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New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
SUNDAY SCORCHEPS FINED.

The majority OF the prisoners who appeared be-
fore Justice Steers In the Flatbush Police Court
yesterday morning were scorchers who were ar.
rested on the Cycle Path Sunday afternoon.
The men, who were Albert Glen and William
Luder Of No. 4Go Van Gillen-st.; F. Lewis of No.
0l Hancock-st.; Nelson A. Hanson. OF No. 70
Fourth.aye Frederick Meyer and Carl Nostrand.
OF No 152 Summt-st. were each fined S.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
HI'ILDING PLANS TILED.

The following plans for new buildings and alteratio
filed yes lerday:
New buildings main office
l4sth-st. =. 500 II " Ith-nve, by Isador
and Nathan Straus. No 200 6thave owners
for a two-story brick stable ............... 5000
Alterations. main Office.
Broome-st. No II. corner Mangln-st 10
twc-story and attic frame stable and she'd by
Tho mas Drake New Rochelle ........
Montgoniery-st. Nos 10 and ~ o six-story
brick store and workshop, by Solomon Alter,
No Montgomery-st. owner. ...,......,........ ~
New buildings. uptown branch:
6th-lvc W 3. ~ II n OF 2d-s for a two and one
half-story frame dwelling by Andrew Wood
OF No 3"S East l.Oth-st. owner. ............... 40
Webster rave, W = ~ n n Of iI3d-st for two
story frame dwellings and stores by n Peter
Leckler. OF No 800 East l59th-st. owner. .... so
Jerome-st $. 3sl0 II of White Plans-ave
for two-and -half-s,ory frame dwelling
by Mary Quick, Of No ~ West i33d-st owner .
Hampden-st " corner Aquciuct-ave. for a two
story and attic frame DIV eing by William ID
Reck 3l4 n " Of Oith-st, owner. .......... bn
Alterations. uptown office:
165th-st g corner Cnion-ave, a two-story frame
dwelling % be moved TO q Tin,on-avc. 23l n
of George or lGIth-sp. by Charles r Spencer
Of 1.1B Tinton-ave owner ...................
Cron-n SIS 10 Of Mainst. to a story
bcathouse and pavilion. by Philip Flynn OF City
Islanos owner 40
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave w l2d ST station y. Y. follows sa>
IS m carrier from foot Franklin ST.:
$3.50 A. NJ Daily. Local to Buffalo - o.,.~
.,:I5 A NJ Daily Tor Albany. Utica. Syracuse koen"
ter buffalo Niagara Fails. Toledo Cleveland Cncas.
II :35 A. NJ Daily. except sunday 10 tatsklL ss avS
talns New-PatZ Lakes Nohonk and MlnneMass1SS
Albany ruca sara.osa 'a.dwell Lake George. T''''
cars 10 Saratoga and New-paltz ,m.s
0,0O p NJ pa'iy 70: Albany Montreal. Utica. syracus,
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto D~''''-
cleveland Chicago AMI ST. Louis ~ s-..u.s
.:i5 p NJ Daily. except Sunday. for UTICA sI"'S"
h.s"esss DAILY f,r slhany Utica Syracuse. Roches!ss
Burfao Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit, cieVe'Ana' ~
cago and ST. Lods.
Tim, taS.es at principal hotels and Offices ,,
c. l.. LAMBERT, General Passenger M nstyySt yort
8 Vanderbilt ave-. Ne" i".
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
THE LAKEWOOD HAZING STORY DENIED.

Lakewood. Oct. 10 (SpeciaD.-The story OF the
hazing at the Lakewood Heights School Of the two
sons of Spencer S. Baldwin Of Brooklyn. is denied.
The boys felt homesick. and Friday visited their
aunt. Mrs. J. o. Donner. at her country home
near Ramseys Mr.. Baldwin sent them back on
Saturday morning. He spoke only words OF praise
for the school, The boys took part In a picnic to-
day. and appeared perfectly contented with their
surroundings
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

"iS iooS:s isicc; Francis Brusmann. as ex- &c n,
Alexangcroye. "a 30 II OF ii3d st sex ir-egu.
Ian frames schmugs to AaOPn a, 95 b1G.sr' TrSe po,
Walker smith and wfs to John II GGnors ,nsn :.
l Quinn @ ana a wife lSF'iS" to Jaes a. quinn "a L.;
Lot ~, map Mount Eden s;,,: @xl"o' Thomas Is
roTds Mpsi G' a 10 $as Ssq II Of we6s,er-ave i5xloo
neSS, ay lot 70 70 map Mount Eden 5oxloo
RoDsr, shern.wad and wife to Jacob Muller; ,s..
Hcurnann & " and nd vile to i;sry Holding ;;;,o,:
Sa the & Solhsn S II cmpany to
:oxis'.l; Ebert o Smith and wife to Jonn II
'Mcrcantiie Operative Bank to Ellen F. cary
sd6"reaa-s @ s', is +! Anhpnyrays yr9,y 'ox aoo
Lc Ro,. ct. n s. 3ls., IT g of iiuison-s,. 2I.sxloo
samuci CROOK to Providence GIG, Oslo x,,. 70
Sa%s 59,ug pfoPfS FfsSs 'lI"'ro Gs.'o ana "''e
ri ave. No 80. iicnry King to Theresa Solo
ain m" "a n :. 500 r of .,i.-ave 2oxicoi. Frank
7oih-s .te"!: No saG Vest. @ MasaTs Mace Mary ., .,
rSr-S'l ,''l",; 80 - East. iicy n stern to Caroline
Gocrcf-s .iSi" X5 ii. sophia p Griiicy to Eugene
san@ 5@s prsPSrty sp s' R''cr, Wilson Luscn'
Io,h ave. " $. 5os It n Of 5i,h-st ?3xioo; DIRK
J.n''cn ~ to aTy Gy 5iayd 5an5s 2?xico5 charlc;
nSrnhcn aal VIZ - Charles J. T,g1T Ak osb: 10
"a
ST. s. - # II Mad dson-ayc. iy,xioos: gi,h-
st $ 2Jj2 = . Il jthaye. IbbNl">, "itn-st
33ls ~ 5th-ave. Ot .-3Nl0N fr"u-
erck \ Libtey and wiie 10 Jonas VI Lloocy a..
Irlgcs-ave. . p. :h:s II n ~ 1ratsrs-at -'N
TX, Max Myers 20 Margaret Campbell ..-...
Wth-s-. ~ IGl last. Leopold Kaufman and VIII"
sophia Mayer and another .....''.
s,fh-si s. 100 II Avenue ~ -OAl'"N ~
Of Columbia College - LIZA - ,s 'f
aJth-si. 9. 2ldl y W oi t'l l-aF', 10
Drive or Boulevard n corner o'th-s, lWllE
-. John Gibbons AMI wife TO hlild'''h
W! i.adosT.. corner a7,hsi. ooyi,o James
\ Jar.ta anI wife t. Soop Jacobs.
Nest End.a - " T. III ft N Hith-st Jpxlo =, -,
soions n 4 Jacobs % z = Baldw.n ............. -"
q C1n,eat-a.s =. IIr q s Of iiith-si 2o-Ntc &c
f,w en- % Ia referee. 10 James SIok"s IL"
Lam adtin ng lani u Robert r ms at
Throgg's Neck. contains - acres; also lana un!er
water on Long Island lund. N 'front.' ~ hnJ.'n
irg laad ~ IaWr0 nee NAic bury. contains . II"
a. -. a 80 other Ian. adjoining und dr water
c.ntatn. about - 100 acres also pther lands
under water. adj lning, contains 20 ~" acres
also all .~fa Lawrence W1f"fhury, Ntt'
Wat.. buy Coils Huntington on -
II mes cal Land company % ranieI Fo,-Y "a, ~
Bal O. q. - n ~ l~tting-si. -'Nlo'
cam Camilla Sa.l!ns. ...-.., ,.-...' a.
g-h.sf elrnrr Avraur e. e'iXilb - >tn-s'. L M n
port. Michael Mcl. usllin io II nry ! II 'thh.H
18Th ST. n e. 80 n - Avenue J.. -1Al's. Ill -
am ! lfis o.i james r 'hflln -. 10
Avenue G. " s. extends from sth 90 eth-a', 2lox
.oi II H.nrr ] Urn1ng q Roman catholic 80
Churc. % ihe Holy Family .........;,. 'oo
iGih-a.e. e. part LOT %2. map OF "aHeHe"'
lC'h-atc n r. part 4 lot 3ol. map = Wakefield,
.jxlii. Mary l. II ~ LAY = Iohn l. NJ k.t''
lGil ave u 4. p.It ol lot 3)2. same map. Mary l.
Hlker 10 Amelia \ Reynolds. '''''''''''''
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
INSTANTLY KILLED BY A FALL.

James J. Whalen. painter. forty years old was
instantly killed yesterday afternoon by falling from
a scafoid 70 the Sidewalk wn.le at work the build
Ing No. 20 Stone-st. Wnalen was adjusting the
scafoiding the roof when he lost his balance and
fell hcadforemost to the street a distance Of forty
feet. His head frightfuliy crushed. The body
was taken TO his home. In Drggs-ave. near Norm
Save
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
BADLY HURT BY A TROLLEY.CAR.

Henry Engermann. bartender employed by
Henry Hart at his saloon at Albany and Atlantic
aves.. was struck by a trolley-car while driving
across the tracks at Bergen-st and Albany-ave.
yesterday afternoon. Engermann had his right leg
and arm broken. and also suffered other injuries.
He was taken to st. Mary's Hospital after a delay
Of half hour. The car was No. 1a3 Of the Mas
sar line. The motorman. John Mcintosh. Of No.
81 81. MarkS-ave. ana the conductor. George
qnsider, were srreeted
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
RAILROADS..
"AMER,oA's oRsATssr RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL. ';!,!!2 4! !
~ l. HUDSON RIVER R. r.
Tue rnllR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.

saSr ssfIs$a SFf sssay
ysssaSe Niagara Fa, i SS5 p This train is limited TO
o.ao 'sa'nE abay Fo. Mail for Poushkeep,is A..
bany. Utica syra'use Rochester Du"a" ''"'-'
1886 A. M"ExScrt Sunday Day Express For all IN
900 p2s'aM' MDay Southwestern Limited For covm-
s sa' oSskesps U,ca Rochester
800 'F@ Mbsy nnnils chsso special Detroit,
Albany. Schenectady. Utica. Syracuse Rochester
$3.50 ? Il. @EScep. Sunday West Point. P0ushkeep''''
4,sO M-Day North shore Limited Due }sony pe,rTI'
$50 ~. Chicago 40 .. m. stops at >''""'
600 Albany Troy Ys,ss S,se AdsSnsaTs EasaTs
Fails '4 Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago cin''"
o.z5 'P. Mpaiiy For Albany Troy Burlington Plat''-
For suS a! escaso Stop:
soa f5,ss s.ss,nr Car passenger.
only. for points Fall Brook Railway via Lyons
o15 P NJ MDsiv For Syracuse o.wegS Wstsr'0Tn Tn
Lido chcasp except Saturday for Cape vincent ''
so a. 70, chicago ns and sseeo,
sunday night Sunday nights Chicago s'eepE'' 'eN'
0.oe T. NJ and a.:s5 p. M.-Daly. except Sunday to
r,'scsd via Harlem n DysSn ~ and tn. Berk-
Ss ,:, TEASS Isss 5,s:s SosKEGS; anS point.
Putnam Division YSnkers se'n"S2n r"rn,ns w,i al
ne E'Ta;a @ s nrd g Il T.4sr Ts, sh' only line '"""
sscs car; with H f s5sqfs si'n'
e nsoads: f,.rsHs1 riT r':s @ sS as ;os1say
ara 5sh., rs station Be- sro9kyn SS a''
Rassas. aPs cstes rom Or By the
'oHS General TGSy Manage Gs" ososTa Asn.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
HECNRDEn MOETGAGES.

,p,.a. susan !. g caafee wsr'i'T ic''A- $1,000
81 ~ rs" ..' 3e VII. +. - e'5ar ST Nichoa' .oo,
Pace AMI i'2l -. year. ..........-,'; o'"o
sam go ,hl' 'elig Io ,,.. A.. 'rs','s W i,rieT T
Gan. ' '''s .'...... 10000
s.se B., r4v,ri f,edrch trustee property.
raasa G..r, F. % seo'oga y. ~ j';2e, % -.,, .,oo
Sc. Ne@. York s7ih.sL 100 T, v 4 Avenue 500,
n.casr -, = l,!nl ana nife TO Adrian II JACK ,,o
=, rn y, Conn., % >la %i 10 81 me M"a; N5rr CO. '
Io,'a r Az. a 'f os s ls hGa i19 as,an AlaT.''n ,o
nyWi Whit f' i.s,a,s ''1 :;'H :Si Z Of i;6-iye
~ S,at' ,@,ier. Zen io Frederick Gebhard. W
HAihsi'e-ne. a2a It Of cd 5 iso'h-s'' ,oo,
csr~ Ellen + and another TO Mercantile g.
1,s. oPcraiye We Bank. n : i50h-,i. icos Il IF
Ed1ieg Earnssi X To- the northern improvement.
90 is3d-s 80 q " Of Websief-ave. ,oo
same to Sara . Ronas is9i-s'. s7' It " OF ..o
rieF Geof{e and another. ifusecs Katherine
%a9i Essinanh mann ils6~s'' 100 Il OF
rcrTs Ezs 4. TO- George + nm 5 $ 5.h-,,
10 4 W of I.'Sas'on ave. ycar,,,,.;.....'.. 800
White Flaas-ayc, lot -. map new village OF ,o.
uenn,ng. tienry l. to Michael Mclaughlin W ''''
AvynGc {. extends from S'h-st to 9TH St Union M,
mS,',inck william and wife to IIermcna Van
,ek, w,ek, kisse'"-'''' isss 1914 IT Of nr'nA- o.o
HaHilasi.a. (o.@ :. 70 kaic 4 wyaierbary'
rsr s' 1 1 "ng ,nl fne, NS X ' tcrt 'Pe Msr y
rs and Augustus T. Van 'or,lsndi. : years.. 81 s?4
Jex Isabella tho Lawyers TIE Insurance
Complny II N'w-York. 5 jih-s,. 225 II ot
Kanfrarn Leopold. and wife 10 Jane + Oothou,
goth ~. 80 n Of - ave. ycars...... 10000
Works, ie''h-s' ie' It of EdgccomD~-
Fitzpatrick. Edward ami VIE 10 the Riycr.iI. '''''
tank Gth-st. 80 q of Columbus 10000
ms% sS"'" awe 5Sa :, 's'@t''Is Of lso'h -,
MrTay Agnes to the scanens i,ank for saJirgs' ''"
s st 30 n of b.h ga 1000
McSally. Harry. and wife TO the Equitable Life
A.s9ance ,,. ao soc,e'S ot The United states n
las 4 IN 81. II. yc1rs. .................. 3lC0)
Mex ithn. James and wife to Josephine y Cow
! p'rhwait guardian Frederick Cowperthwat
No 80 Iroomc-st Acar.......,,............ 10000
Same ~ Marguerite Pciisscr, same property. |
year .,;:,...;..... 1900
:, .,.,-s, " corner Meirosc-aye months. 10000
/ St.grhaUer. Elizabeth to John ! Gibbons public
drive or touieyMd n W corner oIthst. year. $4,000
/ sin' 'o,i il II. 81 and VIE 70 the New York "
Swings Bank, iith ST. 800 Il W of 9th ave
J sh, fwooi Cnarics K willard = Beach and CIR '''
| cnce ard Anna N beach. Nos iSo and i4l
Franklin st. years :........:........ 10000
/ William Rem-e. deceased " 8
JeNcrson-s, 30 Of Monroe-st. No So.
/ Monai Patrick. and Edward Gadd and wife to "''V"o
Iohn Roth. th-;ry-st. No itcis. | 4OOO
OPP 'nhcmer. David, and wife TO Sophie Min
| islan. y 12d-st. - II " ih-ave. year.. hnr
Stewart. Mary and Theo,orc L. To Maxmiian
! COX 4 al. >5th-st. IA n " of Avenue A.
Tn, n,'''vs Wu,1o - To- Ann, !. yooi..,' LOIS
Suburban st. els It of Anthony ave. year. I15O
Tarpy Mary \, Harry Ovcrinst0n. n = II2l- 81 ''
s1i # W OF Morris-ave. u months. SOC
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

stations foot Of COrtIandt and DesbrOsses st,
8:fO A. VI. daily fsundays. 200 a. NJ for MACcT
CHUNK and Intermediate s.at.ens.
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS sIsPENsoy
BRIDGE and the West ard nrnc pal local points dnns
car 70 Suspension Bridge: Pullman Ves,!bule Sleeper w
Chicago.
loo A. VI. daily exceo. Sunday. for MArc1
inr an1 Harrisburg
1900 noon da'lv e~cnnt SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Bunai5 10 P. ". Through Rochester Pull
man vestibuled. Day Coaches and PariorCar. Dnins
Car ser;ice Meals a Ia carte
12:aO y. W. daily. except Sunday. Tor Eas,on and ID
,ermedate pyints.
lao r. VI. daily, except Sunday for L. B. Jurs
stopping only at principal intermediate stations. Char
.3:3O p. VI. (sundays ony). for Mauch Chunk ..1
Hazle.ha. and AL irternedl ate stations.
41O y. W. daily except Sunday, for I. & D. JUNE
TON and prncinal n'ermeda,e stations Pullman busa
5;I5 r. VI. daily FOR Easton and intermediate s;a,lc..
Chair-car to Eastln. ->
G,1O p. VI. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA rAtfs
and all points West Pullman Sleeper Vest tbuisd Trss
0,OO =. VI. daily FOR ITHACA. GENEVA Rocsrs
TER Bt'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and ali coi.,
West. puman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. tAaIr
11:3o y. VI. daily. excep, Sunday. FOR EAsroy an,
intermediate prints "'
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for Boryn
BROOK and interm1d ate no!nts leave follows ~
~ 2e ani Hnn Ri a2n and eso
ana 323 Broadway II Ess, Ii,h s.. iTs East 2s,h a.
i27 Bowerv. y Y. SEQ Fulton 81. Court ST. as B.x
wav ard Brookvn Annex BROOKLYN.
New-York Transfer Company will call for ami cheeh
baggage from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
A NAN SLEEPS BY HIS WIFEs CORPSE

Paterson, Oct. 10 (SpeciaD. Daniel Bergen,
a young machinist. returned home last night he
found that his wife and four children had retired
1t about 1890 O'Clock. and Bergen attempted
to arouse his wife to tell her that he would 20 to
work earlier than usual In the morning. The
woman did not respond. and her husband slept
until o'clock When he awoke he saw that his
wife dead. She had been dead twelve hours
according to County Physician Johnson. She had
been attacked by heart disease.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
RUNAWAY BROOKLYN LADS CAUGHT.

Otto sessler. OF No. lss McKibbin-st were found
on Sunday by Christian Meyer. a farmer, whose
place is on the Rockaway Road. in a clump Of
bushes on his property The boys were preparing
bed and had built log fire to keep themselves
warm. Meyer caught the boys and took them to
the Town Hall. They were put in cells and in
about an hour admitted that they had run away
from home Their parents were sent for. and they
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
THE BULLET STILL " MS BODY.
PHYSICIANS FEARFUL OF EXTRACTING A MISSILE
LODGED NEAR TIE BACKBOME.

LODGED NEAR THE BACKBONE.
Hackensack oct. 70 (Spcc.aD-Walrer Lineau.
who accidentally shot himself In Enslcwood ycstcr-
day afternoon. is this everiaa IN comfortable con-
dition although The situation is still believed TO be
critical The bullet passed through the liver. tak-
ing an upward course and is located near the back
bone the position being such to render opera
ton extremely dangerous. Therefore, the doctors
will probably make no effort TO extract the missile
The patient rested easily during the day. but is
under the influence Of opates. There has been 4
great deal OF gossip In Engew ood and elsewhere
S to the actual facts connected with The shooting
Of Mr.. Lneau. Mrs Lineau was Tie only person
Present when the unfortunate accident occurred
and DR. Currie and other persons having intimate
relations with the declare that there Is no
ground for any suspicion that the shooting not
purely accident.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
Flint's Fine Furniture.
Most graceful cabinets and tables at
Factory Prices.
REAL ESTATE.

There were no sales at either Of the auction-rooms
yesterday. At the Broadway Real Estate Sales
room william Kennedy withdrew No. 1O3 west
Seventy -sixth-si., which 1t had been announced
would he sold in foreclosure proceedings, settle
ment having been arranged between the parties in
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
ST. LUKE,s CHURCH CONSECRATED
IMPOSING SERVICES CONDUCTED BY BIsH-

Imposing ceremonies marked the consecrauon OF
ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church. In Cnn-
ton.aye near Futon-st. Of which the Rev DT
Henry c Swentze is rector. yesterday morning
Bishop Littlejohn. assisted by prominent rec'ors
In the diocese Of Long Island, conducted the ex-
ercises The vested choir Of forty men ana Doys
headed the procession to the chancel, followed oy
Dean Cox Of the cathedral at Garden CITY; the
Rev Dr. f. a. Bradley. former rector; canon
Bird Of the cathedral. who bore the pastoral stan
and Bishop Littlejohn and the wardens and ves-
trymen of St Luke's The marshals were the Rev.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
Gounirp propsrtn for Sale or Go Get

A LII THE ORANGES" Property Of every descrip-
ticn for SALE rent exchange; furnished ana unfur-
m.s: csneS: season or year. D. coNpIT. opposite BRICK
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JRRSEY
tAnthra lite coal used exclusively
Four track. tonlatic Block S-r,,s
On and az er OcI. l3. 1895


TraI.S leave station foot of Liberty s.,
For Eastern Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &e
4:3O 1:13. o:l0 IA! % Easton) A. NJ i:in i:M Ii}
H;3o to Eas1n,, $40 GSc to Allentown, P sundsys
For Wilkesbarre. P'ttston. and scranton. e:io A. H.
i;Io 40 4:i5 P. n; SUNDAYS. 43o a. NJ
l:So 2;9S t:aa so 5;T & 200 n - Is nisht sus
For Harrsbnrg az 49, 500 o:io; II 40 L. " tM
so ~ Zoo so az 100 iIi i;, nshs ns sunaas ~
For sunbiry. LewIsburs. and wiliiamsport +. ~
A. NJ. 600 p. NJ
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &e
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. oe1s
Il so Poa' o So, sss'a & tan' rsasan. s, + 60 60
DAYS 'sop at Interlaksn for Asbury Park and ocai
For LAKEWOOD.
I:3o. $50 A. NJ. ii5. i:i0 p. NJ.
For Farmingiale. Toms River Barnegat Park %.
Barnega,. I:3o. $50 4. NJ. l:45. 40 p ~
For Atlantic City. Vineland. and Br!dge,on. 40
las T. NJ
For Monmouth Beach seabrieh. and Highlands d
Navesink. i30 $40 II 20 A NJ i:30 10, s:S III,
$40. 5'fs y ". Sundavs. 400 A. NJ. 800 p. "
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ERIE RAILROAD

Through train, leave New-fork. foo, OF Mnsdsl;
As follows and ive minutes earlier f'9m Mss ~, Wavsy.
HHM N-VeslIDuled Express Daily ,tsA tos jansr
J;UU Bngham,on. Elnhi; huTSlS: b.sI aIrS: DusAS
$50 r. NJ Par.r car 10 Buffalo p.Iy s'is
O.OO i. M.-vestituei Limited iast nm msI sre arrives
Sieve,snd 7:so a. 81. Cniease p - 'pssns
10 Chicago Cleveland AID S'"s'""
200 i. M.-Buraio and clsysaed 'fsx II. ns!.
ford IS < H. jamestown s;sss $3.50 a; al Gsys'
land i:i5 p NJ sieepers to ua. hums fcs psUs"
land making direct connections ."
OR - WA chautauqua Lake anS nssr Ssnt 10 ~
Ss4O Daily solid train to Chicago SN1esy3Ers or ..
faIo Chicago and Cincinnati m uS"rr III .MAN
gISIcKETS tO~AL TIME CARDS ~ AZ 'Bros1sN'
;ssoa,mOd;pns ., iii ss, q :"a ."s 81 81 W.. =
chanbers and West osi st ferries New, ,oc Hsise+s
80 Fui,on-s, 100 Broadway Irooklyn;; y.na;;co;s rIps
Hobokcn and Jersey City Station. Wesc~ rs1i1oGeo
for and checks baxsass treu hotels s0e
lsstnatiooA
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
onn 6Bgrs, ParIGS SAY. $50 200 lpniSs Ca9 SO a.
D:ang oar) a. NJ. 200 400. 500 Dining Car. sM
p NJ I2 IL night.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 40 sN
1000. II 20 dining carr 4 NJ. 200 c:3o 500 D.r.a
Carr, 500 p NJ 1915 night Sundays $50. 10 90 ilN
Dinng c,r) A. NJ. goo 500 Dining Carr. 900 ?. H.
1918 night.
Tickets I'd parorcar seats he procured foot
Liberty ST. lla. lI2 .6l AIS. 9f4 I1l0 l323 BroadwU
!l7 9TH Av.. 81 Fast lith ST. 1873 Fast l25,h ST. n
West 125th St. 25l Columbus Av. New-York Csgs
81 $50 Fulton St BROOKLYN; os Broadway William
burg The New-YOrk Transfer Company will call for 81
check baggage from hotels residence destinaloa
New-York tribune., 1896-10-20

HE CHARAcTERIzEs ITS DOCTRINES AS UNsorNn
AND DANGEROUS AND GREAT DEPARTURE
FROM THE CONSERVATISM OF THE DE
MOcRACY A RINGING REBUKE
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-07
IS IT ROSS PARTNER?
Belfast Officers on Track Of Man Wanted. al
Least. for Horse Stealing.

Waterville, Oct. G. - (SpeciaD.-SherifI
Norton and Deputy Sheriff B. o. Norton
OF Belfast, were in the city, yesterday,
tracing IL man that they believe was the
companion of Ross the wounded New
Sharon burglar. A few days since a
man stole a team from Sheriff Timer OF
Rockland. who is also a livery stable
keeper and driving to Belfast LEFT il there
A description OF the man was secured BY
Sheriff Norton and he and his son started
on the hunt They traced the man TO
This city. and TO place on the plains
but arrived there half an hour after the
man had left. The description of the man
Enthusiastically with that of the advertised
description of the man VIII was with Ross
IN the New Sharon affair which is as fol-
lows:
Man about 30 years old. light complex
ion. slim in build, weight about $50 lbs.
green appearing, odd looking eyes light
eolored clothes and hat and tan shoes
The search was continued through most
OF the night but without success 1t is
not believed here that Ross companion
Is me man wanted by Sheriff Timer of
Rockland. but the description of the men
taliies very accurately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-07
BURGLAR ROSS BETTER.
Bullet and Shot Removed and He Has Good
Chance for Recovery.

Pennington, Oct. 6.-Would- be- Muir
dcrer and Burglar Philip Ross under
went severe surgical operation at the
Franklin county Jail, Monday DR.. II.
b. Palmer of Pennington, assisted by
Or. b. NJ. Hardy his new attending
physician cut out the bullet that had
shattered the jaw and lodged close to
the jugular vein, and also removed the
five smaller shot that had lodged in
and about the mans face and head.
While the preparations were in pro-
press. DR.. Palmer discovered a tatoocd
"A. L.. upon the mans right arm, and
asked him regarding it. Ross said i;
was done at Alexandria, Egypt, at the
time of the building of the Suez canal
when he served as an interpreter for
the officials engaged in that work. He
said he had interpreted in four Ian
guages at that time, English, French
German and Italian.
The Ccrsican stood the operation well
and seems much better for it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-10-07
sitten by Dog. Kills the Brute, Then Chain.
Himself 10 Post and Dies.

Cleveland. Oct. G.-The little town of
Hinckley, q miles from this city, in
Medina county. was the scene of a
gruesome death. Saturday. Nearly 20
years ago, there appeared in Hinckley
stranger of whom nothing was
known beyond the name he gave, Ber-
aard Sherman, and with him came a
big st. Bernard dog, which was his in
separable companion. The stranger
took up his abode in an old howell which
he rented in the outskirts of the ham
let.
The living place Of the old man grad
cally became surrounded with an air OF
mystery, and the place came to be re-
sarded with superstition and fear. The
mysterious dweler rarely visited the
village, and then only for the necessa-
yics of life. which he seemed to have
alenty of money to pay for.
The old man had not been seen fon
some time and an investigation was
Degun. When the door to the hut was
broken in the old man was found lying
lead. chained to a post, the condition
Of the body telling of a terrible strug-
gle. which the doctors have ascribed
hydrophobia. Just outside the hovel
Nas found the dog.
The beasts death had been caused by
al axe wound in the head. The sup
position is that the brute went mad
1rd bit his master The old man, real
ling that death was inevitable, had
'ocked himself in when he felt the mad
ness coming. chained himself fast.
ocked his letters with a paddock, and
brew the key away.
Buried under the floor of the howell
vas found $4,000 in gold. There was
nothing that could shed light on the
mysteries of his life. In one pocket
Mas found an ocean steamer check
rom Liverpool. dated Nov. 9. 1874, and
m the wall hung an oil miniature of
icvely woman and a child. The body
as decently buried.