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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
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einseleat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Nnrn-Dakata.

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mslder feline Jrau mtBbauoelts. nurbs
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
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unlsre nsus aufitbsnsrressntt GrRntuns
beilt islbft bic I6wisrtsfsn SANE pen aaut-
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CkrtRtltatt. 26'27 Critic 4ps., Rem Bort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
NerIpren.

Gin a&t Sabre altes Yfsrb BON rptber
Darbt, tptibem gcriopfe unb blinb auf FL.
mem huge IN mir am SOnntas Don msinem
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8inpsr mSse eerItlbs ablitftrn bel
gel s. Galaniri
No. 1882. Mpe. u. ct. Gloup, Rinu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

Die YrOben Der Weltausitel-
lung 5ei9ten, oaB fein 8adpuluer
10 rein 1T uno 10 plel @dbrun8s=
itoif in fid bat als bas &etal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Stut9 3u p%erfaufen.

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SHan,lanb. mlfsn In :urisr 3.it pertauft
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
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srob nit sutsn @tbdult&fetten, ftbr bitta.
Rur $500 An,abluns, Der &tt auf 3ett.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

en- bieler @p6e Elm Stifereiz% erfauf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
TO BE A REGIMENT BEFORE LONG.
NEW COMPANIES MUSTERED INTO THE sTH BAT
TALON.

NEW COMPANIES MUSTERED INTO THE sTH BAT
TALON.
Unless the plans are changed. there will be new
regiment in the First Brigade within ten days. and
deservedly popular officer Will be raised from the
rank of major TO the colonelcy of the new command
The sth Battalion had company added TO It's
roster last night Brgadier-General F. c. Nc
Lewee Inspector-General on the staff Of the Gov
ernor assisted by Colonel Greene and Major Lee. Of
his staff mustered the new command and formally
declared Il TO be accepted in the Guard. The com
pany has fifty men and recruited by Lieutenant
Joseph Solomon.
After the troops were mustered in. Lieutenant Sol
ONION was elected captain OF the new company
which will be known Company II.
1t was expected that another company. recruited
by Adjutant John +. Kcrby. would be ready to be
mustered in but II not and General Mclsewee
had to postpone the ceremony until later In the
week
The addition Of these two companies Will give the
9Th eight companies and the command may be reor-
gan.zed as a regiment at any time. There Is no
doubt as to who will be the colonel OF the reorgan-
tied regiment. The present commander. Major
complish this result and the eagle will probably be
his reward. He has been member OF the b1
since March, 1888. wnen he was commissioned first
lieutenant of Company G. In July Of the same year
he became captain Of Company III. and has been
major since September D. 1881
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
NETWORK CITY.

CORPORATION Counsel Scott yesterday sent a letter
10 Mayor Strong regarding the resolution OF the
Board OF Aldermen passed two weeks ago. ordering
the Huckleberry road people to furnish the city n
bond for $1,000 to guarantee that the company Will
finish the road within two years. Mr.. Scott says
that he thinks the Board has power 10 demand
the bond. and he adds that, at any rate. the city
cannot be prejudiccd by the Boards action. Mr..
Scott favors the company putting up a bond.
Controller Fitch has been confined 10 his house
since Saturday by . severe cold. In consequence
Sinking Fund Commission. tho Municipal Building
Commission and the Memorial Arch Commission
were postponed yesterday.
The Uptown Association will hold It's first public
dinner this evening at It's rooms in the Constable
Building Fifth-ave. and Eghteenth-st. Several
special features have been arranged. and the
casion Is expected to be OF more than usual In
terest
The Appellate Term Of the Supreme Court met
Yesterday for the first time since the creation OF
Part TX OF the Supreme Court. In the room for
merly used as the General Term room OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Joseph f. DAILY is the Presiding
Justice OF the new court. and the Associate Jus
tices are McAdam and Bischor
President Brown, OF the Maritime Exchange. was
advised from Washington yesterday that the Gov
eminent would assign for duty at this port one OF
the best vessels now In the revenue marine for
temporary service. pending the construction Of the
hrst-class sea-going revenue cutter called for by
bill now before Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
AWAITING A MILLION or GOLD.

THE NEW MINING EXCHANGE TO OPEN FOR
MAII.Y rPoN ITS ARRIVAL FROM THE WEST.
According to the statement made last night by X
Wlmarth Appleton. one OF the directors Of the
New-York Mining Exchange. 40 p Broadway, 70 a
Tribune reporter IN Brooklyn. the new exchange
Will formally open its doors for business early next
week. The exchange. Mr.. Appleton says. pro-
poses TO make the opening gala day occasion TO
be celebrated BY novel exhibit
February ! set for the opening but at a
meeting OF the directors a few days ago II
agreed TO defer It until the arrival from the West
Of a train containing 100000 in gold bullion.
and specimen gold and silver ores Of many
thousand dollars In value taken from the various
properties 10 be listed on the exchange The gold
is to be brought in specially prepared car, heavily
guarded. In addition to the bullion car the train
to which IT is attached Will bring east about two
hundred and nifty mine owners and delegates.
Mr.. Appleton said: THE securities Will be for
maly listed and after that viii come the usual
feas,ing and speeches. The train is expected to
arrive in New-York soon after February !. We
will be ready to announce the opening day dhntely
within the next two three days The train VIII
be made up at Denver"
The bullion has been gathered from various
mining camps. The Mother Lode OF California
will contribute many specimens. also the Cripple
Creek mines, the Keystone nine and many % the
properties OF the Jackson and Amaior city dis
trci. where Mrs Hetty Green has large holdings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
mPAUL BRIGHAM PLEADS GUILTY.

David Coleman, alias Paul Brigham, who was
indicted for forgery In the second degree. was ar
raigned before Judge Cowing. in the General SEES
sions Yesterday, and pleaded guilty. He was re-
manded until Friday for sentence. The respondent
has passed under many names that Judge Cow
ing asked him what name he wished to have In
dorsed on the papers.
Charles w. Bartlett. SIR" said Brigham. THAT
is my true name. and the name wish to be known
by" ,,, 3d..
ing a certifcation a check deposited In the Lin
coin National Bank. 1t was for 5000. and he drew
500 on 1t. .
Brigham who Is sixty-nine years old. Is said to
have swindled a number OF peop.e In this city. He
sad he had a family in Boston, and asked to have
his sentenced postponed until Friday so that he
could arrange his affairs before going to prison.
He also said that he would never leave the prison
ali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28

TWO MEN IDENTIFIED AND HELD on THE
CTIARGE-EACH HAS MuT1IATED HAND
A man with a mutllated hand was arragned be-
fore Magistrate Smms. In the Yorkville Court. yes
terday on the charge Of having druRged ana robbed
Mrs Mildred 4. Phipps NJ he: home. No. Us East
Seventy second-st on Januarr Is The prisoner
Nathan Hirschberg. eighteen years Old. OF No. 23
East Ffty-seventh-st. was arrested saturday night
by Centrai once Detectives Price and Weller
on Thursday last Frederick Neltman. forty-six
years Old who has neither occupation nor home
was arrested as the woman's assai.ant Mrs. Phpps
said Immediately after tho assault that her assail-
ant had lost several fingers on his lett hand. AMI
Identified the pr because he had lost the thumb
and three fingers Of the left hand Both she ana
her husband said he was man wHo Ia! visited the
house as a beggar. and had threatened violence
when money refused TO him ON this evidence
Magistrate Simms held him In $.JD ball 10 await the
action Of the Grand jury
Hrsrhbcrg has lost two fingers. and Mrs. Phlpps
also identified him her assallant. Magistrate
SImms then held him IN $3.50 BAL In doing 80 he
requested the detectives - give az the facts -
the DistricAttorney and have the matter straight
nod pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
FY-TTDGE UOTSTON,S COMPANIONS.

Acting Captain Chapman of the Mercer-st. sta
ton made a report TO Chief Conlin yesterday con-
corning ex-Judge Houston. who is in ST. Vincent
Hospital with u broken leg Judge Houston says
that he was assaulted by thieves IN Lafayette PA &c
early last ThurEuay morning and was robbed Of
$50 Acting Captain Chapman reports that Detec-
tives Caddell and Welch have investigated the case
and learned that Houston at the ball OF the
Original Hounds. IN Everett Hail. East Fourth-st..
cary Thursday morning lie was drinking there
with two men and two women. The two men left
the ballroom with him early In the morning, and
accompanied him to Lafayette Place. Whether he
was robbed before after leaving the ball Is
known The detectives expect 10 arrest the two
men. who are said to be ex-convicts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
Absolutely Pure
ROYAL
"a y BAKING POWDER
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

Ex-senator Frank 7. Treanor who has been In
ST Joseph's Hospital since January 3, suffering
from burns received at fire which destroyed MS
home No 3l5 Warburton-ave. went from that IN
stltution yesterday.
Dr. Evarts NJ Morrell went to Albany yesterday
10 attend the yearly meeting Of the New-fork
State Medical Society. Dr. Edward +. Brush, or
Mount Vernon accompanied him.
The Half-Hour Reading Club was entertained
last night by Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs at her
home in North Broadway. near Shonnard Terrace
Mrs Susan Teackle Moore gave readings.
The funeral Of J. Lewis Leib was held yesterday
in ST. Johns Episcopal Church. The Rev Dr. a.
b. Carver OBLIGATED. assisted by the Rev. Lyman
Cobb jr The burial was in Greenwood
An adjourned meeting of the Yonkers Historical
and Library Association will be held this evenins
at the Womans Institute DR.. David Cole, Morris
p Ferris and Ralph f., Prime. the committee Sc
lected tc nominate officers for the coming year. VIII
make their report
The Young Mems Christian Association has or.
ganizcd a basket ball team, composed OF Mont
Kinney. John McQulan. John Ryer, CharIes 90
nick and George Lancaster. The team VIII play at
The wedding of Edward Burns and Miss 5. Nellie
Rothng will take place tomorrow evening at the
home Of the brides parents, NU; o} Terrace civ
Council. G. B. L.. this evening. Victor j. bowling
w %4Es an mss BY MAs % GSS
Celia Booth. c. J Dalton. John connolly. Edward
j. Food j.. y craft, William o'MAra and the
The annual meeting OF the Westchsster County
Grand Army Association will be held IN this city
Two plays VII be given this evening by the mem
beers OF the Park Hiii Conntry club The nrs VI.
M MaDS Hanf and John hvy in h cast and the
second. al Skies and Sevons, by John Madison
Morton. in which the characters vii r be repre-,
Avery. George V IIoughton. Mss Alec VI. Edgar
Miss Ethel Morris and Miss Elsie rnderhHL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
A RECEIVER FOR THE BRUNSWICK
THE NOMINAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
THE HOTEL COMPANY.

THE NOMINAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES OF
THE HOTEL COMPANY.
Josiah II. Baker yesterday appointed receiver
Of the Hotel Brunswick Company Fifth-ave and
Twenty-sixth-st. by Judge TruaX, Of the supreme
Court on proceedings brought by Directors Richard
H. Southgate. Francis Kinzler and Rebecca Il.
Mitchell for dissolution OF the company. The
order TO show cause was set down for May next
and Albert b. Poardman was appointed reieree
In the matter Mr. Bakers bond was fixed at
$4,000 The schedules show total liabilities so2A44''
total available assets. S19lI, and apparent de-
fciency s1452s3 These figures nominal
OF the liabilities $500 900 is capital stock leaving
actual liabilities of $l2i.i47 consisting of bills pay
able s25 Sal and open accounts payable. $3.50" Inc
net actual assets are s2o.2S7; composed OF cash.
81 64S Wines liquors and stores. $500; accounts
receivable Sl530i, of which there are good SSosi
Thousand Islands bond. 500; unexpired Insurance.
s4eo.
OF the nominal assets. s35S9l7 is the net invest
ment account The book value OF this account Is
500 Ssl less bonds secured by chattel mortgage
10000 Of which so Is held as collateral am Az.
SEQ 800 outstanding, with accrued interest OF S-so'
Among the creditors are the Garielu NatlVha
Bank sl3 900: Emma II. Livermore, Sls..W: Ackei
Merrall e. Condit Sll.56l: estate OF Josiah NJ rlske
SlOSs9; New-York City. for taxes. slS32; X H.
Southgate s9i64: Francis Kinzler. si.sS; Henry
Zahn 81 9O5: White Hntz q CO., s2ooS " iii la,
Lester CO., and John Bloodgood S+V - me
amount due on payroll is $t.0l3 Ira Leo Sahl
berger, counsel for the receiver, nieu poiiu VI
session OF the hotel. He is endowed by the court
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOIE-o
ALBEMARLE-Th Rev. Or. W " McNicKsr. OF
Philadelphia. lNGHAM-Congressmah nl.n
a,d a. shannon R-Tieutenant-Colonel Peter
{, UaIns United States Army. FIFTH AVENUE
senator Richard +. Pettgrcw. or South DaKota'
ex-Congressman William whiting OF MASSACHUSETTS
Henry ". Oliver. Of Pitsburg. ana isaac " paAe'
d. ~ coustocks y Y GRAND-Major Thomas
II Hanabury T. s. Engineers. HOfFMAN-hah-
road Commissioner Samuel A. Beardslry OF ouca'
HOLLAND General Orland Smith or Baltimore
and F,rastus Corning OF Albany. MURRAY Hill
Congressman Charles A. Russell. OF Connecticut
PARK AVENTE-Thomas f. Benedict United
States Public Printer. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wallace r Foote IT, OF Port Henry. y. Y: ex-
Congressman Tom L. Johnson. OF Ohio and Charles
Coldsborough. OF Baltimore. WlNDSOR-E T.
Iipley president OF the Atchison. Topeka and Santa
lie Hallway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
g d. BENSON ACQUITTED.

G. b. Benson yesterday acquitted OF the
charge OF using the mails for fraudulent purpose
IT will be remembered that he was arrested at the
instigation of a who said Benson had solicited
subscriptions for a magazine called The American
Patriot" which he declared he about to pub
lish but which never appeared. Benson said that
ex-Presldent Harrison and other men OF Nationai
regulations would be among the contributors 10
the proposed periodical
AT the trial yesterday Benson produced several
witnesses who testified that he had been making
prepare lions in good faith to publish the magazine.
on the strength OF this testimony the jury brought
in verdict Of Not guilty In less than an hour
During the morning session Of the court Benson
created q small sensation by referring TO G.. w.
Mckay as the man who kept Anthony Comstock
from admission to q Masonic lodge and also from
,,ub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
ACCTSED or STEALING SILK.
C. T. BRUNDER, A MANUFACTURER. HELD
IN A POLICE COURT.

A charge OF grand larceny was MADE Yesterday
morning against c. L. Brunder, who formerly was
prosperous manufacturer OF embro.deries ana Ties
al No i31 West Broadway He was held In si'oVo
bail for trial by Magistrate Simms. In the forkViie
Court.
The complaint madsl by George Oestericner
an cmpIoye OF Bloomingdalc Brothers. at fifty-
ninth-st and Thlrd-ave. He accused Brunder OF
the theft OF 200 yards OF silk which In June last
nloomlngdac Brothers sent to him 10 be maze up
into ties and scarfs. The firm heard nothing from
him until Angus, IL. the day Of his departure Tor
Furope when he wrote. acknowledging that ne had
sold the silk and telling the firm that because OF
difficulties with women he was obliged TO leave the
country. lie returned I've weeks ago ana was
traced bv Oesterlcher 70 a house in Jersey CRY
The house was watched. and when Brunder left II
Yesterday morning he was followed. Oestericher
boarded the same ferryboat, engaged Brunder IN
conversation and got cable-car IN Ihlrd-aVe
win him Then he placed him under arrest
Rrndcr refused to talk about himself or the charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-28
LONG ISLAND NOTES.

Jacob Townsend colored. arrested yesterday
on the charge Of attempting to rob the home OF
Postmaster Augustus Remsen. In Hcksville.
Jacob Lebleu. forty-hve years old. shot himself
In his home in Riverhead Sunday. widow and
several children survive him.
The body OF a man was found yesterday by
Joseph Eldrld and Samuel Pearsalls. the rail-
road bridge at Wreck Lead. Hampstead
Mrs Margaret Lee. a well-known resident OF
Flushing was buried yesterday In Calvary Gene
terry. Mrs. Lee made request before she died that
her body should be carried In hearse drawn by
four black horses None OK the local undertakers
had the horses, and New-fork undertaken fur
niehed them