davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-05
. SPECIAL NOTICES.


 NOIlCE Is hereby given that the Maria Kin Orphanage Of 520 Lake st, San Francisco Cal, has received the following orphans and half-orphan girls from Sept 90 to Dec aI SsH Catherine Gomas, aged wears months; Ella Gomas. aged 3 years 1 month: Feari Lavin, aged l2 years months; Harriet aged years months S' MRS, DIX FISH, 101iz Grant ave, rm. 2; eiec- trician; alcohol. Turkish baths; unrvaied. ROOMS whitened from sl and papered sa 50 mn 23s Third st. JNO. HULTHEN. electro-magnetic ma.sare treatments; alcohol baths. Mason st. MRS. STEWERT, genuine steam and cabinet baths. 120h Geary St, room IT.
 BAD tenants elected for A. collections made: city or country. PACIFIC COLLECTION CO., Alb Montgomery st.. room C; tel. 65So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK; WEDNESDAY. JAN. s. lsos
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK JAN O. lsos.
ARRIVED.
Steamer povc OBJ Jones Liverpool December -. with
udse u White Star I4ue. Arrived At the Bar at III
a
steamer Burgermrlster Petersen Ger. Siege. shields
December 81 In ballast Gust Iieye. Arrived a. the
Far at $50
Der Is and Shields Is in ballast 10 John seaser AT
rived the Bar al ! 30 p m =.
Steamer Massnia Gr, BRAND, Marselles DECEMBER II
] " Elwen a Co Arrived At the Bar At $50 a m.
Steamer staples, Aux t1Nes December -
Petit C}oave y Mirrgoane y. Port Prince "a Con
AYES 20 Port DE Pax n Cape Hayt - and nasua -"
with u,,s and = passengers TO William 4 clyde q CO.
Arrived at the Bar nj 1000 3 m ~
steamer Titanic OBgD. Halliday Demerara December ~
with .ugar 70 order, Funch. Edge & 60. Ar
rived a the Bar al s:2o Il N -
Stance iller tNor) Sverdsen. Demerara December -
with sugar TO ]. Armstrong. Arrived at the Bar
~.
AMI port Antonio 20 fruit American Fruit tnn
many Arrived the Bar At IN.
Steamer IAmpasas. beratow. Galveston December -
and Key January l. with mdse and passengers To
9 II Mallory 90. q,
with ndse to J r Van Sickle
steamer Trinidad OBJ. Muggah, bermuda January g.
with mdss and 80 passengers to outerbridge q Co
Arrived at the Bar at noon
Steamer old Dominion. Brakeman Richmond ana New
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Tor, radse and 70 Old Dornintn
s,esnier Alsensorn Lewis Baltimore. with aa,s to
saniy Hook Jan s. $50 r,--wind. w-s,-rorthwr'';
"s" CLEARED.
Steamer con,ho RISK. Havana and Tsnp.oo-Jaraes
steamer p-aa WHEN " Dutch Dorr Hayti and
Venezuela por,s-Nunhar!, & 60
s,earr-r Poyosrp Obj Oiphsnt Barbados Para cea-~
steamer Mar-nso Csr, Brigham Newcastle EnsIaaa-
s.eerer Csmai Evans Ga.ves,on-C II Mallory 4 ca
steamer Kansas city Fisher. savaanah-ooesn S. Co
steamer jamestown Boar. Newport News and Noffotk-
steamer city OF Philadelphia Delano Ba,rnore-R o
steamer Benetactor. Townsend Pnlatepha-wliia-n
ship p,n.iale oBr,. Hothery. shanshai-J Parts
snip Manz King CBo, KAiran. MeIsOuTn'-H Pea
SAILED
Steamers 8, Louis FOR Southampton GsrTSsno IN
GER London w90,.worih lBels PsrnssSsoe &c.
Pms ws ys. ~ dS .Ts H tsg HaS.ns etc sa
Marie gen FLUSHING cHai Gs,.estSn; A RAJ
tn Duon No Asrhuus kansas Gy ss,.nnss' Nj
C8r, Li'h and punaee N'q''I pl.seph1a.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREfGN PORTS
Lyee }s9 'Ar, ,d , sse es 4 TsS Se-
NJ S.G w. "a; ~ S ,bsa1 XnaIsen Ns~~York
Manchc,tcr Jan Arrived steamer bsllan"Ha OBI.
TSns,rt Isv hryei steamer CraiFearn d'r>. Kirk
gnn Ian sailed steamer Nevs,ead G'Tl. Dryer.
New York ,,.,.-A. ~, ,.-..,.,
New Y1rk FOR London Amsterdam du'ch i-A~ker' New
York f1r Rrt'er lam. .. 49,, ,.....S,
10, Va ',,,ss..s fiu-st castle ar 1913 M
..,@.,,,or Ian s-Saie.. steamer Lain 'IeFfnAo.
p1ttr -, Br.nen for N-N- ilFN
T~sai. r,,rt Dec Passed steamers CSseio Ofr)'
Rryes Ncr York f,r London. Rotterdam ,Du,ch' beie''
Ner fork ,lr Rotterdam 60, m, Nd.
New
R~r.n Jan 6-Arrived. steamer wenar Ger, MentA
'' sns,eriam. ian 5-Arrived. steamer Eiam d'ufe"
BrillUsua. New fofk. fp. seaa-,r.
Sew York. - ~. ,.ss.n cye-i.
49,, 81 m Kong etc i'r New-York: Victoria tess
- i1gho-1 etc Tor York -
'Xarics Jan 5-Sai'ei Aususte Vic"ris 'sr>'
yn.,rnr from ,ieroa New York. ,,,~n
,-Ip@n,, De, 2e-sonei steamer AosAria Au'@
Therch New-YorH. . 49,. ~, linn
cen Gca jan Arrived rocahon'as tsr 'A'es
~ SAID Jan ARRIVED steamer tri tNot' hN'~
Nsv- y rk Tor Aden. Singapore. etc. nj r,,,,.a,
~, Ian 5-Pasal steamer CroffArty 'rf' N""N--'
sborrret etc for New-fork ,,-.A ,rn
w., -, PRATT Jan 3-SaileA steamer hesar'h N''
Black tirom Santosl New OK ,,,.,r n2rl OaA
30 i,nerto Jan sailed. steamer buNon 'of' N-
New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
NETWORK CITY

The neg, meeting Of The Presbyterian Union of
Nsw-yo-k vii De held In the banquet hall % the
Iotel Savoy On Monday evening. on which occs-
sion Garrett = Serviss VII deliver an illustrated
lecture On A TYP 20 the Plane's' Tlcke's. a. s.
each. may b. obtained before tomorrow from
Henry 4 Elliott 40 IL Fif;h-ave.: James Yere-
ance. 80 20 Broadway. or the American Tract So
c,ety No. 70 Fas. Twerty -;hrd-s..
Misc Fowler gave her lecture on Character In
the Ligh; Of Modern Science" a. The American
institute 0, Phrenooey. No = East Txenty-frzt-
St last evening. . large and appreciative audi
ence Her remarks ILLUSTRATED with s'.re-
op'icon views
The Nineteenth Century Club will meet al Sher-
rvs. Fif,h-ave and Thi-ty-seventh-st. on Thurs
Gay evening January - a. So o'clock 10 listen 10
a Dramatic Discourse" by Joseph Jenerson and
ar address on Some Views on Music IN America"
by Frank Damrosch
dinner Wi. be given under the auspices Of the
I<eal AID Society a. Delrnon!co's Fit'h-ave and
Forty four-h-st on Saturday. January z at which
It Is expected that Bishop Potter. Carl schurz,
Chauncey VI Depew Seth Low. the Rev. Dr Greer
and others will speak.
The sheriff received attachment yesterday
against the Brunswick Consolidated Gold Mining
Company o. California, whose New-York Office lie
az No 81 Broadway. for $40 IN favor Of william n
Lewis for services as assistant secretary from
January lsn. 70 December. lsT. The Sheriff al
tached the cornpanys ba INK account.
public dinner 70 commemorate th~ municipal
consolidation viii be given under the auspices 81
the Metropolitan League this evening AT the Broad
way Central Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
O'NPIES LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED.
SAID NOT TO HAVE BEEN ADMITTED TO cITl-
zrNsHlP WHEN he BEGAN TO PRAC-
TrsE A. A LAWYER.

. ne.,s,on handed dos.n yesterday by the Appel
l,a Division 81 the SIprerue Court IN brooklyn dis
missing tho appeal 81 the case % Nllian Lane
O'Neil the Irish Nationalist lawyer against the
Ney-York News Publishing Company 70 recover
.,ooro !auaees for alleged .ioel. is important in
81, g., al rro,,bv rut an end 70 other similar
o..,,,s eor Hoe, T-ai-h Mr.. O'Nel had begun
sgeins. other daily newspapers IN the city % New
York Tho action aEains' the NeF-fOrH News
Publishing Company was begun IN January 1885.
and vas basd on the publ alton % proceedings fol-
lowing NJ, arrest on Oh -ge Of having forged a
document retaining Hi,nsel. as the attorney. He
was held in s1co the charge and subsequently IN
dic,.-5 bv the Grand jury. Ths indictment
dismissed AID then O'Neii began suits against the
rewspapers which rad published the story Of his
s-re-, Tho suit against The Daily News" was
the frs 70 be brought - trial Mycr !. Stein. the
attorney FOR the News Company. made A motion be-
fore Justice Gaynor N January. 1871. % dismiss
he action and this motion granted with costs.
r-p3a ne entry OF anal judgment ONei took the
epoeal 20 the Appellate Division of the Supreme
Court TIE amended answer OF the defendant shows
that the article complained Of was merely report
OF the judicial proceedings IN the case, which
took place IN the police court IN NeUYork. and
that II was published by the defendant believing
II 10 be true In brief the story printed
70 the effect that December "a lr3 one John
Long secured warrant for the arrest OF William
Lane O'NeG. charging him with having forged the
names ~ Long and Jerry VI. Fowler % an instru-
mont which purported 20 retain O'Neil as attor-
ney IN the prosecution Of tho IN question
against a man named Mansfield Both Long and
Fowler proclaimed the signatures 10 this document
20 be foreeries The answer OF the defendant also
with some d~tail into the record OF the Irish
Nationalist lawyer. II said that he arrived
IN this country from Europe in February. ISL and
three days later declared in a court OF record his
intention 80 become citizen, that May ~. 1881,
upon his AFFIDAVIT. ~ was admitted 70 practise as
an attorney and counsellor law In tho State OF
Nep-YOrk in the Second judicial Department. At
this tine = alleged hat he was not a citizen
O United States. On account of this O Neil
was subsequently, deharred and his license TO prac
ticc revoked.
Wiihin the las, year the Defendants answer
also showed O'Ncll. holding himself Out counsel
for Albert White. tho former keeper 81 the Morgue
b. gan an action against James Gordon Bennett, OF
'"Nhe Herald" claiming large damages. The Her
ala placed the case in; the hands o. Myer J. Stein
who upon luyestiyatl<n found that White had
never retained O'Nei ~ his counsel. and procured
al affidavit from ne Morgue keeper - that eifect.
Whites case against Tho Herald - was dropped.
Unless O'Nci pays thn costs assessed by the Appel
late Division his arrest IS likely 10 follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
YONKTRS.

There was q merry gathering at ire clubhouse Of
the Park Hill Country Club On Tuesday evening
when photograph ,arty WIZ held Music VIZ
Given t,y several members Of the club. The host
ess.s for the occasion were Mrs Mooney and Mrs
Hagcuax
George Ramon al their home, In DunwOodie
peignts 90 Tuesday evening II IN the nature
a holis rTniTg and tho fifty guests. who came
from Mootclslr. Patterson, PsekskM ana "ood-
lawn. spD.t merry evening
Mrs Cyrus a Peahe gave tee TUESDAY arcr
noon for Mrs Wlham Teel. jr. she was assisied
IN receiving BY Mrs Nathaniel ". Bishop and
Mrs De We're II Warner Of Bridgeport Mrs
George McNe,r Mrs. Norton J. Otls, Mira: Charles
r C,ortor Mrs Arthur Higglns and Miss Edgar.
the fourteenth annual recital OF the pupils OF the
McCann's Hall. 81 Norm Bro%dway Admission
was by card. -,
a r. cYyeli service held IN the chapel OF tho
R'arhIrtOn Avenue Baptist ChNroh last night for
the ~ George r. Leeds and Mrs. Leeds who will
saf sOon fcr Burmah % eng, e IN rnissionar.
work. .,,.. .
NE N<hIe installed Mar Pente-son councillor .
Ane1nne Goodwin. associate councillor; h9 ltle
Ike e-rOuncillOT. Mary Wis, associate, d r.
Naphey recorder Sarah Beh. hDancieI tecr~tary :
Ella Charlton. treasurer.
Srreral o. he Are companies elected oincefS thla
veek Hudson Ho.e chose Albert Jrausneck fore
man and Lady Washington Matthew Ekes FORE
,,.,,..A -,
and their friends will BE- gwen this evening ia tnc
A.aernby iiefl q O'clJ,K An adjourned me~-tliI
Of the Bowling Club Will he held morrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
L0cAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS

Creditors OF Henry A. Casperfeld desl IN Jew
elry and diamonds AZ No. IL Bowery. whose store
has been closed since Christmas Day. have been
looking for Mr. C'asperfeld since and they say
that they nave been unable To find him Some
have beea told that he has gone 10 Europe. but
others think that he is stl in the city, waiting for
his failure 70 blow Eight claims. aggregating
81 s1 arc In the hands 81 the Sheriff bu; little
personal property been found which Is
claimed The FIVE safes 81 the store contained only
small pieces Of jewery. valued at a few hundred
dollars and on OF these deposits have been
paid by customers who purchased them Repre-
senta,ives Of several creditors said yesterday that
az Mr Casperfeld had paid or about 70 per cent II
his old Indebtedness they were not disposed 70
take any proceedinRs now 20 collect the balance
Twenty-one judgments, aggTegating $3.50, OBJ
tained r. 1888 against David q. Yuengling IT, were
atished 81 record yesterday. They were In favor
Of iwo banks. for Ns,9z3 and Is So All Of the
judgments have been assigned 10 Conrad -. Jor-
dan. Another ~ tho judprncnts was against John
u Smelling. for $i,%)j. and another against y. l..
Cous;pck. for $lf2s
Creditors Of shrier. Vogel & Lemlein. who dld
business the Guarantee Clothing Company. at
Broadway and Llspcnard-st ana a. On--hurircd-
and-twcnty -seventA-st. and Th!rd-avc. DID not PIT
any claims in the Sh"rTs hands yesterday II -
expected that al offer Of settlement viii be made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06

A number OF appointments Of +efersAs BY Justice
Martin J. KAogh N ne Suprerrs Court IN 'ne
Tarr-tovn taxpayers certDra1 cases against
Townsend Y Roe and Others trustees OF the VII
iage. acting ar Assessors. were f'sd ~ O"e OooNs
Clerks of,ce yesterday morning The cases OF
Iobn . Archbolc John .. Barron and John 7
Terry r. are referred % Mayhew Weinvrgh'
.. -. ,ovn % Pve. he cases Of Frank K Pier
son. Augustus G. Cobb. Louis s'srn, Edwsrd Bsn1
u.nry LOOMS nelson. o< Nev Rochelle and the
jaaHcbe Teasirch 70 Maurice DAlon. o; Por, Chez
,er The referees named are directed 70 use a..
cases placed in ther hands as 70 the vslne Of TIE
real estate IN controversy an al, - s'iIe.ia.eu ~
me S G9urt ~ ma sso Hos s,i sr"s '"A''
M ., wJo5 K R II n. sH's ann SspT
Butler asanst the yilaee Of nNe ran $50, "a
handed down an order ,naf Emily 0eIsH = ,Se
action IN the place Of Charles Butler. who cleo On
In he surrosa,e.s cour, yesterday, the Will Of
Eaward Pnne 81 ne s ioTA 81 G'S u een Gov.
Syringe Fla.. is appointed executor and Mary r
The Bsard q Water COmrnisslon.rs OF IBIS VI
isge on Tussday niTht met ana Effected he fo-
io~nE oFsa1iza},o F5's'as,. yn" JsTerab
LOCKWOOD. AZ NE Cor ns'ssoEers have not yet
place Of superirtendent vas got hAed
A conyersilo Of the ass r4atec councils u ne
cour;les VI Ttstohester and Putnam vi. be NED
in this village br.Gay Of next week The losal
the re epiion Of the visiting members W..
r W Brown, formerly principal Of the HSn
School N this village. viii sail for South Amer a
next week -.
A new bowling club has been organized IN this
village by the election " l. B Carpeater. pfes r.
dent. V F Mercer. secretary, Arthur Sutherland.
treasurer.
Nortce has been Issued By the Board 81 Trustees
that the village ordinance requiring snow ano 80
- De removed IRON me sidewalks and cutters
within twenty-four hours after TIE cessation OF a
strrrn Will be enforced strictly this VII ter II the
owners o. the properly do not attend 10 the re-
novai the village will clear the sidewalks and gut
ters and mako ten cont lien against the re
srectivs prcperties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
VERDICT FOR ". CLARK NOBLE

When The ornaments on the Commercial Cable
Cornpany's building In Broadway and also for a
rnausO.eum IN Woodlawn Cemstery were designed
for he Maine and Nhw-Ha mpshire Granite Co.
by ". Clark Noble. Sho has his studio at No.
IL West Eighteenih-st-. Mr. Noble Informed the
Granite Company that .,he expected 70 receive for
the work the rates charged by sculptors and
not The rates paid .tf.l,rDamental stone workers
The company, upon tic completion Of the work,
paid 10 Mr Noble Ouiy 500 however and after
ward refused 10 pay the BALANCE asserting mat
brought suit In tn" United States Circuit Court FOR
tho balance OF the money, and the trial took place
yesterday before Judge Wallace and jury. Ex-
pert scuiptors testified that Mr.. Mobiles claim
just one. ard the jury awarded 10 him 2.5eS Il,
the balance OF his contract and 1863 r. interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
A PUBLISHER ARE STED.
FREDErrcK SMILEY CHARGED WITH DEFRArD
no a BROTHER PTBrIsHER

FRED ErrCk SMILEY CHARGED WITH DEF'RAvD
no BROTHER PT'BTIsHER
Frederick T Smiley a publisher. living a. NJ.
gF West Eigh;y-seventh-s;.. and VIII Offices AT No
81 Park Row. held FOR the Grand Jury yester-
tav n the Centre Street Police COurt charge
0. grand larceny the bail being fixed AT 8 On Tho
complainant was william Fisk. also publisher,
Win Offices al No % New-st who aleges that
Smiley sxinG - him % So by fraud and msrepre-
sen,ation The complainant was induced by Smiley
20 become he partner IN a trading stamp business.
and alleges mat ne empowered Smiley 70 purchase
Tor him the Interests Of Alfred Mark. publisher.
a-.h office. r. the Knickerbocker BuNIng. VINO was
A ina: me equally crested with the defendant.
Smiley. FISK alleges. returned and stated that
Narkss half Of the business could De purchased for
8 100 and that he gave the prisoner check for
the money Or November ? las. hn- 'ater learned
TIA, Smiley had paid Marks on.y s275 ,or hts
es, Marks was called and corrobora,ed Fi-k. On
decentralization. Marks, who IS d publisher. vas
asked u he aad ever been arrested.
"Yes." ne rephed pointing his finger a. the
prisoner and that there nstigated my arrest.
TIE charge extortlon and M Koch. Editor Of
THE Real Grocers' Advocate" was ny code
fendaat This man Smiley deceived the complain
ants and my tral vii plainly snow my Innocence.
and his guilt
MI Fisk further testified that on December p
lag, ne had accused Smiley u defrau1ing him and
that me latter had given him a check for H75 70
settle the matter TIE c9eck returned marked
~. G." THO complainant says he learned tina;
SMILEY stopped the check
The defendant informed the Court that ne met
Fisk On the date named and that tho latter threat
ened T. Tie money due liin was not PAID at once
ney's hands and that under duress ne had gwen
the So check but stopped L the next day. Mags-
bail a. 8 60 which Wa furnished
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
"BUY OPrhe MAKER
SUIT AGAINST 4 BOHEHTAH PAPER.
AZ ACTION GROWING OUT OF ALLEGED MISUSE
oF TANMANY CAMPAIGN FINDS

AZ ACTION GROWING OUT OF ALLEGED MISUSE
or TAMMANY CAMPAIGN FUNDS
Yorky1.ie Courthouse vas crowded yesterday
with Pohenians who were interested In the charge
Of libel against John X. Neumayer' ne business
manager and Leopold KOchman. the Editor d
the Bohemian weekly newspaper. known as HAS
Lidu."
TIL. complainant was Joseph T. Nejediy. OF No.
2e las, seven,y-thirG-st.. Deputy Collector OF
United states Internal Revenue under Ferdinand
Eiirnan. The Collector.
Tho charge IS based on article published on
November a. watch stated that three persons en-
.oying doubtful regulations. mentioning the names
Of NetsIy and TWO others. had extorted consid-
erabls gum of money. OF which they gave no ac-
count 70 tho bohemian citizens.
The defendants were represented By the Ia" nr'h
u Hvrnes & Woy-isek. Of No. l& Nasseu-st- Hr'
Woytjaek stated that he would prove that the men
q, question had formed an ORGANIZATION Known a.
tho Bon@uian- American Democratic l|,at ~. an
secured over s. Dl" from The ] tF1Haiy ia" -
NV on their representation that taey co-.4 ~
-, tbe roSsf.iau vote Of tne N&|Itn Dl1trlct
70 Van WICK and the rest % the IarnHlahy . As.
+, ,s ssd that the Citizens Union canclIa,e ~.
Alderman received nine-teHths 81 the D"''e''''a''
vote ~ the district -, -, - a.-,ag.s He
saia no vas not interested n the iea9 lS Hdas's
t~sre Poole uaroed the Defendants rnii to-HiDI-
row afternoon when there VIII DE- ilr'"e' e"a'-
~. ion
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Shea and War
49,
gE4wANHAK4 CoRISTHrAy CLUB TICKET

The annua. meeting u the seaTsnheka CORN
THAN Yacht Club Will be hold at tho clubhouse No
u East, Twenty secorG-st.. On January at Sd
. n Officers and standing committees will b.
elected. and reports will ne submitted Tho FOL
lowing candidates have boon nominated: For trls-
tees six 70 D. chosen. T. e. Benedict. T. H. Bene-
ict Clnton II Crane u. 1>s Roy Dresser, Bayerd
= FOulke Frederic De T. Foster Walter Luttgen
Charles A sherman Charles J. Stevens. J. Frsi
eric Tarns. Gordon Wendell and c. ". Wetmore;
for commoGor, Henry Clark Rouse; for vice com
inoacro. ) Van Rensselaer, Cruger; for rear-com-
Inodore Henry A Van liz X for secretary. Chari,s
J Stevens. for treasurer. 4. G. Wetm0re; FOR meas
urer. John Hyslop; FOR fleet surgeon. Or. Valentine
Mott, for feet chaplain, The Rev. Or. George Z
Van De Water: for Race Committee Oliver T. Crorn-
well u Le Roy Dresser. Walter G.. Kerr. Charles
4 sherman and o. ". Wefmore. for Committee
On Lectures and Ent"rt a!nncntk. Frank ;; Has
.ng-. Herbert L Saff-flee and Jacob Wendell, IT,;
for COR nit -s on Lines and Models. John HyslOp
\. cary Smta and Is. =. stephens; for Law Com
mi'tee. w mot r Cox. 4 fred Ely and ". Knitting
Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
SrATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGs.

Police Inspector Brooks yesterday examined the
tooal department books aad had all the certificates
held by policemen presented TO him for examina-
ton.
The Republican County COMMITTEES held a lively
reetipg on TUESDAY night and elected the follow
ing officers. Chairman Charles a. Jones vice
chairman Henry A. Guyer. treasurer Charles
schmeiser: secretary. Thomas A Brinir. There
were several contests and the Committee on
Contested Seats occupied two hours ~ deciding
them. A Urinary was ordered IN the Fourth
District Of Carleton.
Tho geyeclteenth anniversary Of the Diet Kitchen
viii be observed on Saturday ct O'clock.
Announcement is mode Of the wedding Of Miss
Ruth Miller the daughter u Mr. and Mrs. Henry
w Miller Of 81. St Marks Place, New Ergh,
10 Oscar SlssOnere OF the same place. which will
take place at the home OF the Drlce'S pareHfs On
Wednesday, January u
The marriage OF Miss Matte FIary and Henry
Seover Of Wet New Brighton will taxa place on
IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
FIGHTING OVER THE BIsSELL CHILDREN.

Justice Cohen n ne Supreme Cour, Yesterday
versed decision after hearing argument on a
wit Of habeas corpus procured BY Eugene V. y.
B.ss-N. OF the nrm o. Bsseu son & Co. auc-
tioneers. who seeks The custody OF hts children,
eight. six and four y"ars respectively. who
now IN the Of h. VIE. Mary y. y. Bissell.
against whom ne has brought suit for divorce al
leg.ng ths, she IS dissolut@ woman. Mrs. Bissell
denies The charges against her AMI turn accuses
her husband OF uufaifltLlree-. There l. absolutely
basis for the action brought against her, Mrs.
B'-sDn SAYS. anl matter 4 fact. IL Is only
Of series o. attempts tn part ~ th~ plaintiff
30 get riI Of Tho expense incident 70 her support
and 10 save himself from the payment u certain
bills she has incurred for wearing apparel! She de-
clares that her husband By trick Induced her 10
accompany man 20 the st cloud Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-06
NFw-ROCEELLF.

Work mas her7ln ne new psrish-ronse re-
Gently gwen ~ ne late Charles Il Murray 20 81
Johns ET,.scopsl Church. IN Larchnont MANOR
IN. Tour1st Cfub Will resume its meeting, on
Tus.dAy nisa. r. tae parior 0: S. John. Meihodis'
Episcopal Church miscellaneous programme
ALL b ziVeL- ... . a.,
coru~rate New Rolhslle a. city VIII De ne'1 -.
ne Town Hal tie nisht Of Aoni~y, IshlaiS
y urder ~ auspices % mo New Rochelle Elu a.
ti0rsi Assoclatcn TIE BIZ 20 incorporate - D~ihs
draw by Hcnry Clarke I-es4dsai 81 ~ Tl4i. :,
srd CHARLES RI Young and John a noern'il. 90
- whom we're act!vs T. ls.eA-tng 80 proppsltp
Inc Sin XII - present and explain It's Il All fea'-
ures an 1dvzD-sg's -, $1,000,
-~oe..rg 4 c!.-gy Ter- reTrNsen-.ng AL oeno'i-
-@-.or. s-l1' ~ het n Isrf6e-s Hal ms a'fST-
roor tor the PURGE II making a. ran 70 'nAaS 70
rr.ss.f rts rev .Jrzl-cptiCl Az 20 the totels .o
ssc---Ior = rejection II he election ms spTlhf
4 determined Dffo-t Tii p made ~ thoNe 90.
r@o;~a ~ toe mov"TneYt 20 essen TIE ''"''00' -
saloons AID public dT.nk.ng-piaCe~