Mel time, the mercury gOr- up I" 10 de-
Nrr~, and passengers are we'll nigh
bakri
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

t"II"" Wh" '"i tat" rutnr . ~t"r,. =.
iuIr- ihIriN

4 t"llnn " H." ''"t tat" ruIn,N .. STUN -,
'ur"- Iih'rtN
This morning, about . u'cIuck i"ur
shots IA rdpli surrrs-lull rang ont uIl
the clear Ailnu sphere at ,hr W'uh-aI,
grocery establishment uf l.. Il luturN
and the -luL- We're tirri hy ,hpt. & y
TYLER, IA" merchants prllcrIIIal.
Last Npril. , apt. tlri. vito hat guarded
we'll the -lufr- II the rlti, WA taken Ill.,
and iid hot tr-ulur Wufk rmtIl ihr hrtl
of MAY.
luTiug the interim the store uf Mf
iutnr> wa~ rntrfri ami g'atd- amount
rug ~ value H. SEVERAL dollars w"I" stolen
Il different tlinr-.
Eur thr past few nights. -I-p"rtlng the
midnight intruder, capt, " let hh- stAl'
~ the store, AMI this morning. whilr
I"akr. he heard thu latch ~ IL" sliding
iuH on the west -li" luIu"i, aud ~
walked ia" long lnkrd for th"l. Ih
captain luuip-'d from his rmIrh aui
grapplrd vii, the INTRUDER, whu pulled
the captain outside onto tho side porch
The captain hal hi- qua lv'"ll"i "u H.,
lnlruI"r, who l.'ggrd IN the -wrrir-t aud
ino.th,~t spanish languag" h. mot
-hut him. aui thu captain dli not
-huDt, but the fellow ton advantage al
the captain kIninrs- aud age an.I
JumIs'd I" the ground. -nrakIng h"twr"u
the legs Of t~" h"rsr- that -t~si hitch.al
to- fI"lghi"f'~ wagon,
The captain then shot hut fHllei e.
hit, lr shot again aud the fellow ifopIr.d
81 -a,- the captain, hut NJ hr got NJ Ani
started 10 run h. .'nt two more hullrt-
.it"T hlm. he intruder got taay, bat
h,, pubtaIu h,tlIuN,.. that la. uiII .,.,u.,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

JuIg" II. l.. lrrkrlt, lutmrrly ~ the
! ~llN"l llN hu n"W prominent Httur.
! ii'N ul salt lAk,' ItN. tnh. came Iu from
IL" north last mghl, registered at stu
- tuf"p"hu Hui thI- morning made "A
euclhl call at IIu ,llI/tN ulhrr Judge
! lIrk"il wh- At santa rr ~ au lmlsrtaut
court rh-", ANT /, nov un u visit tu hi-
! lpul"tnl- iil"ud~ IA central and a,uih
"Iu \rW NNlru
Ii- m"rulus. it % u.ri,ck. Leonard n. .
| iir"Au the twr NrhI uII -un II Nit. ami
| VT. n. |. l.rrWu. lu.l uu wr-t Lead ave
| rue. if"iu consumption Tia. parents
brought ia" rhtli 't,n Nan rr,iru Tor
ln'"ilrll nirhlInu. hu ihr ca-., wa- too
r''"t" Ind ~" htl"uilug pln -Irian gave
, ~ all h"I"- Al "urr. llr' hrlN WA bur
i"l lIl ~hIia hirlHrA rrIurt,tN ut I this
hitrtru"u
Mis- Nnur" u-tN. sister II Architect
;. u. ifl,N. VII" lett tir rIN the other
evening. NIL inst visit relatives aud
! lr"uA~ AT Lawrence. kan-a-. aud from
| th"f" rultiuu" uu iu lirNrland, ohio,
where ~lr VIII visit h,r brother. Rev. Al
/ h"tt u r~tN, i"rrurfh pastor ol the Con
gt"chiI"uhl church un ~" Highlands
\ rumpI has hr,lI 4 itiug al,out the
/ uli town IuI . ddN ut tMu that "a ninn hal
i"rl KILLED '"Inr~lrfr north ~ town. hul
lh"t"ugh lnN"~tightl"lI lm- failed tobring
anN evidence iu light, ami II /. concluded
! That IN" r"p"it must hr u rhnafd sci 90
lug lN ~"un mI-rhl'Nuu- hnN~,
Ihr filrui- ui Mis- earn" Collier VIII
l." 1fhllh.d 1" l"aIu that the injuries su-.
! lhlli"l recently ~ q fail from a hirNrlr
~" Nl"lilug I" raf" AMI Treatment And
! that h"t plN-lrnn = h"Ir(gl ut early
f"~l"fail"n I" driI,ih.
tllh- \rulI". IL" N,'ll khuWu Niulinl-t,
whn accompanied IT." orchestra To- l.u-
l.uhh~ amt I,laN"a al thr kSan Romero
welding. has returned. ami wa- noticed
| lhi-N al TIA" a--',-ur ollie" At the court
h"u-" tll- morning.
Mc"rdnr tu - private dispatch ~.
r"n"I lat mght hN Postmaster urun-.
'"li ir"m r.. j. f. lIutn. postmaster II
l'u~r"tl, NlIuna the pu-tulhrr IT Pres
c"il wa- rplh"d the ul.ht l"iorr "i sjnD
| ~ cash
w" ihlldiu"u gambling Au the -.
rlIu" got lnt" n regular u la sullivan
Ngltl AMI II !. .all HAT one got n smash
"r TIA" u"-', bringing hh,Hl. INlly san.
gIin"tl" iui"il"t'' and ~t"pI"d the tight,
part, ul piiut"r- T., ". ballard, u.
! \lhrlshi, l'hul Nu-lrr and ,,"urgr Hop
ihng viii lrAN" l." Inuftuw httrfnonu fuT
Ia" lrIIlr- hWt -IIiug- and the ~ulphurs.
They expect lu lee absent several weeks,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Deputy sheriff Iha- huhhell ani tees,
{. Il, tullry, whn left few ia,- Aguou u
hunt iuT four hor-sA that hal been stolen
from lullry's ranch near Wagon Mound
last February, returned tO the city ye-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
NnuI,I IIu,t N,kIuI.,

Lincoln. Aug IT, Whatever gold stand
afi irnwfat- uIai iu at indianapolis, Il
/, lulr evident that Nebraska Will noI
nut ~ any gold standard drnrtatl,
rlrrtnf-. Tuhla- Castor, \, = Harvest
\ j SAWYER and john Anr- ~ Lincoln
II. /. lok ut beatrice, Hhd other gul,
standard democrats, contend that -ucl
nrllun would help bryan more than Me
klnlN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
Ayers aa1 aaa SarsapariIIa
atctlvlNc MODAL AT WORLDS TalR.
AYERS Pills Save Doctors sIiIs.


II \ uil"i"u, hIrlin' g the sonora
ithurh ui ~" santa f. taIiNh,. With
h"Ii Iuhri"r- At 'umNini- M,NIru. calur
iu ii"m i',r south last ugltt nui register.
"i At ~uts'- tUruprau llr stated
that 80 wt- al \pgaI,-. MrNru when
thr luimu-. the lulluHrt- ur ~I,trf 1rrr.
-. cam" ~ hri t"k r'-~r,,IuH NJ the
M"Nlrhu ru-t"u- huu~,. ~ Wa frIuTtrd
u Iiu. 'IIIN N u' Nr.trrlaN
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
The uu-sas Sp--' "a.

Iou!on. Aug. 1.-THE queens speech
AT the pTOrogulng Of parliament hrst
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

hosting uu the Denver y south rark IN
Colorado
thaS ; lmuul- who also went out un
tie \ X strike. Is nov ~ gvsi run
on the Mexican International railroad III
Mexico. kumnt has It that hr was, -oiur
time Agu, married H. N" widow II Engi
nrrf Nnd, Lester Ration Range
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Vt the congregational meeting ~ the
First Presbyterian church of Ration uu
Tuesday evening. Rev, l.C. MoHett Wa
unanimously ch,rsrn pastor Ut that
church
Re, M"ilrit ha- been here irr several
months aud lu- ministry ard character
a. n gentleman ami rItlNn la, strength
en"d the chutrh AMI rnlrhf"d hm t. the
people ot KAtou
Rev MrnHul. m,nlrfaluf II NlhuVurf
qur, presiding at the meeting
cot + Il Matthew Wt- -rlrrl,i iu
prr-rut the call I" the l'tr-lNtrN At VI
huquctuur. kAtou lihngr
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

J. Il Irmll" ani -,n-. arrumranlM l.,
Paul lrl-aTfl Whn lrlt Yesterday h. ,p,nl
"ilmr' al amp NMlrIuh Viii t,iufu
tu thr rliN lat" ill- Afl"fIE,u
Max lsrrk"r, frITr-rlItlIs the i,rImauli
l,iir Insurance r"mpauN, VIII lra,r Mon
ia, i"i the -"uth lir AL" represent,
the bfyn MawT Mills, manufacturers II
~,sIlrn gUai- i'hilsirlphla, Ia
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

IN" trAl of the -an CIrmru,r grant
~h- cunclui'Si IA the ult~i state, court
ut private land clhlu- Yesterday i"f"nu"r
ani the ease taken under ai,I~.iurnt
llr trial 4 th" l"ir railIla grant
case, IuNul'ing tlllr {" r"ttaln lnilau
lands, Ma IA pf"grr-- YESTERDAY after
nvn, \--l,taut nltrd states N,l"rurs
i'uIm frIfr-r:It- the g,nrfhIII"nt
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Iu 'lll/l> hn, urr'l,,I r"n al th'
IhmI'hli entitled ~" 'Itld anon "l
,l" i"l"riln l,Nrr Nu/nut h =. \
lllgglu- II :. l-rri rs llr' r,. -"np"t
department. "' to- Nrh-"u. l"r'ka -
santa ~ rai,wnl and "a magnificent
piece ul workmanship
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05
TO AID THE CUBAN HOSPITAL FUND.

Bath Beach and Bensonhurst Society will be well
represented this evening at the entertainment
which is to be given the roof garden OF the Hotel
Argyle at Bath Beach. in aid of the Cuban Hospital
Fund The affair is under the management of Mrs
Alice Campbell Chism. and there is not the least
doubt If the weather is fine that II Will be n most
successful one. DR.. Lincoln De Zayas will deliver
an address, and the artists who will appear are
Sehorita Yberri in her Spanish dance; Archie
Gum. Robert j. Webb. Merri Osborne. John F.
Long, George Martin Huss. s. J. Davis. Matilda
Davis. Pearl Andrews. Viola Pratt and Augusta
Schiller. Those who will take part in the "Shakc-
sperian Burlesque' Mrs. Alice Fairbrother
Webber. Pauline Willard, Helena Chalmers and
Ella Guthridgc. At the flower stand Aunt" Louisa
Eldridge will be assisted by Miss Bijou Fernandez
Miss Gertrude Perry. Miss Stella kenney. Miss
Adrlenne Pinoler and DIR. Mettler Nahm. The
will be followed by dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05
RASHNESS ENDED IN DEATH.
A YOUNG MAN DROWNED WHILE DIV
ING UNDER A HORSE.
HE HAD BEEN WARNED OF HIS DANGER ~
HAD ONLY LAUGHED AT 1.-THE ANIMAL

HE HAD BEEN WARNED OF HIS DANGER DOi
HAD ONLY LAUGHED AT 1.-THE ANIMAL
1T Is THOUGHT. KICKED HIM.
.notber case In which man came to his
death through a foolhardy act occurred at =
o'clock yesterday afternoon at Bath Beach.
Faul Barthe, a stableman. twenty-one years
old. employed by Frederick zimmerman. OF the
Empire Boarding Stables at Cropsey-aVe ana
Raw Twelfth-st. was ordered to take a pay morse
out IN hattie off Bay Fifteenth-st He was &C
compared by Otto Peager. another staoieman'
Who had a brown mare to look after When
they reached the shore both men, who were at
tired in duck trousers and tennis shirts, rode
their horses out to where the water was ABOUT
four feet deep. when they both dismounted and
beean swimming about Peager is not an expert
swimmer. and when Barthe told him that he was
going 10 take his horse out further he refused to
accompany him. at the same time warning him
of the danger he was placing himself in
Barthe said that he was not coward and that
there was no one at Bath Beach that could beat
him swimming. He at one time in the Ger
man cavalry, he said. and he would not be dared
by any one AS for Pagers warning. he only
laughed at it, and whipping the horse he urged
him forward.
The horse appeared frightened. as he plunged
further into the heavy sea. and several times
he tried to 60 back to the shore. When the
horse had been driven out to a depth which
Just about covered his back and leaving his
head exposed Barthe jumped into the water
once more and began swimming around the
horse. Twice he swan under the horses body,
but when he attempted II third time, the horse
was seen by those shore who were watching
the movements of Barthe to act as II frightened
and to plunge forward. AS Barthe arose TO the
surface he threw up his hands, and faint cry
for help was heard.
Peager did not dare to swim out TO where the
man was, but, nevertheless. he repeatedly cried
for help to those the shore. Before a row
boat which pushed out from the shore by
Mounted Policeman Griffin. could reach him.
Barthe was seen to sink. minute or two later
he appeared at the surface. nut it was only a
second before he sank again. in the presence or
at least $50 people who had gathered on the
beach.
The boat reached the spot where Barthe had
gone down few moments later and a search
was made for the body. 1t was finally round
by John Fox a sXteen-year-old boy, and Albert
Backman. who took IL ashore with boathook
DR. De Mund. who had been summoned, said
that his services were not needed. as the man
was already dead. 1t is thought that the young
man who kicked by the animal when ne was
diving under ii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

Washington, Aug. Army orders were issued
to-day follows:
First Lieutenant II. f. Wilkins is transferred
from the sth to the "a Infantry. Company + re-
lieving First Lieutenant II. X. Lee who * ordaral
TO Company ID, 9th Infantry. First Lieutenant C.
y. Carts. at his own request is relieved from
duty at the Howe Military School, Lima Ind
First Lieutenant w II. Hart. 1th Cavalry receives
three weeks leave OF absence.
The following Naval orders were issued to-day.
Passed Assistant Surgeon e. II. Barber has beSn
detached from the New FORK and ordered home on
two months leave Ensign S. r. Hurlbut has been
detached from the Marion ard ordered TO the BEN
nington. Lieut. ,nant j. Is. Blish ieer detached
from the Bennington and ordered to the Phil,-
de!phia Passed Assistant Surgeon " c. g. Means
has been detached from the Maine and ordered TO
the New York. Hoatswain J. b. r. Langton has
been detached from the Brooklyn Navy Yard and
ordered 10 steel inspection at HARRISBURG Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05
PEAL ESTATE.

1-nless all the realty brokers are false prophets,
the remainder of this month will be even duiier
than was July although one big deal is now nearly
contaminated
Plans for the following new buildings were hieo
yesterday:
Kingsiand-ave cas-, side 1850 feet north Of Drsss.
threestory frame double apa-meni house .oHsn'
gravel roof for six familHs cost s4Voe l. schapper'
ss 90 Of Pas, 5'ts.' fame Sne
~. cos, 5000: E. Hasan. and builder
The following sales were reported:
No AS 7h-ave, assessed 5000; !. Cole to &c ZOO
No ioo sHMpterst a5xlco 2ii.sory frame house
assessed $1,000: w p Rae 10 George Hauling l'ooo
The following sales were reported by Sheriff But
Ting:
Ch.rch-st. e corner Eas, 7th-st 5s.6ai2Gxs7.1x
No j. ds Futon st. 3oS27x2ox-o.4 to John T vii ava
Nos 2ls and 90 Arli9s,on,ys 4o.loS ,sssoTy
NJ Is Liycnis.av 25x75 two,sory frame house. -,
Tarser. 10 Ezaberh 4 Rogers 1000
Below are the important recorded transfers.
ie,s 81 s - s0s OF an ~ 90 IS $50
Hls9ss N. ss' Sut Ed xesoas M1.
sane f rfopes,y' Frederick ca'naine %,
TsT W.: i..s6S r os 81 fasssa ss.so
part 1900
A4s@sa Stssa: 6s% h?S ' a
70 Board Of Education. Brooklyn .....:...... $500
N1ss'T',SS5 and John Of N 'ss''
va a9,sSey .s'l %Grf s sa'" Of $50"
25xioO. foreclosure William But,Iins Henry -.
shsgsls ~ ls7s 9; i4ler'y ,s q Ok
sss house !. sSs e o Of sgRso4' z%s s 50
icc noas: and St wsm bs3ss to- wax Ak
s5,S~s s'' =. leo r. +, Of q ave. s,ai25 william
Burroughs and Edwin c Low to f Howard ~.
1c,n-ave corner 72d-s lonlco Henry f Hau-
saard to Louis Muller mortgage $500 .:.. }ooo
Mar s;a ni !, oS Of 4 4assy a% $50 1850
ssS Ps S ss Of ss M sd saa f2s e. his
wife mortgage s., s. 50" =, e,x,o 5000
Ss,:.:o ~ =, 70 Wis% goo
r. 10 xr. ct hai19n p' fsomss
Johnson and Abrahsnneils his wife. tenants by
sss i Viz i s:.s.s f5%: vs s:H'Ss
~ to John wegand =, ;..;..::....;.. 1000
Seaman re john S5 s.%ss' s'.
S,h M ssSs. So 80 ,5 50 OK
% ka,h q NSs'1 ''a.. 1','' 'on" '''
cosuTe wliusm BusIns g Joseph FaIsT, 5000
to Heiens Schultz Sew-yOTs mortsaes $500 $500
ss oa e. s Wss5ba1ns G to wam fns
peS:Sois.: rs, 10 I, q c5aham;sys, 25.loo '''
foreclosure. mortgage 5000. ................ 5000
Nsltcn-st. l75 II Of Harrison 25ai0O;
Isaac Simon Ida wife Charles Gertner and
sarah. wife Louis Leschkowiz, mortgage $500 1900
Bcpkns-st. s. Psi II { OF Delmonico Place. 25x
100. joseph Aaurer TO Valentine Maurer mort
gage $1,000 GOO
Marcy-ave. s. 20 II s Of Monroe st. 2OxlOO h G.
!; Chr. William. Charles II Douglas 1850 $500
Cbngress =, 258 Il Of Coumb!a-s,, runs
38S 10 10 bukhead line . exterior
line 70 n Warren-st II extended Q 20
bulkhead line 5lS $40 " 1902
1875: Conerexsst. 425 Il ,'olumbis
ISL 10 bukhead line x exterior line
20 bulkhead line again IL. 10 X
% 10 Baltic 81. CoumS'a-s,, runs
2o 70 Warren-s' along 1891
81 X 100 90 10 TO Warren-st. xnw
$40 70 pier line 200. s 1921 o bulk
head n 256 Ia Ra,tic-si. 72411 70
beg: Warren-st. 2l4I Columba-st I25x
@1l. with water rights. etc partition: Augustus
Brown 20 the Brooklyn Wharf ana Warehouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-05
by Theodore 3.
THE CATS TURNED BURGLARS.
GAME CHICKE EMS But COLYER. WHO SHOT
AT THEM. LANDED IL COURT.

GAME CHICKENS. But CoLYER WHO SHOT
AT THEM. LANDED IN COURT.
An amusing affair before Justice Rhodes In
the Fort Hamilton Police Court yesterday. 1t was
q case In which chickens and cats figured prin-
cipay and II through these causes that Asa
Colyer was arragned charge made by his
neiehbor Ernest Schrader. OF Sixty-fourth ST. and
Ninth-ave. OF breaking the peace
CoIyer was until few days ago the owner Of
game chickens, but, according to his own story,
he lost them through five big tom cats owned by
Schrader The cats. he declares. one moonlight
night climbed over Colyer's fence, and finding the
chicken-coop unlocked, made straight for 1t and
began killing the fowls.
The noise made by the fowls and the cats awoke
Colyer from hts slumbers. and, going into the yard
10 learn the cause he found Schraders cats making
a meal OF the chickens. This so enraged him thai
he ran back 10 the house and procuring an old
shotgun started in 10 put an end 70 the cats. Two
of the animals filed with buckshot. the other
three managing to escape over the back yard
fence but not until volley Of lead was fired after
them. Two Of these were disabled the Oldest ana
biggest Of them all escaping uninjured.
and believing that one was being murdered
she went into Mysteries and 1t was some time before
she recovered. Schrader then caused Colyers
arrest Justice Rhodes. after listening to botn
sides of the for nearly an hour. suspended
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GOOD NAMES TO RETAIN.

BROOKLYN AND WILLIAMSBURG TO BE BOROUGHS
ACCORDING TO MR.. DE WITS SCHEME.
One Of the strong reasons why patriotic residents
of Brooklyn have been opposed to consolidation is
that they did no; wish to be swallowed up In New
York and have the name Of their own city. long dear
10 them blotted out Incorporation Counsel Dc
Witt who Is mainly responsible for the provisional
draft OF the charter. which, so far 1t has been
completed has been made public, is. of course fanl-
lar with this feeling and has taken shrewd
10 conciate 1t by no, only retaining Brooklyn the
name Of subdivision of the big city, but also by
resto bring Williamsburg to official standing. At least
this IS the opinion Of not few people in Brooklyn
who are following with keenest interest the develop
rnent of the new charter.
1t is more than forty years since the city of VIII
iamsburg was consolidated with Brooklyn. but still
the name is used by many people designate the
part Of the city which for many years has been
known as the Eastern District. although. a mat
ter Of fact Il Hes. geographically TO the north Of
Brooklyn proper. The continued use Of this name
as neighborhood designation shows that there IL
still need OF 1t. and If the borough system is adopted
there will be general satisfaction in the restoration
OF the name Williamsburg and the attaching Of II
TO Of the boroughs. Some objection is made 10
the name on the ground that II is compounded OF
Engs 70 ana h We'll aken The "n te pom not
burg .ong had an independent existence as village
10 the region which viii be included in The proposed
borough. That will include 10 be sure. a good deal OF
territory that was never in the original Williams
burg as. for example, the Twenty-sixth and Thirty
second wards. the last being the late town OF Flat
lands the addition 10 the city
There be no question whatever as to the pro-
priey Of giving the name Brooklyn OF the Dor
oughs, II the scheme prepared by Mr. De Wits
mttee Is carried through Ii Is d name that should
by all means he retained II possible. and II Will
ay be or the ss eo iy 10 on
east side of the East River.
As far as minor neghborhood names are concerned.
h.y will ven
without the slightest official standing. II s that
New Lots. the name OF the town that became the
Twenty-sixth Ward ten years ago. has been dropped
from the local vocabulary almost entirely but that
is not the with East New-York, which was used
Utmost interchangeaby with It, and Is still frequently
heard There is every reason 10 believe that names
Ike Fiatbush, Fatands and Gravesend Will long be
used as designations for the wards. which few
years ago were separate county towns. just as
Greenpoint IL still used by many people to Indicate
ScYcnteenfh Ward.