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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-20

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(Tortiebung folgt.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-08-20
0as @elbe Tteber unb bic 8ld

- Das @elbe Gteber unb bic 8lutz
tern gretfen in 9abanna tpeiter um
1i9, eben1o in @uanabaccoa, Matan3as
unb Santa CLARA. Sn ber lebtge=
rranrten @tabt tpurben au4 bic Mus=
tpanberer BON ben @anarif@en Snieln,
tpel@e bisber bonn @elben Tieber per=
i4ont geblieben paren, BON benz elben
befanen, ebenlo peri4ieoene cubunii@e
Gingeborene.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
GATHERED 4BOIT THE TOWN.

Thomas Maguire. conductor OF car No. 727 Of the
Butler-st line. thrown 10 the street Tuesday
afternoon and taken 10 the Long Island Col
lsge Hospital truck owned by !. Burns. OF
No ei7 Fulton-st. swept him from the side Of his
car while he was collecting fares His skull
Was broken.
James Howell. president OF the Brooklyn Bridge
Trustees returned yesterday from his country
home in Wcstpori. y. y. lie IL III. and Is accom-
panied ny HIS wife and daughter. Just previous
20 ,he hot spoil he underwent operation. and
has been weak ever since.
Mrs Ada r White. OF No 3ss Clinton-st., while
walking along Degraw-st Tuesday afternoon. had
her rockethook seized by a pickpocket. officer
struggle caught the thief who gave his
Thomas Iah-y. of No. IS7 Butler-st The man was
held for the Grand Jury.
n, ginning September B. the in the
various parks IN Brooklyn will begin at 800 O'Clock
IN the afternoon instead Of 4 O'Clock a hereto
fore. On Saturday. August % Sunday August go
and on Labor Day. The Dancing Girl. now two
step. composed by j. A. Clinton Morse Will be
played AT Prospect Park
Frederick Ingraham the receiver Of the Citizens
Mutual Gaslight Company. OF Long Island City
has obtained leave from Justice Goodrich to sell
the company's franchise ~ private sale 10 Albert
" King for $500. Patrick r. Shea has a Judgment
against the company for $3.50 The company has
no property
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
THE CHiNGES OF THE.

From The Detroit Free Press.
isn't II WONDERFUL" philosophical Brltter. as he
sat with some OF his Board of Trade friends. how
time Will cha 1ge a mans disposition! IhKe my
strcter than the rules Of peniicntiary. He would
no more think OF letting me go to q circus than ne
would Of throwing me into the river. ! nad TO he
In church and Sunday-schOOl on time AT every
session. II was whipped at school got another
one home. and II was buggy whip ! was
trounced with at that II ever talked hack II
was = sure case Of being cuhed up 10 peak
had to get up carly. to bed early saw and split
wood. help do all kinds OF work about the place.
erranGs and he light on call every time was
wanted. was never allowed more than five cents
OF my own a time. end then only on some state
occasion
Now the old gentleman makes his home with
us and YOU should see him with the children. lie
trots the baby on his knee. helps the bows play
everything from house 10 Wild West shows. takes
them 10 all the amusemcnts that come along.
stuffs them with al kinds OF sweet things. gives
them money and jumps right In and takes their
them why. the other day ] was going to give
Jimmie "A scutchng for throwing stones at an ash
man. and what does the old gentleman do but
take me BY the arm just he did thirty years
tell that II | touched that boy he would give
me the all-hredest irouncing ! ever had. big and
old | am And to Dee real honest. didn't care
about taking any risks
1T IL peculiar broke in OF the listeners. Il
have father-n-aw at my house that used TO be
one of those stern parents that seem TO be going
out Of date. He is spelling all the children Just
as your father IL doing. but the funniest thing
about II r. that he thinks no young fellow IL good
enough TO go with my Oldest daughter. lie orders
away average Of two three week and
when they hesitate he hIsies them out as though
he was n policeman. But | can't say that he has
the yard a. many thirty times before / finally
Got his daughter"
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W 42d Si station y y. a. n.5's Al
IS IN. earlier from foot Franklin -. 49,.
$40 A. ~ Daily Local &C. Burao. Seep'g cef es
York Boomvlls sundays only. AN oe e--upe'
$50 a Il Daily Ioca' - Nhan, for c.iss.N Mois-
tain. and Saratoga Psrlor car Albany sunia,s ory
DIS 4 NJ Daily for Albany Utica. S,racus' r .hes~.
Buffalo. Niagara Fais. Toledo. 'Iffeianl 'n'@"
Parior - iacus~ ..t.
A.-IiOO A N Daily sIc'pI sunta'. - ssn a -; .,
and Ca,skll Mountains New Paii1 i,skes .h'ns az
Minnewa-ka. Psrlor cars q B"omNhle ana NeN NeNt.~.,
Bib A. ". ally ss,ept ~unff' 10 .st.s
Mountains. New Psl'z. Lakes Mohonk ani " nneNss.a
20 BIoomvile Saaioga and 'adNei go, O..
LIS f. NJ saturdays cni,. Ha'f il0ifay spe a.
ta,skul Mountains Parior car -tfats . ~.
C-:.aS p NJ Daily except SUNDAY. - tt'sA l- "
ians New PATTI Lakes Mohonk sni M'nn'sas~a -. ~.
tany. Saratogs Iar!'r ear auAchrd i' h "''' "
G 400 r. NJ Daily except SUNDAY. fo- Nharl
600 VI Daily for Albany. Mlnireai i'a Hi,o..','
Rochester Buralo. Nisgais Fsls Toronto 'f'iH'
G.:s0 r. " Daily. except SUNDAY for Nsehl-s A,sn,.
saraioss and Montreal. sleeping car. N1a' " ~
,I5 p NJ pe,y. escsp' sunday. for u'o' sir'D~
sis p VI Daily Tor Albany. tuc. syra.s.. E.s..
-sfsr Rnrala Niagara Fars Toronto D.tr'i', eis'e
land. Chicaf', and - lruis .,o,. e,osA
81 . 05 T. NJ. Ierss, cis. r. r. X s'au'n' N"''
F,or tickets time tables rsripr ani siserlrs g
roaa,ions apply city 'ffcss ir'okln ana V" i"iN
q, stations. Tims tables al principal hotels ." ~
r. LAMBERT General r,sssns.- rs-'.
Vanderbilt ave. Nm iFh
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN H'y

T-ains leave foot West i2d s. as follows q" MN
utes earller lruu Franklin ST.; ,,., ,,..
-.iS A. W. for Cornwall. Orrs NILS iaK'r
Nohorl and Nlnnrwaska MidiletONn. Bio, m!ngDhlgN.
Flenvile Fallsburgh Hurleyyle Lake kiam"sha In
.r,v Scranton, Walton. Delhi, sidney Nor"l'h' '"0"
Oneida. Fulton. Oswego ,,,r.. p,oo,-
o,I5 A. VI, for Campbell Hall Mdde,own, fIoom-
ingrirgh Wursboro. Ellsnville. Mountain pae T@ntr
Vile Fan.burgh. lake Kamesha. HurleyNhle l"Oe'''
Falls Liberty White Lake ,,.,,,-.. ,,oo,
las T.. VI. SATURDAYS onyl ,'r Ml1G'e&,Sw' LOW snire
vlIle ia sburgh. Lake siameshs. HurieyNle itioely
Fails Liberty White Lake Parksv!lle. ivngs''n "a"o'
AIS D. VI. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mohonk ara arc
uirnawasl,o Widdletovn Bloomingburgh NurtsDoro ri
-nvi- Mountain rae centrevIlle Fsllshnrsh lisks
iSi,r..she IlureNNilo. Liberty Falls. Liberty NhNe
Lake ParAsvilie Livingston Manor RocklanG, ,.
$40 T.. ". DAILY. for Campbell Han M,onie'>Nr W.
Ttl,erfv Ifvingson Manor Walton, Delhi Sihne< NJ
rcn RanfalIsvllIe oneida Fulton Oswego Niagara
Ealls and points West. Pullman Sleeping Ca'' hrc''""s
tSair car seats IRE Niagara Falls , ,,,
5:I3 y. VI. for West Corn"a'l OTIS NE ~ '.rns,ai
pr'6t Inirr side Campbell Hall. Stony Foid, ,Iys.a ~
Run Middle,own. Wlnterton. Boomingoursh "ur'sooro
T,"kcts and Pullman seats at 81 Broadway y !
g ANDERSON. q p A. 80 Beaver -. y J.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
REAL EST lTE.

with ,he exception Of the inquiry Tor houses tG
rent there WA ltle done IN real estate yesterday
" l. Rae sod II corner Fu'ion-st ana Ni, Nsn.aant
Place 2oSNN'sN5s four story hi,k s,2e nn' a. Vcor,a
house. assessed at Sl1VW m"i'b"t- S'7''''' W
Berger. for 500.
The important real estate transfers re'o'"e" d '''
Registers were the following:
jefferson st or ave. 3o4 { of B-dford ave-
2I<in foreclosure: William Battling 10 An - o.
uarIs a,ry hna'Iis Ii5 r. = Of AlIlny ave. 3csiio
h 4 !: Mark Knight 10 Charles l"ndner mort ~,
rs. gag 55,s ls u, ilo +; n Of A,enn- ". 'cNIOo
Percy Williams and Thomas Adams j. 20 go
,,;antis ia1s ave-. ~ ''s =. 1915 It of Henry
slx.p h a J. Amelia NJ Rehr.ns. wife OF lirni2. g.. ,o>
Bremen GERMANY, 10 Harris Grusczlnsiy. ...:. lS'W
5l.r 81 p ; $50 r. = OF Ff'h ave. -'xi""2
81 A l. Elizabeth Becker 20 Charles stem ana
oas Ss @, WIFE, tenants by the entirely "o', Y5
OF ave SO 40 s. 20 Of douglass q; 20
No. solomon le,l Amsterdam y TO Helene @ ,n
Plymouth It. NJ al u =. loo IT OF Hudson 81.
$5sioo partition. George o'Keefs % Ann . o..
unSsSno"e. sSn-o, n corner FIe(is'. 25xl,o9x;es
ioa.' Flizsbeth Edward + ami 'h"iirs : La'r,:
Taber 10 Matthew holland ...-.-.....::.;.. ss'
Jeferson,a'e 52' r. o, hape ,, aye; "AH T,n soO
Dnuglas--s - 1sT.lO II " - Naslnsion-HNe
25xco. serial Buildne Loan AMI Sayns+ IN,
siutlon York. to Anna W Il BeiUhIn. . m,
ana $ ana sTiis.':';,, -, S,y,h.a,e .oix..5:
..,asc. Thomas asa S w swe' IL 800
sarah J.; h'I ',, 90 sasr s, go " $50
PARK Place n =. 43i7 n ~ 9Th av- 2vNl'"
n and l. Maria V Braun. formerly l''ikr ana
previously Jurgens to Ida + Van st"enbersh' , mo
Goshen New-NorS I'"oo
Same property; Louis II schneider 10 Max men nm
New-Yok slbject ~ mortgages slo" ana H'hs ~ ooo
Eysrsre,n ave. n !. - It of Wlloughby-ave;
a5xiOo and !: John g Odenwad :" I~'n'nr q -oo
Kobe . .
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
~ THE EASTERN DISTRICT.
THE DEATH OF CHARLES KRENORlCk
To BE INVESTIGATED.
AN INQUEST Is BEING HELD By THE CORONER
TO BRING TO LIGHT SUSPICIOUS CIR

Coroner Macon was informed ny the Health De
partment yesterday that an investigation ough, to
he made in;o the desth ~ Charles kreNoEicH' nine
and half wears Old who died on Tuesday al MS
parents home No. "a Humboldt-st OF tetanus ana
a compound fracture OF the right arm. The BOY re-
ceived the injury his on last THURSDAY hieh'
In he ward OF George SeitZs saloon. at No lS' NC
Kibben-st on that night the Rev John = heNer,
the pastor OF s. Johannes German ENanSeVca'
Lutheran Church. in Maujer-st.. near draham-aNT'.
and his wife celebrated the silver anniversary OF
their wedding in a hal back of Sei;zs saloon On
the same night a daughter OF the clergyman, MISS
Ka.e Bever was married the Rev Dr. tiWaiu
Zimmerman. tho pastor Of Lutheran chur'h !"
Manchester. y. II. The ceremony was performer III
Mr. Beyer's church. and Joint celebration followed
I'm Sei,zs hall During the evening cfowd OF poHS'
among whom was Young krevorck. got up on
ten-fooi ladder in Sc.;zs yard to "atch me "euui"s
festivities kreNor.ck Was OH the 'op Tuhs' ~ l.
alleged THAI the boys shouted ana thGe" stones
through the shutters The guests were SO much
ANNOYED that Pastor Reyer complained 10 Sez Ihe
latte- ordered his son. Charles TO
6sperse the boys II l. said tnat young Sei'z ran 10
the window and pushed open me shutters WIN SUI"
force that KrevorcH was thrown head'ons from 'ne
lacder He struck the hand ground on Ais side and
fractured his right arm i'm TWO places il J. aieseu
that wsile he lay on The ground moaning younger
son OF Seitz pulled ErevOrcks ears ana klcke0 MN
in ne face Mrs Gusse Rolnick. married sister OF
kreyOrck. carried him into neighhorne drug store
and an ambulance was called. After ;ne 10! : ar"
was bandaged ne was taken home. His condition be
came worse and Drs. LYMAN and Nisefus were
called 10 attend him. Te;anus set in and me boy
died In great agony on Tuesday evening. Nnen the
death cer,ih. ate was filed Yesterday me heai'h
Commissioner was under The impression inai an IN
vas,isa,ion should be made Coroner Mason went 10
the dead boys home where ne WIS told oy Witnesses
Of the fatality thai sezs TWO sons we're respons PIE
for he boys Then Coroner went 70
seitzs saloon and questioned ihe sons Tney en-
phatically denied that kreVorick was pushed on me
hdder OF that hc aSSAied after striking the
ground The testimony vas 20 contrddlrto!E mat
the Coroner adjourned the Inquest until next MONDAY
night The funeral Of The boy took place iefuaN
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
DrI.. L>ckAwx>NA AND wEsrER> r. n:
stuttors In New-Nork. foot of barclay s"s
Christopher streets ,rcr
vEsTIRtIED TRANS, ~ LINAN Wfth'
CARS pl\IStu LIGHT

prec, route 10 NEWARk. RLOOMfltll WlN - ..e
THE. ORANGES. summit. Bafnaf hNile htsN. :
Ridge Madison MorrstoNn. fassait. s,t,-,n 11xE
IKE WoPAT,oNG iiscke;tsigNn N osE1lys LEN
MOi'NTAIN Washington. FHlllIIsbl X" LAsS,..,ns
MATER GAP STROI DSBt RI. fe,pn3 h'unSS@i
SCRANTON. PTTTSTON. NlLhESbAtkE 49,,
COKE DANvILLE. NORTH MRERLAN,' -.
ros. pINGHAMTON OXFORD NORNl y Nis.s.
Vile UTICA Rb,HFIEi.p SrRINiS -, ,,,et
SYRACUSE OSWEtip. ITHACA NMEg' -'.'a. ii
CORNING. BATH. DANsNil.i.E WFFAl,1 ,,.rsr 80 -
roints WEST. NORTHWEST ANp 50 IHNss.-~ ii
800 -BINGHAMTON MAI. s''ps a. P'"''~
10 90 A M-fCafe Csn. BUFFALO. sCRANrON seeG
HINTON UTICA RirHFifLn SPRlNi- - g..
cTsE ami oswFoO EXPIRES Pullman Rune. -,
lor Cars st Buffalo With usn i'i '"'
90 'P' p M"9%fe can SCRANTON. witE f,rs
and EI.MIRA EMPRESS Pullman nun.t "a, I'M
400 p M.-sckANToN, WlLkEssARRRh, ana ~"
Ol'TW EXPRESS Pullman klnei fafl,i rrxrrSs
7so r dDaiy) -Buras ve.ubued Liniiooi bHly
for SCRANTON BINGHAMroN. ELMlkN q,
FAIO. Pullman nursi sleeping ar O,nn''" ~
Ruraio with train lot Chicago sni pln,s MMrr>.uAx.
o 20 p dNaily,.-nr'FFA SCRANTON bn b.S,r ,rr ss
TON. ITHACA RlCHFiEfp sPRlN,'c -Nh.nn.s.
AMI oswEGo EMPRESS pgilmsn Bgas, a,si,,SSy s>syP,r ~
TICKETS AND PULLMAN kC'oMMppt llvNs,. 81;
Park pi,ce. 80 Broadway ricke'. a. fsf,, ,.,h
Rrosdwav III i;'h-st ~ Nr,i snt
~, columbus ave NewYors 23s and -" tM & oslf.
loo Broadway. ,''ooki>n. Time tables sNins 'D' '
nation Ill stations ....... 80, , ., a,I
check taggage from hotel or residenc" TO d'''"A'
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets

STATIONS foo, Of pesbros.es and ccr'iand' stree"
$S BSss smatai
lion Cars Arrives chicago NJ. Cleye,sna 70
ou.v, ~ Spi"S" sS So E Hou. To'do
aoS Z CHICAGO AMP ST LOIS ,sS.rfits gSrEEssad sad
hgssS s"s "Sa HrIS D"PS Gscaas S.' to o.5 3 % s. ia
'%S E " EFsT@HS ssasa sSa fSrnESs
"a p " gefsfa gS''
and Dops Gs e ~ ns,n1Sd. GnGn"S a3S & a 49, St
,'Ha't A. n second nd Morning. mo- IHa'''p''''
500 r NJ rAcrc b day and
and 'S'a w%sTlGroy iT,S xSD THE souTno q, 40
$40 ss9 aS = % @".E s fs sor a apa %
sS"q,5 $50 eS cqqSIs,,,o"3l ".s 'l, % 20
Sd RIp1s !S 1.sNs p daily sr-.e.r,
sprinss Els a' "isSi dairy sieepefs to Ne"ore'"'
ATANS coAs a5s3 3 4nS a Sleeper s:sDsi
TstgsS s..Sns 9m9 sni 6nn.
F9 on on foms[ ana 6G MS'S Win through sleeper
A,ni'c ~ c'y 80 r NJ weea-dav' Through Buffet
For ~ caT N NAV an" lic lo ~ 100 80 and 2'o p
r Isss g a s'sy sS ccs To g. e. 2iSI' sS' r's
l grek day; Sundays s2r a. 1'era'N" ''' "'''''
'''H, 30. Eohs EIl,I1pELrIHIA. .n 10 10 ON.
q sss els san 8 Saa 70 90
10 1 ~ A. cs M Rnns aIar cS9 en 'o ~ 0T ~ i:I'
T@'ep oaces No. Arb ou Is' 222 ~ and 2Si
Badwy As'or .e and oer ecn Of r,sn str~s, %
TeriGaa sr1 GS' ASne% station = Fulton
srce' Eooklyn sa, Icisry & S',y ec baggage from
hooie - resiGonces through TO destinat,,u rvoon
= NJ iGel Generol Manager General Psss'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
FOP INTERNATIONAL ARBlTRtTfON.

THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT PLEASED WITH
CANADAs SENTIMENTS OK THE sUBJECT
Ottawa ont. Aug. 2s.-The Government has re-
coived the following dispatch from the Right Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain. acknowledging the receipt or
loyalty resolutions passed at the last session OF the
Dominion Parliament:
II has been a source of great satisfaction TO Her
Majesty 10 receive this assurance OF CANADIAN
LOYALTY and to know that in Its effort to maintain
the legitimate interests of the British Empire she
surely can always rely upon the support and APP
prOVal Of the Canadian people.
Another dispatch from the Home Government
acknowledges the receipt OF resolutions passed by
Parliament favorng the principle OF international
arbitration. II says:
Her Nlajesty's Government believe the resolutions
eNpr,ss the sentiment generally entertained on the
subject both In Great Britain and In the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
DAUGHTERS ARRAYED AGAINST THEIR
MOTHER.

The sad picture Of five daughters arrayed against
their mother was witnessed in the Lee Avenue
Police Court Yesterday afternoon in the rial or Mrs
Margaret Hood OF No &c Wson-st, accused by her
mother Mrs Margaret +. Sherlock. OF NO 4''g VII
son-st. OF calling her vile names. me compial'""'
was the onv witness her side. but her daughters
all went on the stand and swore there was no truth
q, tho charge made By the mother. intimating that
1, was made through spite. II developed In ihe 'ld
that the complainant was formerly Mrs EormeE'
her husband dying few years ago Since theh she
has married again. and. ii is al-O allege" by her
daughters. has driven them from the mouse ny he'
cru.,ty AT the close OF the trial which was
marked by considerable venom on both sides Jhstce
1;oetting admonished the defendant TO Keep away
from her mother but said that on that account She
was not 10 infer that he believed her suitN oi the
charge against her Mrs. Hood then ASKED lOr
warrant against her mother for perjury nut II WAS
refi
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
10Y RTRGLARs COMMITTED.

Charles Jones. fourteen years Old. OF No. 1850
Third-ave. and Gustav Rosenrhal, fifteen years OLD,
OF No l79 East One-hundrod and -second-St.. were
arraignod before Justice Duffy in Long Island City
Yesterday. charged with burglary. They entered
pleas OF gully and were committed for the Grand
Jury Their parents. who are respectable people,
were i'm court but could obtain ST. bonds each
and the boys went to jail The boys were caught
on Tuesday afternoon in Astoria. having in their
posscssion a gold watch some silverwaTe and sum
OF money which they had stolen from the home OF
Mrs Peter Donnelly. The boys prled open window
while Mrs Donnolly WAS absent and were seen to
leave the house by Laura Levin. thirteen years old.
She followed them unfit she met policeman.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
AZ AGED WnNAN.S Suicide.

Us Annie Wenzil sxty-throc years old al noon
Yesterday committed suicide at her nome, No. Ssi
VD-non-ave.. by swallowing dose OF caroolc acid
For = long tine she had suffered from the haiucha-
lion tnat her neishbors were bent upon taking her
II, Recau>e Of this her family kept constantly
on fne watch Al noon yesterday. while her husband
was at lunch she went into the front parlor and
drank the carbolic acid. Returning TO her nusDand
she coollv Informed him OF what she had done. ana
lad down on sofa He did not believe her until she
herame unconscious. DR. Muery OF No Stuyve-
sani.ave was called hut she died before his arrival
On a niece of paper she mad written: The women
IN he house are the cause. MY fam1F not "oo""F'
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
cAprAU JOHN T. JENNINGS TO RETIRE.
FIFTEEN YEARS or SERVICE ~ THE 18TH REGI-

FIFTEEN YEARS or SERVICE ~ THE 18TH hh"'-
MENT Will. END WITH OCTOBER.
Captan John r. Jennings of Company b' l''n
Regiment, has received two months leave OF an
sence from Colonel Watson and VIII prooi0F NOT
again take command OF the company as ne tninhs %
r"sirniny his commis sion for business purposes
lie viii remain IN the service until after octopei as
he will then be entitled to 'hfieen year , lnens,;
April g. lS1S: made corporal July ~ l9So: ser
geant -. 1850. second lieutenant, JhIiuaIN
Is 1850 first lieutenant. March ~ 1854 honorapiy uls
charged May o. 1855 reenlisted April p lSSs agali
discharged May ;. 1890 elected second lieutenant Oh
COMPANY H. June - 1892 and made captain. Dsc'ii II,
her % of the same year. During the coulina'n ~
f,olonel Tackncr CAPTAIN jennings acted AS reg'-
mental adiniant
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
COMPRESSED AIR CARS RUNNING WE'LL

The three compressed air streetcars furnished
to the Third Avenue Railroad Company by the
American Air Power Company. OF No. ld0 Broad
way have now been running continuously on the
crosstown route through One hundred and twenty
hfth-st. for more than three weeks carrying pas
scngcTs regular schedule time and doing the
service satisfactorily Travellers prefer them to
the old cable-cars. and believe that with their
general adoption there would longer be any
sufficient excuse for cXcavating the streets for
cables underground electricity or for the string
Ms OF trolley wires overhead
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
DEATH or WILLIAM H. HiRRIS.

William H. Harris of No $50 NIsninson-aVe'
died suddenly at his home on Tuesday night. lie
was. an old resident OF Brooklyn, having lived
here for thirty-fve years. lie was born in pam
field. y. j.. sevemy-seven years ago. During the
greater part of his lfe he was in the grain busi-
ness but went out OF the business few years ago
He was a member of the Produce Exchange; + or
TWENTY-FIVE years he was deacon In the 'linton
Avenue Congregational Church.
Mr. Harris leaves wife, son ana two daush-
ters Death. II ia believed, WAS due 10 apopleXy
The funeral will take place at O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon at the home of Mr.. Harris The burial
VIII be in GREENWOOD.
New-York tribune., 1896-08-27
SERIOUSLY INJI-RED BY 4 FAIL.

Mrs Barbara Mauer. after whose ancestors
Mauier-st was named. is now in ST. GATHERINGS
Hospital suffering from fractured skull, which she
sustained yesterday morning at her homo. No A.
Morrell-st She is seventy-eight years old. and on
that account II Is not thought that she will survive
After breakfast while going downstairs. she slipped
or spool Of thread and fell headlong striking the
steps with her head. AT the foot OF the flight she
" pick ked ID unconscious