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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE OVINGTON SCHEDOLE.
NOMINAL ASSETS NOTED AS $227'soo o.
AND LIABILITIES So52.013 So
DEBTS AMOUNTING TO s3s.3s7 ~ RATED AS IN
coLLEcTIBLE-oNE MEMBER OF THE
FIRM OWES sl4.9G5 0s


The schedule of the firm OF Ovington bro'heis
dealers In chinaware. who made an ns''s.n,s
on August % was filed In the Office OF the county
c,arL yes,ordav The nominal assets are given as
s,c7 90 Os: the actual assets however Will DC 0o
siderably below this amount Liabilities are "'''N
10 be So. 0l3 y. 49,, -, -
From the nominal assets must be suptrac.eu s-'
1877 worth Of goods taken by the Sher''is " %
ava Nev.york counties under the attachment Vi
-. porc,eldt 9 Co. of New-York and also
% 800 replevined by Bawo Do,ter' IheSc 49,
~ course have not been turned over 10 H."''
N rIa,iIard the assignee Of the hrni' III. ~,
rlo contains no concise general sufi''s 1,,,.
following items OF interest. -, * ,t..v,
sqs sS7 ~: bills receivable (Brookyh'' Si' o.,
York 81 .o5 IS; fixtures. s2o"' rea' sohcdules
TN. inventory Is divided into eigh'ee" 'o.,,,,
,,,h aoyragate s757i 55. Among the corr :. "
dah,s tho following have a margn" ,.,o,
lead pencil beside them: Edw'r' 80 ,,oo,, II. !
ga esj 0s: F. J. Ovington jr" Chcaso' Vro.,ers
n Appleton Europe Si'l 20 o'ih''o" s,ro e.,
chicago seii 50. Thcodor. T. oVi''s'v'' or,nch
charles X Ovington. $40 So stephen -
SeJ 9S - GRO remark
~, I'LL for a firm that did 80 l"rse " ,,,,.
ncss as Ovincton brothers me ''an -. porg
~ any one firm j. that of S2l.l4' Y 10 ",''7 , No
fe,dt & Co. Fox the rent oil 'he p",na prowr
90, I-,rtb.avc SoGn Is due TO } kom"W>. Wv York
y" 10 e. West Thirty o. w. ,"ni
ana go ,nr At 80 IS Flatbush-"ve n nto, ' NE
amount is secured by ,I nS'T nyinrton is pro-
ecutoT OF tI o 'It Of s2 70 the firln ,.rred IN
rh,ro a,c eleven criii2rs VINO 49, credits be
a% ing np%ayd Of w A MS9isn ' of 2o are Monroe
Ovinston ~, - No, v ;,ur Ovington. OF No ia
rT aGd el' IS. HeS0 Il i, M t%G5%i
); - -; John - creditors are Francis Pced of
Sho Pierrcpon, House 500 and ne I 9neonn
iinnh s2.GO The outstanding Sa''S
Only Sl55 -. - 10 IL, charles X owing
to, i, NV and Edward J. Ovinglon btOtn,'S', h w.
Thoodors SON Charles 9yns, tones @ Of nun
Hi'r' ~ r.ci-knnwn Brooklyn people appear. ,1 ,
counsel for Of the creditor, nr nossihle that
ION for "A settlement ana u - poSS'p'' ''
H. Io rrn, may resume business soon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
AWAITING AUGUST BELMONTS RETURN

Secretary Robinson. Of the Kings County Ee
waited road said yesterday that the reimbursement
Of the affairs OF the road would not take place
until the return of August Belmont. who has en-
gagged passage from England n steamer sailing
from that country on Saturday. Mr.. Belmont H.
large stakeholder and the vice-presdent Of III"
corporation. and doubtless will have great deal
to do with reference TO the reorganization Treas
urer rockingham and other officials OF the Kings
County Company believe that the futur" OF the
road is bright. and that all that IL needed T.
extension Of time TO allow the company 10 get
It's feet The future earnings OF the road cannot
be safely estimated I'LL the cornpany's Jamaica
connections at East New-York are completed
General Jourdan whose wrist was fractured. and
who IL AT his home IN Staten leland VIII
probably be al MS Office On Monday next. unles,
complications set ia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN H. r.
StntfOns In Nev-NOr. foot OF Iinrclny md
Christopher streets WIS"
VEsrIHt LED TRANS. PULLMAN Buffet

Direct NEWARK HLOOMFIEI.D MONTCr.AIR
TIE ORANGES summit Barnardsvic Basklng
Ridge Madison Morristovn a. Passac Paterson Ron
ton. Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON BI,DDs LAKE
LAKE UOPATCONG lIackettstown SC'uO0iF,Y'S
MOUNTAIN. Washington PGiILLlPSBI' nc EASTON
WATER GtP slROtDSHl'RG pocono Mountains
SCRANTON. PITTSTON. WILKESBARRE NANTI,
COKE. pANVli.IE NORTBI MRERLAND Mont
rose BiNGiIAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Wet~r-
Vile UTICA. RcHfiEfD SPRINGS t'orrinnd
SYRACUSE. OSNEGO. ITHACA on EGO ElMTKA
CORNING. BATH. lANSNil.I.E. BrFFAIO and MI
poins WEST. AcK1fiW EST AND SOUTHWEST
500 \. NJ BlNGIiAMrON NAIL. stops AT principal
stations.
1000 A. M.-tCafe carr. ~ FFAro SCRANTON pJNG-
HANTON. rTI'A RICHFErD SPRINGS SYRIA
CCSE and OSWEio ENTREES Pullman Buffet Par
lor cars ro meet at Buffalo WITH train for Chicago
and points
100 y. M-(Cate carr. SCRANTON. wlLKEsBARRE
AMI ELMIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Bufre, Parlor
400 + ". SCRANTON. wILKEsBARRE and Pi.YM.
oITli Ell 4 IS Pullman Hume Parlor Car.
I20 =. VI tDaly)BuftA Nestibuled Limited Express
Or SCRANTON. WNGIIAMToN. ELMlRA Bur
Buffalo with train Tor Chicago ard points west.
ton ITHACA. RfriiFIElp SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Pufet SleepeTs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at II
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets ferry stations 9l2
BROADWAY III ith-ay" i2h-st 81 West l25th-s.
30 Columbus ave. Sew York 33s ard 26 Fultor-s and
iOD Broadway Brooklyn. Time-iatl giving full infoi
nation an stations
WESTcOTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call and
check aniel residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot Of DEsBRossEs AND

STATIONS foot of pesBRossEs AND co''rh"'''
9 sSo SSI1s9vENs f1i II h,o
Compamcni Sleeping Dining S%o" t.v s"T $50 a.
louisville ii5O A. ~. st. Louis 300 T. NJ w" ''''
200 s. H. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS d ExPmESs and
6a,g5 "Hf irya i" Gnc fa1 TO- 1, A. ~ Louis @
600 + w. %hs4afN end pn
'~e Cars to Chicago and CIe Gland Arrives os'e'""'
7l r. i, a oGFFnwEsT y N
and nnnr Cars TO cTenra aS 10 /, H. r. H. ~ Louis
500 p. VI 'o TAci%Ic EXPRESS raman "ep ling
car 20 Pttsburg. Connects Tor chicago many w
''' was 81 S'i,5 ASn THE souri, &,
'corgressona Linn All PaTlor and pnlnT .afS, .,e t
s1nlay SO 80 70 'p'i ? %
so 23nE S: " "F'M s.y % s
Springs Il i night dily siecpeTs to Ne" Orleans
Ia 41Sss o AZ aa;sH sSS = t as si ss
ciFsAPE&xr & OHIO RAILwAY. Express $50 P NJ
Route. 4. NJ week days. and. with Through Sleeper
Atlantic 81 city LOO p. NJ. weekdays Through Buffet
FOR ' cape Nav M ana 90 y w'e aS5 ,
30 and 100 r %ss d,y: ssadayss 30 ''i9p at In
'''"'" for f fiSa'y r .nn 81 ~ r. 10 o
20 30 8 30. o. go 90 Penna Limied). ~ II" u'h-
Ing Cro. II A. 81. u. l. 20 b T. 40 30 Goin,9as
On : ~ Dining carr e Dining carr. 30. :. J.. NJ
IeI5 night SUNDAYS. C.lj. 80. o "ao 90 Lirtea,o
10 II A. NJ dining CAR. 4. 40 dining carr. - -
dining can. G Dining carr 10. <. =. Nj. III"
night $500 49,. ,,o. -, $500, nc,
Iiroadway House, and foot o. D'sbrosses and
corand' streets. court street $50 Futon S,T@rt ~
B~o,iNay and Brooklyn Annox station loot oi fut"n
street BROOKLYN. station. Jersey city The New i"k
Trarrfer Company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and res licences through % destination
= NJ PROVOST. J. X ,Np,''
General Manager General fassr Aren'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

MORE AND
WASHINGTON
For philadelphia. week days. 40 500, s:i5 900.
1900 II 20 Dining Carr A. NJ. 1870. 200. $3.50. 400
duHe; parlor CARP 4:3o 800" 'Dirins Cerl 600. 80
900 II NJ. II II nigh. SUNDAYS 1900. II 30
DINING carr l. II. 2:oo 4:oJ 800 Dining Carr Goo
Fr b. tlnore and WASHINGTON week days. 40. SD
1000 II 80 dDinne carr \. ~ 200 1890. 300 Dining
carr GOr L NJ 1915 hghi. sundays 4:3). 1000 II 80
dining carr ". 200 500 Dining carr SEQ p. NJ.
1915 NIGHT
Tickets and pariorcaT BE- procured ~ foot ~
llo.'' s'. III ~ POI fl5 IA Lao l323 Brcadway.
~ Gh Az. 81 Easr i4h ST. 100 Eas i2jh s.. -;
Ncs, l@5'r 81. 81 Columbus Az. New Yorh Court
g.. Stn Ful - St. brooklyn: o Broadway. Williams
burg The NevYor Transie- C0mpa ~ will call FOR and
check baggage from hote.s residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
UNKNOWN MAN DROWNED.

Captain Allen OF the Astoria ferryboa, S;eirv.v
informed the Long Isaad City police yes ,eraav
morning that an unkn)wn man had fallen from
schooner in the Eas; River near Nnety-seconl-sf.
and been drowned lie said that his boa, was mix
ing the O'Clock trip across the river when he saw
man fall overheard from a passing schooner The
deckhands the ferryboti made very effor, ~
rescue the man, and yiwl WAS lowered from the
schooner, but the man saNk and LID no,
rise again The schooner w'st on her way before
Captain Allen could learn her name Nothing is
known 70 the identity Of the drowned man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
VIEW INSTRUCTORS AT PACKER INSTITUTE

Principal Truman J. BaCkus Of the Packer Inst
tute has returned to Brooklyn from his summer
vacation and is preparing for the opening OF the
school on Monday September q. There are several
changes in the staff OF teachers at Packer. among
the new Instructors being Miss Reed, from the
American School at Athens. Greece. and Miss
Gertrude r. Hale recently student at the Amer
lean School AT Rome Miss Van der Cook will teach
in the first preparatory grade. and Alice w. Allen
will be the assistant In history. Mile. RouX.
Of Philadelphia. has been engaged 10 teach In the
French department. number Of changes have
been made in the building. and valuable apparatus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
COUNTY BONDS WILL BE ISSUED.

The Board OF Estimate met yesterday afternoon
In the Mayors office to take under consideration
unpaid county obligations amounting TO S72,23 l6.
These will be met by the issue Of bonds In accord
ancc with act passed by the last Legislature.
Controller >aner said that about $50 el0 avail
able from the Courthouse extension fund. could be
utilized in paying county claims, only $4,000 In
cSnds would have TO be issued. He made motion
that the Board OF Aldermen be directed TO
sS.norse the payment Of all the county claims that
suau come before them when duly certified The
""tion was carried and the Board adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
A PICNIC FOR CHARITY.

The first annual picnic OF the Flatbush Noun-
,eer F!remeE's Association was held at Ulmer
Park yesterday afternoon and evening The affair
was for the benefit Of the Widows and Orphans
Fund and was a great success. TIE committee IN
charge was composed Of James T. McNulty. otto
Segman George craigen. Joseph -. Phillips
Thomas Drew, William f. Bull Louis T.. Harriy
John T. Kelly, Frank r. Holmes. Alfred +. Steers
Thomas NJ. S. Lott, Stephen Hare larry Blakeley.
Adam Bazar, H. j. Cuthbert and Gilbert i. Hau-
ger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
HE MAY BE CHARGED WITH BTGiUY.

Herman Stone. of Hobokcn WAS to have appeared
in the Butler Street Court yesterday to answer
charge Of aba ndonment brought by his wife May
Stone OF No. 252 Twelfth-st.. Brooklyn. When the
case called DR.. L. A Shattuck Stones bonds-
man. stated that Stone was detained in New York
a charge of grand larceny, and the case was ad-
jOurned until September p
II Is said that before Mr. Stone gets through with
the courts he Will be obliged TO TO the charge
of bgamy Mrs Stone has employed a detective
who says he has learned that Stone has been living
with woman in New-Jerscy. whom he called his
x.sffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
HE FELL INTO THE HOLE.

A DIVER HAD A TUMBLE n THE NAVY YARD
TIMBER DOCK.
A diver whose name was given as John Chapman
az work on the bottom of the timber drydock IN
the Navy Yard. narrowly escaped losing his lie
Yesterday morning Chapman had been down TWICE
efore during the morning. but OWING 10 the pecu-
liar color of the water he could only little
and did most Of his work by feeling. In the semi
darkness he stepped into the exhaust pipe OF the
dock from which the screen had been torn by the
wreck and fell nearly twelve feet. He was stunned
but retained consciousness sufficient TO give the
SIGNAL and was hurricdly drawn to the ladder HIS
ASSISTANTS helped him TO the float but 1t was more
than a quarter of an hour before he could speak
He said when he fell he expected TO see day
LIGHT again lie recovered in hour and plucklly
mt on his suit and went down again
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains ieav. W 81 station y. y. as follows aHi
IS IN earlier from foot Franklin =
:,.:,V 4 VI Daily. ioca. 70 bunalo
$50 4 NJ Daily. Local 10 Aloan, Tor CatsA. Aosa-
aIns and sara,oga psr.or 'Sr 20 A..an' ,s S,
Buffalo Niagara Fails Tolsi! Cl~s''ane 'a lag,
LIZ 4 NJ Daily except sunday 10 taisshl Moia-
,ains. New pat1. Lakes N'nonk ana M.nnsNass.
Albany. saratoga Caldwell; Ike s.s Fam" '
800 r. NJ. Daily except - ncaN. ior Al.any.
600 p NJ Daliy Tor Albany Montreal CucI sy,ssss'
Rochester. Eunalo Nagart Falls Toronto. De''NI
Cleveland. Chicago and = .ous ~
GRO p 81 Daily. except sunday f0r HewbusS Al.sny
Saratoga and M.ntreai Sieepng ear Albany TO Nh
..45 r II. C.ily. s;cep SuE.-y for Utica. syTaeI'
Rochester and Buffalo. -.
sis p IL Daily for Albany I'iica Syracuse. Pea
ester Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit. Cie'e
land Chicago and s. lods
For tickets tables psrlor end s-e2ing-car accom-.
nir-s l;rooi;.yn and New York sni
Tine tables Al principal hotels For oif"
information address
C. +. I.AMREPT feror~l pesseree- sg.,;
Nan'e-hi' ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Plans for , the following new buildings were filed

story frame assessed 5000 TO Henry -
Plans for the following rev buildings filed
yesterday:
Barnum island TWO one-s,ory frame buildings 35xa7,
81 $50 New York Sanitary Uuization Company, owner
Fourth ave west side % iest norm Of Sixie'n,sr.
and family each. cost $1,000 Burne Petersen
Southwest corner OF Third-ays and Niney- ondst
twc-story frame house 2oHt' I'm lSoi T s'V'e
Glenada Place east side. 20 feet sou:h of Decatur 81,
roof. for one family each; s2l.c". W. H. Living
SOB qb mnoriant reeorded transfers were fol-
Place $50 # Of G To,R ~ I3 Sssl
9s 1, GSo'ss Essf m %fsao $40 johanna
H.ssy 4 Of d,p p"' t6ss6 10 l Anni
Is"ss m S%5sS,' ss SEQ '9a 1900
P1,nsm, Me;s se SewYorR to Jennie
,., w'lder contract ,7io II Of shave 9osloo
h&l; AeHaneeF :, an, a''e' ............ 7.4oo
fer,y moI's"ss ~ r. W Of Bufraio-ave 25xIisx
2s ssslss' wiz 2, Fsls s Sa
nan to Loan Ra' and SAVINGS subject to NM
ps mSrIssseT iai4 # Of Ralph;ave 7xlo72
foreoosure George Miller to Esther Sheldon oo
, Fort A me- n .25 It Of Grandave 23nloo
ho,ss and lot John Brodbeck. \, TO George :, mn
Brodbeck m sen - W 81 S1have. 2Oxioo2 Ste
phen Martin and Charles Hamilton to Cornehus A., no
Gneary s. rs +, Of Frosi-sr 25xioo part an
ton William Pickett 20 Joseph n"f d ''''
xii72 fcreclose: william But,ins 10 Chauncey ,oo
pI Perry 9, sos f. W Of Rockavay-ave 25x
iS79 David Kohler TO Patrick Lynch oNS' , IN
,s %or ~ ISL 10 7, Of 18th ave- 5oxic2 ism.s
$ wooIley to Catherine Mcfarland New ,s2
sroseHs 100 Of Hs lar. 6 ave IS s'1 1Ds1
sa and M SroDy Kaharinc Mol e, al
Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
TO PROBE ACCOUNTS OF PREDECESSORS.

TIE Long Island City Improvement Commission
ers yesterday employed Frank j. Sheridan an ex-
per; accountant from Ntw-York. % examine the
accounts Of the old Board OF improvement; Commits
sioners. At a recent meeting OF the Board charges
made that the sewers butt under the super
vision OF the Old Board defective ard IN some
entire.y useless. Charges so made ;hat
the contractors had bsen oyerpail for their work
The new Board decided 0 investigate and the work
was given 10 Sheridan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
THE FATHER GOT A LECTURE.

pretty eghteen-year old girl named Annie Bell
was arraigned before Justice Lemon yesterday on
conplajnt of her father John Bell formerly keeper
in Raymond Street Jail. Bel charged that his daugh-
fer associated with a disorderly woman. The girl
.od Justice Lemon that she worked TO support her
self and had not lived at her fathers home for over
"A year. u
Justice discharged the girl and lecturod her father
about compromising a womans character without
Commemorative testimony Annie declared that she
wotld 90 back 10 her father.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
BRYAN AND SEWALL INDORSEp.

The Suffolk County Assembly Dis,rc, Democratic
Convention at Babylon. yesterday named Willard
T. Reid Ebenezer Bryan: and Isaac +. Terry dele
gates 20 the STATE Convention al Buffa.o september
&c. Ex-Judge John T. Reid was made delegate 10
the judiciary Convention. Resolutions adopted
insiructing he BuNa c delegates TO favor The in
dorsemeEt Of the Chicago Platform and Bryan and
Sewa: also condemning Perry BE .m0ai for boiling
and directing the delegates in voting for his
cessor on the State Committee 20 favor a man In
svmpathv with The Platform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
yHrJR WEDDING KEPT A SECRET.

The announcement has Just been made Of the
MARRIAGE OF Charles Wesley Pink. lawyer who
has an office in the Garfield Building, TO Miss Alice
z. kelso of Flushing. Long Island The wedding
took place at Eldred. Sullivan County. ~ y. on
August "a Mr. Pink is in poor health so that he Is
unable 10 1--we In this climate He has been travel
ling for about fourteen months But for this the
marriage would have taken place earlier The
couple spending their honeymoon IN Mexico
and II is understood that they will make their home
In cafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
A NEW CHIRCH SITE.

The Board OF Trustees Of ST Matthiass Protes-
tant Episcopal Church OF Sheepshead Bay nave
nurchased a dot of ground. 60xl6j. the east side
NJ Fast Twenty 400 feet north Of Voorhees,
ave on which they will erect frame church SOx7O
@ee, ~ cost So 90 The plans for the church have
already been drawn. and II Is expected ,hai IL VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Rcd hank Long braeeih Aseury PaTi' o cen
1880 \. NJ. 80, $3.50. f:co 4:2o to Red Bank ii5.
80 G:lj - NJ sundays stop at lnerlaen for hsbIry
Park and Oeean Grov") 9:C0 \. ". 400 7. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. Bar1epat Park an1 Barne-
fdt. go $50 :. NJ. ! 30 A30 p. NJ.
30 p. VI.
FOR Monmouth Beach seabrisht and Highlands Of
Na,es,nk; go $50 T. u: 1890 As. Gli F. Nj sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
SAYS HE WAS BEATEN BY THE PEIsERs.

Rernard Jacobs. OF Nc 252 Heyward-st appeared
in the Lee Avenue Police Court yes,eraa? WIZ" "'
head swathed in bandages and charged Affeu fe'se'
Of No 81 Harrison-ave with assault JACOBS 'oi' .e
Magistrate that the prisoner Was assisteu d" ~
.,,ock unon rim by his brother Henry. feiser Was
go Co. trial and warrant issued for MS Dr3sHSl
:rresi The latter is member OF the AIN seelh.,tt
I, x feared that Jacobs viii lose the slght OF HIS i'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
From Pier y r.. foot Of Rector st
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach. Normande
Rurn.,n ach Seabright. Monmouth Reach and Long
Branch n $50 1915 A. NJ. 1900. 3:iJ. 500 +. ". sun
DAYS 800 \. ~. 1909 p. II.
For l,.beron. Asbury Park Ocean Grove. and points
south Pom. Pleasant. 1915 A. NJ. 1900. 3:i5. 500
i. NJ
For Lakewood Toms River. and Barnega' 42o \. NJ.
100. 3:45 +. ".
Allcn, city vneand and Bridgeton 1870 \. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
Vans Mrs. F. c. Tredweil. Miss Kate CowenhoVen
and Miss Anna Van Pelt.
IN THE EASTERN DISIRIC1
HARTMAN WENzEL THREATENED IO
KILL POLICE JUSTICE GOETT1NG
HE SCARED SERVANT IN THE MAGISTRATES
HOUSE. BvT WAS ARRESTED AND SENT TO
THE PENITENTIARy FOR

Hartman Wenze. sixty years old. coal heaVeT,
uv,rp with his wife and four children at No. IN
y1onkins-st while intoxicated Tuesday night went
IN Tho home OF Police Justice Goetting. NO $50
p,rshwick-ave and expressed his intention OF Kill
inc the Magistrate Justice Goetting was not III
horne when Wenze knocked at the Kitchen door.
He had got into the yard through an aileyway
beside the house 4 servant opened the DOOR anu
Wenzel asked for the Magistrate.
Il have come here to Kill him." he said and
must him
Thoroughly frightened. the servant closed the
door and then Informed the Justices two sohS'
While one ran for policeman. the other. with the
servant kept a watch the door. for fear the man
v,ould attempt to force an entrance. Policeman
Cox Of the Vernon-ave. station, soon arrived WIN
xopnp Coetting and arrested Wenzel When
searched at the station weapons We're ioutu oii
bir, Yesterday. when WenZe. was brought ptiV,Ie
fhe Magistrate in the Lee Avenue Ponce COURT "e
was charged with in.oxication. ,,.o,o
You are n dangerous man.. SAID the MaSlSti " g.
.and | intend to send you TO the peni'ehtiai ~,
ak months You have been before me man un,
Tor trivial offences and because commute" ~,
10 ia then YOU now threaten 10 take my ne il's
Is not the first time you have caiou az ny ~"
and threatened 10 my family 10 XII me. -,
Won have gone about saloons and toid "ha' !ou
intended to do 49, o.ouoct,on of
Wcnzel declared that he had no recoiec,a1d" nor ~
having visited the Justices house ana Pieaoeu io'
10 be sent the penttertiary -, ,, ,oor see,
Eor several DAYS IL Is said Wenzel mas ptth 80,
In the ncighborhood OF Justice Goettihs ~ H.
Sas declared 10 reop.c that he was waltlhs ioI INC
onnortunity TO blow the Magistrates brains out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
CENTRAL RAILR0ADof NEW JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after Sent = 1896.

'AnlhfaFIe c0iT Ws'I FN7i.I71!'IF'I
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
On and after Sept :. lN9G.
Trains leave station foot 81 Lib"rtv 81
FOR raston. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk, &c.
$50. 71a. o:io al ~ to I;ason) A. NJ ilo 800 t:lo
q 30 10 Easton) 80 - 30 Allentown, p VI. Sundays
$50 (7:i5 20 Easton) 4. NJ, l'o0 $50 600 = "
For Wllkesbarre. Pittston. and Scranton, $50 u NJ
l:l0 100 4:iJ p. VI. sundays. 4}0 A. VI
PR Reading at 40 SEQ. $40 1000 u 20 NJ 10
80 200 100 800 545 900 r. NJ, - night. sun
days 4:2O l. NJ 100 200. $50 600 r ~. l2:i5 night
For harrisburg AT $3.50. 500 o:io, 1870 = NJ. 10
l.3O I2O 800 5:4J p. NJ, l2:lJ night sunday 4:3O
A. NJ. 100. $50. 600 p. NJ. l2l5 night.
For Sunbu.y Lewsburg and Winamsport ar 40
500 a:l0 A. ". $40. l:S0. 900 u Sundays 4:3o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-10
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.
CHTLDREN TOOK MONEY AND FLED.

ST. has reported TO the police the disappearance OF
his two children. Frederick twelve years old. and
daughter. fourteen years Old Before leaving home
the children took with them 3l4 which they found
in a bureau drawer. The various stations have been
informed