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ITS NOVEL FEATURES ARE THE TALK OF THE TOWN.
Everybody is reading tiie "THE ARENA"--the latest idea in journalism. A daily exeiting contest between brilliant writers.
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"BEHIND THE SCENES."
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THE KECORDER has more original fcatures, more originality and more cnterprise than any other
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THE COURTS.
THJiY MUST rSETTLiTS THE DI&PUTE.
BUDOE BBAOH DBEMS IT TJNW1SB TO RBSTRAIN
A MIUTARY BOARD. .
The temporary in)unction obtained ny Bdword Mc
Orystal, restralnlng tbe members of the Examlning
Board tor offlcere of the Flrst Brlgnde ef the National
<juard from re-examlning TJiomae F. Kerr ?a te hla
Quallflcatlon* for a coptxlncy, was dl?nilssed yesterday
.'by Judge Beaeh, of the Snpremc Court. In hl* decl
?aioa decJiiilng to mako tiie injunctioii perraanent, the
?'Judge .av* that he deems it unwl,e lor tho court to
'resfraln a mllltary board. "11 the Board ncts con
trary to raw," he ad*U, "but In matters gtnerally
wrthfn its JurUdirtioii, the illegal action wlll preram
ablv be reversed ty higlier military authority. Tlus
court wlll not lntei~e_e upon motlons of a prlvate pcr
eon, in nowtse direetly intcrestod.''
McCrystal and Kerr were rival candidatea lor the
offlce of' oflfMa ol Companv K, of the rtuth Uemmen ,
U.t Novei.ib'i. Kerr recelved tho mujontv of vote.-,,
but aaa piouonneed ujauualiiied for the offlce bj tho
Exaniiuins Board. lt wa* proposed to re-examiue
Kerr. bnt McCry*tnl objected to this plan and securod
tke wuiuorwy -Uunctijii i?lerred to above.
RE6PON6IBLE EVEN WHEN NOT ON DUTY.
.1 aifh A. C.i.rdlncr, a policcman, met thft wlfe of
Charle- A. Qulnn on July 25, 1&S9, and dc-clarcd tlut
Bo would nnest her bceause sho wn? "Hvlng wjth a
dlvovced mnn." Or the 6ame evenlng he struck thc
womati's husband with nn umbrella. He was dls
nilss-d fi un the foree In const-ciuenre of Mi aetions.
_le to !; mc case to the Oeneral Terra of tlie Snpn-me
Court fur revlew un the grotuid that lio was not
?n duty at tho time, Tlie General Term, howevor.
bas di.mlssort tho proceedtng. JusBoe Van Brun, ln
iivi'ig thc opuilon. wtlte*: "It I* trtie that Ihfl ie
fator waa not on duty at Uie time. but ?von lf ntrt
on duiv the proper diacipline of the Pollee DflJMrt
Cient w'juld not permlt Ulm to xct as a common
rufflan.*
ONLY FIVE BODIES EMI ALMED THERE.
The sult of Mrs. Thomas F. Rowland to enjoin Dr.
Charles F. MiUer and fhe Taylor Company from main
tainlin; an undertaMng and embalmlng e*tabll*hmont
at Forty-ihlrd-et. and Madlson-ave. was coiitinued yea?
terday. The testlmony wa* of the eame character ac
,'tbat on the other day*. A membei- of the flrm de
clared that only flre bolie* had boeu embxlmed in tho
afltebli-haient. Judge McAdom ordered the lawyere to
fcand up their brtefc* by July *i.
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B1T8 OF LEGAL NEWS.
Seventy-three yomig men who passed tlie Regents'
axxmlnation for admlssioa to the bar were sworn in
aa sttorneya yesterday by Jusiica Van Brunt, of tho
Saprerae Couit.
The motion to dl?ral*i the complalnt ol Measra.
?"Brien A Clark In thelr Bnit against the citv to re
eo?reT ?:38.812 for extra work on tho Aqueduct was
made before Judge IngTaham, of tha Snpreme Court.
yesterday. Ellhu Hoot made the motion. He wlll
eontinue hls argument on Monday. Joseph H. Choate
IBill rcplv on Txesday.
A ehort ttmo ago Surrogate Ransom was aaked to
app'iut a temporary admitiistrator uf the estate of
Wliiliim T. Blair, tha wealthy butclier, after Ma wlll
bad been upset by a Jury of the Court of Commoa
PIbm. He declUiod to do io, beeause he sald he had
aot tha power to make anch an appoliitincnt pendlug
an appeal. Judge Barrett, wrlting the oplnlon of
the Bupreme Court, General Term, bolda tliat the
Burrcgute can appotnt an adniltrl^trator. _
TheB-preu* ^6001*, Oenerai Term. has afflrmed
iudse Ingraham's taelston rcfusing to graut the ap
Slcaloa ta the hlgh teosjon electnc IBtuntaatlug com
_*i_es tor au Injund!on to rotralu thc Consolid u<-<l
talegrapa and BMcBical ritibwar Company from tater
fcrtaK with their use ,?f the sobways. The plalntiifs
?at nn the clalm lhat the rent demanded by the
iubway eompacy waa too high. The pplnlyn* <?f the
ccart w-re wntteo by Prcslding Justlce \an Bnmt
and Judge*. Brrrett and Patiei-s,,ii
Th? dVlsi'Hi of ex-Pmideot Grover Cleveland ae
refV-ce ? the *ult of Walter aud Marl-?n Langil.ti
agalnst tke city to rerover wmiiensation for property
rSh_io" the, Xorth Bjxer txken fn.m them ta le
BJtontlori of a bolkhead. hx5 been conflrm.d by Uie
B_!>rern? Coart, Generxl Tenn. Mr Cleveland
Bwxrdid 8W0 a Irocal foot to the plalfttlfTi.
rVXERAL OT ALEXAXDER M'FWKV.
rTicro wae buried at M'oodlnwn ye*lerday a man who
*Xal once a large opemtor lu stoeks on the London
fitoot Exehnge?Alexsndcr .V>p.wen-bnt whi Wt pmc
tjexlly nothlnjt frr his famlly, who aia in England".
Btr. JfeEwon dled on Tuesday at the Brevoorl Honse
(rom tha effeel oi the hea*. Ho wbb alxty year* old.
M one ttma he waa anppoaed t? bo worth $5,000,000.
hat hla forfluno (TBduaUy dwUidlod through BBBBBflX
rate speculntlons. Jenklns Van f">ch__ck an<l several
Stock Exchango brokers were prosent at tlie funeral.
PRICES IX TIIE MARKET8.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLF,.. TO TFM1T AI'fKTlTES
JADEID BV THL" UOT WKATHKH.
The dispJny of Imits and vr-getobles ollerod lor sale
ln tbe markets and shops ls an over Bi?glng pano
rama. Artlcles appear ln smull qua-itlties, gr<?w plentl
fnl and then grad __lly lanw, no eaoh week sees a
diflerent exhlbltlon on the ?____?_. Lusrious cherrles
ard watermeloua aro now on sale ln Increa-lng quantl
ties and at d_.re_*!ng priees. The s.-ason for straw
borrles is on tlie wane, althou. h oons'.de-ruble qnautUie*
aro still arrtviug Irom tho liudson Ktver sectlon and
from Central New-York. They are not so large aa
tt.oso whkh were oltered two weeks ago, but some of
them tast? good, whlle others are a little watery. New
cooking apples aro belng reeeived now, the priee belng
40 roi.ts u half peck. Asparagus ls stlll delicious, tlpa
biii.-liig 10 ceuts a bunch, prlme '_.'> cent-, and tlio
il vnriety 40 centa, Lima boans are Mgk now,
lotc.'iiiig 5>1 a peck, but string beans aro 10 cent* a
quart. BccU are 3 cents a ___?__.
Llackberries promls. to be plentllul and are now
iiuoted at "-0 cents a quart. btiawberrles are s.lllng
at from 10 to 15 cenU a box aud raspberries are
bcconilng cheaper, 15 and 18 ccuts a box bel:.g ankcd
for thoin. lludO.berries are a. 15 ar.d lr> centa a
qu:irt. Nc-w Long Island O-Mk-fM are seUlut. lor 5
cents a head and cauttllo'.vcr, wiilch ls good, alihougli
ncarlng the end of lts season, ls quot-ed at 10 cents a
bead. Southern cucumbers uro plcntlful and tooth
Bome, their prlcc belng from 1 to 5 oe*it? aplecc. Hot
liouse cucumbers brlng 5 cents npk-ce. __B"._M"tl
ai*e from 10 to 25 cents each and green corn Is at 50
cents a do-en oars. llc_d lettuce briugs 3 cents a
li.ad, whlle romaluo lettuce is worth 5 cent*.
Watermeloiia have star'ted tn cheap aud wero offorod
yo-ter_ay at :15 cents each Tho crop wlll be abiuidant
and priee. are llkely to fall to -0 and -5 cents api>-<-?*.
l; il aud yellow onlons are selling at I cents a quai-t,
wlul. tlie whlto and Lermi'da varietirs brlng _ MBft
moro. Long Island champion pcos are ln priine con
Uillon and bring 40 cents a peck. Thero wns a OM*
.lderable bre*_k lu the pot-tO utarket ou Thursday afU-r
noou lato and yesterday mor-lng. Ol "YoIik-mI-.v
Bouthern potatoes, chlctly Early Kose, were quoted at
*5 a ban-cl. Wholt-alo shlpuient. were mmwy, how?
ever, and the prlce began to drop until it reached
kXl 60 a baxrel. At thla llgure oi-ders to buy were so
plentllul that a reactiou set ln, and the- prlre moved
upward. tiplnach was quotad y_r.cixUy at IS <?
lu.lt peck, squashe. at 10 cents each, bouthern tonia
laaa at UO cents a quart, Ku*-ia turni. . at Ba eaata a
peck and whlto turnips at 50 cent* a p^clt.
li'iieflah are not dlaplayod ln the marketa In auoh
i.uiuber. as they will be uiicr a while, _ud the prlr.
is 10 col.ts a ponnd. _____ wlll be redm?-d to about
fc eeiits after a tlme. Llttle, N<> k clanus l.rii:g 50, HQ
ur.d 75 cents tt hnndred. r^'iri clan.s aell for 40 eaata
u hundred. The pricea of o.'lier lUh do i.ot-dlifer
grcatly trom what they sold ut last week. r_t.lj.ed
laai briiiKS 'AO aaata ? ponnd, s.linon i.5 t'. IJ5 c.'.U.
lua.keix-1 J". B-BtB, w.-.k:i-,li i.i cents, flpaataa mtickcrl
1_ t-'_ to Ifl cent-:, |--__l tiirtle Ifl cenla, halibnt 14
to 10 cents, haddock ? centa, codllsh . oenta, blai-U
ilsh, flounders and porfllaa 10 centa, sh'x-pahead _o
eeata, ?-c_< 11 eaata, Long island brooft u ut n, rad
_napp?r 10 cents and iiamptn.o -5 cent*. Prawns
c...-t 40 cente a quart, hard ciabs o cenia c.i< h, and
bolt ir_l* 75 cents and 91 75 a Uo_cu.
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TBE TTJO'S PtlLOT SEEVFD TO BB DA2ED.
The examlnatlon in tha case of Thomas Walsh, pilot
of tho tugb_at F. W. Lievoe, which ran into und _ui,k
the sloop-yacht Anielia iu tl:e North Hiver oll Oaa
hundred undtenth-st. on the nlght of June 14, eaaatafl
tho losB ol two lives, was beguti ln tl? Ilarlem 1'i.lir.
Oiirl yestri-day. John L. Ecclps, tlie owiier of the
yacht, sa!d that his b.xit was heading d^rwn tho rlver
on the sturboard tack, wlien he S3W the tug MadM
and about 500 yiw-ds away. The yncht had li^hts ont.
Captaln Van Wart's uttentlor. wa? cailed to the tn^and
he said thnt she would go ustem of the yacht. A l.w
wotnent* later tho tag struck the yacht ruuid?h.;
bounded and then strick lier agailn. tho second Llow
cuitlng ?____-. tlnough her.
Tlio yacht Mink iinuiedlately and tlie tug rontinu*
h-r eoarafl tar ??* eoaak "t liiiiiafl raria. At tho Btwi
collision. >'r. Eceloa -a'it. li** and three othera jnmp?(i
;ib<.*rd tlie tug. Fllot VA'alsl. seatui-d to be under Uu
luflueoc. of some dru1.' and apr^ured daard. Dr.
Hahau de!-iai<*d that Walah wiu. dninH and caused lu>.
urrast. Tlie case was adjounied tli' Tue-Uuv.
O0LLFCT0R ITWf-lFT ?fJA'i:.*" 1171 BEFOEE,
Colle-ti.r Erhaidt M.*.b:nlay .ent to thfl :*?<?.<tj.ry
<>1 U?o Treasury his report ou Uw recoiumen.latlons of
the -pecUiI ageiiU regarding a reductlun of HM for.es
in tho Caatom ftocua. T.'ie 'ollector would n-.t _?__?
public hi- recoiiiUH-udati mu.
WIIATA PASTOIi SEESAND HEARS
Dr. Hcbcr Newton's use of tho letter pitrportlng to
have baaa wrltten by Cotton B.BBMT has subjeeted him
to no llttle crltltlsm. "Tlie Evangelist" lia* also been
Btaxhaalfld hy some of Ite friends for rcprlntlng the
letter scemlnply as a geniiine illtistrntlon. "Tho
ChriltlBII Advocatc" says tliat " it was on ite face a
hoax, and, coiitaining sueh lniput-tlcms upon tlie thnr
acter of CottOO Malhrx. BhoaM not hiive been ltscd by a
QBriflttflB inlnister unless ite gcntilnencss was bcyond
question." "The ('ongrelrat!(>nlllist, says: "Oh, Dr.
Held. how can yon glvo curreney ln tho g<>?d old
'Evangeli.-t' to that ab*>ird forgery on Cotton Mntbcrl
Doos defending Dr. Briggs lead godly men so far
astray 1" _
In "Tlie Chrlstian Union" ond "Tho Kvangclist" thi*
week correepondente call attention to B roceut ciiticxl
note by Profeesor Green. of Prlncetoii, publlshed In
"The Sunday-School Tlnies" two davs after he was
made Moderutor of the Genoral Assembly. In spcahlng
of Hetefclah's rolgn Dr. Green I* quoted aa saylng: " It
is hence probable thxt there U some mlstahe in tlro
figures, both hcro and ln Kings, whieh glve procisely
the aame nurnber. The error, whatcver it be, must in
ull llkcllhood have crcpt into tho te.xt at a very carly
period." Tho question is askod, if Dr. Brigirs be a
herotlc, is not Dr. Green one also I Tlils qne-tlon ls
something Uke the c.unment lieard at Dotrolt a cotiple
of days before Dr. Mlaa wibiuittcd his report oti tho
I'.riggs gaaa. Tho president of Prlnccton ln hls Sunday
cvonlng seniKin had referred to some feature* of flTOflfl
tlon, and lt i\as stuted thnt sdiiic who heoid him had
liitimat.d tlmt he wa* as far fro:n being ortlsudox 00
BTOiflttoa as Ur. BrU'gs wa^ BB Insplration. It shoiihl bo
add'xl. as a matter .,f hlstory, that no charns wa-.
tataxahnhBL What action tlas I'reKbyteric* may t-.Ko
dnrlng Bfel BBBMhMj year tn bxxbxBj to thc orthodoxy of
the Moderator of the Asseuibly <uid the chairnuiii of tlio
Brlggs (Xmimlttee no one dare propliesy.
"The Chrlstian Advoeate* has thi* to say ahout
lllgli.T Critirlsm: "Sunday-school tea< hcrs have
cnongh fo do without tryliR BJ etillghten thelr erholars
Wtth iho latost tlicorie* of Gora:i crltics or the views
of emlnent scholars upon tlio Hex:iieiith. Tench tho
Word Of 08i us we have ll lu our Engilsh aMfllM,
NVwi- att/jtnpt u. t<!l Sir.day BehflBl scholars what aro
the ivsults of the most 188801 Blblltal rriuVi-m.
l.v BM tlme a tca. iter has hXtoetrlaatai his BehflhUB
alth theae ipo ahsUooi Um BOOovneaaMBi w-in he bbbBa
lhal Miii i?o:x' raeeat BchoflBrxhlp has ehanpflfl ?
waaaarfal conelnslons. Be ln no huiry to ndopt new
views." _
In gpeaklng of the prominrnre glven by thls benevo
lent man U> tlio Rev.s.-.l Vr-lo:i i.f hV ri. rlutiuvs a
friend sald to Ihfl l'i tor yesterday : ? It Ifl slngiilar that
ti,,. \, ' ,-1 aaeh diffi'-uitv in bmbIBi Bx aajr.
Whj ihoaH ? BMB apniogUc. 81589 time hc qaotefl
BaM Um B8W Verslon a* lf ho were dolng BBVMlhJai
of wMflh ho wa* BBhaaxeil Why slumld a nian
BflMloalflX for vearlng a good sult ot aMBflfl if hc <iui
uff.icl lt. iti preferenee lo au old *iiit1 Why should
lie ii' 1 have the best of everythir.g, If hc BBB Bflaeara
lt?" The qtiesliuti oi price was aaaafhfl up and he said
thls ImporUnt matter was no Jon^'.r a luurkr lo its
rirrulatl.m. Ti.e American Blblo wirietv's limbllltv
to piint auytiiing except the King James Verslon, lie
said, could be tviii'.vd speedlly if thc Chrlstian public
desired tho now Verslon.
A correspondent from Calmtta haa thls to f ay obont
the HBMeM of Dr. O. F. Pentecost in Indla: ? l.nst
night l.M.inh l'i) Dr. t_B8B80M I ruiclit li's four
month ' eorrtlaaaafl work m this city t > a ekBa hy
dexvertag a vuledlitory afl-flWM at the Methuillat KuU
ropal ' l,unii m Dhurruiuiollah. There 1. but OBfl
opluioa as to the power and sucros* ot hU sorvlre*.
tateman1 ol M?ieiday rny?, 'Tliere Oflfl Bt 80
dotiut tliat Dr. PBatBCBIII mliilatrntlon* have attracteil
an attention _i,<l awakerred ,u, intcresl ln Bm ri ?'
tratlM of ChrUBanrty u'lpnrellcled in the ia?t< ot any
prx-acher l:i itidia liitherli.' Aupther wntor ln the
txme j.'ur.Kil exareasefl th- optnlon ?hat 'few praachi ra,
if a.-ij, whi. la?ve vlsltcd Calri.iia hai produred siuh a
|,r<-, und liiiiu-i-i.iii f' r good upon ull cbi?*es of tlio
people': and the same wlinee* ti.Ulie*, 1 belMrfl,
wliii p'-rf.-i i airiuai'T. that by Mi Biethod >( teachlng
he nu. piuved speclally ?ucco**ful In Kaallug many
natlve l'i-iitii ni.-ii i" beleare ln thc tlhiiilty of Cbrilf,
Th:it Cali-utta lu?> nlven lt* conildcnee m Dr. Ponle
tjfl OOBXted; and thi-. ls of all thfl BMffl
slgnlilceiBoe when we rvall the fact that hl?. meciing*
rae ,,f rrowded. lnd.-?-.i tl.
ytnpt.rtn. nt UM ItaH flBMflflXl s'line dlsqiiiWu.b- fo
il 'li.iii.t ' ??: ?
dlfpclled, nnd BOW every OM is heplnf ihr.i Dr. Penta
, ' Indiired 10 r-'iiin :., UlU c:t\ ?,. ? t ? ? 1-1
m.hiv liulee.i r.re eariicstly prayiug tl m
ihe evangclist may -? e tl, deslr.ibllltj ,f .- j -.
the re-t of hls llfe tn Indla. Theae tesflhBonli
all the i.iure valuabl" Ina-umch as notexly her.
' as an orator: iIk?u-'1i auate
fiiendi =i> ^U of hls address on the Incornal
snrpawilng ln power alrpost all tho English prenchlng
tliey huvo ever hcard."
A Sl'PI'OSED CASE OF TYI'DLS FEYER.
THE PATIENT NOT KNOWV TO U WT. BBBB EX
roSBO TO THK BI.E.VSE.
A man who wus bclleved to bc stifterlng from ty
pluiK fever, und who hnd bean sirU for four days
Iu |1M ci-ouibtl tcncment house N... -'"1 MadiMm
ot., was rernov.?d to North Brother Island y.-siir
'day. Hts namo ls Goodwtn Boaenbhun, nnd lie
ls a tlnsmlth. A ph.val.-l_n who hnd attondeil hlm
sent inforinutiou of th; raso V) tlio Health Board
yestorday __ora_-t. and laapeetor Uoboiis was dtreet
ed to malie an Invosttgntlon. l.osonblum was found
to huvo niurk-al symptoms of the drended fcver, a'id
Br. Hobert* lo>t no tlme in sendliij. hlm to tho boaptt-L
Inqulry ut tho tenement-house and amotiR tho si.-li
man's acquulntnncos, however, falled to diartos? any
_ourc<_ of eontogion. Thero havo bean BO reported
cascs ol tho fltaaaaa ln the city recently. Knsenblum
ls a Hehrew, twenty-two years old, and has liv.d
ln this city five year-;.
As the f. v-r u not known to appear wlthout pro
rlOM exp-iair.e to it. psrmm, tho eaaa of Hoseublam
pu.'ti.ai tlio aaattan ollriata reetardajr, and Dr. Cpiaa
Maaa expi-es-od u d.mi.t ol the eorrectaaaa of the
fltaflimall H'-' said, however, that a regard for B-fH.
prouipU'd tl.-- ramoral ol tho pattant to the lio_pit.il
wla.ro ho cr.uld be kupt under ouaervation. The house
iu Ma. lonst. WM dlalnfected tlioioughly, und Uio
clothiiic ai.d boddlng which Jud been in OOUtaet wlth
Uoa.-iil/luiu were deatro. cl.
J BALL 0-._f-.4n_. FDJJCBMEX TBTO TMOUBLB.
I'oliro Inepector wniiim. looked tkroafk tiie Ma*
jn-aph blotU-r lu tho Eu-at Twenty .ccond-st. potteo
itathm tl.e other dny, and hls eyo Itngarad on this
fllapatah whlrh had been sont ta l""l;cc il__<ltiuart.'r_
on ttaturd iy Of-BtDff! ' l'*rr.rlin.?n >licha*'l M-QUMOB,
of thls preetnr.t, whll* ____JBg down stairs at hls
realde.noe, No. 961 Flr-.t-nve.. eaaftri hta h>;t in the
rin., eaaatafl him lo f.u aad r-eetre a tractare of the
l.-ft mtm. He aaa attended at neUorae lii.-pitai."
Boaaa-btaf in tho, dtapateb armnafiH Um Inapaetort
??aptataa ti_it MeOaOtao had not beea l.urt ln the
l.-iuiner _aa___b_d, aint hc BB-tfO n nnvf.il i:ivstlif ttlon.
Ti:." iwaaM waa tiut ba baa4ted t<> ("omplalnt Cterh
UdmN nt F*nttoa Headqaartera, yeeterdap, eoaptalnta
r.R_tn-;t MeCkllton nnd nlnoteen other pollcameo. in
ciudiug flergeant Qolgirp, ?>r me EtgbteaaUi Pnetnet,
charglng theiu wlth I-juvlng th.- i Itj without jx-n:.
oii .--Uurd-y. 11<' had taal led that a ba-el.ull te___
fi-oin Um Ka-t Twent* seeoiid at. iqaad, and a toain
f;..n. Ifea t'i!i"ii M.uket Etottce btati-O, bad is-.no t<> a
ptoea an Loiipc island on flntardap, aad had ptapad a
fjmm th.-r". M.-Ctil'lon wsta one of tl.e plaPBH and hls
_nn ha.i baaa brakan wttt ? baatball tmt i.v aeeMaari
Tiie Bottaanan who w-re ao r.ige. te ptajr bail bad
baMaaaf ofl <; -it v on Setniday, and tbej tho-fhl
rould pui\ outK'We tlie . tv ..:iil ;n>t .-??{ <-..nglit al it.
Th.y wlll probubly u- u-ioi <.u Wedoeaday,
BB WQCLDaVt BBIBB THE BB8CVIBQ WOFBB.
As tiie tenpboa! Dakota wu? cn_?sinfr th
Illver irom DrookDra t>. Ol and t.. fl.N city, nt 11
a. in. yttatordap, ona <>i her poa lengei ?. ? ___? about
ttiirty pean oot, laaaped ovarboard. Ra lans oir
hls blnck li-ock co.a, >t. pped on a ml and ipfMlfl
through M open wSudov.- at Uie sldo of the bo_t. A
Braralag shout eaaaad 'he eoplneer of tha kitpboal
lo revei-so ihe paddM-wheela, and the pUot. NMafl
tho man atmgglnf ln the water, tri.-d |o >rul.le thy
beat neer him. Thu ti'Ie, however, qul.lilv swept
hlm out of laL-acl) of ropea Wktoh were thrown frein
tl.e doch.
Meu ou the ferry boat .laniP' M. Water! .iir.\. of tho
liwistoti-st. iine, BtaoaaWr ihe _rai in tka water, Tkat
boat waa ataared etoai to hta, aod ropai waia tkrown
ut hta, bwi ka rafaaed lo looek them. ,\ mm s.a-oii.is
ii t.-r he sanh out oi -i.'h; aad \\__ drovned. Hia
b-aiv wns swept awny by tha tldc in Uie poekri
of hls coat oa the liakoi . wara found only a tooth
brunl. and u cotton hatidiu r? hl't.
ITHJr v.ir.ir, OBTBJBB WJLUt iODOaCPMmuA
Navui Ofltaar Wiiiis recnraed home pH-ka*a_y fi*?'m
his trip lo WaaktTtptoa. Uo v . hU in _arta|
hta dej.'ity und prlv;.tt* M- '??' U) and ho wlll cut
flawi kkl puy roll to eat-kWRl 10 UM rcqulrements ot
Iho Secreti.ry ot tl.e Tnttuny.
A ABBISUOB OP CABl ;.!>-.- I
Constuntlnc Lmlwlg. th<* aupirinteu.l.'nt of tl
ninn Hoapltal, who recently . uniplulned to tbe lloulUi
i:?.n?l Uiat hls llttle d.u_i;ter All.t- had ____ Irom
Baaatat fever cuntructed ln the Daaawtlon II' 'I'tul, in
F-ast MltflflOtO 81. yesterdny received a long letter
from tho llenlth Hoard. It contaln?<d a general hlstory
of tho iBTBBBgaMtM of tho ca*e, but no BflX-XflBMI that
the child'B death waa canS'd by carelessness at tho
RecepUon Hospltal, a point upon whieh Mr. Ludwig
laid Btroxi in lu cuuiplalnt.
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TO SUCCELD LOGAX C. MURRAY.
DIRECTORS OF THF, TJNITICD BTATM NATIONAL
BANK WILvL ELECT A NF.W PKBSI
DI'.N'T ON XVSBDAT.
Tho irreetOT* ol tlio Fnited Maaafl National llnnll
on Tu.'Mlay DflKl wlll flleet a succcssor to Logan C.
Murray, as president. At tiie bank Informatlon as to
the new president wivs refused, but it 1* underatood
that John H. Pai-BT Wlll tako tho plaee. Mr. Pariter
has been pifsidotit of thc Cotton Exchange, and he ls
BOW vice president of tlie National Park BOBB. He
ls wxB known lit bu-lncs? clK-lea, and ls hlgiily ea
UHitued.
Mr. Murray lias been anxlous to retlre from tbe
preeidency of the Unltod istate* Bank for more tlian a
year. Peraeool rflBBBBB are deelared to be back of
his iution. Tho dlraetort reccntly aeceptcd hls rcslg
natloa as Bxaxadent aud dtraator, to take effect on July
1, and they BBttOtflO lattflriBI resolutlons. It was
tu.ni resteraxa*, huwaver. thal hxero haa boen a lack of
hanaoajr haawaao Mr. Murray and E. F. Baartte, who
inanied tho wldow of Mark Hopklns. thc prlnclpal
owner of tho buJiU. Tho bank haa beon ln cxistonte
about tcn years. II. Vlctor Newcomb wae the llrst
preaidectt, Bad Mr. Moxropi who formerly llved ln
l...iii-vin.-, waa eaflhlar. Mr. .Murray succecdcd Mr.
Newcomb as pi.siili :it flhOOl eight years afO> Wlien
Cyrai W. FleM BBM oot Bli totereet iu thc insdtutiun
,i 'ie.v faari BfD, Mrs. Miirk ilopklns purchasod ihe
eontrol. Bankera bxro beou cognliant for many
month* of the dlfferenooa ln oplnlon iu thc mnnagement
of tho bank between ite president and Mr. scanes.
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KILLED BY A FALLIXG SCAFFOLD.
TWO MBB DEAD AND HALF A DOZF.B INJURED?
TO MAEB AX INVE-TIOATIOX.
An aoldent oeeurr-'d fflMXXMBf at ElliabetU, N. J.,
Iii whieh two men were Lllled, two more aeriously hart
iiii'I half b dOBBB HON <>r Baa Injured by thc breaking
of a leaaoM ou whieh tii" men waflfl worklng. Tha
Worthli'Rtun Hydr.inllr l'timp Cotnpuiy of *****
\n Is huililliig a btoaeh of Ite plant Ot Ellra
bethport Baxahteaa net warx oo a scaifoid forty
-:ii. laving brick f.,r th- slde wall, when ><
iBborera, Patrtok Naber and Bbbbh ii. Hadhrr,.??
Bfl uio loateM, earrxlai hoia BUfld arith brick, whlch
Ihflf dimiped whoie tlio bii.lil ivers wera grotiped MM
tliiekest in tli/- iniili'.le of Ihfl IflBttoM. Ihfl seatTold
wax brxeai bv beaxxMh supnorts. OM of Bheafl arai ked
witli ihe coiubiiiotl weiglit of tho BBBl *ml the brick,
und in a moment with a great cr.ish tlae lurger portion
ol tho si-iir ild colluo-ud, sei.dlng men, brlclcs and mor
tar ttinibllng to the groutid beneatli, where tliey 1*>' in
a eoolaxed heap, part of the ?hattered tlnibers fallli-g
on top of them.
Tho air was llllo.l witli tho pOBBB of thc injured
men, who OBM BXtrlflflBliflM ipaatttty as posslble. hev
eral phjrstciaoa were IxrOBMOed. Tho injurtd wero as
loUowxi Klehaal Bolan, brfcBh*reri tw-my nvo year*
old, flfliowar, h.ui his nach b>okfii, und llved only a few
BBBBBBti ; ho IBOTOI one chiM. Qahrrxl Wl'.liauis, thlrty
y. ar, BM.tohhhaJflrhrtB .'c-s Lrolun and skull crualied;
lu: lived ten tnlnute*. ttexxofl tt. lliulloy, thlrty two
yeara old, lali rer, tiilgli fracturcd and Inut lntorually;
li'- t riianied, llv.--. al Orarixe. and wlll recovor.
I'aiiiik llahflfl, thlrty ll- yexM old, laborer, both ligs
brulaed. MVflfl toBflh BaoeBad out. face and head BOOM
cut. Pxul Kelly. Mleha..q McCarthy, Jame. KeAly and
l_lrtck Jonon. all brWiiluven. wera cut and b:-ulsed
about the h.ud* und boilteo bv fnlling brlclis.
Two other brlcklxyors were slightly l.u.-t. Wllllnms
ami Bolan, thc dead men, boarded at Enrabetli|s>n.
The fornier hnd Been lu thls country onlv a month.
Their bodles were BBfcen to Dwintiei *a morgue. where
an lareatigattofl as t) 'he causo of the accldent wlll bo
mada by C'onntj Phi'slrlxn Veatooll ta-dax. Tho
goierol co-.itra.'tor l,ulldlt:g the tonndrte* Is ex-Ai
lemhryinaii DxrM Henry, of P?tei-ou. while tlie anb
roxtraetar for the brick work ls Thomaa McOruth, ol
Bewark. Jotm J. euilth ls the foretuan lu charxe.
THK " FREXI-HY" JVUY XADE UP.
Tbo flvo men ueeded ' ? 'II tlie Jury tliat 1* la try
George Fratik, nllis ? ' hy Nu. 1," tho alleged
-1'\ei- nf COrftfl iii-owti, waai st'etifMii yesterday. They
were' Sanui.'I H. ltiisky, broker, No. nt. Enst Nln"tv
. Moorlflfl I.'iomi. i-.-o- , N i. i,_ll lirtvulway,
r.r,i\in. i'IiiiIiibIi ciirfiiier, N?. BU mTmm*rWmj,
Harry Phcjhor, BMrrhaal IBIor, Bo, 540 Baal llattaoah.
.! Muuey A. PhttBpX) upl.nlstrrer, Nu. 173 __t>t
b-flt
K" order Smyth Instrurtod the lurori to bo in court
al lO::ii) a. iu. oi: m itiiiuv, ea they uie to visit the
jiciiu ol th-: lnitial' r lu a bw'-lv.
THE ASSIGXMEXT DEFECT1VE.
GEORGE W. STETSON _?, COV.. ADDRE-S WA6 NOT
fJIVDX-OTUF.R BUSIXESS TROUBt.E-5.
Tho assignnieiit ol Georgw W. tjUjtson A ?'<>., pig
Iron coiiimlsslon inerebaiits at No. ?5t" Wuil st., 1*
declared at tlie County Clerk's om.e to be defectlve
as the deed does not give tiie place ol business of the
tlrm. Although the house bcars the name ol Georgo
W. Stctson, he has not been an actlve partner for
nearly iivo years, us it 1* said ho ha>s been in;.:iaging
tlie estate ol hls vifo, who ls a daughter ol the lato
Senntor Wagner. The llabilllles ol tho flrm are placed
ut ubout $100,000, and frtends of tlie flrm _ay there
are enough ossets to llquldate In fnll.
Angnstus C. Brown has been appointed recelver ol
the MetrupollUn Watch Company, ol No. 30 East
Fourteoiilh-st.. by Judge Beuch ol tlie bupremo
Court.
Dopnty SherlfT Fox has roccived four executions. ag
gregutlng $2,070, a_ainst Unnlel J. Donohue, who ruua
the cafe in *-Tho Times" BuiMlng, but hns been unuble
to levy ii_>on anytliing os Donohue snys he does not
own anytliing ln the place. Frederick Uo Bary d.
Co. have notlfled the SherlfT thot they own the flxtures
and appurtenanoos of tho business. Mr. Donohue camo
horo from I'hiladelphlu, Mi OfBMfl the o_.fe lu "Tho
Ttmta* Iiulltllng last Oetober at a rentat, It ls said, of
814,000 a yoar. lie auld tliat lt oost hlm #1-,0U0
to fit up the plnce.
Deputy fahcnH Flnn yesterday took pOMaartna of
Uie Nutlonal Phototype comp_ny, at No*. li aud ld
|ia1l Tl. on an execnt'.on for P^,034 ln lavor ol
Henry (.. Allen, the president. The taa_f?_y was
h-uapoiat-i August 18, IBBB, with a tapluU stock
ol *l_,oOO, tlie plnnt U_nig v.vlued nt Uiat flgure.
Mr. Alioii anuouiicod threo w.oka ago t_at Ik -aa
about lo rctir. freca thai baalnaaa
Morlt- t-oiumer, dealer In _-ooli.ua ond rag> ut >o
17 Llspemrd-st., wus .old out ty the t-lit'riit yoa
taaatap, after iiuvlng boou iu busluess twenty-sl*
"BM followlng achodule* wero fllwl yesterday : John
C. Fleld, dcaier ln ?_-*?_ ut No. S43 Iiroadway, Ha
bllin.-s *C.U17, nomlnal asfots fll0,t.l5. actu.l R***-**ta
PO.IW; Miclwel Mahfcr, deuler ln glass at >" e|?
elxtli-ave., Baollitios ir.,500, uomluul as_et.> *_.<w>-,
uctual ussete ."0-1: Johu M. Duccy. grocer at Xo.
33_ West one-hiindred ai.d forty-flfth >t., Ilnbllltles
(T-,700, nominal asaets ?C,13_, actu?l asseta *1,40_.
LARGE SUlPliEXT OF GOLD TODAT.
Tho ennmomcnts of gold for rxport mt t)? Kab
Tioa-mry p_fl___tf_f uin?tiuU_d to 8fl.380.OOO. and ?120.
000 was taken lu th>* open market. Includiim tha
#750,000 ordered yesterday at the Sub-Tre_*.ury, tha
shlpnionta ly to-day's atoaiucrs will be _H._&0.000.
The stock Exchango was uofavorably lnfluenced br tha
large et ragenniiU, and the txwr faction ?ou?_it dlB
gonlly for woak spot*, flndlng Uiem in Nationul Cord
nm. Chlcago Gaa, Jata_f Central and some of th_
st.icks Wtth an intoriiutional market. Tho w.nlncw
in _Uak__MOi Termlual excited a varlcty of HlMMfl-M
rumors. wltlch wore promptl> denlod by ofllccrs oi the
company. John 11. Iiiruan. the uicsldent, is out ol
town, but Vk-c -"re-Mabt Hutherforvt d.?clnt*ed that _-j"_j
was nothlnK in tha condltlon of th* rompnnv t?> }"*?__
the dedlno. All the rotntng pav men tn of dlvi_.nd'
and of lnt?rfst on the eollateral tmst bondj woaM bo
met proomtlv. ll w:is the talk of tlie atreet tha' .torij
had baaa soUl for ll. Vletor Newoiub ou acccunt ol
h.s mental troal lon. but lt was also _-_??-*_? U1*'
tkara Map h*vo been sah* on arrount ol Uie otute of
tlie late lolm II. Hall. who is known to havo -?w
ooiis|_<'rable Tennlnal sfock.
Tt B. C. A. rOTPII* F1XED IX A F01.ICB COCR1.
Thrw membei- of the Harlcm braneh ol the Yoonfl
MenS ( hrlstlun Asaoelatlon. wnilam Forrest. of No.
B'2'2 West Oiie-hundn-d and-lorty-fl(th-at.; Knvc-t Gold
biu-her, ol No. 100 West Oiic-hundra-l-and-thlrtr-lli-*
st., u:-.d Harry Ha-torf. of No. 247 West One-huudred
snd thirty-Hfthst., were arr.il. ned at tho Harlem l*oUoa
Court yeaterday. charged wlth dtsordcrly eonducU
Wh.-n the yonths wlth several othera left tho H?rtt_4
braneh buildlng at one-hundred-and twentv flfih-ei
and Flfth nve. on Thnraday nlght th'-y bhouled ani
sang at tlie top ol thctr votee-. Pollo-Biivn Muora
ordored them to atop taclr nolae, bnt was toW to mmm
hla own business. He callod anuthsu- offlcor wm
ulucrd tho fiaVunder arrest. lu court they uiaoe n<
fiefenco aud v, cr*J ttned <o ouch.
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TEF. CLA1B DATF9 BACK TO TWEKD.
Controller Myers closed hla lnqnlry luto the JusUca
of tlie Dlnsmore case ve_WrU?y. Thia la a resurreeied
clalm for printtng .latlnu baCh to tho corropt tlm?? H
Twoed, thn ncrh whlch it ls propoaod to imslct t*<
city oul of about ?i:i0,00O. Ti.o oru-inal buu "?-*
less tlian l.ilf -bta umouut. The dlrVcreuce I? th*
literest. Tho OmU-ller wlll make a report tv ?!
H'.anI.?of P_trmat?, whlrh tbe laat bsat l?4r,sla--?
authorlsed to aettlo the deaiand. Johu 11. w-ahaa m
conn.cl Ior Um. ub>lipie.s of tha wmmB*