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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
A GRAND FEAST WAS GIVEN
To CIrujcdn for the killing OF the
Insurgcnt Leader MRccO.

Insurgcnt Leader MRccO.
Havana. December pa grand feast
was rendered to Major Clrujeda at punta
Bravo today in honor of his part in the
killing of Maceo The road was lined with
troops the entire distance to protect the
persons attending the feast from the city.
Before the feast there was a grand
pageant. which was witnessed with great
enthusiasm. The feast was inauGuratcd
with a military mass. Major CruJeda 3
column and the guerilla forces under Pera,
which fought at punta Bravo when Maceo
was killed. being the participants, and the
chaplain of the San Quintn battalion Of
ficiating.
The least TO Major Cirujeda was given
under the auspices of the Central Calico
end was a splendid banquet. 1900 plates
being laid Major Cirujeda, his officers
and the men of the column were the hon
ored guests. The feast passed off in the
beet order. cheers being given for Spain.
the queen regent. The minister Of war.
Captain General Weyler, the Marquis OF
-Ahumada, the army and navy and Major
Crujcda. 1t was voted unanimously by
the participants in the feast to petition the
town council to change the name Of Punta
Bravo to Sanquntin In honor Of ior
Cirujedas wife, and before the feast was
broke up a message was received from the
queen regent through the Marquis of
Ahumada, congratulatlng her god son. the
young Alfonso. Marquis de Griialba, who
under Major Clrujeda. 1t was noticed
along the route to Punta Bravo. Fast many
houses had been destroyed within sight OF
the roadside
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

ST. Joseph, Mo. December 20.-Johp p.
knnz, the suspect In the famous Dr., Cron-
In murder case, who was known as
"Cooney, the Fox" has been arrested and
taken TO Leavenworth. Kan. charged with
obtaining money under false pretenses.
kunz recently bought the Hotel Imperial
In that city for $4,000, giving a check for
$500 on account and pending a settlement
OF the deal, borrowed considerable money
and left town without repaying II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Frankfort. Ky. December 2o.--Announee-
ments OF Cuban mass meeting to be
held tomorrow night were made from all
pulpits today Several ministers announced
that their sermons next Sunday night would
deal with this subject.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Ashland. pa. December 20.--During
free fight on Center street late last night
Michael and John Goulding were danger
ously stabbed and Patrick Gouldtng, Will
liam Evans and Anthony Cummings were
badly cutsabout the face and arms. Rob-
ert Mccormick. eN-chief OF police, was
stabbed In the back. Michael and John
Goulding are not expected 10 recover. The
affair has caused considerable excitement.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
WnrItIsc Prem rntton..

Madrid December q Ell Heraldo asserts
that the minister Of war. General Ascar-
raga. is preparing numerous pamphlets on
the geography, topography and military
condition Of the United states To distribute
to the chief officers OF the Spanish army
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
rucl.cr,. condition rmproved.

Lexington. Va. December 20EX- Con-
gresham John Randolph Tucker pass d
a favorable night last night and toiay his
condition is so much improved that his
physicians and friends hope for his recov-
TrsN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Lima. Peru. via Galveston, December 20.
THE Womans club OF this city held an
exciting meeting today. at which the Cuban
question was discussed. The club adopted
a resolution TO distribute In large numbers
a portrait and biography of Antonio
Macpo
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

between Havana and Matanzas provinces
has greatly improved since May.
Then the railway was open only to Ma
ianzas, subject to frequent Interruptions,
There was no communication beyond that
point. Tho greater part of the line TO
Cienfuegos. seventy nine miles Is In opera
ton at present The Southern road was
not running beyond San Felipe then. Now
daily trains are running regularly to Union
de les REYES
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

CHICAGO-Many horse lovers are ar
swing today to attend the sale a.. auction
tomorrow of the horses, carriages, har-
nos9 ana stable ipnss. of She late Zen
rencu was considered by experts as fine as
any in Chicago OF carriages coupes
broughams, drags, dog carts and buggies
fh,, general posscsscl no tcwer than SOW
"rtecn. ono for every possible occasion.
They are maenihcer and match The AMI
INNS. one coAch cost lhe Eeneral SgNO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
roDAY's FORECAST.

tssoSS Simon q. Buci,ner
sa Sve an invitation to be present
kla,iS ~, Thner Of the YOUNG NJ MS
y ciuo OF this city today.
n VII; ;is' M9;-Thc Charities ana Cor
III III ia hold 2 State convention In
ksat ch,.ss, \ arSc delegation OF
I snpfeh workers are Expected,
Eets,amnA first entertainment,
\ Becssn. OF the I'm formed 0fAcer,'
n stfeas association Of the depart
p e' Cleaning viii be held to-
(assty' MTThe Brooklyn New Eng
k.tsaer XXI mold its seventeenth am
~ ana us evening at the Pouch
ssCepy n,soonlneh VIII, for the first
~ PAGES at the tables.
saeea Iho No.. organization of cit
~ by Mayor Walbridge. has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
MrNicnn sympathy for Cuba.

City Of Mexico, December 20-The stu
dents in the city OF Oaxaca in public
meeting have passed resolutions deplorlng
the death OF Maceo aud urging the govfiern-
ment to recognize the independence Of the
Cuban republic. Cuban sentiment here "
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

called State convention to meet here
today and tomorrow, when an effort Will
be- made to bring about several reforms.
inclu.linr the Improvement Of AIssouris
penal system.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Philadelphia. Pa, December &C. G..
Hancock general passenger agent OF the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad com
pany, died at his home IN this city TO-
night aged 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

intense and all news from the United
States showing equal warmth OF sentiment
in the great republic is read with great In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Coos death in for
and promptly mobile many p 100000 rs oG, ns r.r ''S
rn explained , s. u , ,on |o,os ar working day and night
complications that arise Cuba or inc
officials that department To-Day lay
viii finch contest upon which depends the Ma
soldiers in cuba within three months We believe that the principal
cuba would uncond'ona Spain against the Am'r'
officials that Captain General VIEWERS army win mot
General Mas minister Of war; considered the a'S' though TIC 9u
them they ready meet
republican the
following
inspired by high patriotism Joined with great appreciation Of the Amer,
believe tha the of justice and material interest of the ma
whose nstrum.naiy the new world was discovered -
the
Spain ward OFF or repe any outrage upon the ma
nna honor He had secured s0'' umu n s ne % ] % Of tho
outsiders colonies while always defending the
she pushed desperation Spain could
the United States in of She can not refuse
Nor would Spain be clone Grave
senior pointed
modern civilization Such war he thought would be
United States other nation He REGARDED the
avoiding and seeking
dispatch received in
scattered into small and have thus been made power
Dutch
the of and ammunition of
Philippine
represented saying that everything is ready " apply reform in the Spanish
reforms he says will be applied first to Porto Rico but nothing decided
further dispatches from Captain General
Weye
Spain will provoke conflict
|
| cain / am it.
the spnna
of conflict the
of II
United Nevertheless order prepared
ord
to be
and all the in
unfortunately arise the mercantile marine would fit out numerous pvatees
expressed his belief the Spanish
the o a
the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

New York. December 20,-A special to
the World from Havana says;
The condition Of railway communication
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
NEW YoRK-Thc commission appogted

to draft the charter Tor Greater New
York Will have the lraft ready 10 submit
to The full commission The principal feat
ure of Tho draft win be The provision FOR
horoughs. there being one to every 3Ql,@0
population This would give New York
six representatives and Brooklyn hree
in the mun.cral legislature Richmond
and queens counties not having the nee
oss,trv porulatlon for fun representative
win have q one-half vote in The municipal
lntv
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m. 18th meridian
time: 49,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
EoI PIE.
Wrought Iron Pipe,
Well Casing,
Drive Pipe,
Boiler Tubes, etc.

We are headquarters on those. having
jus, received a large shipment, Also all
.nds eni $ 2es OF Iron and Brass Fittings.
Write for prices in carload and less than
carload lots.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

Domestic.
National bank of Illinois will probably
not open its doors today.
Non-cltizens IN the indian Territory pro-
test against the Choctaw treaty with the
Dawes commission.
1--WE lives lost In a fire in New York.
Destructive tires in Brunswick n. j.,
uShrdse Mass. and East Radford, Va.
sport.
American club won the whist challenge
cup,
Yacht racing rules changed.
Missouri University tam invited TO Mex
leo.
Cuba.
Banquet given IN honor OF Maceo's
death.
Expressions from Senators Sherman and
Daniels on Secretary Oiney's statement.
Spanish premier declares that he will
brook no attack on SPANS sovereignty.
Weyler ordered TO make a bold stroke.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21
WEYLER ORDERED TO HURRY.
Government Demands That He Crush the lnsur-
gents by Bold Stroke.
cANovAs WILL BROOK NO ATTACK ON
Oney Gives Assurance the Spanish Minister of tranquility Tor the
Next Three Months lrecutions Taken by Admiral Beanger
Vessels Ordered to BE Completed FOR Service

O-Cop Press The
Spanish minister at
Mr.
asrresson from
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21


relations with the United States Influence
esol
minister suffering from
,na was mot a0 80 ne @ " secured Yesterday
General Weyer in Cuba has
bold
Cuhaps ralying the
the Americans of pretox
able
promptly fresh
In C1hn nrhll1
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-21

the action
| General
3 8 ldisposition
DT the war Of
To the foreign
II wed instruc-
4 inst the in
stcr of Ma
demand for
3 the situation
q ION to those
The wnr de-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
9cr rotl)e Sccraubtr*
gius Dem characterization S%eelnaln8lebcn.

SD boIfe, Sic boben ni1ts ooQe=
gen, menn OieIelben e~benfals in llnier
Sertra9 nit einsei6loiien weroen,"
benlertte Wiloer. ,,Gs lino ttlbttGe
WtotrOlcu uno lett meiner &lnobets
BADEN lje mir treu sur Settle 8eItans
oen."
Sic beioen gurihen Iollen nit
wiatommen iein, oenn tiiAti9e Seute
iann ib INNER 9ebrauden," ertlGrte
Der &apitdn, bod nod Sins. Serr
gSiloer; l6 bin Shnen cine Grt!druna
iiber meill eigeutbitmlihes 8srfabren
I'M S9urme iduloiQ. SD %ititrSte Die
Seiter I'M. oamit sic mir nibt Guf
Dem 6uBe iolgen tOnnten, oenn i6 bate
@rilnoe. mir jeoe ge9leitun9 bonn @alie
81 ltohen."
sd periteGe," nidte Der llclle Gieu=
tenant.
Der SeerGuber Ihlug an Die dine
Hide GlOd, mel6e nebit Gnoereu Self
iomtciten al einem 9edeIbolten auiges
hdnqt mar, unO ouf oieies 3el6en ers
i6len eiu lei6tIiiBiaer, Iebbaiter
Suri6e in Der 8ra1t elnes Y09en.
,IOoeri6," rcoete i'm iein Gebieter
an, ,,Su iiebIt bier meinen tiiaitiQell
erlten lieutenant. Tiibre i'm in isine
&0jiite."
cN,,H ,,;,E1, -. N..L s.,.SEL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
caRe COlOnia,
so bis 40 @etlen BON ct. Saul.

Inter Sen neIeu RGuieru pom Qd1ro in
Der GoloHie fam ib Die fol0eltoeu uelleu:
NreO G~eouaro, Yauttou, @. .; Sobu
Eletelmon, Sb. S6roeoer NIB SriB SQbeu,
!tem kro9, Scott go, WtiuI. TreO Otemes
ulo ISM. &euier, S0euberiDu, Sibley So.
Nttnlt. ,TreO. Riemaull, &. Germau uuo
&obn i3mteI, ct. Yuul, Uttnt. !. Moe,
Vtorrl'onOtle, Cane So, isis. 6. 8etius,
4oou0lo, Deb. Nobu Gartlep, Goot 60,
ST.. ,Eo5l StetlOOb, NtUnfGto, Blue Gdrtb
90, Wttnn. Sdtob 9taI, ct. Gboma5, u.
o; Sobn Cbnld uno Better Qs9us, WluneQs
polls, 0tiun.
Der Raum 9~eitottet IS mir nitt, bic
Jtamen 0uer Oerer III per0ifentliten,
relde SnnO uon mir oetauft BADEN,
SbenltsbenOe werOen uber biuIdngli3
'eln, nm DEN yeier III iiberSeugen, OGB
yeute BON ben uerihieoeniten @eaenoeu
nab Der Surtle Cafe 6Olonie fommeu,
nm bort tbre 6eimatb oufjui6Iusen.
GieIes iOQte pieber cine Gidtidnur
auer Oerienisen iein, Die lid cine J0eis
matb auf Dem Qanoe in elmer blii6enoen
Oeutlben @e9enO ;u iu6en, Dag bier bod
9uteS yano ietn mus, rpo 10 piele iid aus
%lteoeln. 8enn man bebentt, oaB Die
glnwobneria6I cieier wGbFeno oen Iebten
s. + SGbren Ii3 nm 1900 8%erIoneu
uer9rOBert bat uro Dag ncue 9iniieoler
nit icOem lage etn;iebcn, 10 liebt man
Ieltt EN-, oaB IS bier ui8t LANCE oaueru
rDlro, bis ou5 gano eineu Breis Don Is
bis 20 Dollars per Ncre 6rin0t, neil es
iebt nod gu Dem btuigsn 8reis uon 5 Biz
7 Dollars uno auf lci6te i3ablungsbes
o%tngun9en III bUbm lit.
Die GurtIe 2ate GOIonie Giest in elmer
9%eIunocn @egenO, bat Air6en, S6ulen,
CUTE yanOltraBeH, CUTE Otarttuerbinouns
gen, gnten Booen, gUte8 8aiier uno elm
gutter ebrIi6er 0cuti6er trifit bier iibers
all quite RameraOen uno Ra5barn.
@aS fann elm gaaoiu6er msbr pertains
GEM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07
4

Gin oemIelben Na6mittnse ~ordn9ten
Iib piele Seute am Safenoamme, un
Der QbfaGrt Der RODul &arOlIna bsiSu.
mobnen. Muh Wiloer bate lib elnQe-
fuuoen uno blidte, an ellem Yfetler
lebueno, uuf oas bunte Sreiben III ,ei=
ner gidbe uno alli Die 0tatrOien, melae
in Der Sntelage oes le9elTertl9en 6abrs
seuQss berumtletterten.
Yl6Bli6 t0nte Elm &anouenIbnB uno
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ihaute 8ilOer mad
Der Glhtumg Der Staot, BON lpelher
ole Y0ia9iere tommsn muBteu, osnsn
oleics 3eiheu gait. Sn Der lbat srs
ibienen balo mebrere yteGer nit 6epad-
itilden belaoen, uno binter ibnen iel9te
lib Die administrative nit lbrer Nlbte
uno SSrau WplDs, oeneH Die ibparSe
Siensrin tolgts, lpelhe mir berslts nit
ibnen bel benz Sburme geieben baben.
Nrn mar aliO ni1t mebr oaran 81
sweiieln. oaB Iia 6rdulelleln 8srtruo
nit Sr0u gSpllps aui Der &opal Sdros
lima eini9iftsn, wObin i6nen 6rau be
SaceO oas Welslte CAB. gSlbrelo Will
Der iib hieriiber nod leIncn triiben De-
oanteu ilbsrlieB, iiblte er ll6 lells an
Nermel 9eSupit. gls sr llb umpanote,
fab er 8ooerih, ben Ha9en oe5 rotben
SserQubers, Dor lid lteben.
sd iol Sbnen Oisien Sefebl bonn
Rapitan iiberbrin9su," fIllterte Der
Gnabe, oriltte Elm Yapier III Wiloers
Sano uno Uerlor li6 ral3 ultsr Der
Wen9e.
Sin 9efehl2" murmelte gDiloer.
9Th, ia! iaIt bate i6 perasnen, oaB
lett geltern 4beno angeltellt bln."
Gr ialtete oas Billet G~useinanoer
uno las 6olSenoes:
Ser Sapitan Der 8opal SarolIna
lit inIolse zines plOgli6sn un9!iitstaI'
les o%erbinoert, oas Sommanoo 'slnes
S6iifss su iibernsbmen. Die SeNBsr
oes S9iffes baben tein Sertralsn 81
Der Sefibi9uns oss SberItsuermannss,
melaer nd6itsr I'M &an9e ware, uno be-
fiuoeu ii3 oaber. ba oas SbiH belte
uubeoinet abisseln muB, in 9rOBes
Yerle0enbeit. IS 1T mir gu Sbrsn 9s'
tpmmen, oaB Sic ben S6lhsel0entbli'
msrn ais tiatioer. iiir ben Sbsrbslsb'
QeeiQneter Seemann por0eihlG9en NOR
ben iino, uno man iu6t nun IN Del
Qansen Staot nab Sbnen. SD ratb'
Sbnen oaber, ii1 iOiOrt on Soro Dc,
8opal Sarolina gu beasben llno I'D
Serrn Bale, benz MitbsNBer olele'
SaiHss, porSultslen. Solten 81
auBsr ben 3susaillsn, bic sic leosI'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-07

i6ncn oos Iette PaIaQier9elo ni3t. mel
DIES Die bcioen mitiabrenOen 8anlen be-
Sablen miilien."
ISOLDE Qemeine &ene99riince t6ns
nen mein Sanoeln nic bsltimmeu."
entQe9rete g8iloer perddtli0. sd
femme Die Gi9entbimer Dee Sdife5
ni6t einnnl."
,,Se Nun" inQte Der Wotroie,
,,onuu Ieio Sbr pielleiat ocito beIicr
nit Dem Stlopen6i1 I'M Q%luBenbafeu
~betOnnt, ons bellte ebenialls nu6 Sils
oeu obieeeln Mill. uno Sbr bdttet Die
9Nmen mabri6einlib germ oui oieIcm
Shiife unterQebraht. Sin i66nes
Shlh iIt's, oas mus wobr lein, unO
ib Q0be ibm ielbIt nOh ben gOrSug Dor
Der GODal Garolina, 0ber i6 babe es in
@eroa6t, oaB es tein ebrll9es 6eperbe
trelbt."
Ser StlnbenGanosl lit ~aleroinos
OeruerfliA," perieBte Q8ilosr in trofes
mem 3one, ,,aber uniere HegierunS er=
Iaubt TIN Uno b~e9itnltiQt i'm iogar."
,gt6, bah! SflaUeubanoel. oaoon
iprehe ib ia gar nibt," iaQte Der alte
QebeimniBOOQ, ,,br0uht man eenn gum
StlNOenbunocl 10 QroBe SAi1e? 6iIb'
rem oenn Stlanen6Qnoler 10 ltGrte Bat,
terien on 8Or0?"
,9tun, mas Die @atterien anIan9t,
10 iolen tie ieoenfaQs oaiiir iOr9en.
ooB Oas Shiff nidt zines iAOues
Cages Den 6ran5oien in bic Sanoe
iaQt."
SD Mil Sud etluas ia9en,"
rauute Der GIte BEN jungen Ntanne
ms Cbr, lid bate Oas ShITf flr
elnen S]eerdu6er!"
,0as 1T cine iawerc ~Qntlage!" ent=
8e9nete g8tIOer.
nQ8siB wobl. jun9er Serr, aber
Qlaubt ia nibt. DAB iA MIR 10 in ben
Gag Dineinreoe. SDr meroet ielbit
millen, Bop es Piraten genug i'll atlan-
tiiben &cre g0iebt. Ser i0limmIts
Don Alien lit Der rotbe Seer1ubsr uno
lb m0Ate oGrNuf petten. OHB......"
,G0B wns?" iru9 G8lloer.
Sap oas Shiif i'm N~uBenbafen
Oieier rOtbe ScerGuber lelber III, oOll-
euoste Ger S"npulIoe. .,gBiBt' Sbr
aud, odB auf ben Ropi Oes Ses
ieblsbabsrs ein iebr bober Breis 9eiegt
iIt?"
Sen S6rGu5 poBl Oeroienen m0a=
tet?" Ia8te WIloer.
,S9 ni6t, osnn ib bin Elm alter
damn uno nit mir 9ebts ber9ab,"
ent0e9nete Der Snpalloe, ,,aber S9r
mdret Ger Damn oaSu, peun uu4 einige
@efu6r oamIt uerbuuOen ieiu mag.
Srii6 orauf! ihift Dem 9urihen Die
Seb0roen i!ber Den Sals uno Sbr Ders
BET ieben, o0B Geuet Slid 0emuht lit.
Sbr Deroient eiu tllhtlges Stlid 8elo
babel uno i4 bin falt uberjeugt, oaB
Cub Der S0nig Gls grtrabelObnung
aud nod ein S9instommauoO iber-
tro9sn wiroe. 6ritler Ooer lpGter
OerIdQt ia bod Der rctbe Seerdu=
Der iammt ienlen SpieBSeieleu benz
Oal9en."
@jloer mari Dem WatroIen einsn
ourhbobrenoen Bid Su.
Sch ib et,pu aus tuie Elm SoliSei-
ipion?" rug er, ,.oGB SIr mir slnen
IOlben Intras ltsQt?"
Sra, ma. nur nitt slsid 10 hibig,
iuuger Serr!" erwioerte Der Nlte.
Wenn es Sud tein Tergniigen madt,
10 t6nnt Sbr's ia bleIben laiien.
Nln. ni4ts iiir UNCUT. 8ebabt Gut
nobll"
Sumit bumpelte Der alte Wanll
fort unO 8lloer Sin9 ebenfaus isInsa
QSe9s.
The sun., 1896-09-11
REFUSE OF roLIr1cIANs, ROW.
FInds OF italian scavenEers Excite Car
baEe Contractors' Ire.

baEe Contractors' Ire.
Tho contents OF the garbage and ash cans
placed in front OF the houses on Seventh street,
between Avenues c and D. are often valuable.
This part OF the street is known as Politicians
row." ms It contains the houses OF number Of
men prominent in public life. including Judge
Newburger of the Court of General Sessions,
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich, Patrick Kee-
nan, Alderman TAFT, and Emmanuel Friend.
Every morning at daybreak crowd OF Ital-
ians swoop down the street. aud in twinklng
the cans are raked over and part OF the deposits
Is transferred 10 bags Tho scavcngcrs do not
disturb tho cans In adjoining streets but leave
the neigh oorhood immed lately after they have
helped themselves.
Since the ordinance went into effect compel
ling the separation OF garbage, ashes. and paper
into different cans. the work of the scavengers
The contractors who buy what is marketable
OF the city garbage have also noticed the rich
have become aware thai there is n decided
shrnlage In the output. The contractors say
that II every street was IKE Seventh street
Scarcely anything found In the garbage on
this street goes to waste. Large quantities of
enRers. Champagne corks. which have been
found In abundance, are also taken and dis
those In other east side streets. have not been
shorn OF their greasy substance by being used
from soap manufacturers.
Lots OF campaign literature which give no
indication OF wear have been brought by the
scavengers to the different national political
headquarters and sold ut price considerably
below the cost OF printing, us II looks just as
good AS new.
Among the articles found in one Of the cans
by a scavenger tho other morning was IA tiger
skin. The contractors made such vigorous
protest at these losses that Inspector Alex ).
Dreschcr OF the Street Cleaning department
was sent to the street early yesterday morning
phe Italians DresCleF md mula w
scamper In the direction of the East River. The
inspector succeeded IN capturing Tony Tr!upia
OF iOl Monroe street. The latter WAS brought
TO the Essex Market Court and fined S5 by
Magistrate Deuel.
The sun., 1896-09-11

SSTld Ss,'h not be allowed to see her He. pleaded
SyIl Win tears 70 be allowed to, go IN the bed.
would no contrary to the rules of the institu-
tion tiion 10 permit him TO do sohe was told and be-
sDas'' man Il could DO NO practical good as the Eo
nSS SPs& s9& w0FH wSsd wSs shss
home and cried until 1 O'Clock, when a telo-
gram came TO him giving the information that
Even them he wa po rsn 70 the TO bSI
40 Eas told to sit down and wait. He obeyed
AZ ten minutes to they told him he might SEQ
permitted to look upon her corpse. This is
the story he told between sobs.
sons head mad been bandagcd, and ne had gone
plncidly to sleep, to wake in the morning we'll
co ro So out Sn anq Ss Is
the accident
AZ that inquiry the facts. concerning tho
actly as herein already set forth. Hendrick-
hsTS, s1hs head was almost covered by bandages;
Of e his sST many
SSolored, But there was no longer any fear OF
MS Injuries amounting to more than tenn
nothing In tho evidence TO show that he had
BEEN tS In any degree to blame for the accident.
his, feelings manfully, although his voice
broke often in his efforts TO speak, and his
~ have no, complaint to make against this
had been him who was killed and my wife
saved, there would have been no blame on her.
mono on him."
Hendrickson was discharged.
The young person in charge of the Roose-
volt Hospital ambulance was Thomas Barrett,
student In the College OF Physicians and Sur.
Geons. who expects TO be graduated at the end
OF the next term. He said yesterday after.
mon. non. when questioned about his conduct
much symnathy, but I deny tho. word
damned Tho woman was hysterical when
got hold OF her, and had no symptoms of o
fractured skull She wouldn't tell her
history. and the gentleman who held her head
was sympathlSinK with, her and making her
would have given the information.
II deny using the oath. never use an oath
to patient. I've made that q rule from what
I've known Of the misfcvtunes Of other men.
service since the first OF June; not regularly,
however, but as needed"
Mr. J. r. Lathrop, Superintendent Of Roose-
velt Hospital, sad:
summer. during the vacations "f members OF
the stair. A man who Is going off on n vnca-
tiun nomtnates, to take his place temporarily,
some one.who is known to him as able to per-
form the duty acceptably. That nomination
Is approved by the stan and the trustees.
am not q medical man but knowlthe diff
Guilty of diagnosing q fracture at the base of
the skull, where this woman's was. The doc
tor says she was at one time sufficiently con-
scions TO answer some few questions, and was
at the same time hysterlcal. He regarded her
as an hysterical patient"
Mr.. Barrett interpolated:
AT aquarter past O'Clock saw she WAS
suffering from compression or fracture OF tho
skull, and so reported. got the call at l2
o'clock. and she didn't sho q aign OF fractured
skull until an hour and quarter lator."