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NEWS FROM THE SUBURB&
tYESTCH ESTER CO UNT1.
YONKKHS.
The tw.. Grand Army posts ?if Yor.kers have se- |
Isotod the following men ??s n Memorial Committee
to arrani-e fir th.- observance of Memorial Day:
?leurrai M.itlh.-w H. Ellis. Departnunt Command.T
John '". ShottS, Alderman Al.ram II Tompklns,
WT.liam II. Kisher. John H. Keeler. James P.. Od?ll,
Thomas BlrdsaU. Augustus Kipp, George R. Hend*
lickaoa, ?Vealejr Iteudall, Jerome i?. Barnes, George
II. rrlsble, John H RelBJ, C. B. V. I.ellva. Thomas
Oliver. Thomas K. Coen. Robert I?. Light. L?uke
Simpson. William 1.. Halsey. Edward Kenn? y and ?
Joseph An*).-, ?s. The committee met ob Tuesd?y ;
evening in Manor Hall, and ?-hose Abram H Tomp- I
kins chairman. John 11. lveler vice-chairman. Will?
iam II. Fisher secretary sad James B. ?>.i?'ii treas*
ur, r.
At the neetlng of Yonk.rs Knight? <>f Pythias on
Tuesday evening Morton W. Newman, John ?.'raft
a??! Josepk \v. Miller ?ere appointed a committee
t?. arrange for an entertaimnenl to i?*- given in the
near iuti.f. . ,
.Mr. and Mrs. William H. Radcllfl returned from
their wedding nip on Tuesday morning, and in the
evening gave a reception at their new home, No. IjS
i'.iicna vlsta-ave. It was largely attended and wax
a ploaaani affair. , ,
Th- Tii.-:',. t'urlins Club of New-York ? ity suf?
fered a defeat Tueadaj evening at the hand? ??f the
Yonkera Club at Its rink in New-8chopl-at., by a
acore of 26 to 31 The playera for the Thistles: It. Me
?'oriiia,. Tin,m.,s \\ :::>*, n. 'i'1:,,mis Walt, 111.'Mas
Louden, John Hoves, R. louden, John Gray and
John Muir. PMwIn !.. Thoma?, president o!
Grand National furling <'i.t America, act? l a?
umpire, a- th? cloa? of th? game a supper u*aa
e?*rv?*,| and ape? ?he? were ma I?
The annual dinner ?'! the 4th Separat.' Company
Veterana' Association ?as held Tuesday night n
the armory in Waverly-at. President E. Alexander
Houston presided, and plate? were set for 100.
Sp< ? h?.- were made i*\ Captain Pruvn an,I Lieu?
tenant? M. Vicar and Thompaon, of the 4th Separ?
ate Companv; a. it. Van Houton, James Norwall,
A. Ii. Tompklns, William P. Constable, Bdward
Ro?aban, J. H. Vas Tasaell and J C. Brown.
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MOUNT VERNON.
A stir has been caused among ;nrt teacVsrs of \
the pul.lic schools of Meint Vernon, over the no?
tion of School Trustee Meyers, -vho. at the meet
lag of the Board of Education, ailed the atten?
tion of ti-.? o her moml,eis to the fa,*t that the law
requires teachers to be Normal school graduates
?rid hold certificates of examination from thai In
atitutlon. Trustee Meyera r.ds, I hi? objection
?when Mis? Etta Bruce, a Mount Vernon High
School graduate, ?ras appointe,! a tea, her. Trus?
tee Meyers sai.i he favored Normal School gradu
ates, as tn<* appointment of any one else was an
1n.tustl?-r to th. , iiildif n arc! a dtocredlt to the ?
Hoard of Education.
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WHITE PLAIN.*-.
Justice J. F. Barnard, who was retire! by reason
of age-limit, an.i was restored recently by Governor
Morton, went to Whit?* plains yesterday to preside
at a circuit of the Supreme Court an 1 also at a
Court of over and Terminer. His eligibility was
nuesiioned by Ralph B. Prim?, of Vonkers. Justier
Dykman was summined from his home, and a con?
ference was h?-H. I'on.ling a deciaion in the mat?
ter, i: was decided that .luig*- Barnard ?hould hold
circuit but nol Oyer and Terminer court. Th?.
Grand Jury adjourned until March is. when Judge :
liykmil) will sit. The ijuestion af?.-ets several
judges in the Slate.
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NEW-JERSEY
RUTHERFORD.
THE COU?EC*TOR VINDICATED.
It was nearly midnight on Tuesday when the
Borough Council of Rutherfirrd, N. J., adjourned,
ufter a session full of Intei-eatlng Incident* the most ,
striking of whvh eras th? complete vin licatton of !
Charles Burrows as to the i harge thai h ? accounts
?wer?- sho.t.
Few men in Bergen County are better known ?han
Mr. Hurr.ws. He Is a Union veleran. a <;ra!id
Army man, has been department command'- of
New-Jen? ?-?>-. took the stum;, for General Harrison
In 1S&S. and is mc-OgnlS? i as s man of sterling int?g
rity and ability, Huring the Harrison AdmlnUtra
tion he was Poatmaater of Rutherford, and last
eprtng he polled the highest vote on the Hepubllcaji
ticket, and was elect?*?! ooUoctOT of Hutherford by
M majority. The financial troubles which heuet the |
town during IW made the work of his office pecu- |
Parly onerous, and a large amount of labor con- !
Bected with the administrations of previous col- i
lectors had to be done.
A few weeks ago a firm of expert accountants
?contracted to furnish a report on th? books of the
borough collector and borough clerk by March 1.
Humors of a iarge ?leflciency In the collector'? re?
porto were Industriously spread by political and p?*r
i Monal eiteini?*s. and, when the report wis r.-hd ,Hst
I Friday night. Mr. Hun-ows vas practically charged '
' -with a shortage of over MO,, which the Co.
asked him to expiaJn. The experts alao criticised !
his bookkeeping
In the mean time the Democratic primary to n,.m
laate candidates for the spring election was held
?on Mmday nlirht, and certain men, in th?-:r z*t*!?l
for party sain, :iisist?*d on nominating s candidate
for collector, although it was generally lit, I? :
that Mr. Hurrows still has over two years to serve,
and although th?* election notice and primary all
?.ontainM n.? ref-.-ren e to ih?- of?ce. Cook Conk'lng,
a respsctabi? .-nan, was selected, it Is unoerstood,
against his will for the sacridc?.
Collector Hurrows, with his r?'port and books, ap*
peared before the Council on Tuesday night. In s i
concise way be pointed out the errors in th<* experta'
report, anl proved tii?- absolute correctness of his
own balancea Chairman Teepie, <>f the Finance
Committee, stated that the collector's accounts were
entirely correct, an?! Councilman ?'rear moved that
oil >??? usure ?jf tie collector t.e ellmin.ite.l from th?
experta' report. This was unanimously carried, tii?
D?nocratlc ?'ounctlmen voting with th?? Republl- '
cans. There wa* loud applause at the result from
a number of citizens prenant
Mayor Shafer made a vigorous att.i<k on Ander?
son Price, special counsel for the borough and pres
ii>nt of the Hutherford Democratic Society, for his
t-har" in the attempt to deprive Mr. BuiTOWS of hi?
office by a tri -k a: th- primary, and appealed to the
?'oun*:l to dlamlaa Price. Th? punlahmem seemed
too ,s..v?-re to tne Councilmen, and only Mr. Teepie
voted for It.
Prominent Democrats reaHss the i?ra v? error made
at the j.rlmary. and consider that It dooms th-lr
ticket to Irrevocable defeat. Among thos?* who con?
demn the action are ex-Mayor Joseph I' Coopei
Councilman Jos.*ph J. Hlake and C. I. I'arker Ed
1tor of "Th?* Bargen County Herald," th?- latter
j.aper vigorously denouncing the attempt to dlaplace
the collector It whs n.,t believed yesterday that
Kud'iif Dann he] m would consent to run f?>r Mayor,
he having kept uw-.y from anl opposed tic Ii.-'mo
cratlc primarjr.
CARLSTADT.
At the citizens' primary on Monday Bight, Mayor
John Oelil'-r received the compliment of a unani?
mous renomination, ar.?i th?- following candidates
were als? named: Councilmen, George Lauterwae?
^el? sad H. Mayer; commiastoner? of appeal, Peter
Albertine, Ernsl Schmidt ur.i A?lam /.ink. Th?*
primary was att. nie.i i,y I4T voters, and there is
not likely to be any opposition.
KI.I/AHKTH.
The striking pott'-rs al the K?zabeth Pot?
tery Works will resume work next Monday. Ihifl
result botas broui/.ht about at a conference held
yesterday between the men and th.ir employer,
la. H. Beorbower. The latter agreed to ?-'Ive the
m?n their old wages, They struck against a pro?
posed reduction O? 89 |?<-r cent, and a* a CO! ?
tii?.;, ?* the pottery has been closed since last Sat
urday, and nearly MO persons became Idle.
There was Joy among the families of the strikers
When they ?,. ard t!u- good news that th?- sirika
Was ended.
NEWARK
A w?'il-dr? ss.-.j ;md good-looking woman about
forty years .,?,1 entered Bamberger*? drygooda store,
in Market-st., yesterday and asked to .*-???? 1 ,nie
gold rings. After sha irid examined th. rings *-ii?
was charged by the s.i!.*maii with purlotatng a gold
ring, with pearl and turquoise ??ttlng, whereupon
the woman ran out ot the door. Sh- wa- pursued by
a salesman who caught h.-r in a hotel barroom.
into which sh?- ran. At th.* First Precinct Police
. tl.on...tn'' ?oman said her name wa? Mrs. !?:.!/.
veX^TH"n-T ?*"'" f?-tnuui?.r Rutan in
va.-tigate th.* statement and found that tiia ,?orv
was a fabrication l,y Vannea? to ex.da . his d?
A dlaeaas ??f tha tyem kn ,?*n asn?ala *_rata__v?tia
is prevalent In Newark, and [a atril.u . ,.' ', ,,
dre. organic m:,,:,.,* ?,:.,wn ?,?,,, , ,,, , ? !..
Winds. TiSS doctors say the IHaSBSS I- contagio,,' '
HOBOKBN.
W'.i.i.im Salz.-r. ag.d lifty-t\vo. of No. L'UT Hloom
flel'1-st.. H?,bokeii. was arr<*stt*d yesterday f. r ob?
taining mont?t <?n false repr?sentations. I|<> had
borrowed Jin?) from John W. Hremmerman, agreeing
to pay it hack In two month?, and give fM for the
use et the money. To secure Bremmsrman ha gave
a chattel mmtgage Hremmerman aft.-rw-.id
learned that BatSBT Bad b'-uitht his furniture on the
instalment plan, ir.d as he had not paid the f.nnl
Instalment, the dealer from whom he purchased
still held a first BBOrtgafs >.n the goods. Recorder
McDoaough held Baiser f >r the Grand Jury (Subse?
quently Bremmerman called on the Recorder t,> ask
if the hall had be.-n fixed high enough to protect
him. Rooordor McDonough ordered him out of
court. Hremmerman laid Saizcr was a scoundrel.
"In my opinion," said the Recorder, "you are the
?rreater scoundrel of the two, and if I had my way,
I svotiM put you under ball also." Kx-Pol let? Com?
missioner Kauffmanii said last nicht that he won! I
probably mak>- a cbargi .?f usury airalnst Bran?
merman
.IK I'.SKY CITY.
Two womr-n are reporte?! missln? in Jersey City
Under mystfrlous < rlrcumstences. Maria Bruno,
a?;??! forts-one. left her home. No. 491 Orove-s;..
t?? visit frionds in New-York. She n??v??r roach???!
her destination, and his not ?Inee been heard
from. I>,?ra Peterson, aged fifteen, ?if No. IK Co
?umbla-ave., ?iisapp<?ar?il list Saturday m?hr. Sh"
left h?ime i,, ro ti? a nelabborlng atore. .She did
not letiirn The Kill's mother ?il??'l tsso ni??nths
iii?.i, ,in?i it is feared that grief has rt?n?lored bar
temiiorarily Insane.
.1/7.tIBa IN BROOELTS.
JCSTIci: QUIOLET IN His OWN DKTKSCm.
Th?? triil of Police .lurt: "? Qulgley on charg??* .?f
negligent?? and Incompctency in office was <-?>ntm
ued yesterday before the OeneraJ T?-rm of the su
pn me Court. ?Vsslntsnl Corporation ?'oun*?-?l Y.?ntT??.
who Is eonducttng the prosecution, turned his at?
tention t?? his second ehiri,-?' ,,f unlswful adjourn?
ments, extending sometimes over weeks, which were
generally grant? l on motion ,?f defendants,
r4>ra*eanl Bare teatifled that he had ?rre?ted
James Kel'.y and had him ready for examlnatl? n a
number ?<f times. Three adjournment? were taken,
and Kelly waa llnally hel I for the Oran i Jury. The
most notable case was thai ,?f Charles Pltsslm
mon*, charged with throwing ?i ston* at a Halscy
*t. ?-.n-. who ??ti varlou pretext* obtained *even ?d
loiirnm, nt- o?d rial not -. i j ? to Ih? present time
even ha! a hearing. Mr. Tonge finished ins side ?I
the ?-n*." in tin" ?ft? : n on.
Justice Qulgley t? k the stand -u hi? own defence
and s.-t up a general denial of in.- charge?, a lie?, ng
that wherever adjournment? were granted they were
necessary and warranted for the subservanc? .?f
justl ?>?
Th, cas?- will be continued to-day.
A LITTLE OIRL Bt'RNED TO DEATH.
A fata! 1,11111.1- o urred at ^ o'clock yesterday
afternoon on tin- second floor of No. --'I Court-sL,
Gertrude, the four-year-old chill ??f Mr. an l Mrs.
John Lewi?, being th? victim. Mr- Lewis was away
at business and Mrs. Lewli had ?;>?n? out, leaving
th.- child and her boy "Sammy" In the bo is- alone.
It l? thought that Oertrude'a clothing took lire ?rom
the kitchen *tove. Th?' room was all ablas*? *hen
the mother return.? I, her ?ci am* brlnglns ..s?? )??'
licomen. who rushed in with hei and rescued the
children. (.Sertrude sv.* horribly burned about the
face and body, ind th? baby'* '.??ft arm svas siso
badly burned. Th,- llti'.e girl dt? i m a few minute?,
-?a.
GATHERED AROUT THE TOWN.
Norman 1?. Hellles. director of the V? p.-irtmrnt of
Commer???? of Pratt In?tltute, will relate the history
of Bhorthand from ??'! B. C. t?> 1W a. i>- m the
assembly-hall "f th? Institut? 'his evening. On
April 26 h.? will lecture on the lypewrltor.
The looal committee of School No. 70 yesterday
completed the Inveattgatlon ?>f th? chare?? which
ha?i been preferred against the janitor. Krmx. by
nearly all th? teachers. Tin? committee acquittC'l
Knox.
Retnhold Bellinger, in th?? City Court, y?tat?*T?lay
before Judce Osborne and a Jury ik-os-m. 1 a ver?
dict of i-'.""?? and intrr.'St BgSlnBt th? Atlantic Ave
niM Railroad Compai y for the ?l'-a:h of hi? son.
Henry, killed ??;? June :???, IM3, by an electric-car.
Judgment was taken by default in this com ten
<ijy.- ?Tcgo, after which the default ?a" opened.
The body of Ephraim D. Wool, thirty year* old,
captain <?> Ott ??analtoat Llllle ?V?ood, was nshed up
at Brie Basin ynteruey. H? disappeared ?>n Febru?
ary L'?:. His family lise at Boring Glen, Ulster
County.
Two decisions in suits in which the ?as tu Ek
tri? Rsllroa l was defendant were de |< i m favor
of the i*ompany yeaterday m th? ?;?;-.? rai T.-m .,'
th. .supr.nie Court. On? d >i I? Ian i valid
th?' condemn Ins "f property t?? commlaalonera, snd
the other gives th.mpanj pern -- in to build Its
n?a i in Marcy-ave. oppoalte Tompklna Park
Th? Rev Dr. Edward m Glynn his I? ised C H
Ingreham'B i rttsge ?:. i". teenth-ave., Bath !??
for t.-n y? an.
Bamuel c. Beely, th- embexslina i ??'..'?-? per ol
th.? Bho? ??i; , i.':?;!?"i Hank In Mew-York Cltj
i.as )?? ? ;. ?,?",.-ii ?:? I from ? ???" sorter to be i.*
kff-per in the brush-making department of the Kin?.-?
County IV-nit. ti'.'.aty He Ii-'? I been maiChlBg l?
lockatep between a ne ?jr. burglar and an Indian
desperado, but nosv he mar.-h?? h'-twen two whit?
men. Wardfii Ha . ea says Se-ly Is a model prisoner.
Martin .1. Connelly, the trolley ?trlk?? leader, was
Operated upon In St Mary'* Hospital yesterday for
an abaces? in the brain. It was a complaint similar
to Mr. Connelly'B thit killed H,?"?oe Conkllng, and
the Instroaents u???l yesterday were thoM Invented
by Dr. Itaads for bis operation upon th? Benator. A
hole was chtselled through Connelly's skull nn?l
diseased matter allowed to escape. Connelly .
to t-- ,]oii?is' sv-ii. Dr, I""wi" r perform? i th.? opera?
tion.
Ai!c;u?t'is II. i?'in??hu?" has been appo4nt<ad to the
chief clerkship of the general lellvery department
of the postofflre :.? succeed Bamuel Davenport.
Th<- Coroner's jury In the ?ase (,f t),., killln-.; of
Prederlck Dumbleton censures the trolley company
and ?-x??n?-rit?'S th?" motorman and con luctor.
Jantes Kelly, of th.? Fifteenth, and John Kelly, of
th.- First I'r<- Inct, ss.II ml? i I lr?m the Hi.?ok
iyn poii.e fur?-?- yesterday by Commit loner Wellei
for Intoxication,
Judge Moore, of th<- <'?>urt ??f Sessions, would not
wall t.-n minutes yesterday f.,r a representative ?..'
the I'.Mrl. t-Attornej. "s oui? ?? i , crome to crourt, *nd
adjouraed th.- ?-.-s"-: ,:i for th?. day. Twenty-one
Cases were ready for trial, and all the other law
yen wer.- on band. Th? adjournment cost th?
county J.'-;':?J.
MR. TIICRRERS El LI.ISC, RACE.
Tin: I'IIKsiuknts PRIVATE BBCRETARY TELLB
HOW H M:l? His <W< IRK ss as
Henry .1. Thurber, private -? retary ?>f President
Cleveland, Is Btopplng at the Murray Hill Hotel.
He Is In the cltj on private business and Is a? om
pani'-'l by I?.- slsl r, M" had lual fini bed reading
a message from ? ne .,f Presl lent Cleveland's duck?
ing party when seen yesterdsy m the hotel rotund?.
He ?aid In reply to a question:
"l am .lust taking a good rest. Do you know thai
for fu ?lays bet?re Congress adjourn? I I stayed
?!"?'.!? at th- White House until i o'clock In* th?
m,mint; helping th?- President out with hi- bill .
and then would i?>? back at my desk again at ; ?>
O'clock" It ss.is a killing pa, -. \V? ?li?| not g?l all
th.- work ?ion?-, even with that effort, t",.n should
have i??-ii accomplished, an,i many thniKM ssem
| os-.T. it has been a hard two y?*ars f??r th? Presi?
dent, aid h? I? utl? rly worn oui "
BptjasJtJng of ih?- Presidential .lu.klnK nip. Mr.
Thurber said: "lie win be gone about t-n ?lay? <,r
two w.-.ks. ami will kIs?; a good ?TaCCOUnl of liiiiis-lt'
with th?- ??run."
Mr. Thurber took a pessimistic ?lew of the out?
look for legiaUtlon in tii? ro-xt Congress. He said:
"It ;s patent i?. ev.-ry one that th. Republicans are
Just as widely divided on th.- financial question a?
the Democrats were. With the s-reat majority they
have, no Individual mr-mb.-r will feel thai his vote
la Imperative to ?ecure a party measure and as a
It there will be a stamped?, of currency Mosese?
In th,- i.. \t ConKTeS* that ?a ill I..- har.l to ban.lie
?Silver I? i.'??iii),? t., be a big rector, snd Hier.- are
many roclu where the Republican ship may meet
disaster.
Mr. Thurber reviewed Preslderrt? Cleveland's
w??rk during the extra session and the short ses
Blon, and sai.I that Ml ? 1. s .lati?l bao l? .i.
harassed and worked until it was a wonder that
J,.- held oui al all. The ,?, I ,.f writing hi? message to
Congress sshil." confined (?> his lied was cited bj Mi
Thurber. who said tb.it although Mr Cleveland ha.i
?been able t., be around during the last ?esslon, yet
h?? was tired and worn out, and expeeteij ??-,? .-j,
llonally beneflclal reHults from his present outln?.
Mr. Thurber will return t.? Washington to-day. '
(?CITS AtlAIXSI A SCHAU IVFlXftTFIX'S F.S1AT1,.
David J. L? ? ? was yeaterday appointed receiver
of rents of th.- hous.s No, .'.17 and No. .".If? Kas|
Bleventh-sL, m suits brought i?v i? v. iteii and
William Jay a? trustee? ?>f Isaac Bell, Jr., m-ain??
Annie ami Morris Weinstein, as ek ecu tora ??f the
estate of Ascher Weinstein, to foreclose two mort?
gaae? <>r *-'! \aa. eaeh, made by A*cher Weinstein
<?n May ?.-a, ix*:? As, h.-r Weinstein was a well?
KiKiwii real e.itate specutetor, who was lost at sea
on a trij? t?. ITurope three years .u;.>.
VRTRRARA AJfD CIVIL BRRVICR RVLRA.
An opinion ssas given yeaterday to the Health
l>epartm-iit by Corporation Counael Kraf-is N.
Si-ott that an appointm. in mad.- by the li.iard of
Health iiii.l. r ?Chapter 717 of the Laws of l*?l was
In violation of ihe ?'isil S.-rsi.e pro. ?slops ,,f ti,,
new constitution, which l"-as b-en in iorce sine?
January 1. ISJg, U , ?, ,.. . ,iiry ,,?. <i]iU)Uiu ny|<
that all applicants for p,e m.,n* shall I.x.-imlii'd
by the Civil Service Horn?! an.I be nppolnte.l from
an Sllgthta list ftirni-ah.-d by that board. War v.-t
.ran? whose names ?re on Die -?llsriblc Hai ?M
LtS"$?* "??f *^S5' ??"-?!?
HOME NEWS.
Th. ended Pram Laaei Sema, mntah rsgeantnts ?'i the
sjuiss-r-n <?i Rem-Tare Cttg Uunt tut remirent th* tot?
-rir*t?- >i?ir?o/ the VnUet Presa '"? ? '? haoAennttert a' Bn,
21 Annrt.. Xtw TtewCUB. .?" tn'ormadnn und florumtnl,
*orpub'1cu? mil/ etUnttetkee* h'ailqt.lrttr, ami thty u-tll
tkanht ttstrtanttA ta nil BM MM* /-"?inritii.---"!-'-!?
f.fy. nntf fe t/i? PMM /V'H /?* ?NSffSttoSfieN f/ir-tijAntif f)i?
country
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE H'>TL_S.
BRUNSWICK?8lr William ?'- Van Homer, of
Montreal and the Hon. Chares gto ihope. of Lon?
don. CLARENDOS N. J- Knag-nhjelm. secre?
tary of the .-Swedish legation at Washington.
FIFTH AVENUE?Sonator ft- Y. Pettigrow, of
South Dakota, and ReprSSOntotlVB Jostah Patter?
son of Tennes-e.*. HOLUAND-Oonoral T. Tor
ren?e of ?'hicag?. arc! Thomas I.owry. of Min?
neapolis. MURRAY HlU.-Uent.nant-i-.ov.rnor
Charles T. Saxton. PARK AVESUE-Rear?Ad*
mirai Stephen I!. LUCB. United fitatei Na\y. VIC?
TORIA Colonel Daniel 8. i.aniont. Secretary of
War. WALDORF?Ea-Pootmaater-O? ni ral Wilson
g. l?sseil and Franklin D. Locke, of Buffalo.
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WHAT I> OOING ON T?)-I>AY.
chamb.-r of Commerce, 12::" p. m.
Dock Commit-alone*?' meeting.
Union ex-Prisoners of ?Vor. Unos Lyceum, t.M
p. m
Harlem Branch v. W. C. a annlvereary. On??
hundred.atid-tw,'iit>-t.lnth-t. mil Bevcnth-ave., 6
p. m
Kings ?'oiinty Prohibition County Committee, No.
CIS Fulton-st., ** p. m.
I'urlni chatitj ball, in aid of Beth Israel Hospital.
Hotel Brunswick, 1*90 p. m.
Exhibition of pictur. s In Bid of "I.ittle Mo-hers,"
N., 38* Fifth-ave,
William Barclay Parsons"s lecture an rapid tran
all Waahlngton Heights T. M C, A., I p. m.
lecture b) Mas O'Rell, Abbey's Theatre, '.1 a. m.
11 irt collection sale, Fifth Avenus Au? tlon it ima
S 11. m
Woman Suffrage League, No. 4 I .< xington-ave., 8
p. m.
The Rev. Qeorg? B. PsyBon'i lecture before Noon?
day Prayer-Meeting, So. Ill Fulton -:.
Merchant 1 illors' Socletir, So. Ml Flftb-ava., 8
p. m
i'nion Republican Club, No. Zfl East Ono-hundred
and-tblrd-st., I p. m.
Baptist Social Union, Hotel Savoy, evening.
Temperance Evangelical meeting; MetropolltaB
Hall, il n. m.
New-York Hlectri* nl Society, Columbia College, .*?
p. m
Conference of mission workers, Wil.-on Mamorial
Mission, 3 p. m.
? ?
NEW-YORK city.
Max ?'.raucr. the head of lh? firebug gang, left
th" Tombs >? ?t.i lay for iing Sing to begin ia
?i, ru. nee of thirty yean
A Civil Servi ? e\ mi.nation wa? he] I In the frlm
ln.il Court? Building yeaterday for ssslstonl residen!
. ., .it Wlllai I Parker H ?apltal. 1 inly two
applicants ?r? re preaent.
The Metropolitan Museum of Art la open free to
Cm public from 10 a m. t > : I! ?et ??: Tic , -
\\. *:.. . ,..-. 1, Th irsds) ind Satut -' ??. I '??
...rr. rnooi - from I o'clock to ?u ?-..,- ? n the
evenings of Mondays and Fridays. On M ndays
and Friday? from lock until
art ?tudenta and members ??: the Museum 01
admitted free other? have i" !??'? an entrai
,,f .*'. Cl li! ? "!1 th? ?C tWO
Th? Mua? .m of Natural H ;
da> s fi,*::i ',-?.'.,,. k I? ?-' Itur*
day . ?,'. nlnga from I to 10 i ,. ? ;
mitia.i free. On Sundaj I , : t,,
,, lock, a inn-* . ,--*? : Ion-lay? and
'. . I iys.
A wild boar from I ? 1
Vlehl A
Wiin,.,: estent? ? ?
main hall, il N*' IS F
when It will b<
'i in- animal ??
1 he nn ... n ? ? ? 1 g "f the <-1 : Mai Si ? ? 1
Ma.terr.it> Hospital v? 111 be bel 1 on I (lui M u
14, at N.- i..:- Be? end s?re. .?; * 1*. in
Mm I.. S Balnbridse, superint? lent ' lh?
W'-fnan'? Branch of ihr New-Y^rk City ?
Tract Society, ??ill ?p?*ak at th.- 11
!ii?..-':':g in it.?- Madlaon Avar i? i'n ?I
to-morrow a: lia m. She mil : ? .. -. ,.?i?
of liar ?rana-d :nr*>?s. ?rhO Will haV? I ?
with h?-r ?-.I sh'.w nrhat ?'? loe? aben railing ?1
lbs h?ini?*s of i* : needing I ? 1 ?
Simpsons, ll tlonei t I a hand?
some and well-equipped lui
new building, No M Waal Twentj ihlrd-*l
Tiia Tribune bai received ?? che ?. ' ?r i- trot
Mia? A I. foi the benefit of ta iaes of
de til itlon In Hoboki ? Mr? Mary ium .,* . one
of the pereon?, nrritri : . 1 lie 'i rtbune :.? 1 1
f.?r th.- aid \* I
Tim miI.j-, t ,,f the Rev. 1 >r M II lian ! n
da) evening lecture si the Tempi? Israe ?*.' H.?r
lern, ihla ?reek w?.. i*a "Jewish Ostr? l?n :
temple la it Flfth-av< and One-hundn l-and twen
ty-flfth-st.
T ere Is to !?? a meeting of lbs Sew-Torh Bleetri
cal Boctet) ??t Columbia College this evening and
Charle? S Bradley ?,?1 m.ik* ... \ii.-r
natlng Current? in Tbeli Relation to Powei 1-i,
irlbutlon."
The sale of ludgment? aga I customers will be
dlncuaeed thl* evening ..i the meeting ol the Mei
Tailor?' Society, So. ?II Fifth-ave Officer?
v. 111 also be nominated
Qood Oovernmenl Club ?j. v!i? 1 n iking a
special stud] ?: rapid transit, still Halen loa i?-t
iir?. on that subject this evening by William liar?
clay I'M *!.? ? , near of the Rapid Tran II Com
tin.-.-:,,n. Th,- lecture will be given at ib.- brai h
of the y m ?? a .n Ons-nun Ir? 1 and nit- -fifth -i..
J u.-*-t ,,f Ti nth ave.
At ill-, meeting on Monday evenl .. of the Anon
can Oeographleal Society at Chlckering Hall, Her
ben M. Wilson, chief geographei of the Cnited
State? Geol?gica] Survey, will deliver an lllu tratet!
i?-.-tur? on "The Topograph) and .-' ?nerj .,1 N'orth
j 'in India."
1 ''n four ?ui -eeslve Thuradayi al .: p, m? begin
ning to-day, temperance evangellsl ? meeting) will
be held la Metropolitan Hall. So SI tt ? : Four
toenth-at The kadei this afternoon will i* Mrs,
! Ella A. Boole.
Th* recently organised Mission ?Yorkers' Confer?
ence, of New-York ?'li-.. Brooklyn and Jeraey CHy,
win m?.,-t ibis afternoon ?it the WiNon Memorial
Mission, Ko. ?a v,', -?i Forty-aecond --t.
a meeting of ihe Union Republican Club, So. 'j.*7
I Easl itii'-huiidied and-third-st.. i? to be held this
I evening.
A men's mea-tlnf of th<* Baptist Social Union all?
j !"? held lo-nlghl at th?* ii?ta| Savoy, when -? 1T?
dustrlal ICducatlon Us Scop? and Ends," win be
discussed Th? guests ?,r th? union vuii 1.x
Mayor Hewitt, representing the Cooper inatltute;
Frederich B, Pratt, ,,f Pratt Institu?.. Brooklyn,
, and James MacAlllster, ?.f 1 >r.-x? 1 Inatltute, Phila?
delphia Dinner srlll bs served .?: Ian o'clock.
Presiden) Schumann, of Cornell, will be the prin?
cipal .--i?.'.<kei- .,1 th.. mMting ,.. the Bel.Imaatera*
Association .n Hamilton Hall, f3Blumbia College, on
Saturda) .,1 lOJg a. m Hi* snbjacl srlll be "Soma
Unsettled Problems <-f Seeondar* Education."
Th?. rerryboai Amorten, which arrived hers ye -
terdaj from Philadelphia, will run ..n the Urand -t
and Broadway Una ol lbs Sew-Torfc ami Broadway
Ferrj Company,
Richard T. Percj mil glv? Ma ??xth free ennnm
' recital al th? Marble ?htinli ihl.^ afternoon si I p
m The soloists will be M las Rosalie, Mr. McKin?
ley and Ericsson F. BushnelL
?sofimse. is id ax MX-POLICMMAITM SAMITT.
.lusti.e Pattaraon, ?-r the Supreme Coart, has ,1
pointed William lr?.?in. Dr. Everett Herri k and
Benjamin Perkins commlaaloner? to take leatlmony
? as to the aanlty ol Henry Rosenthal, s retired police
, nun. wh?, in*, been confinad In lbs Mlddletown Mtata
1 Hospital sin.*.- February, iv.?? Rosenthal Is entl*
! ii-d to arreara of salary and al*,? to some pa?al?n
money and in order to k-i the*,, a committee ?rill
, '.'"',!,', '" "I'l"'1'""' of hh property. According to
the affidavit of Dr. ???-.irg,. \n,-i,. ti?. medical ?uper
Iniendini of the State Hospital. Rosenthal la aurfer
Ing from dolualOM of VatiOtU kind*
? *?
FIMMBMM PLAOMD OM TUR MOLL OF MFUIT.
Ooneral o. 11 n? Qraaca, lbs nowly appolntod
Fir. Commiaakmer, BcenpMI tin chair at ih. mast?
ing of ih.* Hoard of Fire CommlBBtonen yesterday.
There were on"j two tri,.?- tin.*,. ,,r Matthew .!.
Murphy, Hook and Ladder Company So. 1.",. and
Jamas Brickhout, Hook and Ladder Company Mo. :.
each of whom wa? triad for ti? glu-t ?f duty and
lined a day's pa?
ai iba raqusat vt chief (iicquei. Fnginaai Tbamaa
King and Fireman Thomas Lruboch, of Engine Ho.
2. were placed on the roll of merit for bravery in
rescuing- Manrarat I)emn?ey. sixty-four years CM,
and Andrew M,""ormlcfc. thirty-seven years o,d.
from the third floor of No. 451 West Thlr'.y-nlnth
st. during a fire on the. morning of February 25.
COTTON .1 If MI'S CE TES POINTS.
a ?rrncnra makkkt is uvwwool cacpes a
SHARP RALLY IN AMBMCA.
The cotton market yesterday was a surprise to
th-- traders on the New-York Cotton Kxchange,
and especially to the bears, who experienced what
the French call "a bad quarter of an hour." only
there were several bad f|iiarters Instead of one.
Futures rose ten points in marvellously quick
time, and spot cotton was advancod 1-1'- cont B
pound. Th?' Subtle influences that cause the fluct?
uations In this staple can only be appreciated by
those Who wat-h it closely. The primary catiae
of the sharp rally here was a .strong market
abroad. Exactly what causad the Improvement
abroad was not known on this fide definitely. The
most plausible and generally accepted theory was
that, as The Tribune has frequently pointed out.
the unprecedented consumption <>f raw cotton and
the growing evidence? of a determination on the
part of the planier* to reduce the acreage have
caused the I'.riiish ?pinner to boy actively in the
?market. Yesterday Manchester spinners took
12,0(1 ba.es of ?po! COttOn, despite the advance in
prior. Private cablea said they had not secured
the actual cotton agalnal the contracts they had
entered Into with the Eastern countries.
Dispatches from Alabama said the planters of
that State have n ?olved to Join the movement
pledging a reduction of -?'- per , <*nt in the acreage.
Sales >?f futui"s on the Near-York Exchange ran
up to U1JN baleB yeaterday, the most active mar
kit In three months, and buying order* erne In
freely from Liverpool. Th,. heavy movement con?
tinued, but our market closed at a net gain of
eight points. ?>f the situation in the cott.ii trade
at present Hubbard, Price &? <"o. said yeaterday:
The temper ,,f the market has been gradually
changing for ?everal daya, based on ;h.> [?lea that
there would I ? a reduction in the acreage, but If
tin? advance holds the trade are afraid that the
resolutions t.. reduce acreage may be abandoned,
und a decline might follow from the praaenl ad
vance. Therefore, ih" situation practically re?
main? In th? hand? of the Southern plantel i, as t,.
what 'be course of ??:, . ,; all be
Atwood Vloletl points out thai while this crop
promise? to be ftO,000 bales, or larger, more than
in UH-9S, (the I Ooa,OOB-bale year), the acreage I? I
actually smaller than In IBM, which ?how? the
phenomenal Uni production ;?? r acre on thl? cr.
Such estraordlnaril) favorable conditions arc not ;
likely to surround the next crop ?'n thl? question
of acreage Mr Vloletl ?a;
Taking the Oovernmenl report for the current
. * b|. h is a llt:!e mor.* Ihm
their official figures, and deducting .', ;* r cent,
it would leave IK.uiiq.uoo, but a? T?xa- *>?.,i reduce
than the b ilam ?? of the cottoi belt, ??*?? ratl?
mate an average of IS per cent, making, therefore,
17."".""' a* the ..!?-.. upon whi, !. ilia loinlng , r,.p
will be grown. Thl? would -how thai al out 26.500
?quarr miles v*. in have to provide anoth?
lIn addition to a )? n t will I.arriad ovei Into the i
i.. ?\ rotten '..'i! on September l next), foi 70 per I
cenl or mor.- of the world' .-,?? in requirement.?,
th? twelv? m-i.tbs following, beslaea ., .
: - - Una the ? Intel i In Ine ihr-*- prln
?? market Tl., outturn per acre may be
or smaller than the average, hul unless |
' . ? ? I? 30g pound?, or a? lurg? is it
wa n, '??.'. tl ? ? nnot yield 7
! i ! ?- Bhould not rot ton, a I present prlres, I,? an
iment for capital, a? ??? ? ?? a ?peculation,
target or smaller, according to -
what ? n - .nay i.t the coming crop?
M a i; I .v /?; i y te iH.it ; E v c ?
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ilraatl ? ', na? M ? la :. S:l?l
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SlIITIISH MAYS.
port or ni*'\v torn wrunriidat, march ?v i*.,.-,
Al.l.ivi;|,
rtteami i * halmera, Singapore I *? -?
Is, Penana 22 i ??? rial?! lanuan 13 Renn? DI, Marseille?
? " * *, I. with n . i.Id?,
vetael In maetei Arrl-.?..I .,, ?!... BUT at 11 p in.
.VI,
?Un I'amemn, Liverpool February .'7
.,', -j-c- *.-? ?i, 2* with ial-? VTs i ihtn ir I 111 ??
..*? pa** na r* I II Malt land Kerse) Arrlvad al th* n.r
ai a lo p m
?i ? ,ii,. American iPutoht. Buta Rotterdam Pet?
22, m ballaal lo ?' Il Randebrorh Arrived ai il,.- tiet ?i
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: ?? i iHelg). lih.ff. Antwerp Februar) !
* ' IB 144 .1 a**ans*r? i , In
'>??> IB ttl *? ' Arrived al lh. liai ?I 7 10
i. i ?
m. ? u ? i r* ?,;.:, p, hie Oe? . Pehruarj 21 \ ,
.-? lisiar? -.'I. -,,!.!.,!'.,, 2.1, ?ni! ?, ,?,.
'?"-'? *l? era?? pa ???..-... \ I at th?
Itur .,- * 2* |. i?
'-?'"-, Brolla ll?r), Hamilton, Oen ? J?nu?n In
M. I-art Pi bruai i 2, I ?anl i U .-,*.?.
12 i irrlana 1.1, I il< n, :., 14. ,;,* ? ,. , ? with mdae to
il ' ?' * ??? ? An'*.*! ..i the liai ,,* i-, ?a .. i
Kleamer - a|ut, illn i h m \ ,.? ,i.., . \ ? ?*,,
?Boys' lonir-trouscr iloulile-hroasted
suits iiinrkt-ti <l??\vn to $lo.
Old news; bul if wasn't mom than
liiilf iiiiiicistooii first liiiie. Now! Do
von?or don't von??rant to save three,
tour, livi?. six,' seven, or eijrjit dollars
on a douliN'-bivastt'd suit lot that boy
of 15, Hi, or 17 years ?
All at iM'iiM'p street.
Bhort-tmnsor boys' liilf-dros.-i (blaok
or bine) suits inarktftl down half. I
.Mostly 12 to IG years?lot? of stout |
si/es.
Without vest 14.73.
With vest $.">.7.>>.
At all stoics.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
Ttirnr. %er?ee
BROADWAY J'.S?rr?n.
?STOKES. >:?_??! St
|.?iii?ine i.mber ?t. <? I r-, iiuen? -, s . ?... Cell?/) 14,
l'ait? : ? ?? .?il --'. I'l-Mir'i, Januars T, Junln 12,
T,! ,: 1?; Ta h i rto 21 ? ? ; 22 M? rr. ii |. . r
: . '_:.. with m : ? l'.r ?a. limited.
Arrlverl ill the 1 il ?1 ?''? p ru
p. ,; - ?,!>'? tint ,!!r?. M ?. . M ':?. Bay [?*?'
t,,, tin : , . ; ? r ??'.:,., :".. ?r th m : ?
... a l'o. Ai-rived ?1 th? Bar
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n en .- Moni ' ? ' ' , i ? i '".!-?. " I
:,n I II cabin p:i . ? :? ? ?'? c : I' . "? ?!- ?". ' '? >?
ri" -?1 n' ".i ? Uni ?? ?". "?? ; I .
. ?;?,'-.: iBr?. ? illlard, nibara February 23
?ri'1 v. ?'?:? ? - -' ? tl " ??? ? ' ' ? '?'?' I'
M .n? .n. Am..,! at Hi? liar ci -.:???> ., m,
?learner ? in -, Hai f<n Vera ? rsi? February '."J Tus
rnn 23, T?mpl? '."?. l'ami ' ? - -" !i
March 2. ? I n - ?nd 21 pa - ?..-?? to J*nie? \: \...r,|
f. c Arrlvi I at i liai
Ht? im??* Al. ci ni n. I'i.-il ...!'? i .- n.
wtth md?e . I ' '???
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rniri.-i n, N ?'. With Rid ? W 1" ' '?>
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an : pai - ?
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- ;. , mi r? en I David???, I! imf n-*
::!? ,:,.?. i. -i, ? t?> m inter.
Klclp II -.-?. II II ?, N I. arpj. I :t:i ?l?y?. with.
a.ilr r . .1 1" I:..)!:.. ci ,m ? ' .. - ? | i , |?e! Ileton, ? ?rv?r A
N
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g tramer Eth? M Qrath, P r? Ant-inK Jl
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in:.: i|i?l?i. Antwerp; S dl 1st? (Br) I.n.-rp?;
N.'TI.'t: TO MAI?IXI'ILS.
V*aaa Point t(..n,t? ?i-Y?>nti i-ight.
N ?; ? .? ?. it training . ill Inder rcnutru?
II ? i a Engineer?, iianing fi n the N ?ride oaf
? i- . ng th? S .il? of
the , i. mi el N t Tvbee Knoll Spit, m nil? ,,f
Kile . i ???.-? f.r i ?
ward ...? ? n ,.K- ?! ? ipper i cri r the cl innel mark?*!
t?> ???? r '. I ?'.? S'.-i.ua I'oir.t ll.in?? d II i?' II to
navigate, the I r <?f Ihli r?r.?? ?n the 81 ; lai f
;? nee :- ? . ?? : I ? ?? ? -.- nu< . n Mai n IS. i ?'?'?'?
\'.?-. ' N".\' s n . -i th* Un? n
by Ih? ?ht ly l'i.lnl liai .:?? i ? Ih* later??
-?? n ? th? ; vt*-? Knoll
.'. , ?? ;."'! : ?'U'
wheel ??t ?mi. the training
Ii : ?-. t Lt.; '
.. .. m low w? ter i n be
?allli s.; . ?'?.?? ?all.
- Ih. ?? ?nnati Rlvei remain a? .n ;
I
? ?? .,-? th? l.i-r of Liahta ,,r, I l',? Bigs ,.?
Atla.il '??-?! i ...-?? l?l ?. N ? ?a??, ?nd the
rllsth Ughthosi?? I>i*?ri.-t.
- ? ' ? I. , l ? ? l
JOHN ?: WALKER
?. r H Nu?. L'hall n.un.
\s i ... ft ? ,? s? , . r?;.-,
1 11. .'.!?.s | Ml N '- "!' -TKAMKKS
r .i:.:i.;\ PORTI
Steamer Olberra tllelgl Tanner, ir.?:n Mew-Tork Pebruarr
20 .um... ?? ;. i. ,1 ?
Steamer Mai ara?>li .Hr, Murray, from New-Tors K?b?
ru?n r.? ,. ris ?I ?l Llseri .M
r?-- bi?-i ?????- ss.ii^ii,- fr,?iu N'. w Yorir., iirrn??l al
. ' c , ? n M.n n ..
?-?- '? ? ? I ?? I, Il i'n'.ir... fr.,tr. N.,wr S" rU. arrived
? mpl??n March <? and |-r,?, t.-: ? ,r Hra-m n.
>:- mei le | , illrl Stannani, fi m N ?u V. i!. K. t?.
ruat) '-'" : i Leith and l?undee, mmuhI liunnet Head
March ?
Morca? .','?. ? ? :? m Se? V ,ik rea.
:...'-?: r ? l ri ?... : pt.li? . ?? i. ird Mai
Steamer Kuiu cm de t. .. ? ?.. I from
Shield? f??? \. ?. Vol i M ci
Dutch?. H ,.,?? r, Mlled fr in il ?i -
lerdam for \. ?> V,:k ,.r il .? m March ?'?
steam?! Victoria illrl ILxthby. from New Vorlt Januar)
?'" ?? ? . ,' t ? . ni Mai ? 'i -'.
st, ni.,-: M.i?...i (Br), rail, aalleal fr,,in Paler*
N. S ? ? M., : I
s:, -m..-? I-, .ir.sine .i-:,. Hantelll, f? m \.\? 1 rta,
ar:i.? : ? r la March ri
.??.? .m.... i"i:.M ? Bismarck itler), Ai)..-r*. fron K?w-T?r*i
?i rlved cl '???! n Mar. h
?! ?? ? oui :.?'?::
aal : ? Ne* \ in Mai i?
, Es ana, ?all? ?i fr, m Shaag?
Annivin. ?m, ni?.
N'.'Kic ?t s our hair an i s nu lose it
11.. 11 u
lltndei : n?, i :? ' , ? n?, '..". el
Park? r"
"Chacaqu i M
V. .t iV
A ???? clUr.
"ChftraTia."
(ir ?k^^natno. ?
Mrs. Shakespeare
By Dr. William J. Rolfe
? What is really known of Shakespeare ? wife ;
? her courtship with Shakespeare, lier marriage,
fi her home and her children. In a popu
*? lar article in the March issue 01
^THE LADIES' HOME JOURNAL
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i
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STEEL CAKE TURN?
ERS .10c. ea.
TABLE KNIVES, rub
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G A S H E A T I X (i
STOVES.2.33 ea.
GAS H EATI X G
RADIATORS . . . 4,95 ea.
Shirt Waistings.
In addition to tin? very lar<ro assort?
ment of striped, checked? and figured
high-class cottons tor wai*.ts shown at
THK LINEN STORE there are a num?
ber of distinct novelties in woven and
printed linens introduced for this sea
MMi which are worthy of note; several
?if these :ne in the natural linen shade.
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and blouses will tind here a stock of
nearly a thousand styles to make seleo>
tion from.
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1895
3d Edition
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