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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCSES TER CO UNT7.
TONKER&
At the mpctlnc; of the Indies' Aid 8??????ty COntMCt
el with Bt .' Otwph'i Hospital on Wednesday the
Eras election s.m-e the society was- organised, five
years ag .took place Mr Themas C. Cornell, the
retiring pr?sident, presk* '. sad there was s larga
att4*ndanoe --:' members. The ? lety chose Mrs.
Albsrtiiw I'm it-i-?East president Mr* Joseph w.
RUey vi.c-i'i..?. I-"'. Miss Muy Condon ?*e?*r?tary.
hit] Mm John J. ?" vitt treasurer. A vote of thanks
eras tendered t.. Mrs. Cornell and Mrs. P. 11 Pyne,
who lui" served ss piostdeni and secretary, ?*?
spectivf-iy. since the organisation of the society.
.v [..-i,.,,, ., -.|.iit took piare yesterday In a
?ieoa of ?roods at Central-ave. and Tuckahoe Road,
;V--nk. is. by which Samuel ?'itpp. slaty-flv? yeara
e] 1. liiit his lif.-. He is th,- proprietor of a j">rial>:?
sawmill ..-,! was engaged in sawing ?rood for
Tharlea Amman, when the saw .?il not work to suit
Bum. Clapp got upon the table to adjust the mi?
ll- ?lipped, an?l. falling on the ssw, was
S*h1ti--.
il., w.'s m m n n- I and b ?arded w.tn
|?.'-h,ird Roach at Bronxvllle.
Mr?. Etalllngton Booth ?peni yesterday afternoon
.ti-i lasi night In Vonker?. During her stay nere
?Ci.' w.i.s entertain? l by Mr?. John C. Haverneyer at
-er home, m Olenwood and Palisade ave? 1 ?? In*
Afternoon she lectured m th.- |>arlors to -i sois? oui
Select audience. In the evening there wa* a rn',>!,f'pr
i -t-tion in Musi.- Hall I"he army assemb.ed in
Betty Square, when owing :-? tin rain, a ?nort
>"?:',v- ?nlv ... x- th? concusi?n the
Army, hea.led by the eta? band of fifteen pi-.
Inarched to th? hall. Mr? R oth wa? accompanied
iv -?.;.tin Watkln?, wh - haa charge ->: th,- Bowery
r ,f the Salvation Army in Xew-York ? Ity, and
adjutant Marshall. Short addi ??e? on the work
?NT the arm?, were made by the visitor?
Tin week? ago the Second Ward Republican ( on
ventlon nominated .rthur B. Waring for Alderman.
t.ut he decline?! the nomination. Wednesday night
?the convention again met .it the Ar.lngton Inn anl
unanimously ch ?-? John Rowland. A ?committee
?. ,...,,... i ?? -, ? Brill, .; Mortimer I erclval,
?Wallace ?Pulver, Con way Pllson and lohn \ an
j.ee- wa ippolnted ; ' Inform Mr. Rowland of hi.?.
* ment. _
WHITE PLAINa
The New-Tork, Blmsf n i ai l Whits Plains R.iii
?way Company yester?lay accepted th? franchise
granted by the Boarxl "f Trustees to operate un
' ?lectrtc ?treet railroad through the villano. The
. compai u francl -?? from the town of
Greenhtirg to build from Elmsford, on the New
fork an 1 Putnam Railroad, to ihe village ?in?-.
The road will eventually connect th>> Hud ?on
"!: Putnam. Hai>m .ml New -Haven railroads.
beside? conni ctini; wit ti the extension? of the Vonker s
and Huckleberry Electric roads, as well a- the
rua ?s recently organls 1 to operate al mt; the Soun l.
>
NEW-JEBSET.
JERSEY CITY.
At a meeting of th? Bergen Baptist Church of
J.-rsoy City on Wi In? lay niirlit A. Schutte re
Fipri'-il from the Pulpit Committee and J. B. Apple
gate tendered his resignation as a truste,-. The
latter was accepted, but Mr. Bchutte's resignation
WtU lai'l ov-r until the Apr;! meeting. Mr. S'-htitte
tol'l the ?ittimiti-i which had hen appointed t-i
*?> nr-- a successor t-> the Rev. l?. J. Ellison, who
i- 11..-.1 three months ago, th it he h id bt ?me con
a/lnci l that the committee could never agree. l"n
?ler the i tances he thought it better to sp?
rint a nest ?mi ttee Mr, Applegate cave no
reasons for his resignation, bul saw yesterday thai
he did not agree with the church policy. H- did
not believe in admitting strangers to church meet?
ings, but others did. As he thought the trust?e?
ph. m i i he In harm >ny, he had decided to re? gn,
lie should not leave the church and shoulJ also
continue to discharge his duties as ?uperlntendent
of the Sunday-school.
NEWARK.
John H. Ballentlne, of Newark; K. T. Til-natte,
of Brooklyn; Colonel Btevens, of Hoboken, anl
(.?corse It. Post, Of S. w-Y.Tk, have ?w..-ire.l over M
acres of lar. I r?.ir ]'? ipack. Morris County, where
t'-v ?t ?pom to build ? lake 100 acre? In sxt
There is a natural s-r?am running through th?
tract, and It w.'.l be dammed thirty-three feel hi?rh.
The n.-w resort will be known as Pleasant Valley
Lake.
The court c.iien-i.ir for the April term In Esses
County latgest -ver known in the
wiy "f claim for damage, an i the amount c'.almed
by the mat.y plali llffa will aggregate over M00.000,
The Consolid?t ! Traction Company i* ?rst. wt'h
1230,000 Th'-n come? the Delaware, Lack a wanna an I
"vv- item R . I, fit.; the ?'lark Mlle End Thread
? th? Newark Lime and Cement
Company, llf>,<X>0, and ;h>- Newark and South i >i ing<
Railroad Company, $10, ?00. These ir-- all claims for
Injurie? t'\ ., I? tu-.
Mr?. :.- its K tiler, of Verona, who became siicht
|y derangi . time a? m ling from her
the J
of Newark have been asked
: r !.- r. i ?n Monday niirh; sh<
home of the Rev. W. N. Hiibbell, at Mont lair, an.!
he his not been seen ?Ince then.
Governor Wert? haa ?;? - : :-?! to L-rant a ir'p:te of
t ? week? t ? Hei ry Kohl, the murderer of Joseph
Preinel, now a wail es? I ihi Eusses Coun?
ty J.? . K ihl was t ' :-? hang? l on March 21, but
yester iv Messrs, Henry ft McDermit, ounsel foi
?th?- ronden? ved a d ?patch fr-im the
?. ernoi ylng that he would grant me above
respite as - ., - . reoetv? I an official copy '-f
th?- court record, with Kohl'* full nami and
<?' ? vl tlon an I - The lata were a; once
forwarded to Trenton. K h was apprised of the
Govern r'a a tlon, He smiled when he heard '
aii-1 :t seem? l t.> k-\ ? him new li--p*-.
BAT< ?NNK.
The Rev. Horatio \i.-_-r-. . who wa? recently male
r - of Calvary I'roteatanl Epi? ?pal Church of
Bayonne, wa? ordain? : ?. the priesthood of the
Eplecopal church yesterday afternoon. The cere?
mony took place In C i h al Orange. The
): .? Thomas A Btarl ? I the Diocese of
Northern New-Ji -? fl iti ii r.- ordination,
A lar| ? parishioners from Mr. Ma
gulre'a church attend? I the service?. Mr. Ma
gulre received di rders befoi he was called
t-- Ba; ? ?
RUTHERFORD.
The Republicana of Baal Rutherford, al their pri
m..i'."!i Wednesday, renomlnated William McKen
z Ie, t1"-- popular Kepubllcan Mayor. Preeholder
James R . w..s beaten f',r renomination by
James IV Edwards, a membei of th>- Borough coun?
cil. The other nominee? wen '" r Councllmen, John
V. R. Van Winkle (renomlnated) and John F Ran
do!],!:: i? n-t:. ?loners of Appe -.:. Harrison van Wir.
kle, Luther M. .\x!^r.i ai i I'aul A. Jeanneret.
l?u ! ? Im, l ?? mocratlc candidate for
Mayor K rford, yestenlay positively d?
to run .i was pui In hi? place.
Aiu-tistiK P. lia it." also m " Irew from the ti.-k.-'.
.- '.r-w 11. Brlnkerhoff was named a.? one "f
?: ?
STA TEN ISLAM).
iTAPLETON, Whin the Railroad cuntnitti"' of
the it.,.,!-! of Trust..s of the village of Edgewater
?net '.n the Village Hall al Btapleton "ti Tuesday
n'cht t: ere ? i- i ? i >wd of about SO0 In attendance.
They !?.i.; v. ?,- to the meeting to h--ar the report of
t!.-- ? mmlttee In n rard t? i;t.- granting ??f fran
. trie roads. The committee r. (>- .rt,-.?
In favor of granting frai I the Interior ?Slec
tr-" Railwa) Company, of which Brastua Wim.m
. t. i iv.. Ml Hand Ele trie Rallr ?ad C ?ru?
nny. Thi report ol th? - omm "? ?? r< mm? nded
' ranted to the Stat. n Ivian-I
I trie Itallroa I, ? il. h - compoaed of the Thomaa
syndicat? itti - i.-i thai this ?? ?mpany
Uni : to -. ? ? ,-. book or certificate of
It rporation.
Trust? e Au t Hon ected to a franeh.se
belnu granted to the Interior Company, alleging
that r- ? ? iser-st, and !:; hmond Road,
a whi h "i- :.:.. i- t ? ;.,? run, opposed the road
l streets. A ;>? titlon stK.-n-l by
a vi ra- hundrtvl ol t Citizens' C immlttee, pravinit
lor the granting of the franchises, w.-is presented t-.
the committee. The board ordered th- petition
placed . n t .
A HAXDtOME *ATAl MILITIA iOVVBXIB.
"The Naval M '? , . .??? |a tho ,,,,,. of an fx.
?" ? ?-'?? '????? Isom? souvenir of that organisation,
?f It? memi.Ts an i <,f |tg crulas lasi yeai It is
?jdltsd by D. \ B stures ami Barter Seagrav?. i
it Is ? .an;.- book, printed o* Bns paper and bound ?
l' ?? ither. The lllustrationa at.- excellent and ei
'? ? i nglj nunwroua. The> comprise nlcturei of
A'.r^sS1?.v!,1"hfn" '??"-"? '-"?An?
?ariou. dKS ,\; ::;;!,,::,:".h^ -??.? ?>-"
V. r.York i i. u J or ,h<' ?nli'er? of the '
V'^.,m^iy*!;?,?n^u^'1of,;;;[rsV<-,Th;re'
r _ ? ' r ??'. ->' ;i'" '"'??.?nlsatlona Th?cruise l?
? ' " ? ?'- U?Ogtk 11) vivarlo,,,, style
THE Hum BBTWESX TWO Hin 0AM l.isKs
The war that th- Third Avenue Railroad Company
at-! the Metropolitan Company have been waging
for j ???" ??-rrlt ..-> n.rth of iine-hundred
nnd-twenty-flfth-st w.is transferred to the alder
?i.- n'a -ii.imi'?-.- yesterday afternooa. Th.- Kaiiroad
Conunltte ;.. u i the protest .-r sereral propciiy.
ownei i ol Washington Heights anj Ktagsbridag
???.i nst c- rank Ion ?'-? ng granted to the Third Ave.
nui- Company t, lay . ? tr.u-ks. .lam,-s McCresry
jir-- tied a i titlon asserting that the property.
owix-r- believed n. healthy oppoMtloa and thai ?.in
per v, m of : ?tin w-.-.- in favor of the MetropoUUw
Trai-ti.,n Company.
1'atrtck Horrigaa sa.d thai Iks property-owners
Wire '.(.?usiil t.. a tr>.i?v r.,.il. and he was loudly
appiauded. Louis Wcind-.'ll, of the Washington
Hpitrht? Protective Association, severely arrai
the Third ?.venu? Company for Its present S?rvlc?
He x.il'l that it oould nol handle '". i""'.^"', '\H'"11',,.
Edward i.auterbarh. counsel lo the rhlr 1 Awn ?
road raid lie -.a.ml I refrain fr.'m making hi? ursu
ment until the Metropolitani Tm?tlon ? mptny!
aoDllcatlon had been heard. H< ?aid thai h? wou.?
?hPen cira?* show thai the Mstw^lluii^Tr^lon
Company was s monopoly snd aras nol enmnnj i
the permission. _
HOME ?SEW8.
ju ff""' r*m Lrrn' s*"* ""'""' "p"""'' "" ""
n?M?.i..>/..r* la ?-?ar-rar* CM? ">"' ?" reealetmt "" "'-?
tvruii?K ri'irtn/ the t'iK'td mat,*** '" 'i'i''?;?"*??'"?? n' Vp.
"i ^iii/i?' V'ie PerfcCI's. ?HI Isi/sessstles ?ad iforasMati
"erpt/tt'l-'??"*-"'/'>"'"?'''0"'?" '.""'?itir"'"""' '"'/ ?MM
taaa tV ?in'r^t/vrf fa nt" "" Fs>l*?d Prat?? -i-nii>ip?r? m ">ia
oty.and to 'Ai .?.?frrt Jftt for ?WxrSllSSltoa M?"MfS*eitl il?
rvun'rv _ _
WHAT IS GOING ON' TO.PAT.
Dr. A. V. V. Raymond's addreSS before the Patlig
Oluh. Sherry's, s p. m
Everett P Wheeler on "Strikes'' before Alpha
Delta phi Club, No. ??:?, Wesi Thlrty-tblrd-st., ? N
p. m
Manuscript Society concert, No. :> s West Fifiy
flfth-Bt., ?* p. m.
The Rev, M H Harris's loeturr-. Temple Israel,
8 p. m.
Th.- Rev. C. H Baton's lecture, ?'ivi^.-h of Divine
Paternity, 4 p. m.
Conv.*entlon of Irish son?nos. No. IR Essl Forty
seventh-st., I p, m.
National Deaconesses' Conference, ?'entrai Meth?
odist Episcopal ?'hur, it
Art oxhiiiition In aid of Little Mothers, No, M,
Pifth-ave.
Edward R. Conanl before noonday prayer-meet.
in?:. No. 1171 Fiilton-st.
City Vigilance Leggue, United Charities nuil.line.
S p m.
Zeta Psi Fraternity dinner, Delmonico's, evening.
Police Commissioners' meeting.
NEW-TORK CITY.
The City Vigilance League ?rill hsve the formal
opening of its rooms In the I'nlted Charities Build?
ing, Fourlh-ave. and Twenty-second-st., this even?
ing. Ex-Mayor Abram s Hewitt will preside, and
addresses will be made by R Pulton Cutting, presl
dent of the New-York Association for Improving
the Condition of the Poor; Robert w de Porest,
; ? lent of the Charity Organisation Society, and
by Dr. Psrkhurst, srho will accept the room? f"r
the league,
A private meeting o' the Mnnus. ript Society will
be held this evening In the Mendelssohn Rooms,
No. 108 West Plfty-flfth-st., at s 10 o'clock.
Th?. March meeting of the Patria Club will be
hell al Sherry's this cvetiine. The topic of t!;..
?4'enlng will be "Higher Education ?<s Related to
National Life." Th.- speaker will be President An
drew v. v. Raymond, of Union College,
Beginning this evening, Arthur Rose ?rill give a
series of four Friday orean re. i! ils In the I'ar'K
Presbyterian Church, Eighty-sis th-si. snd Amster
dam-ave. Admission will t ?> free. Mr. Rose will
be assist.-i by Miss Marlon Peters, ?oprano Mli
Floretee Melgs, contralto, and F. MeserolePoulk?
violinist.
The Zeta Psi Praternlty ?rill ha4*? a dinner st
Delmonico's this evening. Aninnt the speaker
tul! I.e Judge AtlgUStU? V;in Wyek, the Rev. I 't ?.
William J? Iniryep ar i Charles ll Eaton \
G, Eos and Edmund Bristol.
The ofTi-or? of the Alumnse Association of the
Normal College will hold their regular "at homi '
to-day In the llhrary of the r,.lli _-e fr"'ii I lo ' ;
ThA purpose of the "at home" Is lo t.nne the mom
bers of the association, which now number?
1,300, into more Intimate relations with fiii-h other.
a pleasant feature of th.- "smoker" to be gt4-en
by th<- ?''immer.ial Travellers' Club No IS IV* ?
Thirty-first st., this evening, avili he the pr?
;?' Miss Marie I't..-sl?>r, of th? Camlll? I
? ?pera ?'ompany
TITO tiew Macs have lacen received from W?
Ion for th? Federal Building. Thej me? ur? 60x11
feet and d play ? four fool ?ai'."
Commissioner Charles It Hubhell will or(
an Antl-Clgsrette league of nearly '.-??' i ipt
Gremmar School No KS, No . ? ? t Oi i hin Ir? '.
and-tenth-st., thl? evi There av.ii all i be
given IO0 rertlflcates to as many pupil- who were
neither absent nor late a single session of the I
term of five months,
William Barclay Parsons, engineer of the Rapid
Transit Commission, lecture**, on "Rapid Trai ill
in iiihT Countries," with stereoptlcon
meeting of Good Governmenl Club >? held lasi
night at the v M t' A. hall, Washington H?
branch, between Tenth snd Ele4'cnth
An entertainment and reception ?fill be cae- | -,
lental Commandery, I". ? ?. ?; f"? at Adeiphl
Hail, Fifty-second si and Broadway, on M
evening.
Th?- bituminous coal-carriers and ;? lucera con?
tinued th'-lr meeting tn thi? city yesterday; bul
beyond a dlacusslon of pel 'entagt ? ?? I no
bualness. The meeting adjourned until to-m
morning,
Th- American Protective Tarlfl i.< igue yesterday
announced the appointment of Arthur I. Thomas
of Ball l.ake ?'ita. n? vice-president, and Hebei N
Well?, of the same .(ta. SS B? retara-. f,,r 1'tah
Mr Thomas has heretofore t.een Identified with ttie
league aa Territorial se retary, and now b?
\i ' president for this new state.
COTTON QUOTATIONS GO HIGHER.
GREAT ACTIVITY ON THK Ni:v V"!:k EXCHANUK
KPINNKR8 '','"i!. Bt'YRRS
The buoyancy In th? i ?tton markets of th? ?
ntlnued > esterdaj. At th? clos? i : on the
New-York Cotton Exchange were I to 10 points
hlKh<r than Wednesday's close. The lasi prices
were the best of th-- day. Since th< rls? began
cotton haa Irnprov? I IN point i from th? low? I '.
point represent? IS on the value ,,f ion bales of cot?
ton. Thus from the depth? cotton has Irnprov?
f,,r every W0 bale* A* on the ,;(a- before, '.
pool led ihe movement, promptly responding i" th.
ris-- here on Wednesday. Outside ? ? r ? i ? i camt
freely, and Investment and speculation buying made
the market s distinctly broader one than has been
seen In months. Total rales <>f futures were IM.SOfl
hales, the largest In s long time, In fact, th? re
seemed t" be a genuine wav* of bull enthusla
One marked feature <>f the day wa? the activity
,n sf,..t cotton at higher quotations, Mancl lei
spinners loos. 12.000 bale? In l.lverj.l, and up to
1 .;.> o'clock ?.""" bale? had i ? - n sol i in New-? irleans
at l-ll cent advance. All th? Southern ?poi
markits were strong. Pic exporti were report* I
from Galveston, Here ?pinners bestirred them?
selves, an! in the face of an advance of 3-H cent
,n ?pot quotations, look Ml bales, s considerable
amount for this markel as condition? are ai pre
eut, The purchase? In Liverpool led t" talk thai the
sti" ks at!.it In that harbor to-morrow will ?how
, :. Ided decrease f.r the week. All thl? activity
of the spinners goes i'< prove what The Tribune hss
been pointing out, that the Inherent strength of
cotton is In tii.- healthy bu Ines? condlt on abroad
.?ml the hopeful outlook here, now lhal Congress
has adjourned, There may be a reaction from this
sharp upward movement, bul the prices of last
week ar?- not iik> ly t,> be seen again
There were renewed signs of a decrease in the
movement Port recelpti yesterds) were 16,000 bales,
agalnsi 7.7'?' i.im year and 18,000 ihe corresponding
dat.- m tin. Atwood Violet I a Co. comment a.s
folio? i ?n Ihe cotton i II u itlon:
Wer-- then- as much famlliarit) with ? ?tton, si s
speculative commodity, a? operators display wth re.
gar?! t i thi s;, k and grain markel throughout the
East and West, the former would very largel) attrai |
attention and become a markel ol great activity,
It must 1m- renfembeied i lint cotton crop? have
averaged about 7,800,000 bale? for the lasi elghl
years, Including the present one, and an averag? ol
??,:''?o,i??i for the seven year? ptevlou? Th? large?!
erop ever grown is now being market..I, bul with
price? unprecedented . x.-?-pt once before In the
history "f the trade, and aaitii a crop i"t th* com
Ing "?isuti that promises t" be at least 2,000.000 baie?
smaller than tin- yield of thi present ?eason, there
has i.een f,,t th<- last three month? or more g i m
lit.uai s -IlitiK. ii"t only of the present, but <?! a
'Top thai Is nn! a.-t in the ?round, and Which in.eh!
!?? decided!? smaller, owing i" unfavorabli con?
ditions during the growing ?eason, than even s i>
auced acreag? would Indicate, it aaa a : ver) well
in form.! >. ira, at this time, '..i speculatively sell
n.-w crop months al price? . to I rent? higher
'han those now rulliiK, imt it !.- risky to be selling
contracta ar (inures which mann ?? certain los? t.,
n?- man who attempts to cultivate, at present quo
tatlons.
VRDRRTARgRM PETITIOX TBR COROXSRS.
Hoard of Coroners hag received a petition
rrom th,. New-Tork City Ind.rtakers' Association,
u\Z ? I''" 0,1,-'-"ll'"lre?I-ai..l-twv.-niy-rit!h -st , - '
tine.' forth ,he fa.-, ,ha! ??. (.,lstom (lf , ,?. ,.?,,,
? Coroner, to forbid undertnker. from removing
lidcn "*T !h: rPmnln- "' "*?' "?vin, .i
r*-<juestinK the board L ^"'""s Inconvenience, and
?lark ut the ComnJri" i?"r,? ,,n*' ??tendance of ?
mt Loronrra 0ffl. ? during ,he ,Jay ?J
do so mrinv intel?
ligent and practi?
cal housekeepers,
who for years used other baking powders
(which they considered the best), now
use Cleveland's baking powder?
It is the best that money can buy,
as aV
that's why.
Why
AFFAIRS IS BROOKLYN.
WHAT TO DO WITH LITTLE CRIMINAL?.
A conference waa held at th? Cltj, Hall yesterdsy
over the qu to what should be done with
irge number of children vv> o ? ?? ar?
rest for small crlmea and mlsdemesn? r?, snd who
ar- too vlcloua to be ?ent to the Truanl ?' Home,
but not ol i or hai lane I eno igh t ? warrant theli
being l-lii -1 m tail. TI.onfer? m - sraa atten IH
by Mayor Bebieren, Superintendent Maxwell and
Jai. B Rouck, of Ihe Boanl of ?Mu?llon! Rob
erl -i Wllkln. ?upei ntendeni ? f the s - - ty f..i
the Prevention of Cruet) m t hlldren. and A
ant Corporation Counsel On ns od. A gen? i
(Mission fol'.? \v. i r? ?ut ng In an u .-. '?"
rAUendance Vomml.tcc . -^\/.
?ton vlsli ., nlot "f ground owned b) tne rit) si i g
- ? the Trimm iT-,..-. and - irheiher I,would
t,.. advisable to -t- t a ?? parai ? i ?"' <?'?
... oi t;,. vi lo i- children.
Tu PAVOR IMMIGRATION RESTRICTION
v g meeting of the Immigration R
!,.,_?.. So '. of New-Torn: State, held last i
,','N, : Barai ?ga ave., the following officer? were
I,,,.',,.,, ,,?_ ? i r Brennan, president; .braham
l,.ni secretery; Bylaw? Committee, W. H Allen.
w s Ryerson, P. A. Mason, r T. Mlddleton
.braham I.ent. The meeting waa I rg? ?tten.le.i,
I, j? th.- Intention of Ihe orgai ????'"
auxiliary league? throughout Ih? J ? ?' !
numerous n.fbll meetlnga I " rehy a
airona popiilai ?-" an I ro? a I?
,he anl?]. ' Ml ' n-ed? - la??ca am
wt-lcom? l to memberehlp.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN
Kakuao Tsukomoto, a Japai ha - I ? ?
ludged Insane by Prs. O'Conneli and Mctcalf, nf
the rharltles I iei>srtment, an I i ? ?
?sylum He was st on? time a ? ook In the
Nnvy The wai '??' "' !l '
I ..,.. |) m ... ? ' m m? ntally W hen the
-.,.,.... . ? ..-? er atten I rres? him, I
I m for gChii ? nearij Irani :
him
?,- i; i: ronternn, of No. W Ryn
!.. - n ai ; oint? d i rof? i -??? of m?i United
.-? .-. mu tarj \- ademy al W ? ?l P< tnl He t - tan
his dul esl lay.
The m ivT an i the Board nf Al '?? -r'" n ronfem l
j eater lay on ho* i ? I lo list] ?? of the ;?? ??; ? rty
acquired by the ? Ity at arrcai
i-iirv sal I thi - It) ? ' ' ed I?) parcels of nd It
aald that If a warra " ' '
ihe city would realise I ? '
than i' otherwi?? wo ild
Before ludge gtovei ind a Jurj li the .
? ?,,-;? ? \. ?ter la) ' '
It Ryan I ? .-1 ? ? r ?
for 110.00?) Ryai
' '
A hill has I t to A
Ihe city of I ml I ? ?
? ? , ? I for I
, ?
V t prct.cn t t pay li i ? ? ? I r
ley C Ud to
.
p.-utl
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.-t SUBSTANTIAL BUILDING WANTED.
y-i ej->S ">- - u;- v i ?
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g la ? ? ere, t
?
stltul
mittet to It I ? . ?
offleel
und |.:- for the
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fully ISO.flu
w,:; have ift?
the propcrt
? .ml. .il to hull I a ?.?I i . ,
not m? relj for the pi
? ? all ? ; ?
'
;
f West? for ?
?in- Horn? To ?epirate froi theli
' ? ? ' i : . ? ? -.-'..- I '
fault of their -v?
-
into vlciou ind to feed
. (In I for ih? -n .- ind ti wm
proti ? ? i charli
touch ? ? ri nf parent? an i
t. m . an : ?? - lo m-tlon the flnci
g. ner ? ? i
i more i
; titutlon of U . ' ? . . lei I'o ml
purp ? -- no| ? -, ? . :
? - nomlc il '?
??.-.. ? . ?. ? ,..
by preventing fh< i r? f that mpt - nt, de
.- i ? nn . : ?? i . fill 1
; hous? ? nn-l penlti liarle?, and ir? ich a burilen
? ?
V problem of t hi ig< n ? ? ? ?
?-un; number? ol that ?das? a-ho lmr<len Bnd
! in-1 , ' oriel i it.-- factor li
quest loi |n eparat? u ' ? in I ?;.,-? -,,
unfortunate rhll Iren of this i and make ol ih? m,
;?
? itlon, ? tablli n- i foi that \< t ? i- ?
aubje t t.. visitation b) th, pi pe? pul .
. \ I ted evo i ? i ? ) l h i II
Bup? i ?. Is 'i of the county. It ?
ol the managt r? to Interest
of the . ount ) with the s i k ng of tl ? i itutlon,
i-? have them vlsll and become thorough!) familiar
w .ti, it? methods, .in l ? on -> 1er It, as It In fact Is,
.t thi m-, t Import int ? ? th. publl ,-hai
?-: the county. The) believ? that the more wl?l?
spre.-id the Inter? ?I In II the great?
fulness; homes .?. i. more r? i?lll I mi I foi ? .
children, the) can i"- trained lo become hon? I in-l
? III lent ? ? rvants, labor? rs, mi '.mi' and i ii;
The managet ?, takiiii ad intag? of this ?I ist,
a- .-m opp .tt'ii,. Urn? t., bring the pi ople . t i ,..
county and Ihe public Into cloecr relation? wlih it, i
work, and bid lev Ing thai the m?r? unlvei ,i ihe
aid obtained the greater will i ? th? efflrii n -j of thi
? itlon, ti"\v earnestly appeal t . nil for sub
KTlptloifi and contribution? They ,,-k a >?
and hearty co-operation. Bverj on? srho contribute?
will feel a deeper inter? t : i thi? work an Inter? i
in. tsiir.-i nut by th?- am-.un! subscribed or contrib.
ut.-1, but b) the aelf ?a rlfice in making it
Subscription an I contributions will i ? r? - Ive I hj
Charle? It it;-1. pre*ldent, No 7? Park-ave., and
Mrs. Richard M. II".-. treasurer, No. 11 Easi Seven
ty fir t-st.
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TO ?XTEATI6ATK Tlir ORCKARD-AT. tCCIDBST.
District-Attorney PVUowi yeaterda) a Igned his
a??l?tant, John P, Mclntyre, t,. i.ik? ? irgc ol Ihe
i r s.-, utlon ?if tin. ? Indicted : n th? ol'apslng of
the building? In Orchard-el TW? action wa* the
result ..r .i I. tier receive I in the I Mat! I I \
fr-.tn M.iv.'t .-?: ng, asking Ihn \i M Intyn be
aasigned t, the matter. Assistant Dlstrl I .ttorney
it- ??? ; Townsend will ,i?-.-t Mi Mclntyre In the
't'i and preparation of the i?? The initial es
a ml nation m the matter will be had Ihla morning In
the ?' i... :? .
.1 MBBOBAXT A\l> PATROLUA.t ACCCBED.
Al tl,,- ix, cutlve s? - lion of the Poli
?loners on Tuesday lausl f?er_e_nl Daniel C Moyn?
han, ut the Hlghbridi - ituul, wai transferred t,,
, the Plfth-st. Italie? The action of the boai I waa
kepi .??? ret si Ihe time, but It leak. yestei
da; that si riou? . hsrge ha . I ? i made a? il i I
Moynlhau and Mounted Patrolman Conrad J Nlch
"i i The Sergeant all.? n?. ?? i . duty an I
.?i controversy with Roundsmat Oeorgi K Hack ..f
the Hlghbrldg, ?qua?l, led lo hi irai fei rom the
prerinci, on the recommendation of Stiperlntei lent
Byrnes. Roundsman Rack preferred charge?
against Nlcholaa for being drunk, and will be g
?rltness aitaiiiMt the Sergeant Th? rase ?ill l,e
Xuiiy larastlgatsd at Hoadquartarg next trial day
THE PKHE MYSTERY.
A GROWING BELIEF THAT THE MAN 18
STILL ALIVE.
HOME I'XEXPI.AIXRT) l IR? : MST ANTES ABOUT HH
.?.''?'irvrs A C171 !? II ? ;- rORT il'.' ?M DR.
I? i\ l.f. li: - COM I' \i' in PARTI \!.I.V
V'KRIKI -I BOSTON
Th.- dlaappi trance ol J, ". Rache, the life Insur?
ance agent, remain? I ? myster) yesterday, although
n Information waa recelvi l which strengthened
the suaplcion that he ii i l run away t" av ?id trouble,
and tiiii lie probabl) aa.is alia., and well some?
where near Bo?ton. John N Pattlson, the presi?
dent of the I'm.in Central Ufe Insurance Compan)
,if Cincinnati, was In charge of Bache'? office In the '
Metropolitan Life B?llulig, at Mall i/n-ave. and
Twenty-third ?t., and he ssld he could not be con?
vinced tl u Heche had been i deliberate defaulter,
!? was true thai th? pr ??-?? I n itef u the bank .
had a ba i look, an I thai ?: tche h i ! nol accounted !
i ?r a ''" Bi.ntlni to nea rly P 000 which be?
longs I to the I ? ? , on?| my, bul Mr Pattlson
?- ire-l that If Ha ha I nn.iounc? ! that he -.a 11
pr? ? ? i ' ?" n.'? ; i.ompany would haa >? loaned
several thousand dollars tn him cheerfully, and the
bai k '.a ? ?: i hav? . time on tha i,. If lu?
ll , i iski l f ?r 11
Itobei ' .i llalre, i who had tran act? I
- ?m? b ' Hache, raid yei tel laj that
? IChe i m to lue Ihe makers .if the
t...'.-? but a search lories of -? veral i
ein? had falleil to ?? of the mak
? ?? in 1 It wa? I that the bank had loaned
nn the i if Bach?
Hi i ? Royl? ma le t late
?
"I '? ? . ,nni ?? i -.a '!i the i'n.
Central I ?If? I ira i \?n , 11 ? . bul i ? i ilonally
Mr. Hache, who a-? friend, ei
me t il ? ? rk. It was
t.?n a Ith him
;.!-? . ft? ' ?th l
very wi ?'? ? lined on '
the Kail It it. a
ind If I
>t dazed to te||
. ?
ene 1 (,i throw I If ]
..- best Cl friPl
I awok? I ' . : ? t Hat he bad i
I had
., ! my way to
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liga ? earned be
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??in
, ? . :. ii- the ? ? tal? ol !?? in?
upon hy rnugl i ?? , I hi ? In Ing
mi ihe ?ti ' nelng
. ? ? . , been pari
i
a-ork If thi relai ? lo hav? It don?
the police -,ia. they
, ? i c they i ould find ?? ? ? , ? ..; him, bul
i: ? ? i '! ? ? i ? ng en
eresit-l In Nea--1 ? <r v? i 'H a -, .r |
. i ja|
//// un is hi 11 111 v a I'STERT.
put.|.i; AT VViiItK UN THE THK"?RT THAT THE
ski i,i. l\ '! mi li ? -r\li \ : ? l\ i "!: \ SIXTH
IVAS II AI DI SI'SIR MA H IN
v idiKII ' ' v '
mur Ici f llttli - Martin, the
trunk of aa !i..- ? i. - la -.- ?
. . ?? N.. W In ? !. ? ??:
? Mat i. 19 1- 'I . - H ill? I II) tl '?????
lion ,,f ih' r ibll ? by th? llscovei a ..t .? ? . : , . :
on VVe.ln? la ) nlghi n the cellar ol lh? len? un nt
Nn fcV? West Fon ? With the skull
pi i , i i m i , " i lack? mll.ii to i he ni. kti"? n
to hav? I. worn ? Ime of
ipprarai ? Ph? skull and I I were
,? the Morgue tlflratlon
The Martin famll) lived it \ . fian El? a ? th ave. al
th? tut. The father .if:<-r
aa.i: i ... i ? '" - a a drunkar I and
I .- mol hei dl il'i" i '? : ' " ?? . Ml Iren nf
II . famll) ha I I? ? n pi u ? i In th? custo la of Ihe
?;.-tra .?
N.t tract- of the murd ? ? . > Martin ever was
four i in Ih? pollc?
The |K?llCe aa. .'? ?? .... ... ,. j ,.,,.
n< tlon ln'tween Ihe Martin i ise ai I the skull, li
w is their theoi > it 111 t that the kull aa i - only the
abandoned i- rimer of a student oi physician. The
skull evident I) had been parboiled, and this, mea
thought, was the aa,,.;, ,.f g medical man. When It
aaa- recalled, howi-vei thai Ihe trunk of Ihe un?
fortunate child wai il i parboiled, there avis :? i in
In think thai the ?kull wa thai nf the Martin girl.
The (ackei found with the < ill was i clew for the
detectives, When the tun Lie I trunk was found
in the Thlrt) ninth si cellar, there were pieces of
clothing ai'.eit u which the child'? parent? after?
ward kientlfl? i ?a having been S'orn i". her. The
jacket was missing, and a description of ll i- "ii the
records at the West Thirl rventh ?t. police i m
tlon v 'coi ling to thl d? - rlptl ?n, Bu le Mai tin
aa. n brown cloth cloak with vellos ?tripe? and
fur trimming? When Hetectlv? Hergen aa.i- ask. I
yesterda) to give a lescrlptlon of th? cloak found
al.t the skull, li- siid thit it w.i, a brown cloth
garment aa Ith yellon ..? ,.? i ?trip? -
The police ar.- a.ia uncommunicative regarding
atii.it they ar.- doing ..i the case and s* to whether
the) haa.- discovered yet whal might prove ?? sub
?tanttal clt-w. There I no doubl that the skull had
been In Ihe cellar where it avis f.,im i ,.v?r sin.-.,
the Martin child aa aa murdi i . i
SU familles have moved oui of the building In
the interval The nea discovery may eventually
place the i-''', tl? "ii the track of the brutal mur?
derer, who ha- aaoiiei detection for nearl) s year.
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M A PIS E IS TE ILIQ ES CE.
MtNlAI I i '?: a:.M t.Nv.
g inr ?? S ?S ? '?'' M ? ?? i ? rn s i?'. M n'a ?e- n
Hllill v \ '. ..!. TO DAT.
v v ? ? . ?t i*- ?. i I ."? >?.' il :' i . ? 7 u
| p.M ? in ? II ? 7. P". . I ' ? ?'? c II . Ill '?? 7 31
ISCOMIMu su i '?/,v,;f.
i
TO PAY.
V-..M i i I.ln*.
Kimmati.S? I.n i i Fen M.lesm-t"? .V II ll
I fOl )rai!0.Hell I -e 17 .Uli?.ai
! silier.Bremen i VI. 'J7t .N ?'? l.la>d
Viola.??il.n.li*r. K'l. I?. Me.i
I Cufie....??.Liverpool, t\u M.White sur
Two years a?o we put a stop to a
wrong practice that bad always seemed
right?-so nianv reputable merchants
did it !
Our invitation to you to come in
\v;is hearty and frank and you nat- j
urally expected us to look out for your
interests first of all. Instead, we used
to tell our salesmen : " Sell this or that
garment (slow-sellers for some reason
or other) and we'll give you a quarter
?<?r halt-dollar or a dollar."
We're through with that. No more
M premiums ; " we mark down instead.
Costs money ? Ves; but it does not |
eosi trade, and trade is more money
than money itself.
Result: $."?, IS, 810, more, cut off
of hist season's li^lit overcoats and
suits.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.
TTinEF. ) I'rlrr?
BROADWAY ' Wsrr?n.
^Tot-tir,?. ) s2^ at
BEST&CO
Qirls'
Shirt
Waists.
Si/t's 8 to 14 yrs.,
comprising a choice selection of ma?
t.'liais and colors.
A \--t'. desirable ?tyle, mad" in bin?? and
?'hite percale, laundered , "Mara and -?uff?, ?--q ,
w ?th |',|" d ? !k-'? / VC. |
Pa i ?? style in plain eolora, c .l'.ar?
uffi piped with ?rhlte; also In * ? /-?q
: m sti lp? ; .it. I ngurei ?PI ? """?
Sew upring styles for Qhildren in
every department.
60-62 West 23d St.
ir V?h 21 .An-hor
.St Uli ta. K?!> 2? .I.-irip-rt * !!-.!'.
SATVRDA. M??'.-'H !?
M?: ? '.
_ ? ... X '?? , i "
ign I'lty S ., -,-i?-i ! -
T....... ? ?. ?>
i- ... gt Li-1, r?b ?-??
.
. . . X V A t ?
nrni^t Ill?
.Arrow
. Uimpirt A Kali
t.n Norm ir?1ie
. . .
SUNDAY. M?H?"H lrt.
Hi - M*r--h 2 .Fren--h
llamburs K-S 2rt .Hamt, Am?r
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
v.??.! r-- t ?"??
- -?-??-??,?.;,;
I um -, . ? ? ? ' -
Mai!? r!?s? Vs_s?t sat!?
. I ?VI p r.i
. Simpm
HATl'RDAT, MARCH ?
(Une? X '1 I.t-?-1 .7 no * m I> on s m
|,i '?-,_. Ilavr? rreni-h . . .IO:SSam jnopm
. to .10 a m 3 no p m
Kli ?? -i A .- !?>??> s RI 12 '?l RI
- c M?vana v v v ???h? in .ni a m 1 ??? p m
? ' Hayl Royal I -it.-ti 1?? n? s m 1 ?<? p m
s?- ? ?tn?r . 11 >s? ? m 1:60 p ri
,\ -, .,,.,.?..". *.- .... | ,?) p tn .1 ??> p m
R S T A P R. 1 OB p ni H ?m p n?
, ??? Hull Wit? ? . 1:00 p m
'.- ' ?? ?il Tran?. ?wpm
i' .i burs Hai v. . l:0Sp m
T i ! - !'???? Kln???.i ' i'??'?'? ?? . -1 'i.? P m
namhu ?le Homes'?. 2 ?ni p m
? ? ? M? ?, . S ?s? p ?
- s-? Orleans, fromw??! . .1 m? p m
?i- n? . S ?1 p ni
'? Hunsnn . 2 i? p m
,. S-a faatle. Wiiw-n. 1 00 p ni
M "XL W M AI".''Il 11.
S'm-ii "le. Ja. -
?t ?s? p m
SHIPPING SEWS.
PORT or NEW TORR. THCRSDAT. MARCH 7. im
?RRlVEti
?r li. ? iflerl tunes* Rremen Vehruarv 2-*. anl
17, with m .?? 1"-"- '.Sin .-in-1 27t ?'?.-r??.?
? li? .\ '" Vim-.-'I .it tl\* It.-ir Bl 2.'.?
i'!''i --.i ?- ili-i Ryera, ?'lenfuesT'?? f-Vhni.irv
nter; vessel '., A'aydell \ r . Arrived
' it 1
>?? uii.-i Kl !'i-. Qui *. X- t ?vtl.-ans. with ml?? to
' Van Sickle
??teal. X ,? che? Kmltl Savannah, with ml?-> ant
p '??? n?ei ? i ? It l. vv ill ?
-? t l.'iniiiu n i'"i -h, Rlehm n-l ,in-1 Newport
*.? .- ? ?.-'. " ???? .-!;,> .:,k-- * ? ' >: l 'v.mlntnn S? i".?.
?learner PltJ ol X.? Bedford. IM-h-r. fail River for
'
Rarh Ar-|".-ii i.t it"-.--ii.. Hrinina?..n Montevideo ?2
-.I'M in I? to .1 I' M ri?.iii ? ? i; v??.?--l 10 Mlll.-r *
?
Sand) H ? ?? March 7 I SO p m IVtad soatheset; light
dene? fog.
i'i.r IRET?.
? i- Ouyandott?, u.iiK-r. ?Veal Point?Old Pomim?i
?
sr Meat? ii'n Vattal, Marseille? Jsases W ?ti?
ll ? Il K I'im.vk,
llennett, Portland Ha?
st, ...
well .v
" M vv hlln. y. H.
me? . liv i f K in v.,. .,
rai III,Il
??t.im-r Aiii--rt, i-i il'iit.i, | : ,-.- I > \ -r tor order? <" It
I
HI? .in-1 i'. nlabelle (Rri, Hi t\- : . I? SI Manias, M Kitts
VI. . ?:?? hl il?.- t ? '
earnei ?dran? rrn iRri l'lyde, Ht Jar? ?nd nenfuegoa
W ,..'. 'I .\ ,
St'?i,i-r I-' W llnin?. I^>wt?, Rail " r.' H ?' K-istcr
Steamer Vorktown, l'-l--. S'ortolK nul N'ewport Kew?
Old I? min lor s? t'.i
Kieamer Tyrlan ilin, r???;.. 1 : ,?..-?-?. Otba il r?um,'is
? r Pawn -, Tnwnaend Phltadelptil? W P i'ivi?
hlp Kln? Arthur IRri M l*h?r? n, Bydne? ai.| \?w
N su il w i-. ...t. ., .
Rarh l-:.?,r-?i -'|?T- lllrl HI ne? Rio ?iriii.t? do lai ?nA
P ?? ?l??_Te, ri? Phlladelphl? Mlllei ? Haaghtaa
S Vll.l-.l'
for Amst^r l.im. K .ntahell
"rira., i- ituvilla. Philadelphia
Xiil'li !?: TO MARINERA
S?
nklnavlll* x v Mai h 7 Th.- f"||r,winK n??,.. to
::::;:"';;?::;,^,:;7M'.,,"""'' *."*??--? *****>?
V Mark ^|.?r buoy, Without Rumbar has he-n plared with
'" '- ''??', <??'?'? ?h? si^rn ol ih? sunken s.-honn-r \ len
Mini,-., about 260 f.-.t BSE from the BE .-.,iner of the
s-i'?.'.l,,k., \.,.l? ,'l'?,-? dock o? T'-nipkinsMiic. Bt?te_
l?Un?t. V \. ?h- im-y h, i? \i fe,, llf watrr Hl tnfAa
M'i\ I'MI-'STS OF s'l'KAMKRS.
I'"I.I'1';X PORTS
Sfan-r !? (..nia, ,ltri. I.sl,.lL. from Ksv-TsrH P-ehmary
- ' ?rrn ,i ,,i i. i,.|.,ii Mareh 7.
S,S,V ;,n:,'; M;;,M1";,i'1'1.? *?-" """?' tnm ?*???? t*
s..-,,,,.: ertnelpia ?i<r,. Btanaarf frwsi New-Toeh Peh
I'l.n ) .'ii ? rl-.~,l ai I..-,,h .M?r,-|, T.
"learner Masaasoll IRri Murray, fro,-i New-Tort !?'.-',
ir> it. arrlvad at Ilrlstol March 7
Bleamer Ma
rum
??esmer Baal? io?r> Kescler, from Brenea, sail.-i from
Bouihampton Matvh 7 f i .\,-- fork
i Mr?. Smith, from Liverpool, sail. ,1
f: n. ljueenslown March 7 f i New-York
Hieaiiier Aerkcndam (Dutch), Bakker, fr-.m R?tt
?team r ' heatei it hatch I, Bayeaen fr-.m X-? v,,rk K,
ru?n it? for Rotterdam, p.,*-! RrawU Point March 7
ai HamtHirp Man h T.
Bteamei Wllleklnd .'t'-i , \
haven March 7 tor New-York
^,,',.".,.,.','.r. _-hl? "J"1' ?l.llm-r
er
eb.
I,
!
sail.'.l fr.-m Ilr.-ni-r
NVw-V.-rk.
si. , . , < ??'">-'? ?n iii.m-rhnven Mur.-h 7
?-. ^^P^t^uSr?* '""? N-V-rk. VU
N?TrS M?V(Br>' ,V""' -""' fr"'? ^'-U, f,r
'('.- ir-|,|i,i
Annoiinrernent?.
K & ?V.
A new rollar.
"Chacaqua."
Phillip.?' DtfMUbta cocoa
The only wu with rich .-h-K-olate flavoi;.
k.a?lly d!f?al?4.
O'NEILLS
6th Ave., 20th to 21st St.
Grocery Dept.
(RA*r.MK>T.)
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
STEAKS, 2 lb. tans, solid packed 20c?can.
COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
STEAKS, flat ?ans, finest quality 18c*^n,
Codfish, Fresh and Kippered Herring,
Findon Haddock, Pickled Oysters,
Lobsters, Shrimps, Clams, Etc.,
AT LOWEST PRICES.
TEAS.
GOOD MIXED TEA .... 24c. ]\
.-, id?, for I.?*?.
EXCELLENT MIXED OOLONG
or ENGLISH BREAKFAST . 35c. lb.
? lb*, fur l.OO.
VERY FINE OOLONG, MIXED
or ENGLISH BREAKFAST . 45c. lb.
CHOICE MIXED OOLONG or
ENGLISH BREAKFAST . 60c. >
1,4111.t: AMORTsfBelT
JELLIES, JAMS, PRESERVES. FRUIT,
BUTTERS, and CANNED VEGETABLES
AT LOWEST PRICES.
SPECIAL MENTION.
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