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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HOPE FOR THE PASSAIC.
THE COMMISSION BEGINS ITS WORK IN
EARNEST
THE FILTHY AND MENACING CONDITION OF THE
RIVER SET FORTH BY BEILEvIILE AND
FRANKLIN TOwNsHIPs-TRUNK PIPE

LINE SYSTEM CONDEMNED.


LINE SYSTEM CONDEMNED.
Bellevire. June 4 (SpecaD.-The Psssaic River
Commission met last night in conference with the
Beeville and Franklin Township Committees ana
Boards OF Health. A number Of prominent citizens
and owners OF real estate were present. and gave
testimony as to the condition Of the polluted
stream and its effect upon the public health ard
real estate values. Twenty years ago the Passaic
River was a clear stream, we'll stocked with fish,
and the fishing industry a considerable one dur
Ing the shad season 1t was shown that now. owing
to the masses OF sewage deposited by Paterson
Passaic East Orange Bloomfield. Montciar and
Newark. the stream is dirty and fou smelling
Along It's shores stand numbers OF mansions de-
serted by the owners and falling Into decay IL IL
being abandoned as a means OF pleasure. ana Inc
boat cub houses are being diverted to other uses
Residents upon the banks are obliged TO keep their
windows closed even on the hottest nights In sum-
mer The Eastwood Wire Works. at Believ.lle nave
been obliged to cease using Ito water, as the ACIDS
generated by the filth honeycombed the boilers
within a short time. Property values have become
deprecated. and It Is impossible to rent desirable
house. The mass OF sewage. instead OF being car
rcd sea. is banked up by the tides and noated
back and forth until II Is at length deposited on the
fiat lands along the shores. The stencil has been
noticed on the high lands mile away and the least
cornnoton of the water releases gases which are
noticeable twenty feet above the surface Local
physicians say that it is continual source OF III
ness. and that. while epidemic has resulted II Is
a constant menace to the pubic health.
a constant menace to the public welfare
Al last nights meeting the trunk pipeline project
was condemned because II would carry the sewage
10 El.zsbethpoTt and Bayonne which cites would
then suffer their turn. The physicians ead health
officials present advocated the disposal OF each
towns refuse within its own limits and the passage
by the Legislature of act TO prohibit the pol u
ton OF any fresh-water stream n the State. The
force OF the wafer has been reduced about one
tenth by the water plant of the East Jersey Water
Company, which supplies Newark and Jersey Ciy,
but even with the original flow the river could not
carry OF the matter that Is day deposited In II.
The Commission expressed the opinion that the fact
tina; al the and cities along the river have
a common interest will insure prompt relief as soon
as the necessary legislation can be effected.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
IyTERSCHOLAS7IC FIELD SPORTS.

The first annual track and field championships OF
the New-Jersey Interschoastic Association. which
comprtses the Plainneld High School. Newark Acad-
emy. Montclair High School, Pngry School. Of
Elizabeth and the Stevens Preparatory School, Of
Hoboken. will be held on the New-Jer~y Athletic
Club grounds. Bergen Point, next Saturday. be-
ginning at p. m. Great interest is being taken In
ills meeting by tho schools and athletes OF New
Jersey and II is expected that some exceptionally
fine performances will be made The schools have
all entered their best athletes. trophy VIII be
given TO the school scoring the most points. The
Grounds are now being put In the finest condition.
and the boys have been practising there steadily
n fou weeks
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
A DESPOyDENT WOMAN's SUICIDE.
SHE TRIED TO sTRANGLE HER HUSBAND
AND THEN HANGED HERSELF

Paterson. June (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Louise NJ Cross
after making an unsuccessful, attempt TO strange
herself and her husband In the night succeeded to-
day in taking her life by hanging. She was
found dangling by rope attached TO door frame
in the kitchen Of the house at No. lol Broadway'
where she boarded with her husband and child.
Since the birth OF her child, six months ago. Mrs.
Cross has been tho victim OF many de.usions. Her
husband was a baggageman on the Erie road Sne
worried cancer by which he was AFFLICTED. ana
she constantly feared that they would not be abe TO
meet their expenses. An operation was 10 be per-
formed upon Cross the hospital Tomorrow and ne
had purposely deayed It until he could pace ful
months salary in her hands, she believed that hs
would not recover
Early this morning Cross awoke to find his wife
trying to choke him. He threw her on ana caheo
for help Mrs H.sor their landady. ran in. ana
Mrs Cross was oyerpowered She grew Gamer, ana
went into the kitchen to nurse the taby.
There she procured piece OF clothesIne, ana
tying end to two nails at the top OF the ktcnen 70
door stood upon small footstool placed her head 70
the moose and kicked the footstool away. Am1st most
within reach was the prattling babe, the only VIII.
ness OF the act Mrs Hsor discovered the body. ana
County Physician johnson has granted burial
rertA Acate
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
4 POLICE CAPTAIN ADnONlSHED.

THE RECORDER REBrKEs THE OFFICER ron
prTAfNrHO 4 RESIDENT WITNESS
Yesterday by Recorder McDonough yesterday for
locking UP a man witn@s- John Dalton OF No
ll5 Marshall-s' made "A charge OF larceny against
James Kerrigan. OF No. J5s First-st Dalton says
that Kerrigan broke open his mothers trunk and
took quantity OF clothing. After kerrigan had
been locked up Dalton went 10 Captain Hayes and
asked 20 havo him released. He became abusive
when the Captain refused and was locked up
witness Recorder McDOnOugh told the Captain he
had no night TO lock man up that lived In the
county as "A witness The police say Dalton should
have been placed under arrest for disorderly con
dlin
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
nrvocR4TJC RESOLUTION RESCINDED.
THE ESSEX COUNTY COMMITTEE pEciphS i""'

u,,,. ,,es,,x co,.x1,y COMMITTEE DECIDES THAT
IT "ptDN'T AMOUNT TO ANfTHlNd
The members OF the Essex County Democratic
Committee show their dissatisfaction WIN '"e u
fc.al appointments made by Mayor '"'" "
,.a,, a-d connlain that the Committee was not
.o,s,,,.1 hv the Mayor Some time ago the COM
mlttee adopted a resolution to the effect mat IL "as
the wish Of the Committee that the men VINO 40 the
work OF the party should have some say IN 'he "p-
no,ntments At a meeting Of the committee Oh
Wednesday night William Il. Haines. or the ThF1
vs., ,rd,v,an,,v moved that this resolution be
sr,nlsd ae /, didn't amount TO anything Tho
resolution rescnded. -. 49, ..s,
mon, 70 ihe bylaws will be offered providing ina,
,he enromeni OF voters be done away win ana tnat
ss ~ nrimary ELECTIONS the voting shall he done from
The regular election registration books OF the Demo-
cratic Distric, Officers
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HOPOKEN.

A., yana Paulsen. forty years old Swede, liv.
ing at No 25o sixth-st.. Hoboken. walked into II
r .Ness.s laundry at No 2o5 Westinghouse. thai
city. yesterday. and attacked Ellen Tuiiy OF NO.
az (;rand-st who works there, because she thoughe
that her husband had been flirting with the girl.
Ness separated them and put out Mrs Paulseh In
passing out she thrust her fist through pane Oh
glass Just for Spite" and cut her arm Mrs faui'
.en was arrested for assault and battery. and ma
lcious mischief
A memorial service will be held in the Railroaa
vorrs Mems Christian Association rooms. in the
rackawanna depot Hoboken at o'clock tn garter.
noon IN memory OF William S. Sloan second vce-
president of the Delaware. Lackawanna ana West-
ern Railroad Company. The Rev hcderick ,eIiys
pastor OF the South Dutch Reformed lauren, Mao ~
son-aye New-York, will deliver the nemoF11i
addross and Assistant Superintendent Frank =.
Ciriffiths OF the Lackawanna Raiiroad ana ~ M
Oiyphant secretary OF the Delaware ana huoso"'
will sing solos.
Recorder McDonough. OF Hoboken; yesteraay
committed Fritz Hende and Carl Scnmldt,, WY
were arrested for planning to ron the s term oS
Banking Company. 10 the co""'' jan ~
ninety days each.
Farragut Christian. coachman in the employ ., n
Mrs Herman Miller sa Sv Justice ec Of the Peace
stuke yesterday on charge q astemR,nsk Rrnsk few
dn,s % aro and because young Miller :ried to reason
with him Christian made iunse d. lin "''''
knife. .
the number OF regularly licensed saloons III tnas
Town from l05 10 liz Councilman Nolan voted
sgaps.a "a receVet the thanks Of the Liquor Dealers
Association Of West Hoboken for his action
Mrs Christian SpengIsr years 0.d in v y.
sreaway at No 25l Hudson-ave.. West Hoboken.
yesterday msrnng In to yhcS VAS sae erns Saq ise from
cuts on the head and face. ana lcg was S osoSen'
She was taken 10 ct, Mary's Hospital in Hoooken,
where it WAS said that her chances Tor recovery
uare slight.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DIR. MiTHER SECURES BAIL.

ONE OF THE MEN INDICTED FOR THE VAN RTpER
CONSPIRACY FINDS SECURITY
Paterson. juno 1 (SpeciaO.-Dr. Enoch q. Math-r.
the cancer specialist. brought into the Quarter
Sessions courtroom this morning and released on
g. 90 bonds, the amount .ixed by Recorder senior.
70 await action OF the Grand jury II Is known that
eight indictments have been found agsins, DIR.
Ma,her and Francis J. Thompson and three
agalns. Fletcher Emley. Jared J. iooschen. the
piano manufacturer. who is personal friend,
siened Mafh.rs bond. Ernley and Thompson ar
s,lII in tail having been unable 20 ma security.
The two were tailed two weeks ago on charges OF
conspiracy 10 defraud D. Romainc Van roper out
was mulc,ed FOR go during his business relations
win the prisoners. covering period or one year.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE OrACK DOCTORS PiTfNT DEAD

A CONsuMrTTvE TREATED FOR THE EVIL EYE
WITH FATAL RESULT
Montclair y j. June CSpecln Ms Jane Ifar-
ris the victim of the "ho1doo" doctor. died at h"r
home at B,oomneid-ave. ana Har,lsy-st AZ tiO
this morning. ~ consumption. Mrs. Harris was
the wife OF William Harris a coiorei man. Her at
tending physician had anticipated her death, due
90 her refusal - take medicines prescribed hy Dr
l. W cave Who Was first called IN April for an
attack OF influenza. The day after this Profc--
sor" Zaks Shevno came to the Harris home and
told the woman she was nlied with poison and that
her friends were her -nemics lie tod her OF the
yrea, remedies ne had for all - through The GIT
OF God and urged her 20 have fhith IN him
Dr Low W cave who attended her at nfsi. says
there was nothing alarming about neT Gao" then.
though tuberculosis had developed Her husband
Will 20 before the Grand jury tomorrow 10 bate e
shevno indicted. ani tho regular physicians VIII
alao ncf Ia Tho cnse.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
TIE BOY HUSBANDS DIFFICULTIES.

YOUNG LEON TO BE ARRESTED FOR PERsUADING
HIS WIFE BY VIOLENCE.
A warrant was issued yesterdayafor the arrest Of
Frank Leon In Hoboken. his wife accusing him OF
assault. Two days ago she had him arrested for
non support, but he got of on the plea that he was
out OF work and living with his mother. where he
was ready 70 have her come. On the Recorders
suggestion he finally bade her come 10 his mothers
home and she refused.
nl, yesterday he seems II have doubted he had
been urgent enough. Pretty Mrs. Leon came 10
Police Headquarters-she is only twenty-one and he
is nineteen years old-and said that he came TO her
rooms at No. 95l Newark-st and found her in bed
He ordered her sign some papers not telling her
what was In them. and when she refused he then
seized her by her hair and dragged her from the
bed at the same time telling her TO come up and
live al mothers or he would punch her head or =
A warrant was issued for his arrest on charge Of
assault and battery.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
SCHrNE TO CATCH THE SPIES.
HUDSON COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS WILL STAND
TRfAr. AND FIND our WHO THEIR
AccI.sI.Rs AHE.

ACcCsI:RS ARE.
Tho Hudson County Liquor Dealers Association
has decided upon a course by which II hopes -
lcnrn who tho secret agents or the Law ana ''der
League are. 20 that tho liguor-!eaers VIII be on
their guard and exclude the volunteer detectives
Instead or pleading guilty ani paying TIE hne. the
association hn. ordered iis members TO stand trial
IN the future AMI the association Will pay the extra
costs OF court in cases OF conviction They intend
70 employ -hrewl lawyers 20 conduct the cases TOT
the accused members.
r,o,h Kehrwald a saloonkeeper at ~. 25s Pail
snl.-ave Jersey Ciy was arragnct before Police
Justice Douglass Yesterday charged with selling
llouor 20 minors He denied the charge ana the ex-
animation was adjourned until 20 morrow
sheriff Torcy yesterday revoked the commission
q, Herman Rockion "a deputy yshcrin. Rockton has
,..u collecting evidence against iiquordesers who
violated the Sunday low. and has made ABOUT MY
complaints which Indictments nave preil loun.
rary violence IN making arrests.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
JERSEY CITY.

Chief Of Police Murphy warned storekeepers yee<
terday 10 scrutinlze carefully United States Treas
ury bills. as clever swndlers had duped several
merchants with two-doar bills that had been skill
fully raised ten-dolar bills
"Pop" Cook the veteran doorkeeper OF the County
Court was seventy-seven years old yesterday, ana
the of the court at hsh dinner
Jt is said that the city Board OF Health Will ap-
noint two Inspectors of Plumbing at its next session
and the new officials will be ex-Assemblyman james
F. Backshaw and Edward Moore
The % Corps Of the Salvation Army had mu.
sica blizzard last night at Its quarters In Elssy
Memorial Chapel. Jewett-ave
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
FPJSKy RUTGERS PUPILS SETTLE.

New Brunswick. June (5pecao.-Stud'nts In the
Rutgers Preparatory School. at New-Brunsw,ek' yes
teriay stole s25 worth olumber from James Measher
a builder in this city. These with ash barres ana
boards were pied high on II vacant lot ana satu-
rated with benzine. tar and pitch. ana theh 'o'e"
.,.,,on exercises were held. and an efigy of
S.sntain-Cenera Weyer borne on pallet was TAI .hio
on the flames Effigies OF professors Io''o". NJ
,,,cr,,tre the students were compeieu 70 pay "A''
mos ,o ~h"r for his lumber under threat OF arrest
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
THE MOTORMAN DRUNK.

HE RUNS HIS CAR At DANGEROUS SPEED AND
OFFERS TO FIGHT THE SUPERINTENDENT
Daniel A. DAILY. a motorman. had the alternative
OF paying fine OF s25 taking sixty days impr.s
onment IN jail given him by Judge Eggers in tho
Third Criminal Court. OF Newark. yesterday. The
complainant was Hallett Alsop Borrowe. division
superintendent OF the Consolidated Traction Com
pany Day was drinking while on duty Wednesday
night and he ran his on the Chape,-st line at
such a high rate OF speed that the lives OF the
passengers were in danger. When the car arrived
whereupon the latter showed fight. policeman
was sent for and he taken into custody. He
severely lectured on his recklessness py Judge
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Drrr MATCH FACTORY IN PASSAIC.

passaic June (speciaD.-Ths North American
,,.c, company OF Paseaic. filed ceruhcate OF
incorporation yesterday. Joseph II. e"e.. anu
William w Watson are the hoorpora.ols, d nv Au-
90 ,,tal 1, q. 10000 OF which tooo has been
a.a ,n Mr. Hutchinson was originally part owner
and active manager Of the Continental Match Com
as9tea sna , @ With ss Msch c bes
a,.a aSss &c Within a year the firm cashed. and Mr.
Dia DuS,i Fought out his partner. The factory mas
hann IN operatlon about eighteen months. Inc he"
peen e,nrv -. t, IN passalc will soon begin work
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HER LOVE TOOK FLIGHT ON A WHEEL

Walker c. Thomas. OF Jersey city. who is en-
ployed by the Pullman Parlor Car Company. has
retained John c. DENIM to enter suit for divorce.
Thomas said he bought bicycle for his wife.
Bertha and 1t the cause OF their domestic un-
happiness. While a novice on the wheel she met
Joseph r. BERN. who volunteered to teach her to
ride He succeeded also In winning her affection.
on May she started out on her bicycle after send
ing her household effects TO storage wareroom and
has not returned. BERN vanished on the same day.
the husband alleges.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
MORE RABID DOGS IN HOBOKEN.

big white dog showing unmstakabe signs Of
the rabies ran a short distance through Guttenburg
on Wednesday afternoon. He bit several dogs and
was raging when Poundmaster Gerstrund shot and
killed him.
William Corby. OF No. l29 Palisade-ave.. West
Hoboken, was bitten on Wednesday night on the
knee by his own dog. The an.ma. was shot. He
is one OF the dogs bitten by the rabld animal which
bit eleven children In West Hoboken two weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DEATH OF SAMUEL p. DUNN.

v..uei p. Dunn. OF Planheld. died Wednesday al
m,.'ound'and. ~ j.. where he was spending the
Ne. with his family He was member or the
IA. s'k o'k Produce Exchange and was the head OF
!eea 80. u samuel p. Dunn Co.. dealers In hour
wa $40 nay at No. SO Whltehall-st., New-York He
toftys,rn ns once late as Tuesday last. He was
ters ana years old and left widow. TWO daugh-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
IGNOWTyfOTS END OF An Old SCHOOL.
THE BrIrDrNG COST MANY THorsANDs. WAS
MOVED. SCANDAL DEVELOPED AND NOW
IT rs SOLD FOR ss25

MOVED AscA>pAL DEVELOPED AND NOW
IT is SOLD FOR 1875
Acting under instructions from the Bayonne
Roard OF Councllmen. CITY Clerk Hamilton has sold
a, public auction the Old, condemned and unused
structure known as Public School No g. The pur-
chaser Is Henry inse local real estate dealer. his
biI for the big twO-story brick building being sS2o
For almost quarter Of IL century the old school
house has been Of contention between the resi-
a.nts Of IN. upper section OF Bayonnes Third Ward
II was nrst erected site which subsequently
occupied part OF the roadway OF West Forty-eighth-
st the cost OF construction being $4,000 Several
wears ago the Bayonnc Board OF Education expended
$500 to have the structure removed TO site IN
West rty-seventh-st. whore II now stands. The
moving weakened the building: great cracks were
made In the walls and It's foundations were laid mar
rowe than the walls. public scandal was the
outcome the work and the exposure OF the facts
led 20 the condemnation OF the schoohouse The
people Of the Third Ward are to have new school
built at a cost Of about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
GOLD BULLION IN HIS TRUNK.

r,,provr Of TIE GUGGENHEIMER sMELTER
ARRESTED FOR PILFERING
Perth Amboy. June 4 (speciaD.-David Anderson
was arrested at the old Pennsylvania station az o."
o'clock tonight by Chief Burke and policeman Dun
ham He has been in charge OF the re'or'-roo'' u
.he f,uyeenheimer Smelling Works for three years
ad q accused OF systematically stealing gold bull
ION p,ecemeai They found 500 worth OF 1t In his
trunk. at No Is Railroad-ave. where ne boarded
He was held in default Of {. 900 ball to await ac''o ~,
ie i,o ,he Grand Jury Anderson seemed disposeo 10
ps sss, arrea but Burke snatched reVoiVer away
f I'm tho minute he arrested him. and Dunhafn
ahmed on the handcuns.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
A CHILD RUN DOWN BY 4 WHEELN4N.

Long Branch. June tSpeciaD.-Mnnie the three
year-old daughter Of @. W Pack. the New York
nho,ographer who Is staying In the Pack cottage.
North Broadway. was run down by n bicyclist
Yesterday afternoon on her way to the New-Jersey
Southern depot The child was knocked ten feet.
"a did moi regain consciousness for two hours.
The scorcher started off at breakneck pace after re-
calming his seat the wheel
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
TRAP SHOOTING AT MORRISTOWN.

Morrstown. June tSpeciaD.-The match for 500
a side shooting at live birds. between Frank Glass
and J. c. Tmmons. Of this city and Fern Cooper.
OF Mahonoy. and John Rehig. Of Leighton. Penn.
resulted in draw. each side killing Al birds Glass;
who had killed "a birds straight. hit his last bird
with both barrels. but IL was strong flyer and fell
outside the boundaries. making the match draw.
II will be decided In Mahonoy at some future time.
The totals were Cooper "a; Rehg. 49, Tmmons.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
HE TURNED TO LOOK AT A GIRL.

Who 'e. !. A June 9peciai).-Jacob Krouse. Pole.
drt IN '"p.oyed by the township committee hauling
kred hs. cart on the highways. came near getting
sst end of the cart driving along and seeing
$berce ~ woman coming down the road riding
Aerse 1ss s1sned y. partially around 70 watch her
I11cs anS ~ 70 'dnx-trot," and krousc lost Ms
toat N ~ zen on the cart In the road, directly
~ and ni;scsns Z snesayy Wheel which passed over his
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
FORTY YEARS FOR ARSON.
PRACTICALLY LIFE SENTENCE FOR AN rNCoR-
ErGrRIE INCENDIARY.

Lambertvile June 4-John Hogan who for two
wears set many barns In this Vicinity In flames
and who was recently run down by detectives. was
to-day sentenced to forty years In the penitentiary.
The Judge in passing sentence. said that in
defence OF society II WAS his duty to prevent tho
prisoner from ever engaging in crime. therefore the
heavy sentence.
When Hogan was arrested ne confessed to the
detective He said that he mad used an oil string
wound with straw for fuse TO give him time to
get away In court the detective told OF the meth
DDS employed by the incendiary Hogan burned the
about as close TO brute as a human being could
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
4 UApOP L4TNCH FOR MISSION WORK

Long Branch. June (SpeciaD.-A steam launch.
to be used a missionary boat IN South Airca'
mos completed to-day b. W. A. Seaman. boat
hu,Ider for Frazer & Chalmers, OF New-York.
rha launch is thirty-eght feet long. with a seating
capacity for thirty persons and will run by alco-
vapor power 1t viii require two and halI gallons
on on cine in motion. The launch Will make seven
knots an hour and will run from the Island OF
C.uInca q the mainland
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
RELLEVILLE.

The Belleville wheelmens new clubhouse. at Acad'
emy-st and Washing ave. is rapidly approaching
completion and the clubs present quarters in the
old Stephens mansion. in Man-st.. will soon %
abandoned The organizations new home will b
christened with a fair and festival lasting week
making prepara tions TO insure the fairs success
and the following active members nave been PAGES
Fackrel, Werner Fargie. Samuel Cousins A. c. Hill
secretary and Edward Wadsworth. chairman
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
ELIZABETH.

Washington Crump. a colored hoster In the en-
ploy OF Louis Newburger a caterer here. was ter
rbiy bitten in the face and nose yesterday. oy
vicious horse which attacked him In the stable while
he was feeding IT, He beat the brute of with his
fists. and then had to go to the General Hospital
TO have his wounds dressed.
Joseph Donney. one OF the pioneer residents OF
Elizabeth died yesterday. He had lived there more
than half century and was seventy-eght years
old Mr. Donneily was one OF the founders OF 81
and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
DIR. Roy INGLIS PRONOTED.

Surgeon General John ID. McGill has appointed
Dr. Roy Ings commandant OF the Hospital ano
Ambulance Corps OF New-Jersey. with the rank ahe
pay OF captain. DR.. Inglis is now on the stan OF
the lth Regiment assistant surgeon. with tnt
rrank NJ frst lieutenant and has had charge OF the
hospital and ambulance corps Of the regiment
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
AZ OLD WouAy's VICIOUS ASSAULT.

GUN u,r xrrIs HER AGED SISTER WITH A
BASEBALL BAT IN ELIZABETH
Elizabeth. June (speclaD-Mrs Bridget Kane
sixty-,wo years old nearly killed her sister with
baseball bat "Wednesday night. Mrs. hA's 20
widow. and her sister Jane Corcoran' II s'is'o
,-o,nsn s,x.y-eght years old They 1--we together.
Wednesday night they got In Il nasty QUAR- an t
anslly Mrs Kane picked up the cup ana sa's .''
Scr such A blow the head that II almost irh'
tured the skull Miss corcoran was taken 70 IN,
General Hospital. and Is likely 70 de rom los' ar ~
MOOD and by reason OF her age. Mrs Name was ar
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

r.sso;c I'd Newark trolley road was to
have been in operation two years .s ago IL ,ns
cav a,,ec,ors don't hurry up the twentieth century
PM Pm be here before cans are running through De-
" these two cities.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05

.,s aid of an energetic corps Of assistants
wiz -. r,ffev was able to get evidence against
Saer', arers doing business on Sunday. He
~sht use some of his detectives 'o now 10 collect
MS. p,r relative TO the manure nuisance