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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1896-12-11

ing to be good paying investment afl er
January /. An ittmized account would
probably show that about $4,000 has
been invested in The plant.
Lawyer Gleason said few more words,
in which he thought that the village
should pay reasonable sum tor Lighting
the streets in order to help pay the debt.
He cautioned the peop'e to act wisely in
voting on the amendment.
The ballot WAS then taken, those favor
ing the amendment voting yves" and
those opposed no" The result was MS
follows: Number Of votes cast 1877;
necessary for choice, "a; yes. 1867; no.
10. The announcement was received
with loud applause.
DR.. Copeland who has been the leader
of the opposition, next addressed the
audience. He said he had not opposed
having electric gifts but who should
own Il en-. He was now heartily in
favor OF the villag; owning them. This
announcement was received with loud
applause The doctor said he would do
all he could FIR the benefit OF he electric
light business and would begin by using
them himself.
Representative Frank Silsby believed in
the will Of the majority and moved that
the vote be made unanimous, which was
accordingly done.
On motion Of J. T. Gleason it was voted
that the trustees be instructed to issue
$40 600 electric light bonds, denomina.
ton and rale OF interest to be hereafter
determined. This settled the electric
light question which has for many weeks
hetn the chief topic OF conversation in
Lyndonvile.
E. NJ. Campbell is this week on the re-
tired list and partner BlodSett is doing
double work.
Annual meeting Of stockholders of
Northern Caledonia lair at the Union
House tomorrow at l 80 p. m.
Towns students attending the Insti-
tute must be regular or their uition will
not be pal So say the school directors
Mr.. and Mrs: John Lynn were just put
ting on their wraps to go out last week
Thursday evening when a large number
friends cane in and Charged the pro-
gramme. A pleasant evening was
passed. Mrs A. l.. Fnney in a happy
speech presented Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn with
Il chair, hat and other articles.
The whist and billiard representatives,
Of lht St. .Johnsburv Mystic club contest
with the Lyndon club in the rooms here
next week Wednesday,.
Quimby &, Davis opened their clothing
and gents furnishing goods store yester.
day. The boys have a handsome store
and will carry a good stock OF goods.
Alfred Norton and bride returned from
their wedding trip last Saturday and IN
ton by about 80 Foresters and friends.
they were presented with chair
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

holders Of them were told that they could recover
the original price hy taking them 20 the box or
fr. Some 81 them i.l 50. and others decided for
on, reason or another. - keep them. Many. or
c,ur-c. tr'I 90 re- me spectators 90 r"frnd the
nh,.. amour, paid for them. ana. of COURSE they
l.l not trrre.I The spocIiaior- told them 20 keep
tne rk-fs and bring sIl' against the house. hssur-
INK tl,iu fuaf lt wts worth s)Wo t-r' "AC
CO.,. q the liyrrt.ug features ot the aNMr was
fh. neutrality preserved bf ~ policemen on Hty
arI tuW fhty got themselves lislirl for H. MI.
Tftmrn,fst.lu wanted them 20 arr"+t ne si'''ulA-
tor. and fhrv refused 20 go 10. 80 Mr. hammer
.trlu f.It arsrl'vrd Th, people who bought tck"'S
H.I could not get fh"fu wanted IN. I"n''ui'F
in maxi. tir -l"culaiors give them back ther
money and the policemen refused 70 interfere. 70
There WAS another grievance. Then m" sp"'platorS
Themselves wanted NJ iammersi"ins agent r..
Ugrk. SOFT arrested for warning people not 20 buy
,h.r u. ksfs Ar! again "a" policemen refused TO
sf,..filnfors were also diagu-'ci with them.
.y.ryhndy told oyer, body clsc what g. a. things
D.. Y,- going io lo n thiug1 went on q. hey wer"
Going and nobody really dil much of anything. nut
,ho PROPHECIES - heroic action siN - on ana
thor. are ahundar: predictions or trouble coming
TONIGHT The spcruiafors Af" 20 nave "A n'"tlhS
fn.laf l' o. SAID. decide on means - destroying
Mr fiammersfcin and Mr.. Iamm"rst"in Is screw
Ing uu h. resolution. which never needs -crrwinH
Par I'm such taS.s. not 90 hc destroyed without q
,nf.r.ahe struggle. Persons who mean 10 20 10
OLYMPIA tonight recommended, in order
th,t fney may look on AZ -" fun as dls.nicr"-iei
spectators to buy their tickets a. the box ohlce.
and 20 buy them early.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
NEW-YORK CITY.

Douglas Robinson & Co. have sold the last two
lots Of the st. Lukc's Hospital property. In Fifty
fourth-st.. on private terms. Those lots adjon on
the west those recently sold to the University club
They were held from 10000 to $1,000 each.
Tho Financial Information Company. of Boston
writes to The Tribune to say that II shlrks no
responsibility In the case IN which its president
c. f. c. Burlington was arrested the complaint
OF T. B Cuthbert broker OF this city The charge
It was the tool OF else In the matter Is
untrue
Tho graduating exercises OF Grammar School No
Al will take place June g. at 1890 a IN. There
VIII be an exhibition OF manual training work
Grammar School No e5. No. lS East one hundred
and-twcnty- -hfth-st., will have It's graduating
crcises on June q. at $50 "A. m. William B. Fried
berg IL the principal
An additional phase of the privileges secured by
the American Surety Company in is recent lease
OF the Schermerhorn Building for ninety y-nine years
from John Jacob Astor appeared yesterday In the
hlng OF plans by the company fo- passageway
between the two buildings. as to afford exit
to Wall-st. The alterations are to rost s. 900.
Yesterday the last day OF the term in the
Appellate Court. The next term will begin in Oc-
tober but in the mean time the court will be open
two three days for appeals on orders One
will be July %.
Commissioner George Il. warng. jr.. intends to
apend two months In Europe q vacation trip
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
SENATOR STEWARDS last CHANCE.

From The Washington Post.
one little incident OF the closing hours Of Con-
gress should go unnotccd. II was the last day.
Tho Senate had disposed OF all Its business and was
only waiting for the clock 10 indicate the hour O al
jOurnment.
The time was dragging heavily. Some OF the SEN
ators the floor reading newspapers here
and there couple were conducting whispered
conversation: "A few sat IN their seats with an air
of quiet resignation In the clOakrOOmS others were
Presidents desk three or four newspaper men were
idly watching the last convulsve Pasps Of tho cx-
piring session.
1t was in one Of these intormssons OF inaction
correspondents In the press gallery caught sight Of
the svery whiskers Of Senator Stewart, and "A
happy inspiration fired his practical brain. He
hastily wrote note 10 Senator Allison and sent IT
by messenger on the noor of the Senate.
The note in substance set forth thar during the
long, weary session the press had listened with
unabatcd interest to Senator Stewards serial
speeches the silver question. but none of the
newspaper men had far been able to find the re-
lation between the Execution OF Charles ]. the
formed the three great subdivisions OF the Senator
remarks during the session Would Mr. Allison have
the goodness to ask Senator Stewart improve the
present opportunity by making few remarks. clos
Ing the endless chain of circumstances revolving
around that triad Of historical epochs?
The request caused an un-Senatorial explosion OF
merrirnent the floor. Mr. Allison showed the
note TO Mr.. cullom Both laughed, They handed
II about and those to whom they showed laughed
likewise. Finally they took 1t over senator Stew
art But the Nevada statesman presumably re-
garded II no laughing matter. He read H. and his
sivery whiskers vbrated with the violence of his
emotions. lie even thumped the desk at which he
sat- and cast a fiery glance at the heads that ap-
II he explained the connection It lost to the
lookers-on
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

4e will sail on the Fourth OF July and expects to
make a tour Of Germany France and Switzeriahd
IN h,s bcycle His wife will accompany him.
Tho Rev Or. John Balcom Shaw will preach a
snccia sermon 10 hcy lists tomorrow evening al
the West End Presbyterian Church. One-hundred-
and-hfh-st and Amsterdam ave- Tho service be-
gins at o'clock.
Justice Beach in the Supreme Court, yesterday
APPOINTED Charles l.. Guy. william h. Barker ana
Henry \. Porter as commissioners 20 appfa'se t''e
value OF property to be taken for PARK IN inc
r-s,,v-thlrd Ward at One-hundred-and- -sxty-sec-
ond-st and Cronwe-aye.
The Fall RIVER IInc will operate its double ser
vice this summer from June % TO September 8. IN
elusive During this period the Priscilla. Puritan
Plymouth and Pilgrim will be In commission TO-
gether two of them running nightly between He"-
York and Fall RIVER while on sundays thefe Will
be one boat a, SD p m. The $50 p. m boat VII
run express TO Fall River touching nj Newport on
Monday mornings only. while the $50 p m. boat
Will land at Newport. reaching there about IN the
morning remain there until o'clock and then so
TO Fall River
Tho Union Trust Company yesterday withdrew
s7!o 30 gold from the sub-Treasury in exchange
for certificates OF deposit. The certificates came
into possession o, the trust company a. various
times after the last bond issue cash They we're
issued against gold deposited By unsuccessful bond
bidders The withdrawal does not affect the Treas
ury balance.
N1c revenue cutter Chandler Is tf nrst OF tho
f1ur cutters In this harbor 10 receive her new coat
o, white paint The other Government vessels In
this harbor .l soon change their black and bur
uniforms for the more attractive white OF the new
Navy.
The Hotel Normardic hy-the-Sea Cnear Seabright.
y. d. under the management u Ferdinand p.
Earle Will open to-day for the reception Of guests.
with popular prices Great improvements have
been made IN the hotel ana grounds this winter.
ani everything IS nov In nrst-class order. All
boats and trans stop az Normandie station time
from FOOT OF Rector-st. one hour and twenty min
utes.
Tho American Art Galleries at No East TNven-
ty-;hirl-st are closed every Saturday after p.
bat from A. m. until that hour the loan collec-
ton m aid OF The Tribune Fresh Air Fund and
The Hcrald' Free Ice Fund is on exhibition IN
the galleries. ami on each other weekday the eN-
billion IS open TO the public from a. m TO p. IN.
Tho directors OF the Manhattan Beach Hotel and
Land Company yesterday elected George :. Edgell
president. TO succeed the late Austin Corbin Aus
tin Corhin. jr elected a director. to MI tho
vacancy caused by the death ot his father.
An entertainment and smoker will bc given to-
nigh, by the Republican ASS citation OF the Ninth
Election District Of the NXlIId Assembly District
AZ tho Harlem Casino. one -hundrcd-and-twe twenty
nnh-st and Sevcnth-ave Tho committee has
spared pa n, TO make the evenings entertain
mcnt Success
The Spring street Presbyterian Church will to-
morrow celebrate the completion OF sixty years of
worship In building The pastor VIII deliver an
historical sermon In the morning
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

The attendance at the Last day Of the sumrn""
fair Of the Queens County Agricultural Society was
larger than on the former day Financially the 'Nhi-
bition has been a success. There wcro nVe series
Of races run on. which furnished good sIor'. The
winners We're:
First Race Foals Of 1sai mares anl geldngs ~.
stations, open TO all. George Ticchurst bay mare
Sher ion. Time-3OGs,.
second Race iligh-bred horses. either owncl or
bred Ia the country, with no rec ~ hr,'fr tnai'
236. go
Third Race-Single road horses, open 10 all with
no re ord better than 20; NJ. r. Brush. cn'stnrt
horse Lambert Wilkes Time 2Ai2.
Fourth Race Single road horses, mares. geldlngs
and stations open to al with record better than
three minutes; l. ". Iioxhouse. gray ecldng. Gray
Dick Tmc-2g1i2.
to-day
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
purpose of analysis but the Court refused the app


cation. , -. -.o.o.,,,ton
Mr. Mcintyre then announced that the prosecutor
had no further rebutta. evidence 10 produce Nj
Brooke formally moved that the Court shoulu a. a.,
rect the Jury TO acqu the defendant on the gr1uius
OF the insuficency and mmateriality or the esteiro
adduced by the prosecutor, ana also tndt .e ~ T.,
dictment aid not set out with sufficient clearnSs IN
accordance with the provisions OF the coue; M ene
charges against the defendant The Recor'sei' NOV"
ever denied both motions ., ,,.as an
Al this tuncture the usual hour Tor recess was ap
nroachine and the Recorder int!mated max ne Noii
adiourn until . o'c,ock wien he would eXpect MI.
Brooke TO begin his summing up. Counsel I0r ne
defence evidently taken by surprise anu oIGd 1hi
he had fully expected that he would not ne odIcu
,iron 70 make his summing up untn Monday morn
ing The Recorder said that so much tl!lc hHi ~.
ready been devoted to the case that ne couiu not
counienanre any further delay . %, ~ 80.
,.But Your Honor" urged Mr.. Brooke. Il am not
only unprepared but | am neither In a physlcal oi
mental condition 70 make my summing up ,oen ror", ibe
Conseouentlv consultation took pace between me
r,specfve counsel In the case. and the RccordeT anu
tnally on the understandings that Mr irooKe ani
Air MCINTYRE would no; occupy more than three anu
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

r'nderhnl Society OF America, Friends Seminary.
go +.
Intcrscholastlc Athletic Association championship
games. Columbia oval Up m.
Larrhmont. Grccnvilc and Tower Ridge yacht
club rcgattas.
Eugene v Dcbss address. Schielicin's Hall,
Brooklyn. p. IN.
American Whist League tournament. Manhattan
Beach.
Annual flower show. Ncwsboys Lodging House.
40. . Duane-at.. | tc s p. m.
Brooklyn Jockey club races. Gravesend 230 p m
John T.. Mlholand Club. Vth Assembly District.
no 100 Clinton Place. p. IN.
North side Rcpubll an club Mckinley meeting
no 2.GI Thlrl-ave. p III.
Bicycle races Waverly \. j.. 2'S0 p
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MIR. HARE PLIES A WHIP.
HE MEETS DIR. O'sULLIvAN IN ELM-sT
AND ASKS FOR A RETRACTION.
TIE LATTER REFUSES. AND THE IRArE LAWYER
LAsHEs THE nocroR's HAT BIT GETS
MORE THAN lie BARGAINED
FOR IN RETURN.

After the adjournment OF the Fleming case yes
tardav a personal encounter between Dr. William
7 O'Suivan who has been retained as speci1l
counsel in the trial, and Robert J. Hare.
another member Of the legal profession took pace
in front Of the Criminal Court Building, IN E.m-st
The nl-feelng between the two lawyers which found
vent IN such an unsecmly public exhibition. was
caused by A sotto voce remark made by DR. O'Su-
van during the early days Of the Fleming trial. The
name of MI Hare mentioned by Nj Brooke
in the examination Of a witness. ana Dr.
O'Sullivan, leaning over 10 his colleague. Mr.. Nc
Intyre asked is that the iaire who Is the convict
and shystar lawyer" MIR. Brooke overheard the re-
mark and somewhat injudiciously drew the Court =
attention 10 Il. Mr.. Hare, upon learning the un-
favorable manner In which he had been stigmatizei,
not only expressed Indignation. but threatened that
he would personally chastse Or. O'Suliivan when
opportunity offered.
YESTERDAY. after the rising Of the court Dr. o Sui
Ivan with his arm full Of Law and medical books.
started from the Criminal Court Building for his
Office He stood at the corner Of Elm-st.. waiting
for a streetcar when Mr.. iaire. who occupies an
Office in the Kennedy Building. opposite the court.
observed him 1t evident that MI Hare had
been watching. for sooner had DR. OSulivan
halted at the corner Of the street than the former
rushed across TO the melico-egal expert and asked
If he intended 10 retract the statement he had re-
aIt's none of your business" replied the doctor,
with an emphatic qualification; but almost before
the words had left his mouth. Mr. Hare withdrew
from beneath his coat a horsewhip and suddenly
little too high however. ana struck the crown OF
the doctors hat. rolling Il 70 the sidewalk
and shooting out his fist. caught his assailant a
heavy blow upon the bridge of the nose. He fol-
face badly disfguring Mr. Hare. BY this time the
combatants were surrounded by a large crowd. al
though the incident had not occupied In all more
than half a minute. Two officials Of the General
Sessions interposed 10 prevent further nosuiiticS
escaped from the scene by jumping on a passing
car To A Tribune reporter Mr Taire said
he had obtained ali the satisfaction that he required
and did not intend take further proceedings
against DR. O'Sullvan. . 49,
Later Dr. OSuilivan seen. He said II
shall make no retractiOn whatever. What said
goes An opportunity has been given Mr.. Ha1re TO
appear on the witness stand and 'leny the truth
OF my remark but he has failed 10 avail himself
ne
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
FEES FOR FLEMING JURYMEN
WARRANTS FOR THEIR PAY SIGNED By MR..
CAMPBELL.

Acting City Chamberlain John II. Campbell yes
terday signed coz warrants for the pay OF jurymen
called in the Fleming trial. none of whom served
in the case Tho amount OF fees represented by
these warrants aggregates $72S, and does not in
c,ude all the pay OF the rejected excused Jurors
summoned TO try Mrs Fleming. About seven hun
dred persons were cited in the case as jurymen or
talesmen.
Mr. Campbell said yesterday that Jurors war
rants amounting between $1,000 and $4,000. rum
ming back for many years were in the possession
OF the clerk OF the Court of General Sessions. which
never have been called for. There exists an i'm
preston among men who are summoned as jurors. -
said the acting Chamberlain that by falling to
call for their warrants they make present of their
fees to the court clerks. This Is not the case. The
warrants are made payable to the jurymen them
selves and the clerks could not draw the money II
they wished 10 do Some OF the unpaid war
rants lying In the General Sessions offices date
back 10 the '70s There should be a law that would
authorize the return to the city treasury OF all
warrants Of this kind not called for within a Ger
tain time 1t would give the city many thousands
OF dollars that DO nobody any good"
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
AN OLYNPIAN CONTEST.
ENTERTAINING WAR BETWEEN THE TlChhi
sprCr-r.ATORs AND OSCAR HAMMERSTElN

A part of the show at Oscar HammerS.e"
OIvmpla is now exhibited on the sidewalk IN rom
Of the building 1t is especially gratifying 10 'hoSe
who admire a fight. 1t is all because the ne" roo
arden Is drawing such big crowds anu 'ie ~ ~'o'
sneculators want to get their share, or wha' theS
= ,,,o,sod ~ regard as their share of the spois.
Nr uammerstein objects TO ticket SPECTATORS, anu
when he objects to anything he objects nara iiere
were twcntyeight spectators about the place last
night and there were seven "barkers 10 ten ''o
people who came along that the uche'S oo"s"' u
Them would not be received at the door
In sn,ta of all warnings the spectators solo
ru,rber Of tickets and when they were onereu
% the doorkeeoer he refused to accept them inc
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
HONE NEWS.


ppovlNENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.
CAMBRIDGE-Rlr1 Won Brunng. OF the German
r,ri,.4v a., Washington. General Won Thcman or
GERMANY ana Ernest Longfellow. ENERkTT-The
Re-, Dr Daniel. of London. FIFTH AVENUE
senator WATSON C. Squire and l'r. Horacio Nizman'
~ Ws.hlngton INiPERIAG.-J Sterling Morton.
Secretary of Agriculture. MErROPOLE-fx-Se Sena
tor T. lmund O'Connor. OF Binghamton. y. y. MUIR
RAY HGII.-Profcssor william Watson. Of Boston.
WALDORF Sir Andrew Noblc and the Hon. :.
Raring OF F.u-lanl. and Edward X. Siallo. OF Cln-
cinnau WINDSOR Michael Doran. member OF the
Democratic National Committee for Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TRANS NTfC TRAVELLERS

Among those who VIII sail to-day the Cunard
steamship Campania are Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Mar
tin Bradley Martin. jr.. @. l.. Lorlard, Mr. and
Mrs. Wllam T. Dodge, g. Barring, ". H. Osborn
and Washington Din
The French Line steamship la Gascogne takes out
among others H. H. Flagier. Captain Bongoun. Or
Manuel Johnson Or. Nosirand and Miss VI. l..
Whitney.
Among the passengers who arrived last night on
the steamer St Louis. from southampton. were
Randolph II. Chandler. Colonel w. j. Eng,edue Nrs
r. .. French. Andrew j. Hope. John jay Knox +
y. Smith and Horace lnWan.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TIE THREATENED STRIhE Of IhiH""''
TT IS SAID THAT 10000 MAY co oUT-THE AL
LEGGED GRIEVANCES.

RI Is SAID THAT lU,WU MhI "V "'' ~
LEGGED GRIEVANCES
r, ,o,horbood OF Tallors was busy yesterday
e., rorfectinp It's arrangements for the big strhe
which I; IS said will be begun on or ABOUT J"i, =
On the night Of June 80 the inishers VIII noIu % d
mass-meetng and decided whether or not 10 s'r'Ne
There are about 800 nnshers, and II they go % gu,
the workers in the other branches OF the trane WIZ
do likewise. 1t is expected mat 'o'"' WIN
altogether. ,,, r,,slrcss
I, was said yesterday that the tailoring puS'nV o
was in a deporablc condition. and that lu"S D. o.
nersons were out of work In consequence ne
tailors declare that the contractors. urgei on ~
the large clothing manufacturers haVe ~ into
,,ar,aCe of the dull times 10 force tAeii pdCh my @
tbe task-work system. They also say mar tnrS & az
expected do more work now III a al1 LaS 70 do he
hntoreovnn more than they were asked 10 =" "c-
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20

CHARGED WITH GRAND LARCENY AND LOCKED
III ~ TIE TuMrs.
Elisha williams. an aged man. who hHs h~"n ac'-
ing "a executor of tho estate Of Grors" Lave. ~
his city. was brought here yesterday from h's
home ~ Dupont. y j. on rcqnis!tion papers. ch'rs-
ing grand larc' lv.
on April Y. Williams was appointed executor Nv
,h surrorafe Of this county AZ executor he piacei
Z, 90 In the Emigrants' Industrial Savings Rank H."
afterwards drew th.s money out ana invested II IN
BrOoklyn property. -" plI inc 4N' 10 w.,
hnlrs OF the I.Awcs estate. They suspected mat al
was not right And demanded an accounting ii'
mon paid them Sl.Op They c!fcl hm - appear be-
fore Inc Surrogate and account f0r the money. lie
did not appear An Indictment for grand larceny
then secured
williams who is seventy-cghi years oi con.
sentel 10 waive oXtradltion proceedings. ana SAD
thar ne had committed no crime II" WaS arrafn'I
before Judge COwing late In ne day ANA nAh w1'
Nxed at 81 800 He unahl" 10 furnish tins. how
ever and was committed 20 the Iombs
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
A USELESS REPETITION.
LITTLE OF IMPORTANCE TO THE FLEM-
ING TRIAL IN THE REBUTTAL

pporrssop MOTT CoNTRADICrs PROFESSOR
cHrrrENDEN's STATEMENT AS TO THE TINE
NECESSARY FOR DIR. sCTEELE TO
MAKE HIS ANALYSIs-COUNSEL
TO SUM Up on MONDAY.
Contrary 20 the announcement when couhsei lo'
Mrs Fleming made on Thursday afternoon TO
-ur,her evidence was produced yesterday on be-
half of the defendant. Consequently the deieH'o
have cast entirely aside the arguments tha' -n'S'
Bliss was an habitual arsenic-eater ana tha' ne'
death was due 10 suicide, and rely Wholly On us
creditins Dr. Scheele and his testimony Inc 'S'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
GEORGE n. WYCKOFF TUPPOVING.

Resting easily and improving steadily was the
report lssued yesterday by the physicians attending
President George II. Wyckon Of the Bank Of New
Amsterdam at the New-YOrk Hospital The
banler ch noes for recovery from the bullet wound
inflicted by George Ii. Sempc, who made "A crazy
demand for $500, were regarded IA excellent last
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TO GO 10 BUDAPEST.

seventy-hve persons. most Of them HungarianS
viii sail to-day on the steamship Spaarndam for
Rotterdam. They constitute party who 20 TO at
tend the celebration Of the Hungarian millennium
at Budapest. Among those who 60 Count
Ladislaw Gyurky, Stephen Rescanszky. Miss Eliza
beth Karabelyos and Charles Kern
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
TIE CAR DRIVER HELD ~ Custody

Amos Richardson, sixty y-ars old. OF No. 4lG West
1Ynirtv-s,xth-st the man who was driving n feed
car OF the Fourth-aye. line AMI was arrested Tor
killing Mrs r.. Parret. the cycst, OF No. i5 West
Twenty first st. Thursday, arragned In the
Yorkvile Court yesterday morning, and was COM
mtted 10 the custody of the Coroner.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINfATIfRE ALMANAC

Sunrise :2s Sunset 734 Moon 80 Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A.M-Sandy Hook ?39 GOV. Island 25i Cell Gate AZ
PM Sandy Hook 1916 Gov Island $3.50 Hell 532