davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

London July 1AThe fourth series OF wool auction
sales closed to-day. The closing tone generally firm
huku urices were below the hest iaek-
eued American competition The attendance throuFhot
chased suitable Australians and River Plate crosabreds
considerable home grown wool thua
hieher range prices crosEhreds formed
half me available supplies caTser grades were readily
but the husr grades
advanced I'd Medium grades easier owing fallng
ofs IN the American demand Good ronlhnE merinos ad
per and other grades about = per cent
serieH bales available 0f
~ were d1. Goo Continent
go 10 Americans 1850 held nfth
seres. Following to-daF's sales ia detall New
south Wales 800 Secured pdqla l0d; greasy.
AAdg1s "a, QVssaslaae, oo seles-seelEee, 1ai essg
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. July l4-Cgosing-W TF2AI-spot nominal;
futures nominal September. 6s s1. Dcceher
es lid GoEsN-spot stsaay American missed. 8 a.
Canadian hTuI. 6s fsa. FLOUR-st Louis fancy winter
steady es g.. HOPS IN London (Pacflc Coas1 quiet,
E1E8 6s BEEF QUIET extra india mess SIS g.. PORK
duh; prime mess, Western e2s 81 HAAiS-shart cut
IL 10 80 n. guias ASS Cd. AACON quiet: Cumoe-.and
cut % 80 ~ As; short rb 10 % - n f3ss long
clear uddes hsht . 20 81 D. As o.; long clear ni
dea heavy IS 10 AS clear backs. 70 o. 20
n 41a clear bellies IA id n, sis sttDg sEe-
s,Iuara Ia 2ls Cd I4AHIs-REinle west
quiet 81. American refined. IN pais eeie sos W
BTfTSTEH nominal. CEEESEf-Auerican nlesE Wntte
steaGy. 47s: finest eoorsd nrul. ass gd tAl-Lot
Prime eltv duisf TCRFENIlAEl- dlil
a. "a ROsiA-C,onInon fr1a 8s aAd. PETRoLEUll-
Eeinsd quiet' Sad. LINsEED OIL arm, ia 81
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

PS,Mpert PS,pert NsWs.... l704e 1IinoF ports -. I0I6i
ss1 Franoisoo..... I51oi5 Total 752 524
with 2Tass AND AEAITOys -four market was dul.
were light and unimportant auots Spring
patents 9OG 8 spring csara $ S 5si Isl Isl WsRsa eRta
S So RYE f1otR o9,s5 - S565s s5Ta No o " WINTER @ 5eg
quoted ege fi . 9 fancy s. e$4 so CoRMEAL steady;
eeeaay' qu2ted; Fine white yellow 81 259Si 80;
ga m So au2tsa: s5 Western spring si7 IS standard ddns
city bran SIS bulk Si0 sacks; middiing sieGs2s: red
S sSs s T S9 R2mqy ss9p s2l$2i 50 bulk SO a$22 Is
20 s AI-conditi9ns stin being unfavorabls
making about 4e decline FOR tbs more & on ass5 positions
nSnt report figures called attention to the Toabt ~
So net g I59r OF Sheat The market locally closed 10
ss ra 90 Seas edyees pointing splendid conditions
bs were accompanied reports scientists
a. harmless proposition ana not likely 10 cause any
Is unfevoSaBs ~ N view of present weather. which
Spring Sfss 20 te development OF kind OF
countrv s15 1eHes I, were among the weakest the
sderabe influence during the dsy an bis fa nag con
I & increasing Importance. was expansion Of new win
points % seeiPts & and @ declining cash primary
bush compared with sO7 600 bsS @ggTegsted 9o6 600
have been a. the same time spring wheat receipts
viii show Ooo hf bush sst 6.s9s and at. S Minneapolis
Argentine sbnTsnt 20 american news and the
Hudspest a nee ne SWeE; Berlin was q and
me DAY came from large Chicago operafoT Who ns MS
N2os,y sePtenbsr the forecast for showers in the
The cash market @ Closed e g 9Io s5o seSt Ct on & the
No-1fe llaI A. IN elevator and e41so b ahoat; No
Dutllh 81 151, and No ! Northern MANITOBA
irrer7,lsrit2 9noaL CoHN-There was considerabie
IN Ihe corn market all day growing out OF
S16s gns news Near positions. Influenced by the small
eieh showed relative hrmuess during the sessior
- -sed near the previous lata
20 excellent prospects ruled gene-ay
ne e4oss IN NeW-4Ork. where IgEt
t5e crS1 m & Sg was 7sgAe net lower All dispatches on
Sc, ron AebTaskas but receipts at western ro9-s
oe0 uP only $1,000 bush, while Chicago exneots5 bI1s
- - l- saturday. The cables
o - ~ business y loads No corn in Nev-Yorl e5sgd
- s4es atoT ono 621Rc ahoat; No . white e9s;
besvc 20 Sa,iiy yeoW. no 62%e ahoat, OATS-Tnder
vTea All On sIop loss account the market was
al 14y- me weather favorable ana besT4nsss
I've cssr LaAeLs also had an influence on sentraenf
ltl4iAst locally closed NTi1eS
o TO So72 ez5614c; natural white to 32 n
NeVY9r -IAeI a5 Z qGL Feeling was quoted 4siSc o
thiu9lng nour exports for the week aecor5i - 49,
y ageIegatsd So $50 bush, against 150 s41 ise,
n - ',tL[sso last year. Juv
ssssaesa Is0S 504 bush, against 29i 40S last y
Lor the week aggregated
IrZ c 9'@<-o lest week and 574 S2s last vear S1rs
issr [IS were -Isoe97 bush. against / 1ss 059
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

- ne oc1l market for spot cotton closed quiet 30
s- eeclne the basis OF 10 20 for mi6dlug upland
eo 80 TOT Ia.eeng E.lt sales o. spinners. 90 bales;
fsts - e4 eontfacL 200 hales Southern spot mar
s -O+c sales 100 bales Norfolk steady 70 lower al
49, halee 20 bales Augusta quiet 10 lower al
i5sc s-.ss = bales Galveston quiet. &c
- seW-Drleans quiet &c lower IOMo: sales 100
es eaFennah not Quotabie. Charleston and Whining
30 noalne. Augusta quiet, sc lower al lOMc sales
te7z EAstirnlted receipts points for
~ Houston. 4S00 10 400 bales sFainst 3sl last
- ast year; a. GalveEton ! 800 600 bales
o-,- -9i last week and last year. and at New
u last year -'' @io'o 4@sI week ana
vssS 80 q cotton a. the ports to-day and for the
a. - 80 .pafsa With che totals Of previous
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

Cash quotations were as follows; FLOUR steady;
WHEAT, No spring, 81 OS9S1 L; No g. 05cQSb O5 No
red 90G91c; CORN No 2 5Tc; No yellow. STAG OATS,
32A 632Sse No white S3ls934c No white 824s9
83Ac; RYE, No 75c BARLEY, good feeding. 42q44c:
choice mailing. 4TG49c; FLAXsEElO No l. 81 "a
Northwestern. 81 AZ CLOVER contract grade S12 rs
6S19; MESS PORK, per bbl, Sl2 66G$l2 20; LARD.
100 n, 81 O54ST O74; CUT MEATS-Short ribs sides
oose 81 60QSI short clear sides (oOXed) 81 T5QSS
WHISEEY basis Of high wines, 81 2. On the Produce
ries 15G lsc; S Arm at mark cases Included, 1S12e;
rss 15sc; prime hrst Tc; extras, 19c CHEESE steady,
9&GlO1ae.
81 ora No Northern S9sei July 81 0Ts; September.
new. SEE September, old. Ssasc.
milwaukee,. July :W 14-WHEAT-No Northern. 81 u:
RYE-No l, T9c BARLEY-No 2. 5sc; sample 44G52c.
CORN-Septenber. 545sG55o bid
Minneapolis July 14-wHEAT-September closed at
she; December. s67sc; No hard 81 095 No North
81 OH No Northern. 81 OSa4S1 05ta. FLOUR
patents 50 90S6 second patents, IS 70S5
clears, S4S4 TO- Gseeond clears So e5gS2 S. BRAN. in
bulk. SO T50dS13.
Philadelphia July 14.-wHEsT lower; No red. s51z9
SEC; July s51 Qs6c- CORN fCn; July. 615 qe2c. OATS
8SAe BUTTER firm; extra Western creamery 1lsc; DO
nearby prints EGGS firm; nearby fresh 1sc loss
on nearby fresh. 1914 Q1Tc, mark Western fresh.
I8I491Tc mark Receipts-F1OUr 500 bbls. 3s1. 600
pounds sacks wheat 1000 bush Zoo bush;
IL 900 Shpments-Wheatr 1000 bush; corn. 40OO
bush; oats, 1900 bush
St Louis, July 14.-c1oss; W5EAT.No red cash.
e4o new 81 O3 ola CORN-No cash. 55e September.
sc: December. 53lsc; track 56166Ae OATS-No
cash 3212c: No white 35AG56c July 2s%g2S'sc;
September 2ec.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
READINC SYSTEM

sT.-ron-s Foot Liberty ST. n. r
ASA]AO-'S (West sd st. N r
leaves 10 minutes earlier except b. designating
marks.
CttCNtA--z4oO CI-15 Easton Only), 9-1O A. NJ. 12O,
40 800 (h545 Easton only P NJ Sundays. "A 30
WII9SESE3ARIsE AND sCElANToN-e1O A N. L2o.
6o0 2 n. SUNDAYS z430 A NJ 500 P. u.
BARNEGAT-E4-OO, 9.4o A. NJ l3O Oz3 40 Lakewood
aud Lskehurst only, CA 20 P. NJ Sundays. 100 4 n
ATLANTIC CITy-'9I 40 A NJ k+3 20 P NJ
so II 20 A. n xei5 90 xI ae 80 ? t5 8 So aE4 s5
hi So as.f5 $50 81 so {i2Of SUNDAYS Except ocean
Grove. 610 A n. 13O. 40. 80 ?. A -
ATLANTIC HI4Ds. sEABRIGHT, MoNAloUTa BCEI
$50 4S0 oSe $50 =. NJ sundays $40 AM
SANDY HOOK RoUTE-Leays Pier 81. \. R. W. 42t
St. 900. 935. 1880 A. N. y 80 $50. 400 AIS CO.
Leave pier 10 \ + ce3aT st :. o 20 1000 lt00 4 n
100, 200, s45 44s, SEQ $40 P a. sUHdsys l00o
PHILADELPHIA tPEADING TERMINAL 30
I2foo, m'S-C9 SEQ, 'leS; tiLSS A Ao n1t-aSV 49,
s. CO. = 80, is0o .90V. $3.50 ?. n. tsl215 Ildt -,
200 a NJ, 500 t'4o0. $500 '7.o0 p. n. 'jl21S
BAITIAIoRF AND wAsFIINGToN-sOO. 1900 'l2oO
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
a M Reading 61y} Tsi6o 'si2o- Zoo p NJ Read
ing Pottsvine Harrisburg only. TACO Is 90. S73Q P NJ
day. Sundays only 4Parlor cars only. Wa Tama-
qua xSatureays only aE4eept saturdayA - - = ~
gao h4-3O P. n 511.5O P NJ k32O P. NJ mDinnE
train.
434 1900 1884 Broadway. ls2 9th Ave. 2s1 stu Ave-
. Union Square West. 279S Third Ave 23 Vest l9th
Fulton ST. Bro6Eyn. ssO BroaaWsy' was6urg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage to des
" G. BEsLER c Fl. BURT.
Vice-PFes. and Gen MEr. Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
To JVhom 1t Mau Concern.

STATE OF NEW YORK INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
Albany. June 26th, 1903.
Company located Chicago IN State Of Illinois
has fled IN this ofce statement BY the proper
officers thereof. showing its condition and
has complied IN all respects with state
relating Fire Insurance Companies Incorporated by
other States OF the Untsi States:
Now Therefore, In pursuance OF law, l. Francis
bricks, Superintendent OF Insurance
York. do hereby certify that said Company - hereby
its appropriate OF Fire
Insurance IN this STATE. in accordance with law, during
the current The condition and business said
Company at the date OF such statement CDecsbsr 81
I9O4) IS shown fOllowsi
Aggregate available 50 sss 80
Aggregate amount OF liabilities Except capital
surplusl including reinsurance. 1sIT sOs 81
Amount OF actual paup captal.s........ 500 600 %
Surplus 636 935 OF
OF for the 1857 4sT
Amount expenditures for the 1897
Witness Whereof I have heFeUnto subscribed nv
and caused the seal OF of1oa
fSeal1 affixed the day and year above Writtsn-
FRANCIS HENDRICKS Superintendent OF InSIrRncn.
CHARLES LYMAN CASE Resident Agent.
H. n. FAIRCHILD. General Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
sourHERN corroN MARKEr.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool July IA 4 ,. m--CoTTON-spot IN limited
demand prices IS points lower; American middlng fair
e.2sd good micdling oSed; rli4dling oS2d low mid
sses OF the day were bales which 800 were or
speculaton and export included 100 American ne
cepts II 100 bales all American Futures easy
and closed very steady; American middling o G Juiv
72d: July and August. T2d; August and September
T2d: September and October SIad; October and No
November and Daceuber, 5.T3d. Deeer1-
be- ana January 5Tad; January and February. 5T4d:
February and March 5.T4d March and April 5T5d.
April ana May 576d; Nay AMI June, 5.T6d June and
nj 6.T6d.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
NEH YoRK, HEN RlYEA 3 HLRTEnRl 3 q

ath Ave. fOlloWs Tor - -
BOSTON, New I1nson Vrovt5.,-. 49,,
= IlO;OO. x 1002 A. n VI h 90 sE on i7SS
p 900 . I6s02. s1fe=oO p Al -t'e
BSSSIIONS. va Vsiinsntlc-tfSso0 A. NJ. 200 p A.
s1l;O0 P. NJ. i''~-' ''t~s0~
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-fTs.O2 p "A
WHITE MOUNTAINS, AI.BANS and GTFwRrrz
u $40 a N. fe.0O p n
FrTCHBURG. via Putnam ana Worcestsr-f3nO 2 a
1-Ak5V1L-L-Fs and NORFOLE-f9-O2 A. NJ. t3.31 p II
.bAIttlINGION. STOCEBRIDGE, LENQX. ttfT-Ts7-
kl@LD-T45l. r5.0G A. NJ. 81 "a 1854 p M
Ticket orhces Central Station aud aI25
81 also az cil. lisa elisa Broadway Is PaTk Piaes
60 Union square cl62 Firh Ave Gas Columbus Ava
Go4g Madison Ave- s=73 West I25th ST. lbs Third
IN 60. $50 Fulton Broadway. T. w..
,5sily ThlNeept suHdays. faeoDs 12sth 81 EStoDs
a. 4Z0tt ST. saturdays
Has dinfnr ~parI7- ana eisaDIn-
tickets also.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
contract prices IN the local market to-day

tefssa eaISs Easrksaz hi9offee ElarRer quiet: No
EP1elz 4or EuroDe 500 bags; stock. lslOO0 santos
Lohee aEzet STEADY; good average santos, $500;
te1rs .tQ00 hass stock 62600o E5arnbure-Cofee mar
ket opened unchanged tn \ pig higher
nnchagec 10 > pig higher; sales 5000 bags Holiday
zlavre.
The statistical poairon Of Brazilian coffee fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher St9
$500 A M--For BinEhaunton and Elullra-
5000 A M-For Buf1alo Chicago and St Louis
fIO0O A N.-For Syracuse. OsWsso. EdchaeLd SprtnsA
f12-40 p M.-Focono Mountain Suecial
p. M-For Buffalo and Chicago.
TACO +. N-Fo- Scranton ard Plymouth
% IS p. M-FOr BuffafO and Chicago
sS.45 p. N-FOr BuffaIo Syracuse. Richustd SPRINGS
A. - Chicago 5Isspers a. $50 p ~
Tickets &29. 1888 I434 Broadway n y $50 FULTON
ST., BFesalyn- sDaiF. tExcspt sunday %Esga FFtaays
Saturdays only.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
RlITInnRE Z nHln RAILROAD

ROYAL Blue LINE TRAINS
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON THE EVEN HOUR
To BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
Street earlier except mid
night train leaves 1850 7. m
Lv- Liberty street. 500 a Except sun Bunet
1000 am Daily Diner.
noon. Daily. Diner.
2:0O pm Daily. Buffet
"ROyaI Limited" 40 D. Daily. All Pullman.
Lv- Liberty St $500 pm Daily, Diner
700 I'm Daily. Buffet
1875 night Daily, slsepers-
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY To THE WEST.
Leave New York City. West 23d ST. Liberty st.
Chicago, Pittsburg, Sleeper. 1880 pm 1915 Mt
Chicago. Columbus Diner 1880 1900 nm
PittshuTs. Cleveland, Limited. 350 pm 4:0O
'-PfttsbuFg limited" Bufet $3.50 m TOO
Cincinnati st. Louis. Sleeper. .11:50 1918
Cincinnati. St. Louis. Diner. 9:5o an 1890
Cincinnati, st. Louis, Diner. $50 pm $500 pm
Offices: 1s7, 261. 43t 1900 Broadway, AStor House,
10S Greenwich St, 25 Union Square W. ss1 Grand
N Y; 34S Fulton st., Brooklyn; 23d ST. and Lib
erty St
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. July 14FIoUR hrm;; WHEAT weak; Spring
No / Northern, 81 11&. CORN strong; No ? yellow,
624c; No 2 corn. 61Ac OATS hrni No white, 87ci
No ? mixed 84Zc RYE dull; No ?, Tie asked Canal
freghts steady.
criearn r,1r iA-Tha lsading futurss ranEsd fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

ilfGls lad Victoria bales-scoursd I0dals fGH,
greasy TAd. NeN-ZeaIand. $500 haies-Scoured lO,58
Is II IA greass s8qtls 43sd cape OF Good Hone aad
Natal. go hales-seoured l0t4ls sd greasy O. QIOd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

-esea H1cangs special Liverpool cables-pos cation
p se se Gong sele=l 500 bales; upscuati5n and ex-
-lsfrt5 american, 1000: Auerican.
polntr .L--n9 80 Futures opened irregular. 1915
--eet c0se1 STEADY, aGf5 points lower July
ioss- I enc ApguEseptenber Q. 2d sepsenber-Oc-
N--lpe-- November koveEnbeT-u
-saElargs 0T8cs Ienuary-Febrlary February
- -- gtte Aarch-Aprl. b.75d. Apr-Alay May-JlIne
s-le-J1iy, BID. MancheEter-Tarn frreallsr.
- - p1gerE and sellers epart
l-FeFe sotton statement for ne ended July H.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
STATE OF NEW YORK
TarETrTQ NvNE mp 1-fsaTEfNssF-
WHEREAS. THE TEUToSi1IA ISsURANC nc

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL.
longer be responsible for debts contracted by my
wife. ALBERT T. SMITH
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08
WILL INVESTIGATE
THE CHARGES MADE.
License for Washington Street Sa-
loon Held Up for a Month.

Recorder H. e. Pickersgill was
present and said that his objections
to the granting of license TO this
place few weeks ago was against
Joseph Schiller and not Mr.. Gsakov-
sky. Lawyer George Plechner, rep
resenting Gsakovsky, urged that the
license be granted as it would mean
a loss of $1,000 to his clients.
After discussing the matter at
some length, motion was made that
it be taken up and balloted for This
motion was not seconded. The ap-
plication was finally laid on the table.
Countersign All Licenses.
The clerk reported that the Board
of Aldermen desired the Board of Ex-
else to pass an ordinance authoriz-
ing the comptroller to countersign
all licenses. The ordinance COM
mittee was instructed to prepare
such an ordinance
The board granted nine renewals,
five transfers and laid the applica-
tions of Leo Schwartz, for a transfer
from State street to Smith and High
streets, and of Michael Elmer to 655
State street, on the table. All of the
commissioners were present. The
next meeting will be held December
81.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08
LABOR UNIONS
IN BIC PARADE
Local Delegation Will Go in
Special Cars Mass Meet
ing Follows.

All plans have been completed by
the local labor unions for going to
New Brunswick tonight, where they
will take part in the big labor par
ade and mass meeting. They will
head the procession and will be in
charge of Aide Charles Elias, of New
Brunswick.
Special trolley cars will leave the
Adelaide building, where the differ
ent unions meet, at $40. Each or
ganization will have a car of its own.
The meeting will be held in Colum-
bia Hall, New Brunswick. Among
those who will speak are Herman G.
Robertson, of the American Fedora
tion of Labor, and j. H. Mclaughlin.
of the International Typographical
Union. Music will be furnished by
the Musicians Union and the Knoll's
Liberty and Union bands will partic-
ipate.
Rev. Linn E. Wheeler, pastor of
the First Baptist church, will preside
at the meeting.
The street parade will begin at s
o'clock and will form at the corner
of George and Albany streets. From
~--.s corner the paraders will march
down Albany to Peace, to Hiram, to
Nelson, to New, to George, to Som
erset and Columbia Hall.
All the New Brunswick unions will
turn out and there will be delega-
tions from other places. The mar
shal of the parade will be John Bar
tholomew, who will be assisted by
Charles Elias, Durham Way, Adam
Paulus and Harry McKeag. The
presidents of the unions will occupy
seats on the platform.
An effort is being made to secure
as an added speaker, Miss Barnum,
of New York, who is prominent in la
Dor league circles
Ten or twelve trades are to be rep
resented in the parade and meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08

At the meeting of the excise board
in the council chamber, last night,
the application of Fred Schlater, for
a renewal at 1O9 Washington street,
was taken up. The clerk read COM
munication from Frank Newman, OBJ
jecting to the granting of this license.
The board discussed the matter at
some length and President Hoy call
ed attention to the fact that such
communications to have proper at
tention should be in the form of re-
monstrance, signed by the residents
of the vicinity in which the license
is desired, and accompanied by an af-
fldavit that the signatures are genu-
inc.
The matter was finally referred to
the investigating committee and the
application was laid on the table.
The committee will most likely re-
port at the next meeting.
For Schiller's Old Place.
The application of John S. Gsakov-
sky, for a saloon at 121 New Bruins
wick avenue, in the old place form
erly kept by Joseph Schiller was TAX
en- up. At a recent meeting of the
board a renewal was refused to
Schiller.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08
SOUTH AMBOY
IN THE COURTS
Three Suits Have Been Brought
in New Brunswick All from
That Place.
TWO ARE ASSAULTS.
Mrs. Mary SChuler Sues Her
Sister-in-LaW for Recovery
of Some Articles.
pecial to the EVENING NE Ws:

Special to the EVENING NE WS:
NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec. ST.
Three suits were brought before the
courts here today. All are from
South Amboy.
James Noble sues Patrick Smith,
a sexton in a church at South AM
boy, for $4,000. Noble claims that
Smith threw him out of a saloon and
dislocated his shoulder Lawyer II.
B. Cook represents Noble and Law
yer John Coan is attorney for Smith.
Mrs. Mary Schuler sues Mrs Har-
riet O'Brien, her sister-in-law, in the
district court here, to recover some
articles which Mrs. O'Brien is said
to have taken. These things belong
ed to Mr.. O'Brien, whom Mrs. o OBrien
is suing for divorce, but as he can
not sue his wife, he sold the things
to his sister
Bernard Fellon sues Peter Steuer-
wald in the supreme court for $4,000
based on an assault charge. The two
were in Charles Steuerwald's saloon,
it is declared, when Fellon claims
he was attacked by Peter Steuerwald
and haw his jawbone broken.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08
POLICE WILL
DANCE TONIGHT
Plans for the Big Ball Are Com
pIetet--- Large Amount Of
Money Turned In.

The first ball of the Policemen S
Mutual Benefit Aid Association to-
night in Washington Hall, Fayette
street, is destined to prove one of the
most successful affairs ever held in
this city. From the time the grand
march. led by Mayor Brace, is start
ed at 10 o'clock, until the strains of
Home Sweet Home" greet the ap-
preaching dawn, the enjoyment will
be uninterrupted. The decorations
of the hall will be worth a trip there
to see; the music, of the best, and
the viands provided by the refresh
ment committee, of just the proper
kind
Have Specials on Duty.
The city will he amply protected
tonight by a force of husby spec
ials." Constable John c. Brown will
be acting sergeant and will be on
desk duty at headquarters. The
special officers will be of the same
number as the regular night force.
They will cost the city nothing, as
the officers will pay them out of their
own pockets and purses. Anyone
who tries to get gay with any Of the
specials will find himself up against
it good and proper as only men of
good calibre have been selected.
At the, meeting of the Policemen S
Association yesterday afternoon at
City Hall, the final touches were Civ
en- to the preparations for tonight's
affair.
Large Amount Turned In.
The amounts turned in at this
meeting aggregated 1913 and there
is more to come, which, it is expect
ed, will bring the net proceeds, with
every expense item paid, some dis
tance above that amount. The tick
cts are fifty cents each and almost
everyone asked by one of the finest
purchased one or more.
The decorations of the hall are by
Laggren Brothers, of Elizabeth, and
the music will be furnished by Stein
hauser's orchestra. The various sub
committees of The association have
been hard at work all day completing
every detail of the arrangements.
1t will be case of all''moye o." to
Washington Hall tonight
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-12-08
LED MERRY CHASE.
Man Fleeing from the Police After
Wife Had Complained.

Ignatz Konsty, of 81 Catharine
street, led three policemen a merry
hunt and chase yesterday when they
went to arrest him on complaint of
his common-law wife. She had re-
ported to Policeman Meshrow that
Konsty, whom she called her hus-
band, had cut up fearfully while
finger off with an axe and had
smashed stove and some furniture.
Policeman Meshrow and Policemen
Shultz and Quinlan started to find
Konsty. He was not home, nor could
they find him in any of the saloons of
the vicinity Finally they got track
of him and he started on run. He
did not stop until he reached the Cen
trail railroad bridge, where he hid be-
hind the stone wall. Policeman Mesh
row went over the wall and bagged
him.
This morning it was found that he
had not cut the baby's finger and
the woman was only his common-law
wife, and that she had been imbibing
as we'll as the man. A charge of in
toxication and disorderly conduct
was made against Konsty and he was
fined SO, and was committed to jail
in default of the amount, for thirty
days. The fine was later paid and he
was released.
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