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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
srPEErcAR p4ssENGERS RrRr.

While being switched from one track 70 another
yesterday afternoon. car 40. lls Of the N.nth-ave
line. Jumped the track at Eighteen h-st. and was
thrown against an elevated pillar he car Vas ~
Flfty-fourth-st and Charles Riser CONDUCTOR Of
~ th- accident was occupied by The following pas
sargers who were slightly injured ~
Mary Hassdrd ruty eight Years old, or 40 20
Kesriy-ave Kearny y. J. Left knee sprained.
Taken home. -. ace ".
sIvreerth-s o., Confusion of left eye Taken home.
Cyri. Gibbons three years old. son Of Mrs. James
Gibbons. OF 80. 40 West rory -so~4''4-sI Eye
Joan Newrnan forty-ave years Old o. No Il
Henry-si brooklyn said he injured on the
chest bu, Or clark q the New-Iork Hospital
said the man was nor injured
The mishap was wholly accidental, ana no arrests
were made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

ITALIAN woRKMEN ATTACKED As THEY ARE
COMING FROM TIE TIER
Though admitting that the strike % the long
sbo~eroeu had greatly Inconvenience the Ola DO
rririor Steamship Company an officer Of the line
sad Yesterday that no damage to perishaoe
freight had resulted Fe said that enough men
rad ,een secured o. I'll the places 81 the strikers
~ The day and night force VINO went out. he sala,
they have .ost about three hundred men, many o.
Tho men who went out having returned 10 WORK
The Inc has been working Italians al night out
trev believe now that enough regular men nave
returned % enable them 20 Jay on me Ia4'H"S
Yesterday there were four steamships al the COM
rar,,s pt4rs on the North River-the OId DOMINION
- larson the GuyaadOtte and the gaMeslo"l'
A Gang ~ men was e. work on each OF ineSe yes
H. rs~ersor sailed ,esterdav afternoon. only
sto-,- n hour behind time. To-day the Guyandoiie
viii start III the morning. ana t-e James '''
me afternoon IL SAID ar tne per Iast tI'hl.-
MANY OF the strikers were scattered hnv-L .4.e
60. ~ .pe refghhor nood - the piers YESTERDAY
They denied that the STRIKE wa oe7" anu '''
cgmrarv was fuing their places. ,
seven italians who had lefi the per alter Wolh-
INK ali dav shortly after o'clock ast nikht WtIe
sfresrerad hv about three hundred Striking lons-
shoremeu and their friends when they Iehcheu
Whire-sr and West Broadway, and but 10Y tIe
Quick summons OF haH "A dozen policemen heIce
fight would have taken place As II was, some or
FREQ d shot which took effect r. the rgnt Knee
o. Daniel O'COnnell. thirty years OLD, or 10 -
Beach-sf who said he was merely iOok'r on
curing the excitement. lie went 20 the HNdson
Street Hospital where Or Page located the bullet
which VII probably be- extracted hy The ad or
me y RAYS to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

\ PLAN TO GET GOODS on CREDIT. WITH ENDS
Ix THIS CITY AND CHICAGO

PLAN TO GET GOODS on CREDIT WITH ENDS
Ix THIS CITY AND CHICAGO
The city authorities surrendered F " sm''n 70
United states Marshal Hnkel yesterday and ne
was arraigned before United States COMMISSIONS
Alexander on A warrant OF removal sworn GU, ny
Joel Farrell postofHce inspector '7 chicago. me
warrant charges Smith with using the mails III
company with Samuel Davidov. ~ chicago i''
purposes of fraud. The specific charge was 'Ha'
thoy obtained $50 10 illegally from Pomeroy bro'h-
ers wholesale stauoners. 81 Harrison y. d.
pavia9v is under arrest in Chicago.
Davldov. according 20 P0stofice Inspector 9u'-
ron carried on the chicago end OF the business
under the name Of the Northern supply Company
smith started the "New-York Export and Import
company" using the name OF reputable concern
which has high rating wiki me merc anlle ase.-
cies Davldov would order goods on tim using as
reference the concern conducted 10y smith. Iey
ere said 20 have obtained goods worth severn
thousand dollars IL this way. and made no return
70 ne consgnors i Is SAID also thej smith car car
rled on business the metropolitan t5lcyeie ON
pauy % No 2sl Fif'h-ave and he NoVeiIy Nan
i1fac--lrinc Company = 10 ~ West lWenN :
third-st which are also sad 70 he coln'ertel,- of
10 names Of highly reputable concerns smith
was held IN 81 O0l bail for examination he cane
70 this city from Chicago about re hrs' OF ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
WONAN IN PERIL FROM 4 NOB.
Ply KICK. AND SAVED FROM
HEP ANGRY NEIGHRORe

Mrs McDermott NJ 40 jOs East Sixteenth
81 formally complained AZ the East Twenty
sccond-st police station yesterday that Kate
Risdlck. twenty-five years Old the German TAM
tress ~ 80. 5iG Fast Sxteenth-st had kicked
her boy. Joseph five years old in the abdomen
nfictng injuries from which he died Detec
tives were sent 10 the v0mans house and she
was placed under arrest When the neightFrs
heard that Mrs Rsdick was under arrest they
gathered IN force and attempted 20 assault her
The detectives had TO take her out the rear way
over fence and into Fifteenth-st. The mob
ran around through Avenue A and intercepted
the prisoner and three detectives. and the latter
had 70 use their clubs 70 get their prisoner 10
the East Twenty-second-st. station The wom-
an lawyer tried 70 secure her release on ball
bat Sergeant Pagan told him the case vas too
serious 10 admit q any bond whatever
The boy died in Bellevue Hospital yesterday
afternoon He was taken there Sunday night
and told the doctors that Mrs. Risdick had
kicked him IN the abdomen. Mrs Rsdick keeps
saloon at 10. 516 East sixteenth-st.
Mrs McDermott stated at the hospital yester-
day that three weeks ago. according 20 her
eight-year-oid daughter Mary. the little girl
and the boy were looking into the window %
candy store next 20 the saloon Mrs Rlsdick
cam" along ana kicked the litte feNoN- men
sn@ threw him against carriage that vas
standing AZ The curb. and h fell 20 the side
walk Then the woman kicked him again.
The boy did not complain. His mother noticed
that be- was blue about the mouth and asked
him what was the matter He replied that he
had the stomach ache. The little girl told the
story. but the mother paid no attention 20 Il.
thinking it WAS childish prattie. The child had
always been IN excellent health up 90 the time
% his recent illness The child continued 70
grow worse and she called In Or shire the
arrr fff- ~.r afr ~ Pol he Z
sary II was decided 20 send tho child ~ Relle-
vu- Sunday night 20 be operated on So critical
had his condition become.
Mrs McDerm0tt said that some time ago the
woman had assaulted her ten-year-0d son.
Lawrence. and she showed the scar on the boys
head Her little daughter was 50 Dersiste-- in
repeating The assault story that she determined
20 report the matter
Detective Sergeant Robinson. ho ia attached
~ the East Twenty-sec0nd-s station called al
Bellevue Hospital last night and secured Ger
tifcate from by kellogg. which stated that
vCrnc McDermott's death was the result %
natural causes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
CLOSING DAYS Of CAMP MEETING.
srEAKERs AND EXERCISES At THE OCEAN
GROVE GATHERING.

SPEAKERS AND EXERCISES At THE OCEAN
GROVE GATHERING
Ocean Grove Aux Is Cspeciab.-The anal ser
mons ~ the camp meeting were preach" to-dAy
bv the Rev Or Thomas OHan.or. president az
Pennington Seminary. and the Few Or A X
Richardson. u Jersey CITY pr tanion mas
been the Wash day" preacher on these camp
grounds FOR the last fftesn years This term -
s1rr.ad ~ rho Monday following camp meftins
sunday There are few men whose popularity
s~ahfAs them 20 draw audience commons VI are
In 81 ~ with the importance ot the occasion p. Dlt
Tir O.H4nl0n always manages 20 d. So. hls
- ms morning Vas 'The Liffcd curtain. or.
C;liupses Into the Future STATE
The customary eyangeiistic service in me Az
diforiln Vas omitted tlls afternoon ara 'eleoFf-
lion Of the centennial anniversary m american
ann meetings w. held. Bi-hop Fltz Gerald pre-
sidef and tie Rev Or Adam Wallace ~ Pnila-
delnhia read a paper on MeinoG.st amp Meei,
ings The first camp meeting 1f sad Was ped
one hundred years ago the present month. AZ hur.
seivilie Logan County. Ky. On re bangs OF
Muddy River Tie camp was in charge of, Two
I-others named MCGEE. one PresnF terrain ana me
o.her Methodist. Hundreds were converted AT
'n T.,s III Rec br A. f Ballard vice-presiden, q
tho ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association traced
10 history OF camp meetings 80 NeN-Jersey To-
,,r~o morning the closing exercises Vii % ne4l,
ending with me sacramento service ana me Sss-
.o,Da~v march around Zion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
p,sS.1c RIVER IN BAD SHAPE.

r,s passaic River. from Paterson 10 Newark
49,. .zst, become the source OF nosome doors ana
comp,aint is general along the stream People VINO
bavs been accustomed 20 taking daily drives along
The Passaic have changed their routes 20 other d.
rseuons and residents on the banks are taxing
once more Of selling out
A. low, tide the appearance Of the river IS caicu-
IateA 20 excite disgust. Sewage and other NTH
poured oat by Paterson Passaic. Belleyile ana
Eewark thtcklv coats the land between high and
low water marks and under the hot sun fosters
and emits sickening OdOrs. No water has been
golng over the Dundee dam for some time, owing
n ne drouth and the large diversion OF water
AZ Ma,opln and Little Falls and the riparian own
ers below the falls look with apprehension upon
any further appropriation 4 the river flow above
sfilf further 70 diminish the stream Tow below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
vAccryAroY or SCHOOL CHILDREN.
PRESIDENT MURPHY COMPLAINS OF a LACK OF
COOPERATION

PRESIDENT MURPHY COMPLAINS OF a LACK OF
Co-0PERATIoN
Albany. Aug. es-President " Murphy OF the
Network city Board o. Health. has written
letter g. Dr smezer. secretary ~ the state Board
~ Health. "a which he complains Of q lack x CO.
operation on the part Of the Boards Of Education 4
the Boroughs u Brooklyn. Queens and Richmond
IN enforcing Section 90 ~ the health laws. reia-
tive % the vaccination q school children Presl-
dent Murphy says Ia his communication that un-
less the borough boards cooperate With the CRY
board drastic measures will have % 30 taken
and the schools ordered closed Many persons he
says. think that vaccination does not amount 90
anything until their friends relatives SRI X
down vfth smallpox and then they shout loudly
that the public Off Gals are neEectiug their duty
10 not preventing tat dread disease from spread
Ing. President Murphy to-day issued another or-
der 20 the superintendent ~ the sanitary depart
meut insfructlg him t0 communicate Immediately
With the assistant sanitary superintenceuts OF the
various borougrs again t0 open correspondence
with ne borough boards Of education and eudeavOr
10 get them 10 cooperate with mo ci-y board !n
having The school children yaccinatcd before the
expiration ~ vacation time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
STATEN ISLAND TROLLEY SMASH.
TWO CARS DAMAGED AND SEVERAL PAS

TWO CARS DAMAGED AND SEVERAL PAS
sENGERs SHAKEN Up. But NOT HURT.
4 trolley smash occurred last night on the staten
island Electric RAILWAY. IN TompknsviIe. S'a'eh
Island open car No o. IN charge ~ Andrew
knapp notorman. or its way from Port Richmond
10 South Beach. was crossing Arefta-st. when
open car No q approached the other track 90
ing Oh the opposite direction second set Of tracks
coming down Arietta-st. join these. and on me last
runs ut night from South Beach the cars s"i''n
on and go Up Arietta-st % Tho car barn
II was A. this switch that the accident hannene--
TIE car from South Beach was going AZ q high RAE
OF speed and Peter Rose the motorman. thought
ne ha8 straight track ahead q him bat some one
% Is not known who. had turned the switch in'o
Arietta-st Roses suddenly turned 70 the lett
and struck car 80. q squareiy In the middle There
were only few passengers on each car Tnef
were shaken up bur no one was hurt. Al italian
uensboy named Charles Perine. ~ IonpNnStli--
was thrown from the running board 10 car No -
ny the sudden and impact and foil 20 ne pave
ment. sustaining cuts and bruises about tne chest
and right arm. re was removed 20 tho smith l+-
Urinary.
The two cars were badly wrecked. Three Q, lie
side posts OF car 40 q were ar0ken and iell in'
f1e car and three seats We're smashed and loosenel
from the body ~ The car IL. kills. no pass. 70
occupied these seats The foreQart o., car No IS
was entirely wrecked The front platform VS.
smashed % spLnters. and the dashboard 1as oadF
twisted. The 1not0rman ESCAPED unhurt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
PLATT LEAVES IT TO QrTGG.
WILL NOT INTERFERE N DISTRICT oRGANrzA-
TON DISPUTES

WILL NOT INTERFERE ~ DISTRICT oRSANIzA-
TON DISPUTES
Senator T e.. Plat has declared ,ha. be VII not
he bothered with disputes in the Republican ds-
trict organizations Of the city. lie said yesterday
that Lemuel Fly Q4Igg as the president ~ the
Republican County Committee was the officer 20
whom complaining Republicans must - they
wanted 10 settle any district faction fights NJ
Quigg Il Is understood e the choice of Senator
Plat for the position OF Local Republican leader.
He expects 20 10 reelected the Once n president
81 the Republican County Committee and 20 be se-
lected again chairman ~ The Executive Commit
tee Of the Republican city Committee
Mr. cuiegs plan % form combinations between
Republican and independent organizations ~ the
districts for the nomination and election OF As
sembymeu and Aldermen this fall has not been
abandoned. some ~ The Republican OreanlLdl'
workers in the NNIXth Assembly District nave
been distributing CIRCULARS alta King the comblut-
ton OF Republican and citizens Union leaders ID
the district n nominate Homer Folks FOR the AS
semhy but The leaders declare that the plan 20
nominate Mr. Folks as q unior candidate Will ne
carried through. some OF the men VINO were sa!o
a. have been inspired hv Edward lauterhech 20
oppose the plan have Withdrawn their opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
Will FIGHT BOARDS OF HEALTH.

Mineola. Long Island Aug. 2s.-The action of the
Boards 4 Health u oyster Bay and North Hemp
stead IN forhiddng the landing OF fertilizer Ia those
towns during the summer months, called forth A
protest from the Long Island Farmers CUP az a
meeting held In this village on Saturday. II WAS
decided that the club would spend every cent IN rs
treasury about s3O 20 defend John Z. S!mOnson,
v.ho Wa arrested asst week FOR andng manure.
The farmers present AZ The meeting also pledged
themselves 10 subscribe so each 20 general tlnd
80 AIRY the case % the Court q Appeals II
sarv one case Will De made test as the farmers
derv the right or the Board OF Health 10 interfere
Win them IN this matter. Some farmer Will un-
load a. the direction OF the committee IN charge q
M matter load y manure al Glenwood pier and
another al Aberts0ns station, TWO points at which
Tie unloading has been prohibited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
ATTACKS SMOKE NUISANCE N EARBoR.
sr-rrrv7son FREMONT IS SAID 70 HAVE RE-
PORTED CONSTABLE HOOK WORKS TO
WAR DEPARTMENT

Ths Aarbor Pilots after suffering serious annoy-
ance they say, from the smoke from the OIL and
copper works at Constable Hook for Ten wears
and more have determined % take active meas
ures looking 10 an abatement Of the smoke fog
nuisance. 4 large number u pilots have. 10 IS
said signed a petition asking The Board OF Pilot
Commissioners 10 take action and II is believed
that the Board will do so al IS meeting to-day
The pilots say that when me wind IS from the
west or southwest the smoke rom the factories
hinders them especially when It les low and
obliged 10 feel their way with the lead line ir
bringing ships IN and sometimes are obliged 20
neave 20.
AS the factories are I'm NeW-Jersey, they are out
o. the Jurisdiction u the New-Iork Board In
order % ahafe the nuisance Lieutenant John g.
Fremont. Supervisor ~ the Port has reported the
state ~ affairs 20 tho War Department y IS said
tI0D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
no ARRANGEMENT WITH CANADA
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS EXPECT TO
MEET IN WASHINGTON SOON.

Washington AUG 2S.-Correspondence is il.
progress between the United States members o'
the AnElo-American Joint High Comnl77''"
looking 70 p meeting AZ an early date VII"
view m making preparations for report "
Congress on the state ~ the negotiations uhu'''
taken hy the Commission As Secretary HAY Is
expected 10 return 10 Washington in the 'oD'S
of week or ten days it IS likely that the meet
ing VIII be- held 100 this city
II is probable that the preparations for '''S
meeting have caused the circulation ~ me re
port that some kind Of arrangement nus
been reached between the United states COM
uissioners and the Canadian members looK."S
20 a temporary adjustment q the AiasKH"
boundary question. But II Is said here tn"'
not one Of the United states Commissi oners mas
been in Washington for some time. ana lnrl-
has been no official communication netWee"
them on any subject except arrangements TOT
meeting in the early future
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
THE BODIES or TIE RAIDERS DIG Up


IDENTITY Of -Hr TWO COMRADES ~ JOHN
BROWN ESTABLISHED
Psr,h Amboy. Aug . Cspeciau-The bodies q
Absaior, o. Hez.et. and Aaron Dwight stevens.
Two ~ John Browns raiders wete eNaimea 20
5sv q, F-seiesuo0d and ssrt % Nor'1 Ella for
ra.rtsrment on Thursday with the others ~ me
hand since Mrs. R,herra Spring. "h' brought
Tho bodies N7r,h and buried them on Aer prop
e~-v after their execution AZ cnarlesioWn' va
lef- Perth Amboy. troro has been doubt a. :"
7-nich grave was Stevens ana which was haz-
let's The Identity - The remains was eS'ao-
usbod to-day 0y Dr. " F.. Ramsay, who meas
ured the bones Stevens was six Feet three incnes
,au ard his cornrade was six inches shorter Inc
homes were well preserved. and large p..gts %
the clothing We're placed in the ooN WIZ" ITO
W5en the men we're shot n The rad or Harpers
Ferry Mr. Spring went South ana nhr-rl ne
-V,9 men aack t0 health our m sym atnF III
brown and his objects A. soln as i--t fr'
s~-rr their z0uri- .evan- and Hazeff were nai--t
ee traitors Wien he bodies We're pr
&o-.b o. v..s found unsafe f0 remove fn0 NJ r m
he train ~ South Amhoy the ne r.-t -
rail 20 Peril Amboy and they were p. it,,lI
pabvay by wagon. il tne dead N nsh ~.
buried ar dayhreak ir the grave. mar haa oeeh
rrerarsa ulder Mrs. Spring rs orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
nDrs7RrEs BooHING ALL OVER

Washington. Aux Is (sDeciaD.-A New-Jerseyrnsn
from the rvth Congress District said 20 Tribune
correspondent to-day.
The value Of he protective iarin principle = mo-
where greater than IN Ne~Jersey Afier me Nc
t<inlev bill was no longer To eject We mao Sc.
back under the Wilson 0iii and our INDUSTRIES az
Ianguished But the Dngley taIiH i"s "'' -
ION From end % end our ttle state larry o.l,.e
and huns with industry 4ne --o,-.ss +, ron
d, ,sc,ure there besides which We cad ID SIX
sr'd -otterv The silk industry has pfa"'..si o.
,bs sac IN TACT there IS perfect hive OF manu-
yarfures"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
FoR SHANGHAI PERMANENT EXPOSITION

Philadelphia. Aug g.-The National Manufact-
urers' Association has purchased IN Shanghai
China building containing 1000 square feet Of
aoor room. and a. soon as practicable a permanent
exhibition will boz established t.ere. one hundred
firms have asked FOR space and AL except two have
signed contracts. Among the BIG firms 70 he rep
resented arc the Carnegie Steel Company. the
Baldwin Locomotive Works Of this city ana NE
Phoenix Bridge Company. Exhibits from the Na-
ti0nal Export Exposition. whc- opens here next
month Will be sent o. China after tho close ~ ~"
exposition The Shanghai exhibition Will pe the
be ginning % O comp eutlOI with England ana o.
many hy this country for The chinese Trade ~
Will boz conducted ou the plAr OF The commercial
museums OF this ciu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

SLEEP WALKERS FATAL FALL
MISS MARY CARROLL KILLED THROUGH
FA1IING Down a FLIGHT OF STAIRS.


FALLING DOWN \ FLIGHT OF STAIRS.
Through an investigation made by Coroner Burger
Yesterday the facts IN regard 10 tho sad death Il
Miss Mary Carroll. who feii down flight Of stairs
AZ her home No a Frsnkn-ave. on last Friday,
became public. II seems that Miss Carroll often
got ~ IN her sleep and roamed about the house.
Last Friday morning about O'Clock Mrs Nugenf.
a sister with whom Miss Carroll lived ~as aWak-
ened hy "a scream and the sound ~ a heavy body
falling down tho stairs. The sister got up A. once
and found Mss Carroll lying az the foot y the
stairs m an unconscious condition. Dr. Peet ana
Dr. Parrot we're called IN. but found mat the
womau's spine had been fractured and that they
would be unable 20 save her ne Paralysis set ~
soon after. and the patient died on Friday after
noon. Or. Poet made out death 'eruncate IN
which he stated the - death was paral}-
sis due 10 an accident A. The nature % the acci-
dent was not stated he health authorities reported
The case % Coroner Burger who made an lnVestlga-
ton
The case !s considered unusual. as persons VINO
wax In their sleep are seemingly immune from
accident and sleep wa kers have beer known 20 ac-
COmpish most difficult feats without waxing Up
Miss Carroll recently inherited several tho usand
dollars from her uncle. Thomas Brady. formerly or
Springfield III She had made will hy which me
property IS % 90 70 her niece Viola carroll Nueent
The SIX months old child ~ her sister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

Joseph Leavey who formerly A policeman
connected With a Greerpont station. committee
suicide yesterday hy nhaling sas al his house No.
81 Rerry-st When his wife Kate found him on nef
return 20 the house he vas dead Leayey nan il
brother Charles. died sunday from the enects
OF an oprdtou f0r appendicitis, and y u nelleIea
that this preyed on Jcsephs mind ne tMo oI0ln-
ers Will IN al probability DO bzFled tOseIAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
ooRFAN PRETEYDER DEcAPfT4TED.

FAILURE or AN. ATTEMPT TO SEIZE THE THRONE
pY WANG FIJI 500
Victoria 3. C.. Aug 2s-The steamer Tacoma
brings news OF recent attempt 20 seize The throne
u corea made by an alleged member Of tho old
ROYAL family. Wang Fli 500 lie has been u exile
since hts birth. He returned 20 Seoul on May 3
~ once made himself known ar tho royal palace
and declared himself the rlghtfu King Tie vas
arrested bat 90 unusual were his actions that me
court physicians a3'udsea him insane and ne was
liberated huf Immediately afterward rearirsita
~ order % LADY No. tha power behind The throne
~ tho kingdom he was sentenced 10 death. and
was decapitatfd