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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
AGAIN THE COLOR LINE.
\ LITTLE sKIRMIsH N JAMAICAs SCHOOL
WAR

\ LITTLE SKIRMISH N JAMAICAS SCHOOL
WAR.
The Cisco case came Up again yesterday before
Justice Smith. in the Supreme Court. on an appeal
from an order Of the Justice denying Mrs. Eliza
beth Cisco's motion for a writ Of peremptory man
danus 10 compel tho School Board Of the Borough
OF Queens 10 admit her children 20 the common
schools without any distinction to their color.
Mr.. Cisco Is colored and lives IN Jamaica.
Counsel for Mrs. Cisco. after stating that the
ordinary common school produces better average
results than tho select separate school and that the
former turns ont men and women better fitted for
the battle Of lifc said
They there discover that merit is the only sure
title Goo the higher privileges and prerogativcs OF
citizenship They carly learn % understand tho
doctrine of the survival OF fhc hte-t u h. evident
fhaf this dOctriu. cannot D." taught IN % separate
Colorod school Take away tho incentive for aood
deeds and industry and The man has greater ten
denotes 20 owl II h" rcfliZo- that ho has not TAR
nal Their" are reasons why tho colored school can-
not DO successful only in rho Borough ~ queens
IS b. attempted 10 keep 1872 this uncyillzod disinc.
lion contrary NOT only 20 fhe spirit and letter OF
our laws. huf to fho command Of tho state Const-
tuition
Counsel for rho plaintiff said that the Court Of
Appeals had already decided against the contention
Of Mrs Cisco and that I'm tho King case that court
had held thar tho power 10 organize and maintain
-oparaf" schools for colorcd children necessarily
Ted 10 power 20 require cO,ored children i0 attend
schools so organized and maintained
The case D. Still ON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
BOYS IDENTITY ~ DOURT.
TWO WOMEN CLAIM THE Ropy OF 4 ROY KIrIrp
fN Az ACCIDENT

The Coronor'- ofico mas been called IN n decide
an unusual and perpeVing case. involving 'he idon-
titv and parontago Of tho fourfoon-voqr-old boy
who was killed last Thursday I'm a collision he
fwoon Long Island Railroad freight train and
trolley car ~ Gravesend and Foster ayes Mr.
and Mrs Moore Of 30. ~ Eonry-st identified The
body on Sunday as that of their son Albert They
received permission 20 remove the body 20 their
home and 10 bury if.
While they and tho paymates OF nttle Alherf were
mourning for him yesterday Mrs Thomas r
Atkins Of 80. % Sumptor-avo called a. the Coro-
nor's office and said that the body that OF her
thirteen-year-old son. Frederick Atkins whom she
last saw alive four months ago. She saws that she
identified the body I'm the undertakers shop 20
which It was taken after the accident She was
astonshed when she had learned that the Moores
had claimed the body.
Mrs Atkins and her husband. she stated broke
up housekeeping four months ago and placed Tho
children I'm different places FREDDY sent to
family named Baker IN Sheepshead Bay. They
moved away. and since then FREDDY IS said 10
have been seen daily around the racetrack until
the time ~ the accident
II saw the body said Mrs. Atkins. and ] am
positive that IL Is FREDDY g. The Mourcs ana
forty or nifty Of their noighbors are equally conf
dent that tho body is that OF i'tlc Albert Moore.
The Coroner VIII probably have 70 decide mo
question. and afdavits viii be presented to-day Boy
both sides
Mrs Atkins was insistcut that the body
that OF her SON. and said that her husband. who is
now In Raymond Street Jail on p charge OF lar
ccny, would complete the identification. 80 WORD
was sent 10 tho jail. and Atkins ~ tho 'oron'r s
Office under guard. Whel the party went 10 the
NOoree house Atkins. after one look. declared that
n not that ~ hts chld He grumhled bccan-"
he had been put 10 80 much trouble for nothing
According 10 Atkins, his son has a. cross shaped
his forehead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
STRIKE RIorER SENTENCED.

JUDGE Asr1NALI LETS RAPID TRANSIT MOTOR
MAN OFF WITH a LIGHT SENTENCE.
Charles 2 slmms. OF No. II Garnet Place
.,o,or,,an ~ tho BROOKLYN Heights Railroad COM
many was sentenced yesterday IN the County court
bv Justice Asphalt to twenty-ninc days IN Jan LOT
assault I'm the third degree on Walter Latn"in' q
new cmploye Of the road. The assault o''u'''O
AZ the time Of the strike.
Justice Aspinan said. 7 am not IN "mpatny
with YOUR attempt TO prevent men from "o'kln-
I'm the places you gave mp to strike IL - ul0
right Of all men rich or poor high or low 70 So
o,,ro or,nloymont where they can. and 10 he pro-
tccted IN that employment. have looked INTO
your case. and I believed that you were nor alone
~ blame Tor this assault Then, too. -ne jury
has mad. a strong recommendation for mercy ana
I have taken that also into considerations. ! want
r. understood however. hat the action takr III
vour case does not mean that Snoud lItNI v.l',l
crimes of the same kind as lenientF on nay n1f
,een i'm tail for some time. and although coui,,i,
send YOU 10 the penltentiary for year, W.
sentence Won 20 jail Tor twenty .illH' u'f' "'''
,,-teh This 10 he q lesson ~ YOU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
STE C4TGHT THE THIEF.

MRS SHEA crEvFRLy TRAPS A MAS At WORK
ON HER coal BIS.
NJ. r,c, shea. si>ty-one years old lives AZ 80
80 tralso,-st Single handed the oh woman fought
Win burglar yesterday morning. put MIN 20
nicb, and chased him into tho arms Of a policeman"
Within the last month TWO olcy'e7 nav
e,, +to coal him In the cellar OF her house
one belonged to her son. Thomas and the o,"'r
~ ber son-n-aw Each valued AT s." Ihr'e
other bicycles were kept in the cellar an" vi IT,
shoa had a burglar alarm placed ON the Din. II
,n, 40 -, o o'clock Yesterday morning. MS
Shea stole down to the cellar and found young
man forcing open The dqqr Of the 1 9R f He .t S1ln
ini but could not break Mrs. She's hod unSl
She became exhausted He then darted from i,re 1ie
Nrs shea ran after him. crying stop thiet' ,i..
'pa+roln1au ODonnell, OF the kalph-aHc. po'.e9
station. heard her cries Joined IN ne csa~e .l
.',ebt The burglar al H2lsey-st ana SaLtlosa-
caus", he sfafion he said his name was Francis
Da Wift nineteen years old Of 10 l-'s hrrKiiiet-
- "a. pleadcd not guilty IN the Iat'S-a'e' p'''1c
court and was held FOR examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
GRAM EXPORTS At NEWPORT VIEWS.

Newport News Va Oct. (speciaD-Last week
WAS another record breaker IN the expectation OF
cereals and the total for September was the ''rs-
est for any single month in the history Of me
mort Last week e22,fs bushels or grain ana 'f','
iorrels Of 1our were shipped abroad total e9u'l
,,,,, 100 ia bushels The aggregate shipments u
corn wheat and oats abroad for the month were
ass 81 bushels There were 1891 barrels -
dorr cxportel makug the total amount or 'tiea's
exported $3.50 SO bushels. a. ~
HE movement of cereals from hc " c .''',
- 9fe regular liners OF the Chesapeake and ONO
Furness Witty CO u9 }5 p5 S,a'5 LINZ J0 ani
49, and Of the steamships chartered esp"cltHy
-, earry grain. indicates that exports Tor tnt '.
.r,r ~ tho wear VIII be valued away up in iHe
Tniiors. ana viii make this the record 're'Kins
quarter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
CRIT OYER A PRIMARY MIDDLE.

~. hearing OIL Michael J. Carriers application tor
.o-s-,ntorv writ OF mandamus was adjourned
yesterday IN the Special Term Of the Supreme
court until to-day Mr.. Carter wants the writ
~ direct Samuel Cotton and S. H. Durland' IN
snactors Of Elections the XVIII District OF the
Fourth Ward Of the Borough OF Queens 10 recon
,,,o and rocanvass ballots voted AZ the Republican
ri,aries on September 10 last. In which Cotton 9
6r Duraud's name appears. 90. ., - ....ft
49,, h. IN The ticket except a. inspectors or cleo
ton me name Of Cotton appeared as ue.esS'e %
VS. member OF the ward committee. ana that Nj
Turlsnd was on the ticket a. delegate 70 the
III Assembly District Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
DElTB or ROBERT WcTRDY.

Ex-Patrolmau Robert MoCurdy. who was re-
tired from active service I'm tho Hoooken Pohcs
Department a year and a half ago after tvonty-
tbroe wears OF honorable service died ~ his home
30 1l2s Wulow-avo.. Hotoken. yesterday morning
~ a comDUcat!on Of diseases. He had lived IN 10
hoker tweuty-eix years. and was member OF ne
iii Voiuufa.r Fire Department TO- WIS wid.
over and leaves three sons. funeral services VII
he reld af the Church Of our Lady of Grace IN
W'iliow-avo az 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
covry ISLAND TRAINS DISCONTINUED

Through trains 10 Coney Island were taken or
the schedule of the elevated division OF inc Brook
l,n Rapid Transit Company yesteroaS. J." JUS
Zoo s.nedule ~ trolley cars from tho culver
.,.,,,r at Conev Island 70 tho Union station. ~
rrfrt,-.lrth-st and Fifth-ave. Mas substituted
cars now leave Coney Island a. 6 6tl and o"
m and every fifteen minutes thereafter up 10
4. - M then every twenty minutes Nnul MD
xxx, cars will leave tho Union station az bI5.
sS and 7.Os a. m. and every fifteen minutes tne.e-
aft.r 10 20 l0.23 p IA, then every twenty minutes
until L % p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
srpPEuE AND EQUITY COrRTs OPENED

Judge Edward Thomas opened an equity '+rn'
To-, ., r-p,taa STATES Circuit Court yesterday morn
inc The first care called WAS the suit FOR an ac-
counting and damages under an alleged pa,en'
infringement OF the sprague Electric Railway
Motor Company against the Nassau Electric itai--
W. ~ C,or,r,uv II d. alleged that since August -.
fSS, nc Nassau company has been infringing on
i.st.nfs dated May - In the same year
'nr regular fan term DO he supreme our
oulned ycsferday but there was ttlr real business
A., II .ny cases were adjourned The number OF
uoo,i,rr,. aocident cases Is smaller than usual, on
ae."o,i,,t Of fbe number ~ settlements which have
been made ont Of court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
HAYS INJURIES WE'RE FATAL.

NE Vas HORRIBLY CRUSHED RErwrrN Av
ELEVATED TRANS AND 4 PLATFORM
Henry Hay Of 40. f.3i2 Gaies-ave received in
turies. from which he died yesterday morning by
falling under an elevated railroad train There WAS
p blockade et tho Myrtle and Vandorhilt-avc sta
ton and Tho platform Was crowded Hay a.
tempted m jump on mo front platform of tho first
car NJ n train which WAS sackening speed A. tho
station He fell hetwe"n tho car and the platform
The engineer heard the shouts ~ Tho crowd and
stopped the train
Hospital was called. and found that the flesh on
licN leg. from 90" 1p 10 the fOof. had been torn
or. D.. Wfe taken 10 Tho hospital where h, died
WINE me doctors We're preparing 10 amputate his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
nm nav VOT 4 TAGR4NT.

Mrs Charles Crump. Of No. 81 Third Place pen
..,7 ,fogi-rrata Bronner IN the Aiams-st court
Yesterday for tho release Of her husband. who had
himself committed 10 tho Kings Comfy Peni'en-
nary a. "a apr.nt HIS family which Is @DnJ IN
5,,r,. sble 10 TAX. good care 81 the OLD man, mas
,,.o-r,od rre.tlv since Do is1opear"f from MS
nome last Friday 10 seems tni 'rlmp VEN ~
IT,. T3,,fi.r-sf police station and told 'hgm thti'
r.t ia wa sick and without home Ih" 10 y,
morning. before MAGISTRATE br'nntr 1rInp 41"rl
.,,ia ,ot a, that bat could send MIN 70 the PEN
t.nttarv. where bee would 81 good medical attend
r., Ike pr,u9siilOn the OH man assen'ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
LITTLE BOY BURNED FROM 4 BONFIRE.

While playing routi bonfire at Cropsey-aVe.
and Bay Nlnoteenth-sf. Bath Beach YESTERDAY
afternoon. Andrew Marsden, nine years Old hVihs
~ No oi2 Bay Ninetcenth-st., was oadV Du'"e'
about the face and body. II he RECEIVERS ne VIII %
scarred for the rest Of his life. me niue 80
49,, -, seyoral other boys had piled up dead
49, r,re Norsden who applied the match
od TOO near he re and his cothes aug su,scceded
das rolled him In the earth dhu ~, ta
rs ..o,na,tstirg the flames. He was carried "oi"o
ana attended by physician
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
~ rvrcrTOR'S CLAIM REDUCED.

IN the Orphans Court at Newark Yesterday
II r., dissloxed the claim Of william r.
weeks. executor Of the estate Of the late own
res,or for services Weeks claimed per cent OF
SIS 500 the value u thu e-ate beng Sl,.'v JI'Se
fUit +, down t. per cent. or SD G5 Weeks was eN-
o,,t"r fourteen months and Judge For, said there
T,d been no unusual labor. as ihe estate had been
easily settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
PropLE'S GlS coUpWr BRNcHWG OFT

Az orrrE TO FURNISH pLAINr1ELD Gas At 81
THOUSAND FEET
Plhndeld Oc' , CSpooitn.-Tne stockholders ~
the Peoples Gas Company held meeting this
morning AZ which officers We're elected as follows:
President. William A. Coddirgton. vice-prosident.
j. Wesley Johnson. secretary. Vincent " Nash,
treasurer. Charles Howell Cook This evening. az
meeting of the Common Council the company
formally applied for franchise 10 lay pipes i'm the
streets of The city ana TO operate the plant when
established They promise TO furnish ample bonds
for faithful performance " the work OF estab shing
TIE plant such a. icarins tne stre.ts IN good con-
dillon after the pines nave been laid The principal
point IF tho application is the stipulation that the
highest price the company shall charge for fur
nlShing gas shall NOT exceed 81 thousand cubic
foot. The Council referred fh" application 70 the
Committee on Streets and Lights. They will prob
ably report M thf ucXt meeting OF the Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03

BOSTON.
Glen Ridge oct CspecaD-Thc family ~ Ad-
mra William r. Sampson win vacate their home
on Douglass Road n this place. ON Thursday. and
WIFI take up their home in Boston. where the Ad-
mir'l is soon fo take charge of the navy yard
there. Admiral Sampson had Intended 20 buy the
Glen Ridge house. and. I'm fact. all ARRANGEMENTS
had been made for the transfer when the appoint
mout Of The Admiral 90 Boston was announced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
RAEn 10 nEATH.

Passaic oct . lSpee.au.-Mrs Catherine Wall.
mother Of the lace Councilman Robert J. Wall. was
burned % death this morning al the Riverside
Hall She filing the Hf hen stove with coal
and her clothing caught nrt She was terribly
burned and died before tho ambulance arrived. Her
son Thomas Is proprietor OF the hotel and was
formerly County Lighting Inspector Mrs. Wan
was sixty seven years cid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
OBTTT AIRY.
rtvrN KNAPP scHooNHovEN

fI'NlN NNNff - h''>i''F '''
Elvin Knapp Schoonhoven. who died a. his nome'
10. 1s Sylvan Terrace. Yonkers. on Saturday. was
tho eldest of Mr.. and Mrs George w S0hoon-
hovou n VOL known BROOKLYN family He was
horn hero in lS7 and received his education IN me
BROOKLYN schools He became civil engineer.
and successfully practised bis profession through
ont tho State A. the time Of his death ne was
connected with the Police Department or E'W-
York Cuy. The funeral was held yesterday aflrr-
noon. tho burial being I'm Mount Hope cemetery,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
u,,.c ,lMES Slut DOW.

Jooin No. oct Ninety reT een' o., 'n IN conn., ~,
nroducers in this district nave f,,u' ., ,na KIN
phan.o n,,ars, Aeeociation IN effort 90 fore
sas H lni TO pay schedule o. prir"- '@ o5i
mo 'l.iattou q f,n weeks since, AN" '' VIII
By 30" AZ ,.,e inns far refused 10 accedc AZ
the Smte,,e Saione 30 mners viii be thrown o-'
b. ,srnDora rilp-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
STORIES OF PERIL AND IRRITATION.
TOLD BY PRosPEcToRs WHO WENT TO THE ARC
TIL. REGION by THE EDMONTON ROUTE

TOLD BY PROsPECTORs WHO WENT TO TIE ARC
TIC REGION BY THE EDMONTON ROUTE
San Francisco. oct. Among the crew Of the
steam whaler Mary y. Hume, Just arrived here
arc eight DISAPPOINTED goldseekers who went into
The Arctic region over the Edmonton route. Their
names arc r. Y. Iarcs Of ST PAUL. !. Martin.
= r. Thompson. f. Adolman w. s. Mason and
= sisi, of chicago: Thomas Upton Of Edmonton
y ". r.. and W McGinn Of Cheboygan, Mich
Martin had perhaps the most dreadful experience
Of the lot At Fort Mcpherson hes refused 10 follow
lis friends further in the search for gold. and
meeting : ~ Anderson and Paul Schneider Of
Britain s D.. the three decided TO return up the
Nocks.ziD They got scarcely more than q hun
drcd miles on the journey when winter set I'm. ana
the three were compelled 20 prepare shelter Tor inc
long stormy season Anderson and Schneider were
attacked with scurvy. Both became I'D and almost
helpless Fifty miles away was a physician III
winter quarters with party OF belated and dis-
couragod miners, and thrice Martin attempted 10
make the Journey 10 the camp 10 secure medicine
for his sick comrades. When he came back with
madeleine he found the dead body OF Anderson. Inc
other man was near death. schneider improved as
the medicine was administered ana WheH h'
gaincd sufficient strength 10 move Martin con
over The snow 10 Fort Mcpherson, and there IfIi
him When spring came Martin went 20 Hcrsche
those VINO died az Fort Mcpherson from scurNy
wa ex-Mayor Stewart OF Hamilton. ontario.
Dlman. sisk Mason ana thompson ~eIe on on t1 e
Bahage River when the winter closed IN; ,'ilo ~
they remained FOR nearly seven months. Iney
were free from searyy and tae{ say ,ne 9f +Se
natives. Who supplied them with fresh meat.
"Whiie We were al Hcrschol Island. sald Dap,a I
Hogartv. -four men arrived there I'D naI! I,
drawing sleds They had walked all the way rom
stka. They had 9een 70 .Swson' taSnb acros
the mountains 20 Horschel on a via soos@ mad ad
puled ont for The south. facing the tracess waste
! gave them some deer meat Ihey i,.r G,'S d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
goBrRr WIVES TRIGHTFrL DElTH.

Robert u Wyle who Was employed as an engi-
noer by the National storage Com any al Jersey
CIV. WAS oiiue the hosting machinery yesteroAS'
vnen his clothes werc caught and be was dra"n
ic,o tho machinery and instantly killed. HIS oooy
.,., y ,r,obtfillv nutiated. Wyiie lived At No. q
yvSitan-sf Jersey city. he leaves "ido" ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
,sc,pto T0 SEE THE P4RADES.

..a,ie aged man. in shabby attire. called At me
,,rs, precinct police station, Jersey CITY yester-
dav and said he was fugitive from justice re
said that nc IS John +. Dohcrty. and escaped rom
a., officer while being taken rom mo lah - me
,,r,bouse Al Roxbury. Mass IT, said b. hal seen
c s ,,yal and land par8de~ iu honor OF Admiral
r,,siv .rd now r. willing % return. ITO vas Iorkfd
i,e III The Roxbury police officials were moulded.
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BROOKLYN NEWS.
NONE KEPT OFT or men scHooL.

srTT1NGs PROVIDED FOR ALL APPLICANTS WORK
oN BUILDING DELAYED.
All applicants for admission 10 the high schools
have been accommodated
Work on Public School No 20 is being DELAYED on
account Of the inability Of the contractors to get
necessary iron for the work. It's pupils attend
ing Public school 30 26. where halliday classes
VII be conducted until work on 40. 20 is COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
WAVING THE TWINS.

o>-r vrrr. er clugsrrNrD DEWEY AID THE
OTHER SAMPSON
rr1,bo,b Oc. . (spe.iaD.-Afred : Anstey'
.... 10, cha singer Sowing Machine Works hero
d. ,-.',d aver the Fac, that on Saturday his wiio
cove birth 10 twin boys ~no. in honor Oh '"' ~. -
savent 10 this world Dewey Day ne Is so' M
cnrste h wssk , Pe% ssa qR 6dr pr5ad pass
ai ,I, 49, 'oute celebration OF me douDio o"''
faffn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
poeGAy & sLAT7ERTs CASE ADJOURNED

7,,. hesrirg IN bankruptcy Of Horgan < sattery
..,.r. Referee in Bankruptcy Stanley Dexter
u.,s adjourned yesterday afternoon untn MGna%y
Do III ~ he counsel for the architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
nr,,or,o ygg "rELCOME. DEWEY" SIGN.

y" IT,, have been removed from tho Bridge
l.'t mo, were At work all day yesterday In remo'-
to- IN. biz searchlghts on The towers ~ today
III traces OF the celebration will have passed a" AZ
from the Bridge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
,n o,rprT At CRIPPLE CREEK.

-,. c,.,l COL. oct. 1.-The gold output for
mr., cr.ek district for september amounted
to 7sc SURPRISING AL , ,ora' ,, Ing md p' OF it.
ton Of so;;I imsi 10 10 date is 81 oo7.sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
ms srvuER BOTFL 4 FAYLURE.

Thomas r.. Gable. Of 40. 59S Bedford-av'- filed
rofifion I'm bankruptcy yesterday His liabilities are
N1As99f and assets So % exempt properly. ~
Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
THROWN FROu HIS CAR To DEATH.
\ MoTORMAN ATTEMPTED TO GO AROUND 4
CT-RvE AT TOO HIGH \ SPEED

CURVE At TOO HIGH A sPEFD
Peter Darnis forty years old motorman. who
lives at Rocea way-ave. and Fulton-st, died early
yesterday morning the Kings County Hosp al
as the result Of an accident Saturday night Oar
mis- was considered expert motoIman. and was
known 10 be careful. About 10 o'clock. while on
his way TO Ncw-Yorll IN charge % car 10. l52S or
the Third-ave. line. he turned at rwenty-hith-ave
and Twenty -hfth-st. at n high rate OF speed Los
ing his balance Darnis waa thrown from tho plat
form Of the car 10 the ground. The conductor
pulled down the trolley pole and stopped the car
Tho rnotorman was picked up unconscious and
taken 10 the hospital. He had received fracture
81 the base OF the skull 80 $500,
He leaves a wife and six small children. who are
almost destitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-10-03
RArID TRANSIT ofrIcERs DISAPPOINTED
RECEIPTS FROM THE DEWEY CELFBRATtoN ~
so LARGE As HAD REEN EXPECTED

so LARGE As HAD BEEN EXPECTFD
The receipts Of he Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com
rany for tho two days Of tho Dewey celebration
amounted 20 $1,000 They are Disappointing be-
cause. while they were expected 10 eclipse any
previous record ON the road. they did not equal
the recoipis Of Memorial Day and tho day before
and they have been surpassed on several previous
OCCASIONS ,, -.
Acting Superintendent Wheaty was SURPRISED ny
tho fact that most of the people went 10 Mahnal- =
ram 10y way of the Bridge. while IT was expected
that fhe greatest travel would he by way or the
Eastern District ferries The railroad COMPANY
had ali ~ IFS cars in operation and handled the
crowds I'm good style.
Daily camera., 1899-06-19
TIL 110W, Before N|g1|! +"

There are great many cheerful liars in the country Of
another and there are great many cheerful oshe Once
while combination liar joshe
He knows he know he's lying and he you Two
these combination oshy liars the Saturday
Hello Jin where been all this cool pe Suppose you
stand little bit of cold you're getting old we
said the other 81 thought could afternoon a.
looked if would hav befo night they stop
ting ice down on the lake of the weather. Yes
the first again. sit cold 1t froe soon
they cut hole in the ice and made The cakes hsavy couldn't
raise EN- They're work again What you
anyway "Me! I'm after Of sort
wa' did you ger Me, Or got ulster and fellow
went out with new wrapped and the other
the back of our store people who heard
0sh each other thought they They however
cool thng What do suppose these fellows
there with pouring of them and tell such cooling
yarns forY Nobody believed EN- but probably oyed
.s Il are T . tell you thu, selling thin s.
don't believe but they josh you for the
enjoyment they get Of maging they'd like We selling pure
worsted coats that won't fade pull get rusty
will wear we'll look WE'LL for $780, worth Ap.c.
coats for u rs and cheaper than the
u oO and we'll guarantee that nobody selling good
as little