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New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
AN ENTHUSIASTIC CAMPAIGN CLUB


GANIzATIoN FORMED SATURDAY NIGHT.
The Mckinley and Hobart Campaign Club Of the
Twenty-sixth Ward. Brooklyn. organized Sat
urday evening with membership OF 300 The fol-
lowing resolutions. which were passed with the
greatest enthusiasm. express the clubs creed:
Preambe-Believng that the Republican party
is the party representing true American principles
that il ~ the party which has in the past and Will
the future guard well the interests OF all the
people; that IL is the party which alone has fos
tered American industries and protected American
labor. and believing that William Mckinley. jr.. OF
Ohio. and Garret A. Hobart. OF Sew-Jersey. are
thoroughly imbued with the principles OF true Re-
publicanism. and VIII carefully guard each and
every trust reposed in them.
We therefore pledge ourselves to all moral
and legal means 10 insure their election 10 the
Offices they have been nominated to- and We invite
all who believe that articles used by American
citizens should be made American soil by Amer
lean workngmen. and that American labor should
be paid in honest American money worth in the
markets of the world what II represents. 20 unite
with us in making the success of the Republican
party in the coming election unquestionable
fact.
The officers chosen were. President Andrew
Rosenbush: secretary. Joseph I.aux: treasurer w
J. Allen corresponding secretary. Charles q. Nau-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
MI. I.CKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. II.
Station. in New-Nork. foot of barclay ana
Chri-tOphcr streets ,,.,,,
xCSr5ptIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
W." '' .1RS pINTSCH LIGHT

Dtrec, route tc NEWARK. BLOOMtltL) MONT. IA llt
TIN OPANGES summit Barnardsvile bdskii &
Ridge Madison Morristown Passaic P4tefs n b9.si.
ton Dover Stanhope. NEWTON. BCpIs ,,; L;AAl. ~, ;
Xxx, HOP ATCONG Hackettstlwn. SCHOOl.Ef ,
Noi>NTAIN Washington. PHILLIPS 81 Rli. -ASIO-s
~ .TER GAP STROTDSBI Rti Poc1n9 Noun IAN, !,
SCRANTON. PIrTSTON. WlLkESBAkkt. Ma MI
cOkE D,NVII.LE. NORTH CMBERLAND. Mont
80 pITC;TIA MTON OXFORD NORWICH. Water
VIZ i'TIcA RICHFfEI.D SPRINGS Cor,lsni
eVRACt-SE OSVEGO ITHACA. OWEGO ELMlRA
CORNINC. BATH. DANSNll.LE. BlFtAL0 ann all
POINTS WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOCTiN rsSI.
500 A M-BiNGHAAlToN MAIL Stops at principal
,ooe oWvs-ocars Car, BUFFALO. SCRANTON. BING-
uNNTON UTICA RICHrtELD SPRINGS. SfkA-
cr-SF ami OSWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Par
lor Cars connect a Buffalo with train for Chicago
100 aPa Sd'n-e SMMSafe can SCRANTON wILKESfARRE
and FINrRA EMPRESS. Pullman Bufet Parlor Cars
400 p M-SCRANTON WILkESPARRE and PLNM-
Wv Ol-TE EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car
n p NJ IDaUyl.-Buhalo Nestibuled Limited Express
f,r SfRANTON BrNGHANTON. ELNlRA. BCI-
FALo. Pullman punst Sleeping Car Connects at
prr-.lo Nth train for Chicago and points west -.
q .sg y NJ DAILY. -Bt -FFALO SCRANTON HlN'fH AN
-OT ITHACA RICHFTELD SPRINGS. SyRACi@E
and osWEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sieepers-
TICK F.TS s~D PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at !
PARK Place Broadway Tickets az ferry stations "t-
r,-oadvsv III 4th-ave l2th-st. - Nest i5th-sf
a35 coiur,bs ave New-Yo-S 33s and 7e6 Fultors ana
100 P-osduav. 7rookyn Time tables giving full intor
M 'wr-7',-Orr rvPPEsS COMPANY viii call fo- ard
che-l ha~psre hotel mr. resieno" % d"sf1a'0-
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN ~

T.ains ieav- foot OF West 4:i s., as follows "
utes earlier from Franklin st.l' -. ,uls Lakes
,:5J A. VI, for West Cornwall OFT rSo,ingpurgh
Mohonk and Mime ~askR Middie'o~h Intsn,esns- Lab
Tllenyilie Falsburgh Hurieyviie LAKE nnr~rh LticA
ertv scranton Walton. Delhi Sidney No'""
Oncida Fulton DswegO. .,,.,.,.~r bloom
0,Is a NJ for Campbell HAL, Miunie So Censr>-
insburxh Nurtsbnro Ellrnville. Mount Ilbcru
vile Fallshurgh, AXE Kiamesha, hur'eS'"
Fails Liberty. White Lake g., >,,saietow-. Bloom
LAX p NJ Saturdays onlyl for Mi1u' ,.is Censre-
inyburrh Wurtsboro Eieaviile. mounta.n Iloery
vl~ Fs.lsburgh. Lake s<iamesns fi,lnss,cn Manof
Falls. Liberty. White Lake. faThssNis' -,
ais r. NJ. Campbell Hall IsNes ewurtssorO E
irnville Mountain Dale Ssntresrrs1i srr1i, liberty wei'
Livingston Manor Rnckisho,
4s:sO p VI. Daily. for gamyoen nsln i sidney Nor.
rcs RandaIisSie Oneida Ful!en osTss caT Recnins
Fails and points West: iuilmsn rsrs rsTTss
SsiS r. NJ, TOR wss, Cornwall s,sps U5p Ford cys..
Run Middetown. winterson Bloomins0a's"'
Esnxa NE and Pullman seats at 81 Broadwsy L
iieA C. ANDERSON. g. r. A.. % Beaver ." ~
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
Railroads
AmGRIc.'s GREATEST kSiLeoAI.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ HiIDS0k RIVER R.R.
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

FROM GRAND cENTEAL STATION ;dodscs t51 sekks5 Noun
TOO IA TEsSsP T5o:sSa ssnas sgns' and Moaaea
$3.50 a. MEseP' train ~ hs sword World o. At Albany
ras snf s2Ss's'I s5 m s This i'H an limited to
$3.50 A. M@Daiiy fss, Mail for Poughkeeps.e; ;rs4- Al,
bany Tics. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo niagara
o.aO M.mE1cept sunday For caskll Mounisns s,rs.
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains anu W."
ssasG sqG4s sSlns. Day p5 GG % % S
i"" bu: M r1.sns 1ndisSapos and 81 Louis
Poughkeepse Albany. Utica. syrafu use hoc"es'e'
1900 MDsiy Chicago Special for Detroit c,s..
XlSany sebenecady tca. Syracuse. Rochester
$50 = M~ETcept SUNDAY West Point; Poashke'ps''
cais, Mogntans Ahshg r. i9n m,,ss Due petrol.
s:2o a. m Chicago 4sO m. stops at Albany
600 Mps Fer Al1s5y Try Ttcs Tseo Sf5sfs' psi1o
lluTso. Niagara rails. ,ev'lano' l''
ea5 'fd M-6sy '"'' For A5sn Troy Adisoqs0.s ,7s0s:
Lake. Lake Placid Lake George. LAKE Nna'"''~'"
ZOO p M"Dsiiy. Albany Toy rtiea A4rondsos
i%sn ilsnS and , Moatrea nl" Friday only sleeping
.:ao r ' M.1Baiy. For Buffalo Niagara Fails clsvs;
land Indianapolis St. Louis Chicago. stops at
o.o P2gshteepse Aoany and s,aay es; sr pas,onre.
only. 10. points Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
o.15P M-naily For Syracuse oswes,o wa,er552wTn 5.Tl
S-Srsld rH 'e rao3s s'"iSr csicsro. eys sauaa. for
S Ag-n Road 5sed"s o 9ny Ghcaso sd
points New-york Central ever. nighi, sNeftI cst
SUNDAY night sunday nights 20 1 lie anu ~
3:O6 4 NJ and a:,5 r. M-)sily except Sunday. 70
Pittshed. Harlem Division. -. r,..,,
shire hills via Harlem Division. .-.
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO yONkERS- -
"A nght between li'th-st ano poIn's On On
Putnam Division as YOnkers IN c)nnectlh ~, .,,
the Elevated Road This Is the only line running al
n ght' of New York.
Wagner Palace cars al through trans
Trains illuminst tod with Pfntsrh I.sft .
rieLr,s and agnar offices az Grand Central station.
ris Rroalwsv "a Park Place 26l. 4i3 Broadway II r1s.
l4fh-s, 042 Broadway. 235 C1inhns-aVe "l Va,
i2r,h At and 3>th - station New YORK 3"s ana 80
Fulf0n-s, and iO6 T-0adway. l.. T.. BTooNlNn ~
Baggage checked hotel rsidence by the west
- ,,1,a- ~ -rcr-,.r-y GEORGE y DANIELS
@1fi' -Ico-.r,i Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
MANY NAMES ON THIS BODY.

The body OF man about for'y- years o''
- ,.L.r from the East River of Modest, last
evening and removed to Nasons undertaking es-
tabIishment in Frankn-st. From the appearance
Of the body it had been in the water for long
time /, was attired in gray SUIT white shir''
dark necktie and laced shoes. In the pockets
were found pawnticket for watch pieoseo TOT
"a -. a, coben.s nawnshop No 354 First-ave,
IN Nav last under the name OF Louis carter ana
q memorandum book with the name o. Maksr
No 1s0 Columbus On card found was the
name Nelson Chubb. No. l.ssl Second ave- New
Yorr rrhere was another card Of Bellevue Hospits l.
hsarsrg the name ''Hoyt There were no marks
IN The body and II is supposed the man was ac-
cidentay drowned.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
THEY WILL RAISE A BANNER
THIRD WARD REPUBLICANS ALSO ARRANGE
FOR A BALL TO BE GIVEN ON THANKS
GIVING EVE.

Tn. Republican Union OF the Third Ward held a
regular meeting as, evening IN is rooms a. No.
800 Dean-st. Two committees were appointed. one
10 make ARRANGEMENTS for banner-rsising and pub
lie rally. and another 20 plan for bal 70 be given
on Thanksgiving eve The committee were Rally
e. ". Taylor. 5. S TuthiA, william II. Nass. ia
cob Morgentbaler. Henry Pennle William H. Wes;
and VI. J. OLeary. Ball-Charles Bayer. Alexander
Adams. Thomas r. Fleming Alexander Quinn. Will
lam Sommerad. William J. Glenn and James D.
Crawford.
A meeting OF the Mckinney League OF ne Isl As
semby District was 20 have been he'd last evening a.,
the rooms OF the Republican Union but owing
mistake OF The secretary IN sending notices
the meeting was postponed unit. mex; week.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
RAILROADS..
pENNSYLVANIl


STATIONS foot q fns ps,'sss 1ss q and cni, ST ..a
1870 "S SENHs9TvklSsI&s' NSHTlsIs' E, f fr5.ssr
As: ssss9f S!sss s@"s S;ss's c.s.,!; Z.
sSi; So A. NJ NJ st LOUIS G 'ssr9iP'i scs p H. se .ss v
zoo ? H. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS rxrsrs. '''
hMs,so Ari,e nsin,au TO- A. N. St; Loas "a, "a,
coo = E., SSss54is;s ;~ ..s Dl.
IL. . p n u g6c1fi wsHrR2 PF ftSSpprss -.''
cncin1ati p ~ Indianapolis 1915 r. NJ. St. Loa,
500 W. 'p"a P%c!sIc 1T'eRS ERSxrnEss-pu.m,u
40 & FissdTs Comets '.r Chicago daily csvsasa
-"a no. WxsHiSGrov' xSD rnE SOUTH
coagrssonSI I a Psror and pians & c.I., sS
sgnasy so so: 90 30 ii on @ s p ~ 5s' 1s
al Parl9r and DinIns csrl. 80 Dining Car. 10
scETHRFv ls s RAlwsy = y I's', daily Sleeper,
srns MaSs' nsS aa '%S Sleeper. A:'s S az a
AThtyTIc ATThhat 5TiSs9Ty:,S Go.sT LIvr-aao, " s,,~
prort Tampa and Macon. go p. N. daily SLEEPER . !,
CTIEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY -Frpr.s,'sopx
"a. daily H., through slsepins and Dining Cars.
Route - weekdays and with Through Sleeper
A-lsni'a ciiy 80 p. Il wees-daya through g.-.,
For Caee May 100 A. NJ. 100 10 and elopx
Fl I:os FT9'9 q Ssso 1c r. Ta oisaa s
Says 9nIy 05. $40 10 SO 30 = - so and 10
parb) si5 . - 4 N 5p ? NJ ~ As'sy
FOR PHiLADELPHI<
90 30 S. $50 . 9.30 30 Penn7 linAai, n u nv,
ing Can. II 4. n. i2 l. . 70 3 43o 70 fnin,s-
Cal. $50 Dining Ca-) 6 Dining Can. ,5o $ sPM
- u nghf sunday. 8 - 80 q. a3p 10 r5nl,sd
~ n A. NJ. Dining Can. 4 40 fDiaing can, M
Dining Carr Dining Carr. ''5 $. P II. ~,
night.
Tciet Orces. Nos az GA iias isss ~ and esi
Broadway. ! aS'0r House and foot NJ Dsshosses s-t
Cor;iand' Court Street. sen Fulton Street %
Broadway and R-oOklvn Annoy station -, 4 Fulton
street Brooklvn. Sfa-fon Jersey city Ths New yo-s
Transfer Company viii call fpr and check baggage finn
hotels apd residences through % des'nstion.
:. u. PROVOST. J. R. WOOD.
General Manager General pass'- sgs-.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

70 PHILADELPHIA BAI,! BAI,!ISIOI.I- A-'0
WASHINGTON. ooo ,nm
For Thlsdephis week days so 500 si' @ y Us.,
Parlor 4a0. 500 Dining car) 500 30 80 ~, !,
p. NJ. 1915 night. sundays, 40 200. lOlD. u
Dining carl A. NJ. 200 400 500 Dining Carr. g."
p. NJ. l2:l5 night ,o ss
For Baltimore and Washington. week dsys t;Sy -.
1900 II 30 Dining carr A. NJ. 200 $50 80 tDi.iss
Carr 600 p. NJ. 1918 night. sundays SD eo;" u w
Dining carr A. N. ZOO. 500 Dining Carr 500 r. ~"
1915 night. , -. ~. =,
ribertv-st ll3 i72 eel as. o44 lao iS23 bosdTs.
7s7 9Th Ave- 81 East 14,h-st.. l53 East l21th-st 20
West. l25th-st 2Jl Columbus Ave. New-lork: Co1t
St $50 Fulton ST. Brooklyn 90 Brosd~sy WiliaTseurss
The Nev-York Transfer Company Will call Tor aad eaecs
baggage from hotels or residence TO destination
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
FAR RocKAvAY BURGLAR ARRESTED.

Samuel Mccormick was arrested Sunday night by
Constable johnson the charge o. committing many
small burglares in The ne!ehborhood OF Far Rocka
way in the lasi few weeks. Most OF the robberies
have been at the Wave Crest cottages. When Nc
Cormck taken into custody he had A
that sto.en from the cottage OF A. J. Newton
Several letters addressed to Mr. Newton were IN the
pockets Of the garment. Among the other cottages
lately robbed those OF Mrs. VI. Brown and w =
Dixon Mccormick was srragned before Judge
Smith. who held him for trial.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
CONVERSATION WITHOUT A CHURCH.

The African Methodist Episcopal congregation did
not hold services IN the Free Church Port Wash
iuston on Sunday. When Leader Smith appeared he
found the doors Of the church locked II was not
because the congregation was behind with the rent
but because there was claimant 10 the property
The church was bull, twenty-five years ago on land
owned By The grandfather Of John Cocks, by public
subscription The land il is said. given with
the underst nding that the donaOr
mis- heirs II regular services were not held IN the
church OF late services have not been regularly
held and Constable Cocks. who il heir now claims
the property The members Of the congregation say
that they holding regular services and that they
will hold them In the church next Sunday, while the
Onstabie = will
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
,mpor,ant recorded transfers were:
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.

Taere was strike Saturday upon the Pohemus
Memorial Building OF the Long Island College Hos
pltaI and also on the Mechanics Bank Build
,ns. az the corner of Montague and Court SITS one
hundred men altogether went out, on the ground
shat they would not work with non~union stone
c1fters Of which there several employed on
0och building. The iron affected aud
Continued their work The men who worked at the
1echanics building returned yesterday morning,
- a6af having been settled amicably.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
AMERICANS AN DITALIANs FIGHT.

During fight last evening between humoe' oi
italians and Americans in front OF the ltaiian
colony At Broadway and Fulton-st.. a number OF
windows were broken by flying stones, and Sal
yatore Sabidine forty-three years old. OF NO %''o
Broadway was cut several times on the head by
the nying missiles A number OF pohcemen ap
peared on the scene and scattered the combatants
t;eorce Lyons of No. 30l Snediker-aye.. was ar
rested Saoidine's wounds were dressed by an
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
AN OLD COUPLE MARRIED.

Considerable surprise expressed when be-
came generally known that Professor Richard Schepe
ereil Of Rockville Centre and Mrs Mary Nelson OF
Brooklyn married a week ago. The bridegroom
Is seventy years old while the bride Is sxty-nine
yeaRs old. The professor had been married before
and has six grown children. He Is the Oldest member
OF the Musicians Union In New York City and hs :
filed engagements in nearly all the New York City
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
THE REV. OLAF HEDEENs DEPARTURE

qE WILL BECOME CONNECTED WITH THE Uni
vERsITY OF CHICAGO NEXT MONTH
The Rev Olaf Hedeen. who has been pastor OF
The FRS Swedish Baptist Tabernacle since 1890,
n which time the growth OF the church has been
emarkable. has accepted call TO the Cniver-
.ty Of Chicago and on Sunday preached his fare
well sermon The position which the Rev. Mr..
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

NeW-l
CHICAGO = Z. NJ. and l2.l5 night
PITTsBl'RG, 800 ex. sun. sun. L. 10 night
CINCINNATI. 81 LOUIS. 10 a, m. p m -
WASHISGTON BALTIMORE. s.l5 10 Dining Caro
II 30 a. m Dining Carr. ? 81 Dining Can sDinirg
car1 o. m - Is night Sunday 10 DINING Carr ll3O
a m dining Carr. Dining Car. . dining can p
m. L. - night
NORFOLK II - daily
NFW-ORLEANS Through Sleeper. ?. n daily.
Al ,-ains are Illuminated with PntsCh Light
Ofces. il3 10 Pei. 4l5. LAO Bwayr 81 E. l4h s.
io- Rowe.v y Y 339 34i Fulton s., BROOKLYN station
foot Of Liberty St c. r. r OF y. J. Baggage checked
sror, hotel or residence destination
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier : y 4. foot oi Rect9r-st
For Atlantic Highlands IIshssd Bes, NTs1r1a ~, r1n,
Branch at ,3o 900. Il 90 A NJ. 200 100 o;iS AZ"
$50 {? NJ sundays 80 A. NJ. 100 p NJ -.
south 10 Point Pleasant. II :oo 4 y. ;og 20 80 30
20 $40 p ~ SUNDAYS tstcp lnteriaken for Asot0
Park and Ocean Groyel i:0o " .o ~
For I.aienooi. Toms River and Barnesat $50 n NJ
Atlantic CIV vneand and Bridseion. iSo A. ~. ic
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambess-st
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 30
OOn A. M.-Vestibuled Express Daily for NnVeriy
S.tU Rinxhs mton Elrns Buffalo. Bradford. James
town Meadvlle and the West. Arrive Bun-.o
$50 ? NJ Pari)r 20 Rufalo
O.nn J.. N.-Vestibulod limited fast mail Daily solid
ZUU train for Chicago. via Chautadqua Lake arrives
cleveland 80 A ~. Chicago p. VI. Sleepeis ;
70 Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
>.2O r. M.-Burslo and Cleveland Nestieqied Ex-
4 .')O press Daily. Buffalo l5 A. VI. BRAD
FORD : u A. NJ jamestown s.53 \. NJ. Cleve-
land p NJ Sleepers 10 BuNalo ana Cleve-
land making direct connections for Detroit
Chicago and the W st
S.f- r. N.-Nia Chautauqua Lake and Niagara ais
C'fo Daily. Solid Chicago sleepers 20 Buy
falo, Chicago and Cincinnati Dining Car; -.
TICKETs LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
L Accommodation AZ ~ 26l. 4ol ard saI BroadVay'
Chambers and I'D ferries, New-lork l23 and
7os Ful,on-s i06 Broadway. Brooklyn 900 Hudson St
Hoboken Jersey City Vestcott Express calls
for and checks baggage hotels and residences TO
destina
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
THE REV. OLAF HEDEEN.

Hedecn has accepted IN the University OF CHI
caro is a chair in the Swedish department OF the
School OF Languages He will begin his work there
on October l. on the opening of the fall semester.
During the Rev. MIR Hedeen's pastorate the First
Swedish Baptist Church has increased its MEN,
bershp from $50 470. and moved from srna II
brick edifce in Atantic-ave. 10 handsome S0eo
church building in Dean-st., near Sixth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch AssIry PS,s oses, ga
Grove and points south 10 Point Pleasant, 4.O ~
10 30 II 30 4 ". n 90 SATURDAYS only 80 Z:ls Ss
q 30 Red Bsnh AS $50 s.l5 .s'n sassI5A,
only 70 Ashury Park aud ocean Grovei 7 N sgnasy'
stop Inierlaken for Asblry ParA ana ocean Itoel
9l5 4. NJ. ] 80. 400 p. NJ -
sat 80 $50 A II. 30 40 p. ". .o =.
For Atlantic City. vlnelsnd and Brldseton' 4''0 -
! 30 p IL - ,,,..,.,s. :.
FOR Monmouth Beach seat-'sh and Hisn,.hrs y q
O 49,. q .
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
A WOMAN REscrEp FROM DROWNING.

A woman. who said she Mrs. r. Cushman Of
New-York City. was rescued from drowning by
Charles F. Peters OF No. l57 South Portland ave. .
Brooklyn. at Far Rocksway Sunday evening
She was a good swimmer and in bathing al VAIN
wright q Smiths pavilion She went to the end Of
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

ONCE and one be chosen from the emp,oSSes, ,o OF
she Canarsie division OF the road. 1t is SAID tnat
Cashier Ham Tom York and Mr.. povey tne lwo
latter being at time professionals WI. p"s
on the ONCE nine. DR.. Brennan the Vo"p""'
doctor will play on third base
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
Nv THE EASTERN DISTRICT
u-sr1cE GOETTlNG SORRY THAT HE
COULD NOT PUNISH THIS PEis-
ONER HIMSELF.
aE TOLD WOODS WHO Is CHARGED WITH ROB
pr~a WOMEN THAT HE WOULD SEE THE
DISTRICT ATTORNEY AND HAVE
HIM PRosEcU TED.

~. v,.o,ss IN. electrician tweniv-four years old.
- y -s p-oalwsy who va. arrested on saturday
,irh, ON a charge Of robbins Carrie Howard "i Nc
s7 R,ehsrisop-s. of her god watch ana chaih A''e'
striking her in The face with his INST was YESTERDAY
hold for In. Grand Jury by Justice Goe'tns IN ne
Lee Avenue Police Court. The woman i '"e"''
xs.r~ old and tho assault the second she Al
-. ,hs, Mod. h,. committed upon hey. Some
,uan,ts ago no broke her by blow win MS
ns.. s,s declares. hat csc lped punishment oecSus'
Of Der failure prosecute him She told me co"''
abe WAS afraid 10 DO for fea; Of threats msoe 20
take her l:e IL sns did 30
when The case vas called Yesterday the Howard
r,n,r was no. IN court, and policeman was sent
20 o-n. her there She explained her absence ny
declaring that she had been attacked carry H's'e'-
dsy morning by a number % Woodss frienos' VINO
assaulted her ana threatened her with death shouiu
she go to court prosecute him She tnen to'd no"
Woods had been in the habit Of attacking women
in the neighborhood and robhing them Of wna'
money they had They all afraid 10 prosecute
him The prisoner listened the story told by the
compla!nan; and smiled. He denied the cnarge ana
placed Robert McDermott. truck driver. of NO %
South Firsi-st stand TO corroborse his story
There we're also half dozen OF his friends in the
Justice Goettns. in hndins the prisoner snil.y OF
inal ana should oe punished under the act 10 me
fullest extent Of the law. | shall make Il my duty
20 see The District Attorney and 70 have you prose
cuted You are criminal and follow women about
and terrorize them II would he better If you were
in the peniteniiary for least twenty years. and
am sorry that the does not come under my
jurisdiction II II did would give you all the law
allows Right here teke the opportunity 10 give
fair warning 70 the other members OF your gang
" they ever come before me Will deal with them
severely II this rirl identify any member or
vru~ gang viii send him 10 the penlteHtiar! .
As the magistrate concluded his remarks haf
dozen men 10 leave the courtroom AS hey die
so the complainant pointed out McDermoti as one or
the men who had assaulted her early Yesterday
morning and threatened 70 Kill her II she appeared
20 prosecute Woods He quickly arrested and
went 10 Jail in default Of $500 bail for trial Warrants
were issued for the arrest Of three other members
OF the gang.
ARRESTED WHILE WITH HIS F1ANCEE
Justice Lemon in the Even Street Police Court
yesterday held Emil Welpe. twenty-one years old
IN 5000 hail for trial charge Of grand lar
cany Welpe was arrested Sunday while walk
ing along Greene-st- with young woman 10
whom. II said he is engaged. On Saturday
night the apartments of Mrs. Annie Feeks. az No
25 Mafn-st were robbed OF Ss in money and
plated gold watch valued at SO The watch. II
is alleged found on Welpe and also s. o
He attired in new suit OF clothing when
taken into custody.
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
(Anihra~ite cca, used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic Block snals
On and after June *. l>es


Trains leave s'afI-n lT-t = T-0s--V g
For Easton. Pethleherl. Allentown MalcH Chunk. A.
80 T.iJ. 9:io Ni.i5 Eastonl A ". i.l0. 30 as
"A 20 EaS;on) J.4I $50 10 Alentoan. p " sgntsys
= 20 = * 10 EastonD 4 NJ 100 $50 so, P "
For Wkesbarre. P.ttston and Scranton s:io A. ",
30 80 4.lj p. VI. sundays 43o A "
For Reading at 30 500 9.i0 1000 y 80 A. NJ. IN
20 zoo. 40 800 5.45 % ", i2;ii nshl sur
DAYS 4:3O A. NJ 100 200 $50 500 P ". l2:l5 nlsft
For Harrisburg a. 4:3o 500 9io il.3p NJ 80
i:3o $50. 500 5:ij r ". l2.i5 night suncaJs 90
A NJ J 90 $50 600 P ii. 1913 night. -
For Sunbury. IevisburG anf Wu!ismspor' az 30 ~
80 \. NJ. i0. 1.3O. 300 p. NJ. sundays, 4;5' A. ~
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01

the pier and was about TO plunge. when she slipped
and was thrown heavily. She was unconscious when
rescued
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
DECENTRALIZATION

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Deser,os,Ws 80, Ws sf,cH
GAO A. VI. daily SUNDAYS. 100 A. ~ i'' ~
CHUNK ana intermediate stations ->.-,., po-ur=
s:1o \. VI. daily ter LTaAcA GFSE' 'sH1'sPExsIov
BRIDGE and The Wes- and principal local poln,s o.
ear to Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nestou's S'se''' -
III 800 A. VI. daily. except SUNDAY ror -, Nh pa
CHUNK and intermediate points. Connec''"S III @
Ing and Harrisburg.
12:0O noon daily except Sunday
New-York tribune., 1896-09-01
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
~ ROAD.

SUMNER TIMETABLE.
For Red Bank Long Branch Eoeton. Ocean ga Grove
Trains Liberty Street: 30. $50 1920 IL 30
A. NJ. 100 saturdays onlv L30 '2l3. $50 go
20 RED Bank only - 45 90 6 l5 500 p. VI. Sat
ur~lys only Grove and Asbury Par). Sundays
60 IS A. NJ. 100. 400 p. NJ.
Trains ,eaye foo; cortland and Dessrosses Streets:
30 'SiO .3 20 except Red Bank. 20. $40 700
p NJ SUNDAYS Sis 90 - NJ 20 p NJ
Sunday DO rtop at Ocean Grove and Ashury
Park