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STEPHEN A. WALKER CHOSEN
MAYOR GRACE'S CANDIDATE BEATEN.
A 8KT-BACK POR POLITICAL INTRIGUE IN TUE
BOARD OF EDUCATION?MR. WOOD INDIGNANT.
* More than tho usual nninber of visitors occupied
Ibu seat- ni tin- hull ul the Hoard ut -micai ion at
its meeting Yesterday. Three new Coinmn-sinners,
William A. Cole, Miles M. O'Brien and William
Lumiins, recently appointed ky Mayer Grace, occu?
pied neath amotiK the moorhen. For the annual
?lectionof rrc--ident Commissioners Bell and Welch
?H anointed tellers. 'I he member" busied tliein
Belv-.'s in wilting tho uamcof their candidate. Mr.
Wood took the chair. lV-dueui Walkei took Mr.
Wood'sBMt Bad the result was awaited with in?
terest, lt vvasaunoiitic-'il that eleven voles were
?ant for Stephen A. Walk* r and ten f"r J. Lthvr.nl
BnunioiiH. Mr. Siiniii.iiis and Mr. Clary escorted
Mr. Walker to the chair, lu taking his place he
said:
-KM ll.km kn : I have vsry lillis to say, but In nckuuwl
aAglng my tlianks le yon lor Ibis aalilitional courtesy, I
B_BB lt not BB a u.ere oouiiilliut'Ul to any llttlo ability 1
Biay huvs nIkiwb. I consider lt rather a MatlBBOolaJ to
tey fidelity mid lndspeudeiiee and to the au.oiio.uy or
tills ll nu j. I meka no promises lui* the future, Wu.it 1
have eutletivtired to du hus l-.'t'.u to insiiitaiu thu rights
ami tbe divinity of the Ho-i'd ut Education ; the
written mid unwritten laws not only of the
Jlo.ti.J, lint of tbs teachers In the "uiiillc schools ;
to tee tliut they were BSBoated with fall ness and eveii
haii'ltl Justloe. Mr motto has liefu : " Loyalty to the
pulilii* school system." 1 lilt ls the inst time lb.it I abell
' oe lu any ilrgrce a caiite of contention In this Board. My
term emla with thc present year, ami I talion!- lint aga.ll
act In this capacity even were il probable tbnt I shuni,I
hero tBal opportunity. Ten years of uncompensated
Barrios as a member of your hotly ls all, I Hunk, that
flutv reit.tires of any individual. As a liiomhcr personal
couslilcriitions have frequently bini lo Bira "BJ to my
?ttia'i.il linties iiere, but 1 dote my serrloe willi a B?BBS
th.,1 no work auii BOOBUBe ls more assetrlBg of the best
Olforts of any mau. whoever ho maj be.
Lawn nee 1). Kui nan was re-elcrteil e'erk of the
Board and John DBTOBporl au fit'ir. Mr. Wood was
on his feet with a linell on his tkt?? before any tr) ber
business could lie done. HoBfOMOfl a quest ion of
privilege respecting B letter lhat had appeared in
She Ott* Ht ml from one of the Commissioners re?
lating to altair, ot the Board before the Board of
Apportionment. Ile continue.I :
I rei:ret IO m.ike thia my BODleMBBt duty before the
mein!) rs who now appear for tbe -rat time In this llourtl,
but the memoir. Mr. Henry Schmitt, who was alto u
member of Hie special committee appoiated to meet the
Board of Apportionment, lt guilty of o gr HOB tire-, li of
Courtesy. Ilclilml Ile- back of tin* eniiiiiilttie he bat -ti 1
tbltiKt absolutely false. A more SylBt?lalOBS or incorrect
production ibau tills letter I never reaat. I have never
known aiiythii'K ot the kind Ifl my experience In this
Hoard. The pretences tor suob action aro like those of
Judas Iscariot.
Mr. Wood then natl the letter pnhlishfd in 77k
City hmm ti, muk lng nuning ooaunonto, It related
to an upiuoprialioii of $H,f-(M) asked for mtfl-riiig
the sidewalks and wall aruind the .Normal College,
||r. Wood is chairman of the Normal College Ciuu
mittee. Mr. Schmitt Hushed under iho attack, hut
in reply he saul that he had niven notice that he
Bbould make these objections to the anpropiiatu'n,
ami he had told Mr. Wood of his intention, asking
lum lo remain while ka made his siateine-nt. He
had withdrawn from the committee, he said, and as
a citizen he had tbe right to attack the request, and
?would do BO ania it it iron necessary. Mr. Wood
thought that he eonld only have had such right by
?withdrawing from the Hoard entirely. _ rosolntlon
fiom Mr. Wood was adopt d referring the letter of
Mr. Schmitt to the Cumuliltee ou Law for coiivc
tiou.
Mr. Walker's re-election, onr? of the memben of
the Hoard remarked, was significant as a defeat of
the influence of Maror Grace and of the attempt on
his uart to introduce political influence in tho
schools, "i'ersoiially," continued the speaker.
" there is no geii'leman in the Board better liked
than Mr. Blmmona, I (should like to seo hun praat
dent of the Hoartl, but Diving to his bnainoM and
family connections with Major crace 1 do not
think that a more unfortunate choice could be
made Utan to elect Mr. Blmmona.'
'Iho present is Mr. Walker's seventh term as
president of the Board. JNo other (Hirer has . vcr
neld thO position longer than liv e yen-. His pro
liouueed o .position to Mayor Grace for Being Ins
intiueiiee in the Hoard and the unusual efforts to
elect Mr. Simmons made tho result extremely
doubtful.
-?
FAVORING THK Q--___t MUDGE PAlf.
RKl'OKI OF THE (OLMY MBttlO-L SOCIKTY'S COMI
MIITKI?THE BOD-M DAM.
_The Aqueduct Comaalaeienei - listened yesterday
to ihe rending of thc report ol the Committee on
Hygiene ol the County Medical society on thc pro
poaa ; Qa dv-r Bridge Dam amt Boeerroir. l bi pe
P'Ut say a that tri'in a saui'arv point of view the
policy ol building tha dam depends on the quality
of the water that eacnpea ov-r the I 'rotofl Dam ana
would be gathered Ib the Quaker Bridge Iteserv.iir,
The average daily wnsie Ul Issi) was 140,000,0 hi
gallons. Hie comiiiiifeeJoina with the taxpayers'
>ss "elution in recommend ng the imii.li ,g
of the .odom Dam. The committee had
been shown that a lilt,e. ntl lind
been proposed and wonld ho constrnoted to draw
off?npore water, and thal ? large lake constantly
receiving natal eonld not bocooM oorrnpl any
more than the water of Lake Q-eorge. Tba ("in
mutee iimiks the water collected by the Quaker
Bridge 1 Mm A-ould lie better than any no* n"ih
ore?together. The queation is whcibor the dam
cnn weil and safely be built I ba '"ilk of tbe le ti
moor,tha committee i1iiiik?, shows thal tho Qua?
ker Bridge Dme. can and should be bn it In ibe near
future. Tue committee Btuntnariaas itt npoii as
follows:
l?Nu iii.jcfii.ti eau lie justly raised agaloi t tbe Qnaker
Brtdite D.uu project Iron Buy byglpolc atn-dpolnt.
_ In inlier to store all tim irater fron the ( roten
Waterehed Hut construction ol ibu Ouakei Ul Ina
J>,.,ii la a iioeeesitr. :i~lim building nf tut - .: mi ij.i.u
Bbl h.ii ba nen . ,:isti !.?? bexi -i, sa toe lunn dieu ?
of water ia I?iperstlre aud the people ?aoaot tilford to
vail imn, the eompletioo i>; ibe _r>-,it dam. 4?Wa ?? irn
estly laders* ll.i" r- JOinmcnd tlun of tbe Hi.an! of
IH .i'.i!., lli.it a ?t -lem nf cointnlis in- ? io ra
c-eivc ibr sewage from iii),.iini."(i ]iirts Bl tiii- Croton
water ahea Mid direct it awai frau tbs oater-oouracs,
amt timi w bera it is practical ? ? safety stnp ene qimr
ter nf ii rolla a Me Bbould be porch iscd|by the city to i'ir
BflfTS tilt lirrtelit parity of Ula" VTiater.
Ciiiiiini.s-i'iii i Dowd ottered a resolution tbat the
Chie! Eugine moi ihe Aqueduct Commission and
the Department uf Publi. Works lnini-li the iii,ant
Witt toe reasons for builduta the Quaker Bridge
Data and that thees ba _i_oe public. Thia was
0j?let'': t".
tt waa annonno-d that two inspectoral had been
apiioiuted to make ? thorough examination of tbe
work on th? new Aonodnol to -?? tbat all propel
pretaiitioiiswentalacn in tbo ibnfta mid tunnel
tn Board tho lives ol the workmen.
Chief l-.n.i,riii"-i Chnreb reported tbat it wonld Imj
ndvi-riiiiie to allow tbe ooatrat on to (imbat the
?nof of the Aqneduel ir. such B .\ ny a> to ar' i it ot
cave it K(iuate. He tbousht the cost won il be
nbont the same aa t!i.lgiual contract, because
abe additional antonntollowod for tiiobenna would
be aared on ute masonry tbat then wonld Dot be
-cccd. ir waa decided to ask tbe Corporation
Counsel whether this ebangeeould be made wilb?
an! Impairing the lerma of toe original con
tracts. Iir. -burch also reported thar n
wi I be ncee smr to line the tunnel from Gould's
Bwaatpto tfeiaoit] and partaoi tbe n puer hal fol
the luunel. Wbett Ihe tunnel gaea tbrongb BOlid
rock it trao no! ab ilntely ue< i "--ary thal it .should
Ito lined w it 1. ii.nv.my. altlionu.it be though I that
the entiie tunnel should be lined. Thc eosi ol lin
inn the tunnel wonld be about (1-0,000 a mile.
Tin- rapBooee tint ibe brick lintnaahull be three
bricks ot twelve Incbea i.'ick. ihe eotinlong h
ot tin- tonne! ia aboat tbirt.v-om nilea. An in?
formal vote wus taken on lriiiiK the tonne] tnt ? n
tin* distance. Tba Mayor ana Controller voted
aeuinst it. and Coram nsionen Dowd, Spencer,
Baldwin and ti e ComraiaainBt i of l'tiiiiic Works lu
fav ci of it. 1 be mutter wits hud over for one week.
-? _
?08FERDE0 KlcOM THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
Vice-l'iesident Janies D. .Smith presided nt
the regular mee ting of the QoTernine
Committee of the -tock J Benanee yesterday
In the absence of Preaideoi B-tmona The com
mittee pasaed laudatory resolutions uhout the
Bat ri pea of Inspector Byrnes, to which t!i" commit
tee attnhiit'l tbe recent freedom from thefts and
robberies. The nsolntto.is eugroaecd bj tbe lecre
tory'.t ci'-rk will he m-ui to tbe luspeetor. Ju
aoaamittee also roted lo hold a special meeting tu
d:iy to oonaider tha partial np>Ml i/the Cemmfttee
on ,>ite.
J. M. Leopold, a yoong member of tbe Board,waa
suspended itu seven dat a f ? a forged order to a
?til', newer member. .No lo-, waa suffered fruin the
transaction, whick wai! intended aa a toke appro?
priate to hii initiation. C-fortonateiy Mr. Leopold
Bava an order in ri "liaied'' Mock und rdtrned it
with the inltlala af jr?btoek r'zebangafirm. His
only excuse was that Hie sumo trick had
been plaved on him ut bis Initiation
a few bm?tba age, bal the stuck ho raonsht to buy
bas not vet been admitted to the dealings. Air.
gjnpoM- mistake wm erident and was promptly
ackuowl <1k>-iI. ft stiui saul liv brokers, after thc
aVMtiBg, that tba wataaee waa too MTere, if the
triiiisaction waa a men Joke, or too light if it was
to be leoogniaed as a Battery.
lt la understood that S. V. White has explained
to the nih ce rs of the Esek ange his recent attack
on tbe Uorermng Cominittea lt waa azpeeted
thiita written apology might he read af the un 11
liiiT.vi-sterdav, but Hoi r<*iary K.:.v said that no
allusion to the matter had been made.
STE A NOT po HI I / If RELA TIONS.
When Mrs. Catherine BielnfeldL of No. 67
Meoie st.. Brooklyn, vv.is arr .i-.*ite-i before Pellet Jostles
Kenon yeeterday fur iniinteai dnutkonneee, Bbedt>nled
tiiut she wiis marri rd sml aeld tbnt ber uauic, was Bupbla
Titllm-tltte. ami tbat abe bad bo chiUiron, altbougb she
bsd lived with William Steinfeld! for twelve yt irs, tier
hu.sb.iuii testl?rd thal be was married t" ber la 1871, aad
couiti prodaee in* maniage ca rtiticatu, aul thut she vat
tbe miitini <?r bia taree eaildrea. Ill-; iimtltcr ulan te.tl
dft.1 le tho marrlagOf and a child of IbUteee foam teen.
fcavl tint .'Irs. Hirliifeldt bad been slvvtiys knuavii tn lu-r
Be ber motlier. The ca?o was adjoarned for the itroduo
tlou of tbe certificate,
PLANS FOR A LA li Ol'. HOTEL.
1 losidcnt Iiiiz-uiil, of thc Brooklyn City Bail
road Oamfaay. kal bail | Inns lu-einired for the ereotlon
of a latga hotel a*. Fort Bani?ton, neat the tenniii'is of
tbe steam rond of the t; u-isnv. wi.ere Uta Mantlnn
llo'iso was receittlv tmnie I. Tiie building will he (tight
eteiits lilgb, outl will stund ou Un: e.lge of tho bini! mcr
looking the Narrows. An observatory will be on tbe
roof, from which an extended vlow can be obt-lncd. and
wide balconies will surround each floor of the building.
Tho cost of the structure is estimated at $t'.n,O0o. ami tue
ecmpauy already owns the site. A small park will be
laid out ai .'Uii.l the hotel.
TAMMANY AT WORK FOR PARNELL'S MEN.
Joseph J. O'Donohue presided yesterday
afternoon at a meetlug of tbe Tammany Oen?
eral Committee, held to organize the society
throughout the city in ai'l of tbe Parnell
Parliamentary Fund. John T. Toni was eleets'l Sec?
retary and James Barker Measurer. Keporlh went
llttenod to from the delegates fruin flftceii districts,
which showed tbat the followers of Tammany through
ont thejclty wero enthusiastic In the cause, and were only
walting for the eanraaaera to call upon them In order to
subscribe, Kor the na Assembly District Alderman
Dirver said be presided orer the inau-'.ural moeiin-ou
Tuesday night, at which B3A8 sd was raised. " We
shall raise at le.uti go00," s id Mr. IMvver. ".ind If all
thu other districts do as well, we shall realize a nico
sum."
John T. Toal, from the I Vtli Dltlrlot, said that -fr>0 had
been already raised, end bs expected to raise al least
$-50. iii.una., i. Bayes, trow tbs xxnid District,
wat ceri.nu that bo would be able to raise more than
|5O0 In his district. All the otber metnh ra haring boen
heard from, and bavin-* handed m SBOOUraglOR reports,
a loni; discussion followed as to the beat mode to bj
adopted in ooUeotlng. kt a result tue chuliin in directed
that a collection book oe bri;.ted for eaeh Assembly
Dlstllct, :in 1 a subscription sheet tent toeaeh of tba two
thousand 'members of tba rammaar General committee,
(iie.tt enthusiasm preralled, and all tho members were
aaanlmoaa lu promising that al ie.ot BJ.5,000 would be
ruaed for the Poad.
Tbers Waa) O fall attendance of tba members of the
Bxeeatlre Committee of thc irish Parliamentary Fund
Aasocliitl.ui at inc llotlin.iii Huiue last evei.in';, ax-Ben
stor Fox presiding, " Tble la a by meeting." the choir
man sahl, " occiisionotl by the fact of tbs uopreoodeoted
?uoeeaa which the can raaaara hara met with, uii of wi.mn
are now, with many BOW applicants, applying for more
subscription books." [Applause.]
*,
TELEPHONES AND THE LRU: CARAL DISCUSSED.
The Hoard of Trade un.I Transportation rea
terday elected thirty-six directors aim postponed tbe
election of offloera for two weeba, lt was Incidentally
remarked thal (iovernor Hill hud neglected oren lo
aui-_itft in Blsmossa-S that there was such sn Interest as
the i:rie (anal, or ihsi ti.ere were thousands a.! boatmen
and u?lhona "f mcrebania i itcroeted In ns malotenance.
L. J. >'. stark, one ur the Democratic membera ol tbs
Huck Hoard, Introduced a resolution winch wns
Adopted, stntiint that "lu the Judgment of tba
Board tho inter, sit of the Sliite Impel.Hiv riv
.lem,md thai the Legislators should tabs sae.i
action aa will secure with the lens! delay tho
leri_theiilnu of the locus on mr Krie Canal, at well as an
Increase of two feet tn depth when vet nraetleable
throughout Ita len-rtb, >?.) Hie pian ori-laafty reeoin
mended by Horatio Boy moor. Jr., when suite Engineer,
nnd approred by tba -tote Canal Coorenttoo at lillee,
August, 1889a"
A rosolatloo wat also adopted nrgtng ths ^inte Bi nab
to appoint a committee tu loTeeUgete sll tha relations
to the public of telephone companies doing bash?Mala
this cit] ; and also to seoertalu how their "harass, cap
ital, earnlBgfl, div Ideuds aad Berrica compute with these
of other cities, nn 1 to report wh tt legit I itlon la needed
to prated tho public Ititetee- Tbs prinelpal object la to
secure a reduct nm uf the aliened greeter expense fol
teiejiiiono Berrico iu tb? sity than m oilier cities. Beao
Int lim s ou Hie tie ali of lloraeo II. Clatliii wero ai.-r.i
adopted.
-my.
MR0OMMRRD1R0 .1 FEBJUEBE TO MERCY.
David ll. Bogg) well droned and Intelligent,
was tried before Beoorder Wt. Ih yeeterday on a charge
of perjury, ile te.tiitieii in tnpplementary proceeding!
bi'oti.iit upon a uni-ment tor "rll'.i that he bad no
is:.:.ev 111 tbe savings balik hoi' any rn conni lu any I,.ink.
The testimony WBS taken OB F" bi mu) '.'I, 1884, an I a
bank i.k waa produced to sie.w thal Host h ail al tbat
time $70 on deposit in tin* Qroenwtefa BarlogsBank.
lto-s Iii blt own defence said Hui be had glren bis bank
book to a fi temi. Mrs- Kml'l, 00 January '.), uml bad rs
Mired lt back in Mulch. Ile tiii.i timi li-conti.len il
thai Bohadgtrea ihe BMmeyawaybj traaafemag the
book.
Lawyer (iravhill, tbe prisoner's couu-el, ali.l not assert
that bia client s Innooenee waa clearly abown, bot said
ibat he i.att bri*n s elass-raats of Ross and knew blt int
lory. He worked bis way up to a position bs rou Boen
Hal drik la a burgs wholesale Bi m ll ? wire died and bc
begaa to drlok too much and tank to extreme pororty,
Ile came to New-York several year-, boo and bad re
formed from bia bad babita aad had airum attained a
coiittJclitt.il position. Ile allowed tile Judgment IO -
taken against bim, expecting to paj the debt. He was
persecuted ny ?? noe enemies he hud made, and sol being;
ii, a i-oii'liiioii to pay all tue debt, I.e traosferred n..
hook before Un-miler wai served on bim, tblnkluc
that he hail I'art. tl tilth the property and so could truth
linly Hay that b-hail no un.mut. 1 hi |ury SOU rioted
Roos, but recommended bim ta the mercy of the court.
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good WORR OP A TO! .Vfl 80CI1 i.
The Sanitary Aid Society held ita iii-.1 annual
meeting yesterday al Nu, 21 iTnlrerslty I'lace. I
ii-:v na-uii-.m. ml hist M.iii ti. 'Ihe drat atop waa io
call pablle attention to Ike poor Iowa relating lotene
melli bouses. Twentj addition?I Inapertora were ap
pointed by thc lin nu or Health and 1,900 booses wen
thoroughly Inspected ; of tin- 1 umbi r IOU v, ere found lo
lu* in pour condition and were repaired; * tin vt-n
c..tub in neil. Tbe society hind ,1 lal ..c warehouse al So.
70 Doycra-s-, ani tull iii
era wen prorlded. ii..-, mose ls to furnish
no.ni lodglngsal a low price, I'm- li oem
alidtwomea.il COU le old line 1. Ih lillie lii"ll!lit I H, ",'
applicants bare beeu reeelrcd. Tbe expenses ol me sn
cleiy for the year were *4,5r<?. snd re eipts, ei,052 ll:
of this, -j, :.i)i i w,,- rsoolv eal from lodgers, mis leaves nu
Indebtedness of g--_ 65. . lue ofHeers va. te
,?..H ;? , ; I'rrsld ,:. Iv,,..na Van Kensselai i .
John ' >? Ai, ii bald. Jost ph W. Drexel and Uymeu
Bluia; treasurer, Oeneral Alexander -.Webb; iee ri
laiy, Lee Kv>lins; tln.ii.i ml Secretary, Hi ur) Mayal?
m
HOSPITAL MOEKT PBOM YABIOCA I I
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BOSE ) FOB HIL ORA VI dos I Ml. ST Fl \ ?>.
Tlic Orant Monument Committee reported
the folios log an u sy i
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El PBEEIDI si WRITE COMMENDS MR. TOVE OE
Kx-As-ciiili|yiii:in WU I lum J. Vonna*, ol
Long Is?_id, hts received the a el er el tb ref.
: oct lo ni- c.(i.detail, lor -tut ? _ujM nut. tide nt ol Pub
lie Instruction :
" Pubis, Dec. 22, i - "-.
"Mr Div- .-in: lani sincerely glad tu learn thal
ami n.ny i.i willing tu bave your (rleuda put yon lu
nomination fur tbe Buperlnteiideucy ul 1'uhhe Instrui
ti.n. your earl] training, your ex|terteuee aa tutoetb
? -luci,ion, joni relations Io legislation ri ri
public mslruc lon d irlus your can r ia il e Legislature,
sud tba Interest too hare alwnis shown in oar wit.
Ktate educational system, viim,,i Boom lo flt yooadmlr
nilly roi tbe position. I eannol forbear sd Hus that yo ii
asa it in your favor, Tbe .ur.- ..r a lyster- looehlog tbs
Interests of Are millions of people demsuds Hi" smbl
tlon and dsrotlon, aa wall as tbe phythai ilraagth, si
early ni.tiiiiood. Very sincerely yunis,
?' Am.m.v. Ij. Winn ."
ACQUITTED OP A f lilli'.I OF U I \ 9LAU0RTER
Martin Cannon waa tli- driver of a car on
the iiro.ni wa v aud Bereutb-are. line, and on tha evoainx
of liccelijh.'i 7, 1 s-r.i, hi. cn l.m over Neil.ila. May, OB
elderly man, al Washington and Unlrerslty places
( annuli fas itiilleted for tnanslaOSbter and Hip BBSS was
Balled yeeterday for trial before -lodge Ulldersleers In
the (mut of Oeneral Beeslous. lb.- witnesses for the
i '..-e. ntl.m testified ti.at Mr. May run ahead ot tbe
boreessnd thal Ibe driver put oo the brakes, hut the
wheels slipped and tne drtrer con,ii not restrain the
horses, _x*Judgc Bedford, the prosooutlns officer, kuli
th ii ac wonk! ii"' press IBs chan,''" un tbs evldeui
Muted, and the driver Wal acquitted.
Soi sins OPTRA 1DRRTIFICATT0R.
William ll. Houkikt, ol No, _ Cornelia -t.,
waa tbe complaining witness yssterdsy In tbe charge
against Emile Valellle, "sim wns liniicted fur rubbcn in
? he Hist decree. Wln-n Mr. Honsnor took tho Wit nest
stand lie tall that bs withed io make a preliminary
?tatement He taid ti.nt be n.-i Identified the dsitondsnl
aa the man who had Hole Ins watch, bul t li ii t he lu.d tml
clearly seen Ihe man wim committed tbs robbery. As
I.e had sinoe learned that the defendant, jrho wat a re
ipectable yuuni* mau, hal been employed wiu-iu bc (las
wiiii??s) iiilirht liave a- en bim, he now* tlimiKbt that hit
Identltloatlon had been founded on bia ueetlBgi In a bush
ness way rather than on any eonnectloB ot the deft nd
oat with tke toe robbery. Judye UildetsleorB udrlaod
tim jury to boqbII tho detendant.
OFFICERS OF TUE ST QBOBOWS SOCIMTT,
'J'he 8t. Oeorge'i Bodeto on Monda] nixhl
elected the followlno offleers; i:. j Oortts, president;
Henry W. O. K.lyo und Berkelsy Mnttyii. Vloo-presl
dentt; Kdward Hill, treasoreri jeitn-y Boara?, tnt re
tsry; Oliver Ad.iins. ti-tiistsut seereiary ; Edward 1"
Beddsll, Herbert Hiiriier, Thomas H. newring, H. A.
lUck'T. John Parsons, _. Flcmlni; Cn,oks, sad John
Orpe, r.rceiitlvc Committee; theiler. H. P.Morgan md
the Ree. l?r. h. F. De Costa* onsplaina i Professoi B, F.
Imw' m and J, ^V. IihsIihk, physicians. The annual
dlnnsr ls ususU) satan on Bt, Oeorge'i Day, bot at the
iii.inv cisury c.ut.rs on (.i libl.iy tuis j. ar, ihe dinner
will be assit'Lial to another date.
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LARGE BTRIKR AMOXG M.w .ERSE. RATTERS,
i, terday aareral hnndred hatters in lha employ ol
Cumnilngs. Matthews A Rrady, In lbs ra?ey district af
Orange, ti, 3, weal ea atnie. Tor some time
the batr-akers liars bees endearorlng to do away with
tvbut ls kaowa aa "Buckeye" shops, walsh taks work
from thc luii;e Baanfactorers and do it pbeaper than it
ls done hy WO uiilm.n. I'.icci.tlv they adopted lt
ticket, tO Le plaeed Oa hats, tlmwlio; that tba vvoik was
doueby "fair" or naloo mea, and tonghi to compel
mannfactnrers to n?e thc tieket. Tha latter deelUn d lo
do so. (iii Moadar E. V. Ooaaotl A- Co., annonncod
their refusal, and ihelr noa turned out. Oa Tuesday
M' (lull A Allen di l the tann-, niel Camming*, Mat tbe wi
,V Brady followed yesterday. About 400 bon are Hint?
on strike and they arc all makers. It ls probable thal
the Bal?hers will ? o opm ate uni Stnks ton. and the pos?
sibility lt that In a vae, k a thouaauii uii-u will bu idle In
the Oiaii.u battlBg dUtriat.
HOME NEWS.
PROMINKNT ARRIVALS.
Fifth Avenue UtSsI William C. Endicott,
Becreiaryof War; t'oriirrestinaii William Whiling, of
Massachusetts, sud A. W. Mulloway, of New-llanipsblre
.Albemarle Jfo-B?Kx-CuaglBBBBSBB John ft. Wise, of
virirmia.Wtm-TarBMatat -Pr. D. Borgia, Surs-eon
General of Canada .clarendon Hotel ?John Newell,
of Chicago.J'urk Atenue Hotel-David A. Wella, of
Norwich, Conn.St. Jamel lintel? Norman K. Matte,
of Iiuflilo, and rsymsater Jobn W. Tarbell, TS. E. Bart
.Oi'iry House -Colonel W. B. Iloliowity, of liidian
aiinl's, uml I'ayiuaslerT. n. Thoinpsen, V .-.Navy......
Windsor Hotel-Ls J. Sorgoeaf, 'Irntllc Manngor of the
(.rand Trunk Railway of Canada.
o?-?
what is Goura on to-day.
Annual meetin-' of [Taloa LseglM Club, evening.
Amii .11 sale ot 1.. H. Mol-gilli's pictures, cinckeilng
flail, H n. in. - ,,
Passenger Agents' ntectinir, Commissioner I rum .1
otb ce.
Palestine; Cam iii an (le ry ball, Metropolitan Opera
ll,msc, evening. _, .
Professor g. A Mena before Belcaee Matinee Hub,
Hotel brunswick, 11 e. tn.
Bunbay reference eat" before Referee Knersls, 11 a.m.
New-York Library Club, Colombia OeUeaa Library,;!
p. m.
Alumni Astncintlnn Medical Depnrtment University of
the city of Nae Vork dinner, Helmonlco's, areolae,
Brooklyn Yaehl t lob annual meeting, * p. ra.
i: ks' ball, Ac-d' mv of Musi'-, ironing.
Beefs ly of Medical Jurisprudence, Mo. 13 West 'Thirty
grst tt.,' B p. m.
William 1>. Kennedy Tost, No. 4'.', installation lind .'
caption. Tum Hall, 8 p. in.1
i.i meefliiB of 1 ne 1 raining School for Nurses, SB,
Yiti Bast I'tveniy -ixth-sL, evening.
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NEW-YORK (HY.
Miss K. J. Wieta*; aendi ?+?( fo: i li" Olndea family.
Joha B. Uough will lecture on " Blnndei ?" before
tbe yoong lien's Christian Aaaociation to-morrow
(vening.
Henry ll. Cook bal aeqnlred the property mid
buddinu Nu. i-rii Broad woy, tue aontb-east corner
of Broome-st., torf*J_6,0__.
Mr.-*. t-t-ftrfy has purchased a mortrraajeof tl.OOS
from Frederick J. Middlebrook, and another ol
$5,0-0 lunn tin* guardian of Kathariue A. bauds.
Qraarille P. Hawes, who letired -rom tha benoh
after honorable and exuellent service in (he (itv
('inn;, h. - re Duicd thc practice of tbe law at No.
120 Broadway.
All illti-ltillt'l!" tit til lillirie, reclt'itloils .-ind tabs
leans will be given t<?-nii_ht in >t. Andrew. I'.iti-li
Hui hi mt:, i rne-hnndred-and-l rooty-elghth-et. und
I "ililli ave., lil aid Of M. Alni lew's lb cpl 111 I I ill ll il.
The Kew-York Btate Veterinary Boriety laal
nit-lit at the t'imper Institute tedded lo pieeenl a
bill rn thc Legislature providing for tbe regulation
ni 1 be practice .1 veteriuai 1 medicine and surgery.
I'ln- 200 doomed oura in the dog pound were
dipped into tue I u-t River al 7:30 a. in. yesterday.
At im-im. tin' lloat inc *l"g population will roon
disappear alto-get her.
lill vrw km ita.-.(E To Tl l" niilli.K.
Tbe new entrance t-i the Brooklyn Bridge on the
New-York side will be flnishod in a few dava, Patt
pie wonder, bow* vii. win tho new Btaircaae is put
np when tbe passengers cannot be aeeouii.lated
wim yo Bp the oiil ataireaaeduringoonimiasion
limn"*.
JRBOMB i-snK eorRgg ?iiii:i-aii:m:i?.
Engineer Curtin,of thc Deport men 1 of Public
Works, ia surrey ina a pi"' of landofahom 300
.1.,.-. wtiioli lue I nara Jerome Park raee conrae.
1'bis plot ia to bc used asa reservoir foi tba bow
..tin. .inc', uml it ia expected tbat the race couraa
will he encroached upon,
ai ( 1 ?ar.H i'K i-imi iii" CLUB wan 1'ivi.y.
James Henry, a lad living al Ko, 120 West
Thirty-tifth-st., appeared al Police Headquarters
\es'..iilav t.? t'-fltv I ut lie WM clubbed le.-nt y
wltboul canaa by I'oliceman Kennedy, of the
Twentieth Precinct, lim policeman rion lcd the
story, ile thought tliel.nl had been clubbed by u
I-, lu ennui wli" diet] recently.
M VS ll VI Hui -1> AMI OW Kl I IM,S.
Two flat bouses, 1. 1 ff.'Mi.oOO etch, arc to be
erected io iliic-htindred-and-twent) linli si., (00
feel ta-t Ol l'itth-ave., Ii\ Ad,duli Kerbs, Mv
dwelling houses nnd 1 flat house are to bc bulli by
Patrick J. Oallen al Kdgeeomlr-ave. and 0__
liii'ulreil-iiiiil-ioitv--ftb-st., ai fl total ezponoc of
?i-r.'i.(nm.
Cl I I I Ml I! ls 1 Ultu ll Will* 1 - l>; I mini *.
Edward C. La Kan-belle, a Krench Horisl "f mid
ill.- age, cut his throe I with a penknife al Ina home,
No. -iiii Ki-htli-ave \e-i'ni.ia avlih- delirious,
I: 0 wound was not considered dungerous va inn
t ie poll - 'nt him t" Ibe Sew-.* otk m.. idtal. lt
wits said li- had been sn-k and also nod bc n di ink?
ing too freely.
I in lim Vv'ii h rAMI-Y'ft nm 1.11 s fi tv , vu.
Mr- Maiv liri-wulil. of Sn '.'I I len ry-Sf. who
ri.I la : ! 1 aband, Lefl ll iswold, t 1 be commit
ibe Tombs on a charge of abandonment on
Mllnial. BCCUrcd hil I ? I ? ? \' {?'.?'ix., t.i:-Wi.ld
proiniM il 1 ? pro-i ide lor his n ife ia ..] !u ,
iI.-iu-'Iim 1-1 _pre ? ? ?! regret al their uud
duct.
ail- ? ' vs.
'1 In <.*? 11:' u - I.. I.al.Hine, living al No. 122 V. . I
'l'wi ni -, -i"ut 111 -t.. it h lil ? linnie "11 January 1 t
go to j v ' '??'- di tig ?? ore ai v. i. 1
ii ..ii .1-., vv in 1- bc had i" ' 'i tut j. J * ? v ?
Mill e illili tine
milly,
a u.i: ( v. v vi 111 ( , - r.
Ti.,- 1 timor that l I'ueht Club o
h ll lust ll Veal foi . t ul ii.ti i , is indi-llillll I v
ih ".neil nv -1 rei ,. ..I :: 0 :.a "..li rs. I In V ..iv ttl I'
the club ifi iii a llaiiirishi gi mdt lion and lhere is
II 1 il: 1 .1 he p.n 1 fl il. ? mein li .
?t np.
Hoi e. I mi 1 I. ??"*? I'll roi'BTB tt r-.ii t 1 rf.
I III di I I ;?....
sured ni t I- ii. I.- 1 ii-- moat fa Ibai Hu ii
1 ?? 1 - ni I alu. 1 -.1... iii 1 1 ?? reduced tn twelve. 1
tonia) ftipeinit ? hail ii foi mal notice
pleated to I at elie I. tho wilges to romain .**-'- a day,
1 a? before,
I.i. ( ' I.i ll li: tNCAl - t'l 1 ive 40X11 Hui.
Al t be 1 .ii'. I 1 .i'i us de ill rincr
.?ol" li .ll nu in \t Monda) iiit'ii!, u l i'h 1 ?
leal "viii i ii " ? ? '.? 'li R mt,
w inner ad ' foi this kind ol dam hil* iii
Paris, is ' \p '? ' 1 i" I'lini" ii*. I in' Ai ,ni. -ii,, ? 1
Mi ir, ii ?. un.' and Nilsson Hills will bo bril
vv :t ii ,: [hi ali'! di !(
( 1 au 11 Mi. r. wi,ii, ni rug ? it y.
'I in- Com 1111 sii it r- ul ('bm ides and ( on,
vi 1 ,,l ,\ eat lo the M,i\ .1 I renoi I.
uiul.f Inmates ii IL 1 bi lou ? iusl itnl ion ?
mi 11. ?.- ? 11>* 1 ni waa 13,408. I'lie nnmber ol
1 .-? 1111 it ions grunted t'i abandoned wires for the
.1. -va.* j*0. I hera wore 1,IOU
1 and -.'.'i; i" 1 ".1 applied foi adiul teiou
tu tUC I lt) hospital*.
(HI I' .' UH "I WK Tl HI K AV Cl III.
Tho Young Men's Kepublican Club laal evening
eli, ni I 1 he following officers: President, I'lioinus
P. Wentworth: ric -presidents, Janice 1*. Poster,
\ ei tun r c. Ai it..ai- and iVillinm Hrooktirtd;
treasurer, Ll-Price) tec rdinii rei reiaiv. VV. M.
h. A,nit: eui r a--jttiiif 1 in _? secroinry, Andrew lt.
1111 mph 1'.-., au ; 1 a'- l.M a 1. ii-, ei omiuittee re-elected
in full, flic question ul incorporating thc dub
lltidcl lt - I'll HUI 1, ,.!?? iva ill -. ll ,sell nt |ei ,. li.
lilli ti Itv I.VV.
hr. .1.1. Mahony, am,tun ul lha steamship Tycho
Hr ih", n il v" r.i.iv al tbs Uiog liisnd College Hot
pltal from a. uta 1.laoola,
-_so1ot? iiit-nr" was ..-I anted yesterday to Joha :
BmlUl fruin Mrs. btsttls Baltn,
lu. W. a. w !?!?"?', ?? rr., r.---a. 11 "John Hanna and O. J.
Bourne, a medical student, wbo were srrested apon a
cbsiko of culpable negligence In osustng tim desth ol
William Rooney, a bo) open wboio thej operated furn
can. en.nt lum .i.'vs, ir bi ,-l ui B'-.INKI Ii.ill Bach liv l'u
i i-i- .111 -iii' e M.it-cj- jreslerdsy. watson and Bourne gara
null.
1.1,iii- Hntuii-iiii. nf Nu. m Partition s_, was tieti to a
bed post bj lil.i yesterday because be < reeled sdi
tall.an.???. ll" ii. iOBSi il to gol bl' 0O( U- t U ri 1 fi- ulai 'rleil
tu .nt i.i- throat, luBiollug ttvu slight wiiunda. He waa
then Bl li lied.
M.uni A. Mering, u-xe thirteen, returned to her hume,
Nu. lu'J 1 vai'inn -t., .lester.ii), li it n,? lunn absent fm
leudays, Hhs sal I Hun she bsd been In .. bo les in Nee ?
York. Before sfa? wentaws] ibe bad reeelred )?vri-lry
which lu-r parent saspecl that * man gare ber,
Kobetl Glares, lbs wall papsr ?anufaetnrer, n no died
last wes^, IrH nu Will, li 'Vi:i? destroyed uni- H-.tv lag nil
i.i- property, i ilui .1 si *t i.ix u.noo, io hts wire after 11
death in D'" i i i"-I-. Yeaterdaf letters of admlnlstrallon
were Issoed to Mra. Aline .M. Mull.it, ln? Uanirlitnr.
Tbs Drat kmeitudlnal tn,-.s ol the -inn ian- of lae
Knurs (..unit -laraled Itailroaal lu t-lleu-B- waa put
in p:tce i BetSWlBf ul B'.rrain p' i. ,-,
Mayor Whimsy bsa not yet appointed tha nen- civil
gervioe Cemml don, but lt will probable consist of tis
Democrats ami tive Republicans it ls expected tinat
Thomas V. Porter will bo uppuiuied Elcctlona Coaimla
?loner,
Tba faa weather yesterday hi rv.-.i to throag ocean
Parkwsi all Ute wey from Proepaet Part to Cone]
I.I.iel arith ninny tlel.hliiK parlies. His road lt In ex?
cellent coinlltltili lui the spurt.
Tho thinl oaoaal dlnaer of tba Paealtyof Ht. Mary's
Hospital was s-lren last nlgbl al the Clareudnn Hotel.
iarty _um?i .:,i dows iii im. tu!,v?, aearly ail of wbom
were physicians, Dr, Byrne prsehtlag.
BETTIES RI.AH) FOE SRATIRO.
Forty nun iiml Imii a ilo/cti bom ia tri re -it
at work reetorda} ?orvlog laaterlag 'he taow fruin tho
lea "ii the lowitr laka la Oatrol I'srW. They tlralaslrle I
ihn liiinli'l Of IBO hike when lim Ire was solid (inti BtrOOCa
lin- workmen mads rapid headway, and piles ofsoow
were r.uiiii heaped along Hie tieur. A bu IiIi-ii alaru
fi um rt workman 'lil log hit hms* mar rho emu e uf tho
lake attracted atteutleu. It wat followed hy n loud
eraskling thal spraad n paule (inuit,<
the bm i imii rauasd them lol hastes to tha ibore,
An eisiniii atimi abewed laal thu leo neal
the centre was hardly two haskel thick.
Tha strong wind bad p rented lha water
fiuai flossing rapidly. Whan Ina Ice hud formed it a m
rough aud snow drifts eollsetlna ea ll pruiericd the
waler from tbe extreme cold, Tbls portion of the laltn
bad to ht oleaaed by lha nun without ti.e sid of the
" i' tv ii na.ii al nil." ht t wonld tnalro tliln_s all right,'*
tull Superintendent I'm sena, " sud If the weather does
derate loo Bl neb thara tbould hs skstlng hy
Saturday sad perbapab] Friday. If ihe io*> Boatlnnea
we.iu ni ???.uta, tboes plaees san ne ii seed la, bat ev?ry
? ii 'psi-tttlun will he made lu te lui the red hall Up oil
estunls)."
Ooatrary to ezpoetatloa the lea nsProopeei Park waa
Bot thick anoogb topermll skating to be entered. Ths
snow drifted sobadlj In soma plaees thai the lea vms
still iblu wm tr ll lay, dcapiiu ihn told, -kalsrs had to
content thetntrlres with the old Nassau Pond outside
tbe Park, nour the Wlllluk entrance, yesterday. It ls
boped that the Ice will oe ready to-aluy.
NEWS PROM TUE SUBURBS.
IDA DOWNS'3 VIVID DREAMS.
HOW SILE 80MKTIMK8 THOUOIfT THKM KKALITIE3
?DH. ll HI NTH li's DBtTBMB
The Investigation of the chiirges nirnlnst the Uer.
Dr. Ilrittur was resuuied yesterday lu the Centenary
Methodist Bptaeopal Church, lu ravooloavoa, Jersey
City. .Mr. Bristol- uml His jury were on lu.:.il carly, lint
Mu Iiuwut, the viiuiplniiteat, wat uot present. After
the bubb lag prayer, Mr. Bristoe Bsooenno a petition
signed ny ainmst every meiuher of Lis church. Tuo poti
tlmi asked that Um trustees of the church unit the Uole
gatesap].tad at the eongrogatloBBl meeting on Ban
day he admitted to the hearing. Presiding Khler Craig
relutetl to receive the pelitiou and Mr. lliiutor entered
a prutesl.
.Mrs. U A. Bneeden was the llrst wltne.tt cilled. Hhs
tesl i ii.it that lilli I in wrns told her thut she frequently hail
v et ?) hail tit -natus. 1 hey were no vivhl that when sho
vvtike uti slie tlitiii-ht they were realities. Mu told her
Hun ibo bad dreamed that Mr. iirihior hsti visiirii ber
room, uml ti seemed so real that she made the eharxe the
ner.t morning. Ids knew at the time thu Was telling tiie
witness Shoal lt Illili ll was utily ii ilr.sin. Ida also told
lui-ilia! al ..ne, time the gol her fainer Into terloUl
trouble through a dream. She dreamed that he com?
mitted a murder, and told If aa a reality. Mra. Beaman
cm iniiiirateii tin- testimony of Mra. Buoodea.
Jai'litiiii l.'u-e, une of the trustees Of Dr. nrlstor"s
church, tis:,ile,t thal ha waapreaeal In Justice (leiinael's
bouse when Ida made har tl cst statement, Bhe said tbat
uftei ibo had been In Dr. Bristor's hooss about a iresk
Brlstor canoe Into the kitchen where aba wns alone ami
treated ber with great familiarity, llstookin-r on hit
kure aud kept her there for Boase time. Thal uisht ho
visited ber room and aaaanl ed her. The second time he
assaulted her wss ta tbs kticheo, tbe third Hms in Hm
parlor and the fmirth time la her bedroom again.
Mr. Boca thought at th-t tlmt her statement
vv ia tiie bul bs afterward became convinced that li wat
not. Bebnyier Westerreit teetiiled mei ba waa prose ol
tv hm [ila mule tne retraetloB In the pretence of a
mn,tri puiiiic. The wltueas took the retrsctl.iowa In
writing Tbd-Tetractlon was ma.in rolnotarliy, Ida helm;
nuder no dories whatever. John C. Woods testui?tl hs
tu tbe Iocs tl ob of tim rooms In !>r. Bristor's boose, niel
sahl thal irwas impossible to iain rn rees to I la'a room
lu Hie a,a:ili. i in which -lie said Dr llrislur hud sittercti
it. The defence neted ar tint pomt.
Thomas A. UemVCI, the Justus nf the pence who tonk
Ma's complaint, wai tho llrst witness wiled rurtne
prosecution. He reelted the olreumstaaeei umlor
wbicb tbeckarge was made. His lesUmony was i.u
roborate i by bis a ifi, who a it presooi vv nen i<u made
steioeut i rn* investigation was adjourned until
this morning at K30,
TlIJ'.i:.Vli:NIN(. TO CO-TEST A WILL.
Abram Qnlaby, ?t' bappaqua, ob Deeember 'Jil left a
wail, tn w ii a-ii mu nev ar?I other valuables are bequeathed
lo hts eiuitiieti and grandchildren. \ est.-riiay tbs will
waa tiiit-i. ii .'ur probate In the Harrogate's Court at E bits
I'la! us, a'..am.I Qulnby, aon of ibo testator, appeared
tu up].ii..' vv ii, un tbs -i .ni ii i til at ins fainer did not
at tim tune of his death have si > property tu bequeath,
rae legs tees claim thal Abram dbi seised all or ihe
estate and they threaten to make n mw. Qambi says be
hat nut a deed ur ths faun ami intemls to keep lt. At fur
lbs personal propel ty, that, he says, wai sold long ugo
ii> tin- h.ii aiaa'adirection.
Mi:. DECKBB - < i-i: T" BK CLOSED TO day. *
Tbs Mil ut Hie Kev. Henry K. Dookor ii_.nnst Harriet
i, Poldoe ii ii-1 nih.ts for fu_.000 for an alleged libel
was continued yesterday In tbs Hudson County Circuit
Court, Mr.. 1 .-rluti sdmltted having written the el
leiced libellous oouiinuutoatloo, hat ..u.i that the copied
it from a di.Hi bonded to ber by ber hush.uni. ths ute
CoB-Tessiuan Pardoe, snd st bte request. Hbo did not
know it we* intended for pabllcation and wn- nm au ttl
ci. i.t.y interested tuii.-iii.ru late tbe natara of lt, Mit.
KIlM-rtfa lilllie*, daughter ur Mrs, Fenton, and n eo
defendant, ti stitt, d thal sim uguadto Iboeommunloa
in.ii ihe na?i ol San y i.upson, a !'..lund torrent,
Nancy belo- unable to write herself, Counsel summed
up In tbs afternoon nnd tha cobb will ho given lo thc
jury to day.
cai.I.INO IOU AN RTVESTIOATIOV.
Mar.ir Daly, of Bab* iy, ea Taoeday Bight sent to the
Common Council s mess iga i eosortog the preeenl man
SKement of tbe city's money matters, Under a resolu
Hun of tbs<'uminni, Council tbs tressorar waa author
I/rd tu pay mit ll I "hey for expenses of settling the debt
Worn the Mayor s. .mi this b? determined tu pur a st np
losurb Blouse way of doiogbualness, bul the City At
toruey " edyIsed tba treasurer that be mt naht, -
lbs Mayor i a .<-d lbs ' nu nell's sttentioit officially to the
matter, iud asked for aa inrealigatlou of tbe -a
I-, and that steps be taken to compel tbs pei ...i,.
wIm h,tv- ti eel' ed the n ouej I i make restitution, i bs
frisiuls of tbl i I' v 'Allin ur} in the ('linnell mada a vin
lent attach "ii lha message, bul lt wat dually referred to
tbs Joint ( omntltloea of rToaoes ami Law.
BBl'TAI-TY THAT MAY t-OVB TO BB MUBDEB.
Warden Ostioroe. ur ibe City ll splial, Jersey city, ls
I the Police yesterday tbat liiitlgel Lynch, a pa
Dent lo that institution, waa suffering from injuries re
. sired al the i: u,,I- ol li-1 hu ibau i and wa- iike.y i.. .in
at any i ' i'" Mm pb) tent out a nm
sral alarm and Thomas Lynch, tin- woman's but
was arrested The couple Mrs In Cbs riot te-st, Jersey
(itv. un the lull. I.VM'h hat liei-u In the habit nf ht ,
?? '. snd ni' lallj. ( ni I i illa)
ct ling mt, bern ne bonis di u '
nine I- , Si With brr. He lin ll:) picked Illili
: I. iv and beal lier With
;.- Until tn- .nena
?' ? house sud she wmiM probably
I tbat time but for the tn.ely a.-Itt nice ul
hart, wbo procured medical attendance fur
bri i i? removed to I ba I
ie n vir re
i - ..nun in ik place
y. ai, td ir. Lynch admitted bevin , ? ir rn ?. bis ?if'-, bul
? h in bel and he dui it
. I fare an ? .
r skull it frat i un d and I
ai,- - ?? - ;? sounds un tba i ' '
S. Iii
-
I I'.irlis.
?
M.-v IBK.
Tba littitr.' - have fixed Hm amount ot
. i . .. >. ?. nu .ii
Coroner V ? In the
. ? , ? ? , :? i:
hy a s*mc of yinni*-ron-rlia Dr. Ulntrroryer, theil
i in. tr ? ? bone b ul bren
?
\\ t-n iii -11 :: i ..rv i y,
Mt. V Bsob. ih. itockholders ur thc Rank of Mt.
\ ,-i non bald theil I ? on 'I ursd .y
tv eirn at: I ... and
?
i e t inln ind ? Iryt su ..: ii.,.:', Pb i h i, .
ii'ili bj an .. ld I n .it fruin
lagi
lin rrsa - ? ? ? a . t 1.0 to IHO* 1
Ita about 11,<
Nkw.R(k.ii i l.M rho .renrf Indicated reatrnlat
i h t" ibe | , il bad been tbe coldest
I at i }? yeal -. rogtil i
lui,* I t below sero al 7 ... in.
I'l'tn (Mi-iii. \ souj ?? ur young mea ra
called a ' .m- rn t-n? N " iii. dru's Christian v
iii -u a d -??: il d altl rbej were kospltably proa
ti'i-lt"i mill I I.--i.i morning, when they stole soma
articles of cloth Ina ri d r gold pencil case and ?? -caped
Vi.ski u- lin* Kines County Polo Team of Brooklyn
pl !.?? d i mai. h al tho Casino Rink with the i rothy Club
.ni r.i. t lay ct dng li.?? latter won by three straight
it-ii ian I man supposed io ba a laborer on tho
V .1 yt.i- la'l'.- I aa -I. |.liv all. I nunn in. tin Nflt
Vol I, ( ll) ..:, i .Ni,I tbl rn Kal
Wini.. Pi.Ai.ia rtis board of Supervisors enjoyed
Hu ir anona! uj lier roast la tha Com t House pi tteruaf
Bl avTK.N I -I.AM>
l.t...i ? v ri it in compliance vvuh sn order of the
ratei Hoard "f Health, tbe fitsten Island Water
das i omp my ii iv- - ni th ?
m. ut i-.is ami ii reafler will manufacture gai
tl .11. dal.
I.cMl l-H.AN'l).
YtniANh. The temperature yesterday awning waa
ai.'im; rm: ROUND.
i'.i i v.- About IO o'clock TaeaOay night n flreitrnVe
mn in ii.i' Bravery itara of Henry O. mi"m and rapidly
spread to tbe adjoining stores, Tha buildings wera en
I rel) ' n "I'lui"! and nea "Iv all of t heir contents,
Aunt.lute a" il a.
AdTTCI TO MoTtTBB-.
Jfrs. vi I'iPl.rvvV SI...1UIN.. Hi ii rthould nlvmrt hented for
cnn.ii i s ifi-ini." it sooruss tin- child. sorrs-s tbs
ru m- aii.tis in i als. ii ..i.. v.isn i-i.i.ii.and la tbs ni?r
liku tnt Jua luau altai*. 'lvventyUvitct uti a botllu.
- ? -
Beware nf n-r)i;,'lit irritation of (Ito throat.
? na rh lu ips -iv.- Iminrdlate relief. Wb i
H..use, ;u . .m.i , in timmi si
?
Di. Si i'- i .it.ii i li Reined] cine- when every
Other see.lilt il r'-inel) liuls.
Kuri \ Wilson's E. .v. W. brand ot Men's
<. aims .mu i ni- ire the bett Bold evervwbsre.
ITi:nitv A. DaBIBU, M. D..
144 i-sin?tui ,.\e, Bstwssasstkaad luthsta.
Hours Bte 1 .ala. 7 1)11. ?-es af (hs Ni.iTnus -Vstem.
in uitu lilimry OrgBUt. lu ip ti linnie sad slurjlty.
C. SHAYNE.
This is the most popu?
lar of all winter gar?
ments ? the Soalskin
Sacque. Prices reduced
from $250 to $200; from
$200 to $160; from
$175 to $140; from $150
to $125. All goods have
the firm name in them,
thereby carrying the guar?
antee of reliability.
lM.INU: STREET.
THE PUBLIC
SHALL NOT BK
DECEIVED BY
THY, MAN IKE'S TO OF
0. S. BALDWIN, THE CLOTHIER,
IX TUT?ON AND TniB-NK OF TIIE HITH INST.
TIIE FACTS Of TIIK CASE. SO FAR AS TIIE PUB
Ll( IS f-ONCEHNED, ARE SIMPLY THRSE :
Mit. O. H. BALDWIN WAS NEVI.If IN 111 SIVE**
ON Till'. CO.lXKll OF BBOAOWAT AND ( ANAL-ST,
I KC-FT AS AN EMPLOYE ()F| CABBABT, WHIT
Fd II I) 4 CO.
THIS WAS ALSO i'llt'EOF TIIK ESTABLISIIM KNT
in li kook lyn. Ul* T" BBPTB-fB-Bi IDM, WHEN
WK so 1,1) Ot'T THE LEASK. (KIO!) WILL ANI) HE
KAIN INO STOCK', NOT TO Mit.'BALDWIN, BUT TO
MKS-KS. >MITH. (IHAY _ CO.. OB WILLI AMSBUnO.
Willi AUK N'UW. (JU WE HE UP TO A VERY HE< KNT
PERIOD, THK rilOPlllF.rOHS OK THAT STUUK.
TIIK TRAD- -MAilK OF -BALDWIN, THE
CI.'.TIMK!!." If V \ Ll'AllLi:, WAS MADE SO AT
THK EXPENSE AND I'M ORB THE MANAdiv
MENT OF (AltHAUT, WllUl'OltD A CO.,
WHO ALWAYS SELECTED AND BO PITIED THE
(linil)> BOLD ENDER THAT NAME MU. BALDWIN
NEVER HAVlN'd oW.neh A DOLLAR- WORTS Ol
HIE (iOOI'S. NOB HAD ANY INTKIlEST WHATEVER
in the pBorrrt) op thb bvbinb-b,
WHEN MR. BALDWIN LKIT OOH EMPLOY BY
MUTUAL ( OS-SENT. IN FEBRUARY, UM, BETOOK
MilTll.Nil WITH HIM I'.UI' Ills NAME ABD THB
WELL EARNED BE WARS ol' SEVENTEEN YEAHS
OVSERVK E.
BB BAS NEVER since II VB ANY OF THE QOODB
VVHICII MADE THE POI'U LA i'.IT V 0 t TH E BBTAB.
I.I-Tl Ml ..NI. NOR CAN BB 'HT THEM. BET THEY
-RBTO BB POUND -TILLAT -MOLD I oitNElt IM
FUEL SUPPLY AT ALL TIMES.
lill. PUBLIC 'AN lilts TAKE THEIR (liol' E
BETWEEN -BALDWIN" WITHOUT TUE QOODB
AND THE OOO 1)8 WITHOUT " BALDWIN?
B. ll. OABHABT,
W. ll. WHITKOKO,
J. II. VAN WAUKNKN,
BUBVIVIXO Kl??KM Ol THK I-'1RM OF
CARI??IT, WIIITI OKI) A* CO.,
NOW
Hackett, Carhart & Co.,
(or. Broadway aud (anal Street.
Ba V. JAB. IS, 1 ***"?.
?
C, C. SHAYNE.
Sealskin Visile,
trimmed with
Black Fox, Blaok
Lynx, Natural Ot?
ter and Beaver,
or Alaska Sable.
Prices reduced
^\?T from-150lo$100'
I). 7.
103 PRINCE STREET.
THE TRIBUNE
Rstail Price 3 Ca& a Copy.
By mail, to points outside of New-York.
Brooklyn and Jersey City (for local mall
Barrier delivery, or for placing in the post?
office box of the subscriber), postage pn
laid ; practically 2 cents a copy whe?
ardercd by the year.
As a general rule, readers ar? beet
,crved by the local newsdealer.
If the local newsdealer does! not have
a sufficient su;.p!y of THE T8IBUNE o.l
his stand, readers will confer a f ivor by
reporting tint fact to thi3 office, or they
Dan subscribe direct, receive the paper by
mail, and save money thereby.
(WAIL. MUCH OF THB THIIIITirnt
One 'h linen Ona
V. ii. M-ititi* M???.n t. "Itmth.
p-_t-.T,wttbfud_r...4VM itu MU *of_
l?._ii.Y.witiii>iiUviiii'.ay J on 330 175 Efl
H.MiAV milli MC 130 .**m
Wlil'KI.V, 5a| Vi5 ?? yrari lu clnTmnf tatt, Si Od
ii -Jfor. ta iiii t -ali n copy 10 mun ?t nJiug elah.
-K? I.WKKKI.IT, *>- .IO ii yniri in a liib. ot lett.
al 00 -year, willi exlru caiujr gt m tau .rudl__
?lat.
C. C. SHAYNE.
Tib style, the Seal?
skin Paletot, is a graee
|g*, fd. easy lilli!!- garment,
j greatly admired. Prices
>A ff
BU uow $250. $275, $300
1 and $320, a reduction
of from $;*0 (o $80.
fi2, 54 and _? inches
/
KO. :i.
103 PRINCE STREET.
CLC. SHAYNE.
This style ls very*
appropriate foii
stout ladies. Uifre
for bea Seal re?
duced to $150
Same style in gen?
uine Otter $175.
NO. 11.
IOU PRIXCE STREET.
HERRING'S
SAFES
in un;
GREAT MILL FIRE
IN PHILADELPHIA.
D_'KMBKR9. lana
"Our five .tory mill was tlrstrovisl by Uro on Munday morn.
lui. 1 li- l"?s wa* tnt ul taaapttag the content* of one ol
your Clmmjiloii Hales, which -atasl our books, papers. Ac.''
81 EAU _ Mli.LKlt.
ANOTHER.
" I hart one of your I'atf nt Cbimpton ^nfes In my office on
the ti-.?Min! Do it of mir mill, tt Ii.-n fihni'. Cit inorninv lt waa
nil hal Ihetllals. li.uulles and feet were melted off the safe,
showing that it was ttaggai tuinti'tisi" linat I an pleaaed to
say my valuable puperu au J luniks arr in a irond .Ute of pres?
ervation. JOSEPH HODU-ON.
20 HOURS III A LARGE FIRE
AT
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.
DK' EMBER 16, 1<?85.
" Our Heninn's Maa wa* subiecUvl lo a ftreM heat, bat th*
content, ate perfect a id we are nam* our hooks now."
H. B. Ul BBAl'.D AtO.
HERRING & CO.,
Pi'OPRIETORN ?jF
The Largest Safe Works in the World,
NO**.-ill c_ tM BRO IBWMV, NEW-YORK.
SHAYNE. ^
This elegant style
of Sealskin Wrap
-"Matinee," trim?
med with Black
Lynx or Alaska
'? I Sable. Prices re
> . BB
duced from $200
to $150.
. 103 PRINCE STREET.
TUE LIND OK ?RA-OEIf
aCXSU-KA-B TBOPICAlt tCE-EBT.
Uot 40x100 Feet in i
ONI.Y
SiLVE * ' . Rfc ) $10
fartiO.t.ir ? nl>. K> . . Ilk) I
im-n * I..U ll??r i, .1 j, rolUn* Uiul. Sa twumua, . r
i ? . .' * ? . ?
lally, l-'i.."? ?!? -,, t . |iOO . a. h.
I-,. Hum Oran.** r,r..v,r lu -tgtlt I,rilli Ani colors.
,'.t. ta i?afc-i" tit - ".sn.ar.l
li I ?!./ pri ,t, t ii l ..| . ? ? ? ? A !
8?iit Free. I" ?;? ??" l!i ','>? ?
i I .' -
H ? \ is. A Ml
I N. MOWRY. President. 179 Broad.ia- N?w York.
li ru h. li HO rf! t'.K'u-.i. 111., -'.rr S"Ibci. Kia.
C. SHAYNE.
This style ls Shayne's*
perleci lttt_f Sealskin
Newmarket, 52 54 and
5G inch ts lon? $103
garments reduced U
$320; $375 garments
reduced to $300; $150
garments recured tc
$275. Small sizes $23
less.
PRINCE STREET.
A few desirable offices for rent in the
Tribune Building.
NSURANCE COMPANY,
OF BROOKLYN, N. Y.
Office !\o. 19.1 BROADWAY, A'KW-YOKK.
STATEMENT SHOWING THE CONDITION OF THE COMPANY ON THE 1ST
?AY OF JANUARY, 1886. . ^^
* ?*' ITAI'. ( "tin i-i Itt
tittOMH Hl'IIPLl- ._'ll.:?
jfJ.-UMNl -Itt
AHUETlli . ?I.O_ll._l?0 OO
ixitkii HTATEB llOMW . 1 .WilOti IO
OTHER MTO.K~ AMI BONDS.____??_ no
LOAN-. ON BOND ANO MORTOAUI VAI.I K OK PROPERTY 9611,300 OIK.?KS OO
LOAN- OH CALL (MAB?BT vai.I V. BTSySWS OO). _Ml__SBf
(AMI IN HANK ANO OH'IIK. ? '{*<r> I ?_ *?S
Ki.AI. BM.ATB, I NEN! 1 RRKRKO. BMLlW IS
PKBMII MU IN (Ol RSK Of OOLLBCTIOB. MLBBB ?i
interest At lill EO. BBBSB BB
BILLS BKCSI1 IBLB KIHI Rf AHI.NK PRE.RllMB. a\iSS 57
RENTS III E ANO AK III KO. -?- -?
. *i.hio.ih:i Itt
TOTAL. =___=-_=^
?.?Aflll-ilVIBBi fMJSsEJEmpBt
KESKIME I OR INEARNEO PRK ?l 11 "fl*. 34J. IV* ? <? *
BBNBR1 i: kor ai,i, UNPAID LO-BBB. ?,*?*-*- 17
ALL 01*111 IC 1.Ililli.ITIKS. .' jDouOMii 00
I IPITAL fTOCK . 71AAS1 VI
m W """ H.', e4.BlB,4M?ii
TOTAL ABBBTB. __=_?
STEPHEN -HOWELL, President.
imiii *\lilli SHAW, Mrri-rtar*/.
Xl R. UIOW-LI, VI,"i-Prirsl....... ,vVl n, VRTKRS. As, ? Ute.
I'. P. Bl RKK, Sn. l.oial l?i|il. _ ?H.lliaiiir.ii
Thr ittiaril of PlfaHaH have (his ila. tlocluretl a dividend
York oiUcu.
OmCI PREMIX UIBVBANOI -OMPAJfT,
HKW.YuRK, laggan va. ISM I
Of FIVE io) PER CENT. pa> atilt* on demand at the Ne

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