New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-24
NOT CHS BROTHERS. KEEPER"
THE PROPRIETOR OF GERMAN eAr
TIRED OF ANSWERING QUESTIONS AS
TO sHERMAN'S WHEREABOUTS.

r,r,s,,., Waterman staid. quiet. matter-of-'act
German who is the proprietor Of most respec'ao'e
,,,,,e .hier-ha,le' at No. VOC Eishth-aNe, We"
,borouehly Disguised and disgrunted inaViu""' W
teriay There was blood in his eye ana Vens.A", ~,
In his heart And Il he only could nave 'a'u I'VE
hsrds upon the man who had inserted an aoVeI.so
ment in the paper with his address a' '''
uoull have been a heap OF trouble.
NJ advertisement which caused Mr. Ne''er"'a'
GO much ANNOYANCE appeared in one OF the moi"'''e
papers of yesterday and read as fohows' ,so
wiz dollars reward for any information o, 6 ave
r,hercahouts of f. r. sherman: tsSu "
Years. last seen July 2. 1896 No. 50" Egh'n-"'e'
von, y II sherman at one time supo''"
,.na.n.- NJ me Eighth-ave. road before {" was s91
bv ,he late George Law. He was on in'i"".|
with Mr. Law and ii is said mat the Hieiu'"'p .
.n,.on the two men was of an unusual! ""'"
W IT, oe,ces of the Eighth-ave line were
-, . .Ao-, u,av below the cafe OF NetteTmtn' an
.. 90. tho custom of Mr. sherman 10 speho many
q, his snare moments in company VIII" o ~, ST..
s.rial souls at the little Germans pace WI =,
-, t. described as one who always was wen
dressed He was a short. thicSse' INA" WV"
round Jolly face and ford co'npeAio" ,,.,
Eor some time he has been absent from MS usu"
50. ard tho freouenters OF Vetterman's were al
,ss "a account FOR his absence. Comment upon
his disappearance WAS only PASSING "o"e...' w
4, was not until the aforementioned awe
onnsared that the subject took 10 i'seh s
Yurn But there perty OF .iouo'' -
All dav there was a string OF people gong 70 >e''
r,.r.s ~ fnd out what news there was OF o"ei
mil tho staId little German was at loss 20 Nno"
where he was at ard tearing his mar III WIN
despair. l.. -. about
When q Tribune reporter happeneo III az
:, vas,erdav he was serving four customers
with beer with look In ms eye ~ nF the bar the
. q ppoward of SO for inf" -,u.. ,ou
n,,s,sr sherman vas been foundt alredy yet! ex-
1iaimed Mr.. Vetterman In excited tones hs,.
$50 he has been found. Ell? where was NO.
q"I doan know exactly yet voncdt but II o Tas
Asbury Park so his nevhoow. Mister MAI .iaa. ,o
me dis morning wants no more S 81 tells de peoples
! ! .ns W;ster Sherman vas foundt. haf buhco-
nov ,"seS been What for vud gf feevty dollar Ior
word bout Mister sherman ven ne vas 'e' ''"''
criv q p,,t customer of mindt! ~. - hor
' ~ an he plunged into a long explanation OF noM
man had come in day this week anu liloua cd
q any one had seen Mr. Sherman; now ene! &c. To-
TOLD him that ne had not been around III so.i,o 10,
oJ ,hat nothing was known by them as 10 VIA
Nd become of him; how, IN turn the iuN ~ ~ .
ment had appeared without MS khoW hS5 ,horeht
tromb,e q had made for him and how ne mao ,lou,
,, yarv man that came in looking Tor me
reWard of $50 and then he ended up D! SaEins WIZ
great emphasis But zoos. . %a y be- be- mud and
n 80 ,ictim of what seemed to be pracuca
ioke brought his fist down on MS oai WIN ~
sounding thump. .... Nv Sherman
~. ne uyes with some relatives, had decided 10 go
down TO Asbury Park to spend the summer. ni {.
nod not Informed his comrades AT Nettsi .i,n
Of this determination ana sonle on ,arao hon,s
odvantace of their curiosity as TO his whereoou.s
to play little joke upon them NJ vester
H dsv Thai Mr.. sherman all safe and souno
ua' ,,a seashore and there was no need 10 WORT!
over him or advertise for his recovery.