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New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
THEY ALL WANT HIS MONEY.
| 4 WIFE AND THREE SISTERS. EACH OF WHOM WAS
BIOOMER's SPECIAL BENEFACTOR.

BIOOMFHS SPECIAL BENEFACTOR
The Supreme Council Of the Royal Arcanum has
appealed to tho New Jersey Court Of Chancery to
determine who is entitled $1,000. the insurance
the life of Charles c. Boomer a tugboa; captain.
who died OF consumption In February. 1894. His
death has caused a family row The beneficiary
originally was his wife. Mrs. Sadie Bloomer. on
August g. 1892 h had this changed. and made his
three sstons. Harriet Eoomcr and Ars. Eliza B.
Mum OF Jersey city. and Mrs Jessie B. Wright.
of Nev-York city, the beneiciaries each to re-
ceive 81 G0D Five days prior to his Death his policy
was again changed. His wife again excluded.
Harriet Bloomor was named TO receive $3.50; MIe.
Wright $780, and Mrs Munn $50 Whom the claims
were fled agains; the Royal Arcanum Mrs Sadie
Roomer the widow. demanded 5000. Mrs Mum
claimed $1,000 Miss Bloomcr demanded $3.50. AMI
Mrs Wright preferred the sl.o0J. but would offer
legal resistance If tn, order paid her $500. The
Supreme Council concluded 10 have the matter sub
rnit;cd TO the court and Nlce-Chauccllor Ptney be
gan Yesterday taking testimony. Tire widow. who
he's one child testified that her husband owned
t,,gboat which was inortgagci and while he was
cndeavoring 10 recover his health In Colorado for
r.n. onthq She managed his business affairs and
paid the dues to the order She said his mind was
weak his mother and brother had died in an insane
ay,lum and he was undu,y influenced by his sis
tei Harriet. at VIII lsc house he RENAME" loi "
snort time 49,,
Harriet Rloomer deposed thci she hal paid the
assessments to the Royal Arcanuna. 9Na ntl al
yanced the money to her brother TO Idf MS rN-
pensee while n colorado. Mrs. ELIZA Nunh also
accused Harriet with having improperly influenced
RlOomer. and claimed she WAS properly entlll"i 20
81 900 for kinlncsses to the deceased NJ: NriSht
ton to reduce her allowance from $1,000 to 500. The
case was not concluded.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
CAS- LIGHT FOR ELIZABETH


Elizabeth Jan : tSpoclaD.-rho conirnrt FOR lrh'-
ing the streets ~ Elizabeth for three y'nfs was
afior n big rght in tho Cl'y Council tonight.
awarded hy a vote of TO 20 m" Elizabeth Town
Gas Light Company ~ which John tfan g. the
owner at price ~ 80 a lamr rc1riy for ens lrAis
and {i0s each per year for az urhts The oppose
fion company. thr Suburban Electric L.-ht Com
panv. was championol hy Mayor Rankin. PRESIDENT
Barr OF Tho city Council. end Senator Voorhees,
Senator Voorhees, counsel for thc Suburban El-"-
trc Lirht Company. protested AGAINST the action
the CITY Council N awardiur tho contract as rn-
fair and unjust 20 his company which a. Nfsf was
the lowest Bidder. am ho declared that the, would
take steps 20 carry the mntfor into court
Mr. Voorhees, said aficIWagd to Tho Tribune re-
porter. "Thc Committc" or Street Lighting mon
kcYod with our bid We were 5000 lower than fh"
gas company. but they allowed IN to rrf IN another
proposal without giving us "a" sam" pfit til'e".
say II f. an outrage. and won't submit t. it
Hot words exchanged between President
Barr ana Alderman jenkins during the No. 'ate. The
former declared that people would say II th" Ea~
company got tho contract that u owned tn" CITY
Council and wanted 10 crush the Suburban Company
out OF existence. Alderman jenkins jumped zap
and. Sinking hts finger at President Barr. wanted
him understand that no company or individual
owned or bought him up. and that II was false and
insult to make such an assertion. President Barr
tried 10 qualify his remarks. but his explanation
not satisfactory to Alderman jenkins. who was
mad clean through.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
ND\TCI,AIR

The Aliruisi Society held - first meeting OF !"
year yesterday morning. Reports sno"'a A'A'
more work l. h,.uE accomplished than citA" "s'
been given Tor Sowing classes have been es'a'
usbe1 which are attended by about afty women ana
GIRLS IN. latter evincing much enthusiasm. ips
society hope. To start day uugs.ft. lN' .'Nt ~.
mothers an opportunity % earn Do 'Hff i'1 ~.
selves instead Of being relieved tS ff" t1'l.i y ~
society had charge OF delivering en- .silnts l'nhs.s
10 the needy I'm Mont clair. and di*ifiNit al ''e
TONS in a careful au. l.~'rrl ng manner -.
The officials OF the Montca'r branch of me pta
ware Llckawanua ami Western railroad profess
know nothing about the order sad 20 nave oesh
sued aglins; the carrying of large 'inIcs upon W."
road. 49,, h.s
The Montcar Building and Loan A. 1tat.oh "a
chosen these officers. President. " \ Boyle NSs
president, Charles H. Baker. director J. 10y >mves
crane. W H. ketcham. John Carlson George "
Long and Albert Frcach.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
HE OFFERS TO COMPROMISE.
4 TRUCE IN THE EDISON PHONOGRAPH
SUITS
THE INVENTOR WILL. ASSIGN HIS PATENTS TO
THE ASSETS OF BOTH WILL FOLLOW

THE INVENTOR WILL. ASSIGN HIS PATENTS ~
TIE TWO COMPANIES. AND A SALE OF
TIE ASSETS OF BOTH WILL FOLLOW
THE OFFER ACCEPTED.
An offer OF compromise made in Vice-Chan-
cellor Pitney's Court in Newark. yesterday, by
Thomas A. Edison. put end to the law suits
in which Mr. Edison the Edison Phonograph Works
and the North American Phonograph Company are
involved. John r. Hardin. the receiver of the
North American Phonograph Company. had recon-
mcnded that the compromise he accepted. and In
formed the attorneys of all parties that he would ap-
ply for a rule to show why the proposition
should not be accepted
Yesterday the receiver read the terms or the
proposition. These that Mr.. Edison shall assign
the North American Company all phonograph
patents applied for. subsequent 10 August l. 1sSS.
assign TO the Edison Photograph Company all
phonograph patents applied for on or before August
!. 1NSN; abandon claim for royalties and abandon
claim for damages for breach of contract; the
Edison Phonopraph Works to consent to final
decree fer injunction prayed for. and abandon
claim for damages Tor breach Of contract. the Edi
son Fhonograph Company to assign to North Amer
lean Company al! patents applied for subsequent to
August l. lNSs. and heretofore assigned by Mr..
Edison the receiver 20 adm.t the validity of the note
ana pledge OF the Edison Photograph Company
stock. the validity Of tdisons claim first proved,
adding $e."o deducted account of the courthouse
sale. subject - deduction Of the amount to be real
lied 10y sale Oi pledged stock.
lhr rntir" assets OF the North American Phono-
Gialh Company. except claims against directors for
nrcltruA un"drn"I dividends. TO be sold within
thirty days under the order of the court. at public
81" - th" highest bidder IN the following manner:
F4tfi- IHe stock oi ihr Ellison Phon0graph Com
pnhy 10 ID" sold separately. Sec)nG-'rhe rema ming
~ rl" except claims against directors the com
fdny 30 ne sold separately Third-The entire
assets except claims against directors OF the com
NiiE, - be- sold a. q whole. ~ The aggregate Of
iiri ana second bids should hc higher than The third
ih'y az" - ne accepted. hui = the third bid should
d." h~hor than the Aggregate OF the other TWO Il Is
10 p' accepted II tn frs; and second bids should
' acc"ici fhe amount Of the first b!I IS 10 be paid
20 NJ" Ffi!f on to the oi.nt due on the note and
d'idct'd from D.. II the aggregate bid should be
pt'd ;h"n snodl part Of n shall be paid and an
Died on the note as Will 0c equivalent TO the propor-
f'n mat the highest FIST bill bears TO the sum of
"a, hsh - nrsi AMI second bids The Vlce-Chan-
ccl'I reserved decision ''''
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
SHOTS EXCHANGED WITH HIGHwAYMEN.
THE LIVELY EXPERIENCE OF TWO Young ME
IL MEsT OEANl.E At NlGiir-

Orange Jan (Spc-iaD.-Frefer!ck Stone. OF
Cinton-ave.. Newark and John Elweh of Union
ave Irvingion yesterday drove 10 the penfentiary
at Caldwell. where Young stones father Is the war
den They had thrilling experience on tho way
home While driving along Valley Road West 'r-
ange. late N night. near the llewelyn Park en-
trance three mon came ont from tho sidewalk ana
approached TIE vehicle one Of them made graz
al th- horses head while the other two dashed up
20 ;hc side of the buggy and told the mon 10 shell
out" Flwoli was DRIVING. and he bat ih" horse a
cut with tho whip. The animal hrok" loose. throw
ing down ~. man who had tuI ~ MN H'NA'
drew his revolver and hrod iwn shot, 40 me mon
one Of the hirhwaym"r returned a sh't 81. ih' TWO
your. men drove on Store went - zoe West 'I-
auge poll" station ana reported me hNiir. ,nl.'r
I,rDfr.r- 0uf 80 iIve-f4e.- ana AZ i+i'i"
feds pharmacy. Iclr TIE spot ~A'f' iN" si"lliNf
occurred b. flnul a woman 80 h}ri"rir. Sh" htI
been waiting for q tro'l"y-rar. ani ~n"n ih' fh''7
were fired clos" hy thought thtt 'r" mon w'f"
shoot ng a. 80 tfl.r % l.-hvlf mon 'N.4l" "r
r,un. sfor. f positive fit' ns .fr .|0.fif "N.
~ tho mon. Tho place whore ffe rHii.uF . -Hffrl
IS a lonely one. and f" f-oN.mift "' i.i'"'.Ifn
Park gives ample opportunity for mon q" N' 'i-i
into tho bushes aud escape.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
ARLINGTON AND KEARNY.

Robert Nutter. Of the best halfbacks In the A.
eociation Football register d,eG Monday in his
home in Walnut-st.. Kearny. He had been III
less than one week. anl his sudden death leaves
his Wife and children n destitute circumstance
The Keauy Rangers Fooibf. tluh. OF Vaicn NJ
was a member, will play the Calei0nians next sat.
urtay. In Cosmopolitan Park. for the oeneft of ths
WIDOW ami ner children. Mrr Nutier arrived here
T. i. I.neliud less than two Wonths ago. and
said yesterday that her husbands sickness nsd
used up the last dollar in h'r possession
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
TROUBLE AHEAD FOR DAIRYMEN
THE STATE BOARD oF HEALTH WILL COMMEN0s
PROSECUTING THEM

Trenton Jan. ,Specho.-Stlte Dairy Commp
soncr George Mcclure may cause tn arrest oi se'
eral we..-knowr dalrymtn in lpner Nsw-Jeis' "
few days on charges OF contacting whn ~
known a. "-wi ialri,s and selling diseased m.s.
The state auth say .hat d.s"a-'i e9Nss e9s II -
herdel In HUDSON toGniN In the nt.Ne-t h'n. - -
siabss and ed on swill. These COWS are 80 80
diving OF tuberculosis Yet the milk j. tesma'g
shpped TO NeM-NOrk. Philadelphia and towns
this state \ bg appropriation and radical lssls"ss
ton vii b. insisted upon 10y the authorizes pe"'
the i.,gis.aturc next week. ~
The St,te authorities Say that all daries sho.. shoss
only be permitted to supply mix 10 comnuh,,,ss ~
after having been granted "A license by . tesu.a'3
,,nss,i,utsd board that would first satisfy iss
that the dairvman was NJ person - condueI ~
business Legislation of this character may \
recommended 10 the Legislature the streng'ns
the discoveries made. The commission bei'te 'S Ss
dairlas of the state should be- made.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
EAST NEW ARK.

The first snowfall has brought into prominence tn
unique contract which NJ Hesslin has entered into
with the borough authorities OF East Newark to clear
the streets Of that town of during the present
season for the low Of S25. Hesslin Il an e..
centric character, and since December - has made
deal. L IL supposed that he intends 10 clean the
walks with morse shovel, but as there are several
miles OF walks IN the borough. his nelghbOrs and
others Interested consume much time specuiatins
or mis- possible profits or losses.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
sELF-DEFENcE. SAYS HOLLAND.


ATTACKED HIM.
Rutherford Jan. : (SpeclaO.-Archie Snn"iiF OF
Jersey CITY Heights, who Is lying seriously ""' 81
the Hackensack Hospital as q result 81 wounds
from a club IN the hands OF Police Captain Holland
was reported yesterday as being somewhat I'M
proved.
Hollands story Is that he went TO the cell ana uh-
fastened Il. when Sunhury spranS AZ him ih' zap
tain says that. IN selfdefence. he struck "i S"n""Iy
with his club. AMI. pushing him back into the cell
locked the deer ,.,
The Police Committee OF the Borough Council
with the Mayor held secret meeting Iis' niE"l.
Holland Appeared before them. and the 'ouHcll"'Il
evidently accepted his explanation OF s'i-ci'nc' 'S
no punishment was inflicted upon him. Inc non
bers OF the police force were cautioned ho' 10 use
their clubs too freely.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08

Last summer the actress. with her mother ana
brother. passed her vacation at Cheesequake Tney
owed bill TO Mr. Hopper, who Is also storeKeeper'
and when they went away on October ii the post
master attached her two trunks, and the constable
took charge Of them. The trunks contained cloth
ing and jewelry and Miss Totten contended that the
seizure Of her clothing prevented her engagement
with any theatrical company for nearly month
The case was argued before Justice Ford on Mon
day
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
rop SKINNER.


...... j.. ,h.ervod that both the Bergen AS
,,..,,or are nut in the Skinner column
go Do-orssa relies upon getting one OF 'ne'.
Go ora three members in Mddlesex' anu
.s s,ao counts on two. The Skinner h'a"fe-
.,,,,s claim, one each from CumoefiaHu'
,fo,nouth. Somerset and Camden whi'e '''
ssure-makers for Derousse say tney nave
,,o, unon the solid delegations from THESE coui'-
Ties Both sides count upon the two nen'o''S
from Norris 100 bos
the actual truth is that neither "'''
~,adged TO him the TWENTY-FIVE votes heceSs"'
- n nomination Skinner is undoubtedly IN 'ne
load but whether he shall win or lose depends
on four or ive men now on the fence VINO are
anx;ous above all things to be on the SIDE OF VIZ
tory
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
FRANK BURGERS SECOND TRIAL"
"a Jr-ROR TAKEN II1.-NEw EVIDENCE FOX lhf
Defence.


Defence.
Tho sacond trial Of Frank Burger for the murder
.na robbery Of John F. Englebrecht at SecaucuS'
,,os continued IN Jersey City yesterday. Inc ses-
s,on Of the court was abruptly terminaten IN '"e
or,ernoon. Harry A. Williams, a juror compiaheu
NJ helng H. Dr McLain was called In ana iou"u
the ,ror had an liberated sore throat ana orderen
bic removal The Juror was sent to his room NJ 'he
hotel where the jury stopping ana the court au
journed ., a-o
The only interesting developments yesterday were
fiat Daniel Broder. who was IN the saloon on t"e
,,oh. of the murder testified that Engeorecht TOOK
class of beer upstairs to Louis Bauer the Ola man
,,,o did chores about the place. This corropora'eS
the story told by the accused man at the FORMER
tria, and contradicts Schilling an important VIII
nass for the state. who testified at the last trai
that the saloon was closed when Englebrecht ana
1,ureer went upstairs with the beer when II was
,,,;,na,ed nv the state drugged. BISder anu
,iarti, Teute who In the saloon toec,hcr, W.
..ri,sctes TO rigid REORGANIZATION, ana lhe idc'
,nS olici,cd that shorty after the murncr they,
,yi.h Michael Walsh. took trip TO Washi.e ION ait
,broupS Virginia The inference from TINS - ,ih @
the defence will try show that the TWO men ii,
tr rnusIIally large sum OF money Tor tneH WITCH
r., g. co,,,d AFFORD TO 90 on this outing: .
when the adjournment was ORDERED Juuse itptii,,
cott directed that the jurors shouid De a1SV os,
obstemious while at the hotel ~ ls sald tnat
Sar,nar iurv in a murder had ilved expehsiNeIy
~ The hotel literally sampled the best wines ana
:be county had q big hotel bill 10 pay
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
4 FARMER NEARLY KILLED.
rIIRowN FROM 4 WAGON INTO A GREEK tn

THROWN FROM 4 WAGON mo 'hrI-" '
THOLLEy-CAR COLLISION
Uscl<.nsach Jan tSpeclaD. James Van buss"'1
slxty-four years old. II farmer. OF GARFIELD D. ~
with A peculiar accident AT Brrry's Creek p'"s'
this morning. -, "a,
The wagon on which he was riding was ssru,~ .
and MS overturned Van Bussum was threMm ...,t
the railing OF the bridge TO the stone n,"H and
about ten feet below He struck on % nis 'Sr,,wned
had net the conductor ard mo,orman of 'ns y, pr
rescued him. He was taken TO the v',s0 rsaund1
Charles y brooks Rutherford. and his W. """'rS -
were dressed lie was afterward reno's~ ~
home His injuries are said 10 be fata-
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
TELEPHONE POLES CHOPPED DOWN.

ROsETI.E PEOPLE ODJI.OT TO TIE MNTHODs or
A NEW COMPANY.
Elizabeth. Jan (speciaD-A telephone has
broken on, at Roseiie three miles from here where
a company OF which W. j. Lans.ey is manager has
been active.v engaged in putting up poles.
The properiy-owners thought II was the Suburban
Electric Light Company that erecting the po.cs
and when they learned that il was a new telephone
company. which they said had received franchise
they became indignant. and today they went TO
work and chopped down sixty Of the poles. Mr.
Lans.eY declares that his company has a right 10
poles and that he VIII set them up again ana
fight the matter out In tho courts.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
A DINNER TO GOVERNOR wERTs
THE RETIRING EXECUTIVE ENTERTAINED BY HIS
MILITARY STAFF

MILITARY STAFF.
Governor Werts who will shortly retire from pub
lie life was rendered n banquet by the members OF
his military staff at the Waldorf, In Ncw-lork last
night. The table set in the State chamber.
which was elaborately decorated. pleasant feat
ure Of the evening was the presence Of Governor
elect John W Gr.gEs. At tho conclusion OF IN"
dinner Governor Wcrts was presented with "A hand
lOying-cup. with the name of th" don rs "ll-
zoncl IL in gold letters. In neat spcoch. tho
Governor thanked his star for the gift ana r.f"ir'
to the pleasant relations existing between his Of
fetal family and himself
BESIDES the Governor and his s;DD cssor. those
present were Adjutant-General william ; Siryk'r.
INSPECTOR General Bird ". spencer. General T.. /.
Meany General Joseph W Plume. General. John -.
McGill General William 9. H'pp' nheimer. General
+ F. Wanser. Colonel Charles Stirling Colonel /.
D. R.dlc Colonel Dickinson Colonel ; II. y. clark.
Colonel George Pieifer Colonel Adrain. Colonel \.
r. Keescr and Colonel " =. Barrett
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
TORRATH GOT HIS NONE Y.
THE SPANIER FAMILY NOT ENlCTED.
STORY OF A HoBoKEN LANDLORD UPON WHOSE
sYMPATHIEs COLD WEATHER. SNOW AND
ILLNESS HAD no EFFECT

STORY OF HObOKEN LANDLOi'D Ii"' "''N"-
syMPATuIEs COLD WEATHER. SNOW AND
ILLNESS HAD no EFFECT.
Briasl. and early yesterday morning GUSTAV 'o' :
rath entered the Office OF Harry Rat hJens' clerk OF
the District Court in IIot5ken and deInanueu u us
possess warrant In order to have Anton Spahief anu
his family put out OF their apartments a. NO. -"o
Cavien-s, II was Vorraths fourth attemp, - re-
gain possession OF the place since Judgment was
given him On Monday
1t matercd little to Vorrath II the wind blew ana
the snow fell. for he clad In warm garments ne
had plenty 10 eat. and most OF all. he had COM
Portable home to 90 TO- AS for his half-7tarVed'
half-frozen and detected tenants, they could get
along somehow Shylock must have his pound o.
fe H. no matter whether 1t cost the life az one or two
or even four OF Spanlers family There was no ele-
mcnt of pity humanity IN his demand lie
wanted either the money or the house. As Tor the
frs, the unfortunate SpanieI had not a cent. The
last cent had b spent oaf Of bread, ana II
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
EDBOIIEN

The Hohokon Common Council will meet thN
afternoon to consider the question OF granting
franchise 20 the jersey City. Honoken ana Ruther'
ford Electric Railway Company.
& : Weinthal. proprietor OF the Star Theatre, q
Hudson-st announced yesterday that he had scA
the housa TO r. l.dwdrd DAILY. n theatrical man
TIoboken Typographical Union, No. 59 VII for
ward to Governor John W Griggs set II reso'
u,tions adopted at a meeting hold Monday night IN
which the union iniorstd Henry Grubsr as candl.
date for the position of chief inspector OF factories
md work shors.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
rpoIJ.Ey LINE IN LONG BRANCH

Long Branch, Jan (SpcciaD.-rhe Long Branch
Commission last night granted the Atlantic COAST
Electric Railway Company franchise 10 cross
Cedar. Park. Lincoln and North Lincoln aVe7'
.r,ony tho nro,1sions of the contract the plank
ing OF all crossings and the maintaining OF rag,
man at all crossings The road must be compie,eeo
nv Nav l. The only obstruction 10 II now IL the
Meyer Jonasson property. on Cedar-aye. appl!ca-
tion for the condemnation OF which VIII oe' maze
Go-inoxroN.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
FOUR RUNAWAY CoLoRED BOYS
THEY ESCAPED FRoM THE STATE REFORM
SCHOOL. AND WE'RE GLAD TO BE
CAPTURED AGAIN

CAPTURED AGAGN.
Red Bank Jan : (SpeciaD.-Four co!ored boys.
their ages ranging from sixteen to nineteen years
escaped from the state Reform School at jane
burg last saturday. They hai an unpleasant eN-
perience and were glad - be captured and re
turned To the Institution to lay. All tn runaways
were known as laundry boys. and every saturday
they were expected to carry the clean Linen ron
tn. washroom and deliver It TO the wearers. They
took advantage II this opportunity ID make ther
cscap,. That nigh, they spent In a fr-lght
near Marlboro Sunday they spent in the n,ghbo-
hood OF Freehold and SUNDAY night they tru!1ri
10 Falrhaven. y here they spent portion OF the
nigh, with "A relative OF Frank Elliott one of the
r,lnawavs The boys walked the whoc distance,
about Twenty-Five miles. and they were IN "A sorty
condition when they got to FairhaN"n Their faces.
hands and feet frostbitten, and II was heCes-
sarv 10 civ. them medical aid Their capture MAS
brought about by Henry N'pean, father Of one OF
the hovs who them at Farhlv"n. lie told
Policeman Frank S;ryker. who brought them To
Red Bank and lodged them In the lock-up An
Official OF the school took them back to Jam, sburg
this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
HE WANTED TO EVICT DYING WIDOW.
A JERSEY CITY LANDLORD PAID BY THE JUDGE


harsh avaricious landlord. infexible and per
sistent as a shyock demanded in the District Court
IN Jersey City yesterday that penniless widow dy-
ing of consumption be cviccd. The landlord IS
Michael Gibin. who owns the tenements at No. iIh
Wayne-st The stricken widow. Mrs. Annie Nc
Guckin occupies, with her seven-year-old son.
wrctched apartments in the tenement. She
struggled hard to support herself and child until
her health destroyed and the fatal disease de-
veloped. She in arrears for rent in the sum Of
Sc and Giblin began proceedings 10 dispossess her.
Constable Buddcn sent 10 the miserable hOvcl
to eject her. He too jendcr-heartcd 10 put her
on the street, and instead FASTENED Postma sier
Hewitt. who went TO her aid. II was contemplated
sending her 10 tho hospital, but the physician
declared that This would Kill her. she Fl! the
last stages Of the disease.
The landlord. whose claim was g. appeared In the
court yesterday ana insisted that the officers OF tho
court do their duty He appealed IN vain.
lie must have his rooms or his rent.
The law must be Obcyed." said Judge Puster,
scowing at the landlord Prom legal stand
point the landlord is entitled to his money and TO
the premises if the rent IS not paid I'll give juda-
ment against the widow for g. the amount Of rent
and costs. but" he added sterniy. "I not have
that poor woman put out
Drawing roll OF bills from his pocket he counted
out the amount due Giblin, and. half throwing the
money At him. exclaimed, ''Herc's your money"
The Judge then paid the costs to the clerk
New-York tribune., 1896-01-08
THEY MIGHT HAVE BEEN INDICTED.
JUDGE HOrpERs CHARGE IN REGARD To THE
PATERSON HOARD or ALDERMEN.

PATERSON BOARD or ALDERMEN
Paterson Jan. Judge John Hopper in charg-
ing the Passalc County Grand Jury to-day, said:
II wish to call attention to the presentments found
by the last Grand Jury against the Board OF Alder
men OF Paterson. They OF great importanc'.
especially those parts which deal with recent ap-
pointments to the police and fire depaf tinents ana
with the loose business methods OF the Board. The
Jury did not find Indictments yet II seems from the
prcsentments that they could have done 30
Judge Hopper then read extracts from thr pre-
sentiments which complained about the diihcuty
OF securing witnesses In the alleged cases OF bribery
against the Aldermen. and in conclusion said; The
jurora must have been OF the guilt of some ot
the persons. but unable To- ind absolute PROOF
| will hand the pr.sentments to your FOREMAN ana
would suggest that you thoroughly Investigate these
matters"