The evening world. Newspaper, June 2, 1900, Page 6

- THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 2 1000. Real Estate Real Estate PAF A) [ROOF GARDEN SEASON WILL anak Pidduiscoaseensyc 1 BEGIN IN THIS CITY NEXT WEEK.'ton ee Pe ee 116 06008 84,5005 TO THE . FEATHERED, por OLICE OFFICERS, wa air Ho J CAR STARTERS aso CONDUCTORS sey Was Terribly OF GREATER NEW YORK. Oe, Punished. (Bpedtal to The Brening World.) BRIDGETON, N. J. June 2—Smit Alford, a gines maker of this piace wears a complete sult of tar and feathers to-day, and will spend the next couple! Of weeks in excruciating torture, as the) fesult of the wrath of his neighbors, whoee whele moral sense had bern Stirred to mob fury by Alfons abuse and maltreatment of his sick wife ‘There were women smong those who encouraged the tar and feathers party-- the wives and mothers of Bridgeton. ‘Twelve sturdy citizens of Bridgeton Gppiied the tar and feathers to Alford in the darkest hours of the beginning of to-day, while the bruised and half-stary As a great many people who are visiting the new suburb, Rugby, have difficulty in securing correct directions, we take this means of aiding public officials, and any others to whom the infor- mation is of value, by giving below the THREE BEST ROUTES TO RUGBY These new and direct routes are as yet little known, having been recently installed, and although official notice of them has A wy (ASN Sw. body of bis dead wife lay in their! feo Bridgeton home, and their two Wwe greet little girls were crying their eyes! RITA DEANE. out for their mamma at the home of & “The Cherry Blossom Greve,” iH New York Th VeBIHsGH MB reABOIEEEEE OOD! « Owing to the warm weather Menager * Known to a] Rotter, of Koster & Mini's, hae decided years. It took every form gerade to Ineugurate the season of hia roo > pon — So, apo t ntrg garden to-night. There are thirty boxee to her. he openly © 7 ' 2 rae "Oe, runes ber with the (te 0% he root and 240 perenne can’ be accommodated. The bill is sald to be @ strong one. She died, neglected, unatiended bY 89) Montay evening will formally usher physician, on Decoration Day fn the roof garden season, and cold netandor. BRUTALLY ABUSED WIFE. Alford’s abuse of his sorinking, frith- Maras Soe the ea Sn tre | faite", tae been given out, it seems necessary to bring the matter to general Simmen.an Snrt tip bed oo whieh itoat the minute attention more quickly and widely through the press---as we ole * in onder But both Mr Hammerstein and Mr. pired flied the breast of every 0 people of Bridgeton anticipate (from the experience of the past few days) a large ‘title ONE WAY. Take Kings ( ounty ‘‘L”” (Fulton St. line) at Bridge. Get off at Utica ave. Cherry Blo be the Rossow Mid ‘etrangely in wai of ments ‘Thepe were threats of summary wnlehe |g ive determined to inaugurate Preeter's Fitth Av f ve d h . J ment thelr annual eession of pink lemonade the tople tnd gin richers, end meet olaborate are Pano BENEMARRN: number of visitors between now and the Opening, June 11. many the preparations of both gentiemen. The t od one! i 5 At 1220 leet night a party of twelve lenrmer atts his root the Venetian Ter: | Rese ahd other bessien The pratessat Matemen tnd ner how neobewe, “Harry men, all masked and ra while the | bas chosen comes from Hamby i) completely, knockrd at Alford's named Partenova, am comnetny. Rnocerd at Altre (Ae New York Toesire Rogt- ng Lim Winehestor the 1avin x hee Guta Our agent 1s stationed at foot of stairway and will give free transfer on Utica ave. surface cars bee Alford was there and broke tn the | will! H at nman and Wire none the top; liners are the z= - direct to the centre of Rugby. - Behind the masked men were several y : mf Maske, Tale Hove pay A mi ANOTHER WAY (taking 18 minutes longer). Take Fulton St, trolley at Bridge (N. Y. side), tapielngtions te Big Wid: a iradya feid | haar and i leat ch change ave. by our free transfer as above. Siiiaistiey bocce ws tae tencinn sae. an! : ‘pr them Si" both given to the te : ATHIRD WAY. Take Reid Ave, trolley at Broadway Ferry and ride direct to Rugby. Other men had ropes, too. CRAVEN IN HIS TERROR. Fare Be. elther route. in every respect, vod Mr Dante! Frohman ta to be con: ratulated on hie fret searon of the fa- iter ok nin at ta ance He Nt a oF Vs ("rhaanet soe ar agetar We believe those who are sure to be questioned will find these hls callers ing do he door fh Bet . . . . . . oe They caught” Alford) while he weal Season toni ahi directions of servicetotheminansweringinquiries. Very truly, Tushing upstairs for his rifle, He fought | ager Mm Mr Keith brings to town th | Seamer Hor Gesperately, but was soon overpowered. | £9 r f foe Waste’ ofits rer Logie Hurtig. He was hustied by the mob out Gar. | * 256-257 B'way, N. Y. ‘ Meld Into the woods pr 4 e. iS “What in God's name are you 8 ips f ‘ john. i to do?" asked Alford, but the silent | Hol 4 o Temes 5. ster: band of men only hurried him further] ihe pyle. and es rd and Wand and 4 dosen = Ito the depth of the woods. Into July ore M d His clothing wae torn in shreds and Mi snag a a et wt ema en | ‘Si aaen! K ALTENBORN’S CONCERTS. sats ae rN cn see Lai fal ta, Lal, tae Rent hte |e Ae aes] ~AT ST. NICHOLAS GARDEN. Of his little children, whom he would | "cree ‘ have deserted to-day houses ib ; r wlacss ‘ajiendorn summer night ¢on-}seven nights s week, with a change of ‘They had no intention of hanging the| compettt| w t mr a Poy Nicholas Garden, Bixty-sixth |Prosramme every night. Tuesdays ure fellow, but they did rot inform hin, to be e aymohony nights, on Wednesdays oneed ropes yi in to ’ : were the ith all J Belle stpeet and Columbus avenue, bes auests will de considered. and Thurs thelr awful sienna and Aig i epavomets ‘ ort. night. Fifty musiclans will respend to) will be Wagner ferture throug wntch Alford passed wae t nd whee : y dail eel the beat of Pran Kaltenborn’s baton in| gDurina the American at abaintbe rex Erector rh venue mea M4 iS pecqommne st ar age bs m the Waltort. ; Yelle’ lustily for help at fret, but ur poo wi thelr sketch “The Georgia Minstrels. The Brighton Resch Muate Mall will inwer" prelude, hi as 190, 3%, 'Re ingulahed cor dye or has Rone came. His cries were soon stopped a peasileeekeieen Ll perhaps wha | wilt be more interest. open tts vasom Batrday June et g Bs my ue dee! Legh © perform any by the application of a bandage across Bis mouth, tied at the back In the thick of the woods. a mile and @ belt from his home, the stlent men halted. The women had deen left at the @4ge of the swamp at the end of Gar field avenue. ‘The men quickly st: MS QQUET, [ses seer in eters eres CHURCH NOTES. EAA Lowers ie as 118% Ait i me Hy) Business wee mod security. mark Alford, and then auickly and i ihe _Ameriean stocks tents of a bucke: bly affected by the at k tnede © pultadle presentation to the pastor's wite all over ¢ below the bandage over There has been & dectted | increase [4 attendance h Bip mouth, thus leaving bis eves un- tte cutlook ie { ih touched. Sugar Led the Weakness}>-....: ‘Then the contents of a feather bed ow WAR empPLied upon the tarred bady. and and Tobacco the or Pager 8 S| ' re from 1-4 to ra 1 per York's these last By nh « | A cordial invitation i exvendet by the directors altimore and Ohio common wag tng Wane Heme (iat of the Tivoll-on-the-Hudeoo 22 | most prominenet stock traded im and | classes The deseslaurest th lees time than it takes to tell it Advance. ig errs lated an advance of @ | DOINnt | lived by Rev Abbett edge, D. D.. pase fhe calves of 1 P Smith Alford was completely comtumed | Hou | ‘Soothes J nt 00 GREE PRS | tor of he Mndioas Aveese Beer eral | Wil Be carved on i80 in ¥ and feathers, warranted to stick a4 | ° . a tre tavited to ontend to Mie ttehing, burning cuticle un . a ; “ el of tm D Wears off by the sl proc | Praetional changes were about equally WHEAT HELD STEADY Ravina hold's Tha be Wits Memoriel Eoseeh aginatue. Aistribuied In leases And gaing, with the Mo Peet (ovangelten! and ondomominations)) 2 ton sireat, of whieh Rev W. 7. Blsing te WITH MARKET DULL. ie mt Robbins are invited, ond the Capwased ell be presented the services Three hours ister, at 1.9 thie morning, | !rading decitediy rare pening tn stock marke Amer Iron showed (he i fr +4 by Incl ot | gia Mew, Fark, Braaeh of the Woman's Counett tke that of any ant. | pre strenath Sugar led re N N | & decrease | members Mal known to tem ant it was with | 0% nqEreGaen, With (he sub- | Hoes Re gy A fear that they intercepied Tt wag | Stmtial loss of 1 $4 points, to LIT 1-8 | Peapies Ges ne Alford. Those joining in with Sugar, but onty| preset see! pr a gs vuffering fractional loner were: Bro ary, UNCONSCIOUS TWO HOURS, |'¥2 Hard Transit to to 21-2, Cons Ry Mg ty Rev DG a . | dated Gas 1-6 to 192. Federal Stee! | 1% HY oy Cae, Thee antl Bid Chic Rol & Poo. 2 uo 10826 es in ——____ are q le a "| Baltimore & Obto 12 to Mid we 1s wie geste morning He had to craw! at | greet & Wire 28 to %E* and Conti [reas SF Re fd tetee Workers’ Union No, 2%) clans who furnish the for the, ent; h M8 sirength re'urned, he WOO! rental Tobacco I-c, 16 #12 10 8 Lanter no WwW 3 veer which is now in the second month of tions at their Ca @Ble to move fatter, and once out of | Gains which were also meetly limited | & Semper ™~ University of Oxford Will Confer L, lite strike, claims that the Bullding will i the swamp he was able to run to tracts 1 ton 1-4,| Wares Cone go” oY Be wee iY Council te playing into the sellon, Was jt about, by, | Tt will be many days before he will} 1, 92. Missourl Pacife 1-4 ~ ter of Di ‘4 hands of the contractors and giving | Claiming That many non Physics! pence. The coat must me s 1 them aid whatever, At to-morrow's there know mutt! York Alrbrake ff v an Dix, rect: ‘Trin- 1 a off, and the torure is well nigh ‘ > ¥ Rev. Dv. Moog or ot | Federated Union | by the name of Parable. Indeed, Vietis of tar ané| os went o 8 Wty Church, and Miso Katherine Dis the elect 1 ask that all unions | Men were unionists or not. aF 8Mdl ang Wheeling & Lake Erie id pf. la felled on (he steamehip day aM@tated witg it and connected with the| The have died of the incessan: tor- " eae srotent. “gavin « onic xventes co veo) THB BANK STATBMEN Dr. Dix te to be , , j \ esate . ", council be expelied if aid ie retused Morning Alford swore he would | to them, t a 4S there were good advan ‘The project of starting @ labor paper Fevenged and would ureiy will pev- hg ; , fof the band whom he recognised | Mame, Southern Pacific and & few ™mIN°T Surpius Reserves Increased and p| te, tee oe » ne \ some of the Bier! stocke more | We Figures. union jm the city hae indorsed y bank statement for five a AL ‘1 The sone | LONDON. Jure 2—Maurice Grew, the ¥ indorsed, as was the establishment of hae mode - AS has oe labor clubs in every Assembly district.| the C.F. U ; q yu : Central Labor tence Rode on the Pali- pres ‘a ~ p ly searing to eades Care. The banks now hotd Pe in es: t ee te The Brenig weit) let pte) polen ot fee ‘eeg, vere he requirements of the & per —— a. y* > ate it te wd] 4 N. J, June 2—The second | VR) 7 adi pee | Com Bow: eopeare. Iboveots against the Pateades |" ” |“Wiearine-House statement for to-day: | Mise Bowen I shat ; bere, over, he union wily Wis even more suc:| The Closing Quotations. | Esenqge, MAME. | alances, | Buon sahara deat corital of the ‘ ‘ he css >! oma abe this, morning seam setnaias, Miah ie cig [SRS Balance ne | Son way. : tee | c ar " "y reasury bad a ance | q were supplies oy mm Car at Be e J aan abi sa pare op sont eed ha Soon ea iat st The classiged of the Sundey TT ated