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A UNIOK-ST. "XO!"
njjROOKLYX'3 KIKST CITIZEN" OPPt.SKS
THE PROPOSED TROLLET T.INE.
oggAT interebt ixcitid IN un: LETTEB KROM
i a T. BTRANAHAM?OTHBB TEBTIMOJCt AP
nfCED TO BHOW THAT an BUfiCTRIC
D IN THK POPVIjAB PKIYEWAY
XO PROaTBCT PARK WOULD
QREATL.T DEPRBciaTB RBAL
KSTATK VAIAJSa.
An adjourned h-aring >f the Suprerne Court
Commlsai n appolnted to near the application <.f
the Xaasau Blectrlc Rallway to run a line ir. f
Unl n-Bt W la h M last night ln the County Court ,
li .--. Joaeph A. Burr. the rt-cently appointed {
.-. . ,aii ;i Counsel, was chairmau of the Com- j
mlssion, and Conimissloners Joaeph C. Hendrlx I
rge H. Boutbard heard the Ustimony. ,
j. A. All 'i repn aented the railroad company, and
j .-,}, \ M uioti th- dtlaena of Hrooklyn who
fh, ..) ih. grantlng of the appllcatton.
je?B9 Johnaon, repreaentlng the opposltlon,
, | th Burprlae ol the evenlng. Thls was i
tini of au affldavit from J. ?. T.
,,!-, "Brooklya'a Brat citiz.-n.'' glvlng a
. and deacrlptlon of th- park, and potent |
, -aaona for hia objectioni to the- graniing of tlu
j,. - ;; nlon ?'f tha Xassau Railroad Company.
As '.his was the flrst public utl.-ian ? whi h
hi^ in- from Mr. Stranaaao for more than a
j. ;t was haiied as a sign of returnlng
y gth and a COOaequanl interest once more ,!i
ra affoctlng the welfara of the clty. Tr.e
a:: i.i\it in full is aa f illowa;
ng .. Ivisid that you have been appolnted by
., Court n< Commlaaloner* un.br the
tutlon to h-ar the partles lnter**ted and re
, th- Court wh-ther a double-track railroad,
;. ted by electrlclty, shouid be con*truct*d and
i i- L'nlon-at.. between Hamllton-av*. and
?ave., 1 re*pectflllly state and present objeo
to auch a railroad. 1 make these pbjectlona
il a r.-sid.nt and I'roperty-owr.er .n l ? ilon
?? where 1 have lived. at L nior. and Ci.nton ata.
rty-afii ywm. and as a cltiaen of Brooklyn
:,',! m Proepect Park, for the conatruction
a, t maintenance of which I was a commlaaloner
S6(l the date of the origlnal aet for na con
down to l? The beneflta of Proapect
v nnd dtlaena of Hrooklyn w
-, '/,,?>? karge and hav- uiriveraal.recognltlon.
n . one, 1 belleve. queatlona the neceaBltv of Bjaln
. that paik at Ita beai. i r<
.... maintenance of proper approachea^to^h*
.- eaaentlal to th.- malntenanc* of the J ark
i, , to iis contlnued uacfulneaa Tb* F'aik waa
. | and conatructed M as to be attractise
. who c.si. it in carrlag** and tboa*
il . vlall it wMhoui carrlagea lt was latended
..,-?.,-.,.-, ?r retaln ln Brooklyn tho** who dealred
? -t in elther of theae way*. A large portkm
. -ark la manlfeatly for th* enjoyment of
,;; ? Kl v-lsll M aa pede*trlan*-the waUu, th.
pally for the uae of pedeatrlana i t the: car
drrve* are-alao an eaaentlal featur* of tn*
Park The niain entrance for carriages is at tn*
at Flatbu*hand.XInth ayea That entrance
?proacb has been largely ornamented bj
: "? ,n th, ,?;,,.,,., monumentand ?"***&
: I* the entrance neare*! the Clty Maii ana
- o New-York Clty. ln th,- Park at tha en
- .. arl iwo maln drlvVone followlnj,ijg?g?&
V;tk,to1"h-hVightina-d0 hVhVhe n'e.r'-or" ln Ihe
? '..'"' ?XSS r^an^wV5^
by Kort Hamllton-ave. and I *ean l arouay. i. a
Hamllton-ave wUI *?&?,**?, WVmJSS
S-v.. .. ?,,rbpi. or drive wavs in tne tars ai, ny*
lUSii
.??-, tlv* aoproache* to it tor ^4,1,"ar SL.ta.?
.iT?- *pia\u waa conatructed ihe Baaiern
taia 1 '/-a ;?'. _.- |aM OUl by the
parkway. Ocean f?,*?yar^urpoiVe*, and haa r*
Park .'onumiwun for mh ->y ? commlwlonor*; as
. under the ?;;'!,.' K?,, Hamllton-ave. and
.^rT.r,\e!ar-'boM. under the COOtrol of the
' ;?JSSl!!.llr*Ban wa, oaaaed an art by whlch a
;"(! ,Sa on ?as-? .pomt^.to wlden IJon
the width of e.ghty feet,,bJ ?a2n,Rl" \?.Am acroaa
canal to Columbta-at and lt wai ? h M h(k
oarrlage-w-ay on tha t-orUon of l ??? ,,tut,n||. both
made thl-ty f**? w,a'vW, ", f(,r re,iavlng Vnlon-et.
,uch Commlaalon* PJ*T*^^nSv?*nt, Nloh
Wlth improved t.avemcn BelM n ta wooden
st.. as I reconeci, iroi. .^"' ; ;,j pavemenl was
Park or Nli.th-Hxe. and a W70 n 1 ^^
ssvfJr^&SS^srui sussst
nnd abuttln* property. a r . .
EgSMBRtTiSasBSa-JSS
Uberty-at has ""? ,, ??? of ntnton-at. from
tl.at it isin efT- a ?nn .^ (f U|>. N, w.
Fulton-*! to tb;- Brockt>n of r(..utllnK
york and Brooklyn Briag*
".. to Pou-las-st. j s T BJTRANAHAN.
mtrodi : ll vsl,nxi ,. ,V(. alnce the In
"?^".^Tn tha.' tboroughfare.
,. ttoB ,lf th(> trolley that -
li:. mtroductlon *f the tr r
? ? -"' "'.T^iaTkT Thomaa W. Klrk.v.n.
ti ' . v expert: J"hn ( laik. i n- m^
^Y W. K-t.y -n. an 1 "th;r^ to a controversy
Tbe dtocuaalon ^^?Sa?to the rele
Wtween the .fPf^.1^*-^ baarrng wlH b*
?. Bulldlng.
, <m\TY DETBCrm 9CBBMM.
p.d.n-1. flANB iR? WATCHWO TWJBI1X Hf.
TBODUCED 11V MR. ACI'KTT.
The lUpubll B* polltlciansof Hrooklyn ?J??JtJh;
ln. anxloualy ?he ooodttkm. bearbxi ooao ? > >
tatrodueed ln tbe A?b.y on **??2"%l
Audett ralattog ta tb* oaao. of tba ^ r" .,.r
torney provldlm for th* riectleo of that offl er
Tl ^ of four r*ara and tha^-P^tm*-* of
cb-rks. *t*maxvapfc*r* aad eoaatty ?"~**fm '" '"
0,T;:: MB Prwrtda- Ibal ther-'.ha.l Ni atBoarB
know., aa couirtl dataotivaa In the oounty ofJtinga
?h* .hall b* attached to the offlce of tb. Dhtgrtet
Attorney. and empowered under his dlrection to
preaerve ...d.-r. UHl all P*P*f* and piOB**aea l**UM
from the offlce, to examlt.e all bench warrants and
aaaari of arraata la crirninai eaaaa, and ta parform
other dnti-s rcejUVcd of them. The bill proM-b
that theae oaacora >-haii a* appohttad by the Dta
trlct-Altorti-y, and may be authorlsed to aet aa
deputy BkarUfa; tbal Ib* number of such detectlv.-s
ahall not b* aa** than B*V*fl or more than twelv.-,
and that th* I Ustt i.t-Attorn<-y ahall flx and deter
mlne thelr compensatlon, which, however. ahall not
exceed tbe sum of ll.'JK) a year: thrse detectlvea to
hold aaaoe dtuing tb<- rjlaaaara of th?- Dlatrbt
Attorney.
nutrict-Attoinev Backua latcnda to appomt three
d.tectlves of the number allowed by law, who
wlll paaOy be stenograi.hers and do stenographlcal
work, nlthougti they wlll nouiinally b* county de
tectlvea, and nc paid as county detectlv**. Then
lt la known that one man who Is a personal frlorid
ff Jtr. Backua will apply for a jilac,- as deter-tlve,
and wlll probably g< t lt. As the number of county
fleteetlvea may he as small as seven or as large as
tweive. taklng into eonsideratlon the four men
wno will probably lie appolnted, there wlll be only
trom thrte to elght place* left for the appllcanta
who want to he appolnted to the poMttOM. And as
Ihere ure 260 applkanta for ofticcs whlch wlll not
exceed elght in number. It wlll be Been how amall
a chance each placa-aeeker has of gettlng an ai>
polntment.
The n.-w Dl.strlct-Attorney haa an Ubcomfoi tabl
legacy from , >a predeceesora of about .",7u old caaea
undlapoaed of dock.-t.-d ln hls pigeonholea. When
tb<- large volurm- of routlnc bualneaa ln the Dlatrlct
Attorney'a offlce is conaldered, lt wiil be aeen that
it wiil tak.- hard work to catch up wlth the unfln
lahed bualneaa. 80 bad has been the oondltlon of
things in this reapect that many lawyera hav- been
moving for diamlaaal ..f caaea becauae they have
been "hun up" ln thr- Dlstrlct-Attorney'a offlce
and have not been prosecuted. Mr Baokns, how
ever. Intenda to improve tha preaent condltlon of
thinga.
-?
EX-JUDGE ELLIOTT DEAD.
HE v7A8 PAIIOU8 A8 A BUILDER OF.
RACING BHELL8.
A I/.VEK OF AQtJATIC BPORTB, AN oU) F1KE DE
PARTMENT MAN. AND AT OMfl TIME PO
LICE JfSTH'E IN rsP.ooKLYN.
Ex-Judgo rharles B Klllott dled at 7 o'cbck yes?
terday mornlng al tbe Qraveeend racetrack, wbeie
he was siaying Wlth hls aon, J. B Klllott, a tralner.
r>eath was <lu> to hettit rullure. nfter a few houra"
lllness. His body was ret.ioved to his home, No. M.">
l.exington-av.-. A WtdOW BUrvivea hlm.
Mr. Elliott was born In New Vork Clty in 1K2!>, and
his par.-nis dled when he was fo.nteen yeara old,
bavlng little to him in tha way Of materUU 1 ?
souroep. out of this biiuation he peraeveiiiigly
he-wed bls way to BUCCeea While he was n young
man he was a member of Amerlcua Englne No 8, .-f
New York Clty. and, after his removal t-. Brooklyn,
became aaalatant englneer of the Brooklyn Flre ne
partment, holdlng ihe place for four yeara During
the rebelflon be was a Captala of th.- Plre Bouavea
in Si.-kl.-s's bi-lgiide. He served wlth honor and .1 -
tlnction for two yeara and a half,
Mr. ElUott was best known, however, for hli
nection wlth aojuatlca, and eapeclally ln the bulld?
lng of raclng shells. He began to bulld shells about
thirty-flve yeara ago. Hls boats were made from
hla own mndfls and drawlngs. and aoon becama
known for Ughtneaa and perfect Itnea, He becama
the most popular bullder In the country. Harvard.
Vale and oth.-r leadlag eoUagea glving hlm th.ir
preference. Profeaatonal oaramen, too, ahowed lual
appredatlon of his skill ln tbla llne. He began tha
mannfactur- of his boats in Qreenpotnt, to whoae
boat and ship yards he w.-nt as a me. han:c. one
eecret of hla aucceaa lay ln bis deperture from tbe
EngUah model; he bullt on orlglnal Itnea. His
BWtvel rowlocka and pat.nt ateerlng gear alao
preved popular. and were unlveraally adopted h.-ro
and abroad.
He waa known als.. as a promoteT and patron of
rowing. In tbe <.ld daya, when the Harlem regattaa
attracted conalderab'.e Intereat, he organlaed aome
of the beet-kaown erewa ln thi ?? watera, among
them being the "tfkylark.'' "Amerlcua," "Hop Cp
and the "Oeorge J. Browa."
When the Harvard crew wenl to Englan 1 to race
against OxfOrd, Mr. Elllotl w-nt wlth them. In ad
dltion to his ahaU, wbleh tii- Harvard men I k
with them, h..- "llned out" a boat, look the dr.ift
and frame over ln a truhk and bullt and launched
it on tha oth.-r ilde withtn fourteen daya. Thia
work and th- auperlor nuallty of the boal exclted
much English admlratton Tne famoui raca waa
rowed on August 27, iw, in four-oared ahella, over
tbe Putney-Mortlake courae Aftei oa. race Ox
ford won by a length la & mlnutea l>^4 aeconda
The Harvard crew was compoocd of Joaeph s K.iy,
Fraada ". i.yman, w. H. Blmmona and A P i/?r
ing, Btroke. In the Oxford crew wera E. Wllan, A
C Garborough, J. C Kinno and S. D. Uart.lalilre,
atroke. Artbur Hurnham was llarvard'a COXBWaln.
J. II. Hall was eoxaaraln of the Oxford crew
Mr. Klllott alfo bad eonalderabla skill in model
Ipk and bulldlng yachte, hla cllnker-bulil Bloop Mls
tak'- belng among tli<- faateat of b.-r claai Anoiher
excellenl boat of hls was the sl<.,,|i Charlea A. Cor
aeJL He ?lao mad- a model <>f ? ?teamboal for
o.ean navigation, dealgned "to croaa the oraan In
a:x daya" Among the rowing u.-n t.. whom Mr.
l-.lliott furnlahed hin aheHa were Hanlan, Plalat. 1.
the War-i brothera an.l Courtney. il. alao s.-nt
boats all ov-r the world.
ln I8B Mr. Blll .tl waa elected an Alderman of tha
Beventeenth Ward, ar, 1 was reelected ai thei ndofthe
two-year term. In WI h<- was made Pollce lu 1 ?
of the Eourth Dlatrlcl "t Brooklyn i :..-.:? n, i-s
trict, and at-rve.i for about aeven yeara and a ha.f,
?w-b.-n h?- realgiied to become County Clerk of Kingo
County In lw. After he rellnquianed thla poaltlon
bia life waa larg.-ly a retir.-<i one. He dled po?.r.
AHHAM B. I'.AYLIS.
Abram B. Baylla, on- of the most promlnenl of
Brooklya'a cltlxena and well known lu New-Tork,
dled suddenly last evening at I o'clock at hls home,
No. 82 Boiaoen at His death waa a gre.u ahoch
to the frteada who recelved word lasi nig.it Bora
in 1815. he was gradualad from the I'olyt-chnlc
Inatltute aad from Pliaeaton College, belng . in<-m
b-r of the class of fj of the latter InatttUtJon. His
father was a promin.-nt bank.-r. aad UpOB hla
gradaatloo yaang BayUa was placed in hls offl. e.
At ihe d.-ath of bis father, who wu prealdent of
th. New-York Stock Exohaaga In 1M2, Abram 11.
Baylla eucceeded him in his buKlneaa and becani
aenlor member of the flrm at No. 44 Exchange
Place. Mr. Baylla waa vlce-presldeni Of th
Brooklyn Mechanles' and the Brooklyn Bavlnga
hanks, ar.l waw al*. a member of the Hamilton,
Creacent Athletlc, Brooklyn and the Rldlng and
Drivtng i-lubs, having been elected governor of the
laat named club ln ihhd. n<- uaderwenl nn opera
tion on Prlday for water on the knee, but compli
cationa set in. r.-aultlng In hls death. He ls aur
vlved by a wldow, a aon and a daughter. He w..a
one of the Ik-h: ki.own of Hrooklyn's cltltena and
llved in a haiidaome house 011 the Helghta.
OATBERED ABOUT THK TOWX.
A meetlng of the Brooklyn 1'oilee Offlcera' Bn
dowment Aaaodatlon was h-11 yeaterday, and the
followlng offlcera a re elected: Prealdent. !:. P.
Conklin; vi <-jir. sii. ni, Captaln K. B, Clayton;
lieaaiiter. Captaln, Thaodore Cullen; aecretary, Ber
ajannl BTank nruiaana. The treaanrer'a report
ahowed rt-ceipta of HjatM; expeadltarea, n/mn.
Or. Rodkin and Profeaaor Bherwell yeaterday
j.. rformed a succe-sful op-ralion on ex-H-nator
john McCarty, who has beea Bufferlng at hla
boine. No. 2?.7 Berkeley Place, for the laat six
weeka wlth aathmatie brotichliis. Mr. McCarly,
lt is expected, w-;il recovt-r at.on.
The contest over the wlfl of I.etia Brunor rame
up beforo Surrogatt- Abbott yeaterday mornlng,
but owlng to the audden dlsappearance of one of
the counael. an adjournment waa taken. The wiil
In queatlon leavea the catate to Martln Brunor, of
No. 402 Viin Brunt-at.. tbe wtdower.
Juatiee Tiahe, In the Butb-r Stteet I'ollee Court
yesterday. held Cbriniian Cbrtatlanaatt, tiilny-two
yeara Old, to awail the r.-sult of the Injury whlch
he is charged with Infllctlag upon Juiius Jobnaon,
at N. aff Vaa Btnnt-at. The mea beld an aal
mated dlacuaalon over the Veneaaelan queatlon,
Xhe .oinpiaiit made by the Brookl/n BleVated
1:, iroad .liubor.ti.s againal certaln membera of tbe
13th Reglment, lo tbe affeel lhal Ihey acted In .1
diaorderiy manner m one of the ooaapaay'a .-ara, lias
nol as yet recelved the attention of Colon-1 Wataon.
Many "t th? mp:i we,(' "' ,"liform- "'"' *? r-i>"-'.
whlch U madi by tbe eoaapany'a ag.nt. la eredlti I
by many peaple. owhtft N la aald, ... lha facl thal
,,;. kl?-w many of the milltlam.-ii peraonally.
',? ,,,,i,r t- caxaply wlth th- law, eeCeo waa pub
" t:..r,.1>11f,he..nn..almeet...goftheBrook
";, ,-;,, liospuai called for laei nlghi. but. aa ia
k -s- everv vear. th. re was no meetlng. The
in?..'.Vmee.in? trtU ba neid at tha baapttaJ an Jan.
8 -o wh-n otaeara and alghl trnataaa wttl be
Uar" i Kra.kl.v"--- "<'..ry .' N v. :, J.i?. I II.
*?-"' , ,'; . r a^aaea, Oeorge H. Preotlaa aad
V*$la??jo* nlB ?-'-"'>? >"? rc-l.'t..!. and
wo otnerrwil, be ChOM. la 10 vacancKs.
UnAianaT, a contractor. haa brought an ac
BryaaMcA ney. ^ ^ guprine t,our,
?on before *uoa (_k & rm)|ler the con.
against ??^"'"^Vjicgimetit Armory. for tba re
,r"'"" Jllmm "which he aftagaa b daa Mm .... the
cov.-ry of ?\?1 ?"? * .t tfca bulldlng. Th.
coniract for the ?_-? ^M<.Ul , ,,. -iy.., ,|?- work
****** "Z ^nii'ill.-.! to glve thecontract M
.0 tba. ihey -r;;;nH',? Sva ?t*c4acad a conaur
ano,h<-r gaan- J?JJ ^ lU>. gaJ- lho pa.d the
elalai for ?*??"
plalntlff i? aaaaan
CBlftsTCHURCH CELEBRATE8
THE PARISH HAS COMPLETED PIFTT
TEARJ OF BXIBTENCE
BEhU-CEKTENNIAL A.\.vivr.liS\",v BXERCIBEfl AT
\\H1? II A UARGE NITMBER OF Ol'EBTB
WERE PRBBENT
Tha fifti-th annlverearj of Chrlai Prol
EplBcopal Church, In Bedford-*ve., n ir Clym*r-*t,
of whlch the Rev. Dr. Jamea II. Darlbigl ?n la rec
tor. was c.li-britel last night wlth B receptlon al
the Knapp manalon, Bedford-av*. ai ;
Nearly 2,000 Invitatlona had been aenl out, and the
gathering In luJed a il hun Ired ;.? .
them b< lni ra inj clergyn .. from tbe
THK REV JAMRfl H. DARL1XGTOX
nomlnatlon!:. The deeoratlona ?f I
butldlng were rnoet elaborale, and ron*lat< '? ot the
Nallonal col in bt nl . p itted planl ai rl
In the latherln* were Path>i Hyli ater M
rcctor of St , P* ? and Paul'a Church; Ihi Rev.
John l>. Well*, , ? loi ol the Bot -;'r"'1
Praabyterlan Church, and tb* Rcv. Dr. --?? JI Ha**
CI1UI:
< III
kins. pastor ?' Bl Mark'fl Church, al B*dford-*v*.
and Bouth Plfth bi. Chrlal Church li an offahool of
Dr. Haakln**! church. Tb* ihrei n tora ir* th*
oldeal paatora now Uvlna la Brooklyn, aad hava for
a balf century been In charge ol thelr reap.
church**
it was expected thai Blahop Uttlejobn, of Ih*
Long laland Dtocc**, would bi pn eat, bul ln<
Mead h<> waa repreaented by the R< ?. Dr. <-ox. daan
of the catbatfral In Oard*a Clty, Long laland, who
read a lettcr <?f congratulatloa Irom th* Blabop.
Father Malnna. Dr. Hasklns and I >r. YVells al**
made ahort adrtt***** of congratulatlon.
The guesta ln-gan to urrlve srortly aftar 7 o'cl.v-k,
and lh*ll nanie.s W*r* i. iiiioun.ed aa they enler. d
by Meaara. Baldwln, Na-h and Parker. Th<- raccp
tion eommUte* in luded th* Rev Dr and Mra Dar.
lingtot:. Mr. anl Mra k I'? PartHdg*. of Bcdford,
N Y ; Mr. and Mra Edward lt. Parton, of Engle
wood, N. J.; Pranda Taylor and Mlaa Taylor, B J.
Sterllrik' and Mlss BtCllIng, Mr and Mra Kdwln A.
Clark, Mr and Mra. .lames Rodwell, Mr. anl Mr^.
RodW*ll W. K..ne, Mr and Mrs I. V. Baoford,
Mr. and Mrs. LOUll BcOOtt, Mr anl Mrs Loula H.
V?g*l, Mr. and Mrs. .lames S. S'.int son, Mr. and
Mrs Thomaa P. Row land, Jr., Mr. and Mra, Harloa
lt. Brown, tn- R*v. Charlea W Ivt*. Mr. and Mra
Frank Balley, Mr. aad Mra Charlea P. Lalghton,
Mrs. Hoyt, Dr. and Mrs. Da Long, Mra M- A.
Matthawfe, Mr. and Mr? B, i-' Mclatoab, Mr, and
Mra. c. A, Carr, Mr, aad Mra. Mlllard P. Bmlth,
Mr. and Mra. C. B. D* i-a Yergne, Mr. and Mrs. <'.
i). gpencer Mi and Mr* h. h HeaMdea, Mrs. Llt
tell, Mr and Mra. A, lleiler, Jamea B, Kearns and
Mrs. C. C. Egan. Mr. and Mrs P. \V. Wurster, Dr,
and Mrs. .1. O. (lullck. Mr. and Mrs. .lohn S. Klng.
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. RoyC*, Mr. and Mrs. H. B.
Bcholea, tb* Mlaae* Bartlett, Mrs. s. A. Bonar, Mr.
and Mrs W. J- Harron, Mrs. C. \V Weeka. Mr.
and Mra. C. Ilaldwin. Mra Kmlly Egan and the
Mlsses Chase Hrown, Vati Valkenburg. Day, Smlth.
Grey, I'bert, Jamts, Taylor, Story. Wtlaon, Thurs
by and Kins
At 8 e/clock Dr. Darllngton mounted a litlle plat
form in tli<- larg*>r*ceptton room, and after caUlna
th<- awiiihly to order Introduced D*aa Cox, who
al aaoa prooeeded iu raad th.- latter from Blabop
Llttlejohn. The B*V. Dr. Haakini was n.-xt Ihtro
duced, an-i was followed ay ihe h,*. Dr. wci
Art.-r bTlef addi.---.esby the rectors, Dr. Darllngton
r. ad lettera of r*gr*l from th- Rev. Oeorge WltJIam*
?an Bmlth, pr*dd*at ol TrtnRj Collag*, and a buov
ber .if blahop*, rlergym*n and laymea. The young
people then took p***a**l0B <>f Ihe r<-e, r.tlon ro-ai,
and aaaclag waa aojoyed aatll n o'eloek, which
hour broagfet th<- calebratlon to a cioae.
STKADY OROWTH OP THK PAKI8H.
j-'lfty years at;o. on January I!', M*f, aeven nam-a
were iKn.-d on pai?-r to form th- n.-w parlsh of
Chrlal church in tb* Klelds The pr, lliii'tiary me.-t
Ing had been h.-id iu Daecmbat, Ba* Tha Sunday
aebool was stiirt- d aboui a aaontk lab ?. la i-vi.ruary.
Whlle th- parlsh was fortnlng, the Rev. I'i-rr- lr
vlng. of N.w-York. was iu charge. and w.,s called
reetor: but the brst rectc* n-aily called nnd aattled
BVCr the parlsh was tbe Kcv. J***ph It.ynolds. who
remain.d abOUl **V*a yeara. and wh . ..: hl* d.-ath
some ten years airo. was reetor of ihe Ch.in-b of tb*
Covenant. Jun.tlon Clty, Kau. aad h.-a.l of th*
Btandma Commltta* of ,Mal ?b....-,-. Th>- B*v,
Alfred II. I'artrldge was ncxt < al'-d frOBJ St Mat
thew's Church. I'.edfoid. N. Y , ate! had a BUCci ful
ractotahip bf ov*r tw*nt! -? n r? ?"?'. durlng whleh
tim<- the chur.ii ..n Bcdford-ava waa eraol. and
also the ehap. 1 ln Dlvisuu.-.r- .- . ROO called th- Par
ll.dge Mi.norlal iu Bi* BOOOT. Th- pr- -. ut t- CtOT
has be.-n with th* paiiati r*urtc*o r?ara
The communlcanl* now number >">. whlli tn*
iunday-ecbool baa a memb*rsh|p ot BM Cooaactco
with theehur. b is an Induatrlal BChOOJ f.r glrls, with
ten teachera ind 175 puplla; ? chuft'h aid aoclety.
j mlaaionary aoclety, fourcin lea of Klng'a Daughtera,
at. Andrew'a Brotherhood, Bletera of Bethany, No
Name Clrcle, boya' ten-mlnute aoclety. Thera ara
:?"" alttlnga In the church, 100 of whlch are free. ln
May II i- expected by the rongregatlon to have a
jubllee aervlce In the church, with an approprlate
and ai the aame tlme have the Blahos con
accrat. the nea chancel, Ita decoratlona and me
morlal glfta. The ladlea of the church aid alao ln
tend to Ii me a I.k ol aboui 100 pagea, wrltten bjf
membera >>t the parlah. and llluatrated with half
tone plcturea, whlch may a. rvi aa a convenleni and
. nt Riemorial ol ompletlon of a half cen
I t .i> a - ? oarlah.
A^ Dr. Darllngton is called away often during the
j wlntei aa irchd..i to pn a. ih and ralae money for
I clty mlaaion work in other churchea of Brooklyn,
' Chrlai Church eongregai on gi Ined bj the exchange
I a chance to hear om. famoua clty clergymen. The
! followlng da-s are alreadj aettled upon: January
11. m th. K< v William T. l-lt.h. of St.
Mlchael'a, Hlgh-at., Brooklyn: Pe .ruarj 9, iwp. m.,
' the Itev, Jamea II Nl. b, i.- t.,r of the church of the
Kplphany, Tompklna-ave.; Bunday, February 16,
. ni . tho R >v. Dr. Bacchua, rector ol thg
Church of the Incamation, Oatea-ave.; ? .:v< t>. m.,
ame day, the Bev, Dr. Bunn, rector of tha Church
Ch rtty !?'..'. d itlon.
DR DARLINOTON'B CAREER.
The Rev. Jamea Henrj Dar'.lngton, rector of
Chrlai Church, waa born In Brooklyn on Jui
IM, Hla colleglate educatlon waa obtained al the
I nlveralt) .u the Clty ol Kew-York. and he ?is
graduated by that inatltutlon In Igff. He entered
I'rin -.I. a Th ?.!,.-;..- .i Remlnary. when he waa grad?
uated In IRB. During ihlaperlod the numeroua pcft
greduate couraea noa :n operatlon In Prlnceton
.-. ii.- ? wen atarted by ibe prealdent, Dr. McCoah,
?nd N': Darllngton, In addltkm ta Ma theo'.oglcal
avaii.i g l ? the opportuhlty thua
offered, look a full courae In phlloaopby. for whlch
.v*d th* .i ign.f I'h. D. H* la ao
far thi only atudenl conn cted with lhal Inatltutlon
wh.. haH puraucd both the aemlnary and roll.
the -.in.- tlm . Dr. Darllngton in IMI
b' .nn- .n aaalalanl to th. Rev. Mr. Partrldge,
tor of Chrlai Church, preparatory to taklng holy
ordrra, < ?-i January 25, 1882, he waa ordalned deacon
bj the lllahop : :' tfu Dior.eae In Chrlai Church, and
? ?n N .vember :? of tb aaim year ha waa admlttol
ln the i ri- -i:> >?.?' In the Churcl of thi Redeetner,
Brooklyn. I'pon ihe tleath ol Ih* Rev. Alfred H.
i ?;?.:;.- he waa elected to the vacani rectorahip
.. i'h Ial Church. The n lor*a aaalatant is the Rev.
.' iari. IV. Ivie.
,,- of the . iiir-.l. are: vlardena, i- rancla
,? : Ki . i Ki. rllng; > ? atrj men, Bdwln A.
Clark RoewKI VV, Keene. Jam a Rodwell, Loda v.
.-? ,.,i ,,,| i.,,i;. s l la S fl .-1|?- n, Louia II.
ind Tl'.iia- V. Rowland. Jr.; treaaurer. Har
|o? ll Uro ?? elerk, i-od. \ Hanford; church
cbolrmaater, Eua ne J Uranl Bunday-achool cholr
r, McCaul 1 Bkr*w*bury; aacrlatgn, l-'r.mk J.
\rnoiig tho - preaenl baal *venlag wer- Oeneral
and Mra .1 V Mea.role. Mr and Mr.- J. O. Jenklna,
Ui and Mr- J. Henry Dlck. Colonel and Mrs A
|. lialrd. Mi Bernard Peler*. .Mr and Mra. T. B.
Petera the Mayor and Mrs Wurater. Mr. and Mrs
fi A How.II Colonel and Mra Loomla i. Langaon.
? Kei J D Welle* and th- Mise.-s Wellea, Mr.
and Mrs Joliu I- Oodwln, Mr and Mrs^ S A.
Oodwln Mr and Mra Alonso Oaubert, Mr. and
M: H \Y Kenyon, Mr anl Mrs Jam-s 8, Sp-rrv,
Mr and Mrn W C Hi % out. Mr and Mrs John
Loughran, Mr and Mra Bernard 'lalla^her, Dean
and Mra. COX, th- Ret and Mrs C 1. 'I wytig. the
Re and Mrs. Charlea R Hak-r. Judg* and Mrs
Hurd. Colonel and Mrs John <! Eddy. Mr and
Mra. o p Darllngton, Mr. and Mra. .ieorge B. Klt
rhlng. th- Mlaaea Kttchlng, Mlaa Henrtetta Bearna.
Dr and Mra W I* M Plak*. Vr and Mr*. K A.
Whecler, Dr and Mr.-- Oeorge E Harr-tt. Rabbt
and Miss Wlntner. Dr and Mrs BlmmoiM, Mr and
Mrs Mortlmer ii Leonard, Mr. and Mrs. l-.. J.
Orant. Mr and Mrs II C. Cralg, Captaln and Mrs
Cooper. Mr and Mrs. ll J Taylor, Jamea
Taylor nnd the Miss.-s Taylor, Mrs K Ifollen
hauer, the Rev. and Mrs. .1 Coleman Adama, tha
Rev. Dr and Mrs j. Wesley Johnaton. the Kcv.
and Mrs J Ersklne Adam*, Mr and Mr* P. C.
Young. th* It. v nnd Mrs Rlvlngton D uora, Mr
a.nil Mra N \v llnnt. Mr and Mra Oeorge W.
Brown, Mr und Mrs I. K Blackwell, Mr. and Mra
A. <J Brown. th- Bev Ployd O. Weal the Rev
and Mrs R h. Bnowden. the Rev. and Mrs II <
Bwentsel the Rev are. Mrs J Rrltton Clark Father
Klley. the K-v Dr, and Mra. H Y Batterlse, Mr.
and Mlf ha B Bambergrr, Mr and Mrs J C.
Bloom, ihe Mlaae* Blebert, th- R*V Dr and Mrs.
Eddy, Mr and Mr*. Douarlaaa Dr and Mrs Murd.
Marvln Croaa Mr and Mrs YVlls.m c, Smlth. Mr
nnd Mra. II' (i Randolph, th.- MNs.-x Cory, Mr. and
Mrs .; \v Pelter, Archdeacon Cooper, the Rev.
nnd Mrs. W II Harn< s and Mr. and Mrs. R II.
HowelL
CAUQHT LOADED WITH PI.tTNDEK
TWO MK.N BO* A BALOOM KKKI'KH ON THF!
STIIKKT AM> THEN nn THROUQH HIS I'l-ACE?
BTOCaHBO WITH WHIHKKY ANI> ciOAns.
Thomaa O'Connor. a aalQOBk**p*f at No. 134 Du
pont-st , fell a vlctlm to two hlghwaymen early
yeaterday morning whlle. irolng t* hla home In
Eagle. n?ar < ukland-st., after clOBtag hls place.
O'Connor was near hls home when he was set u|.on
from tehtnd by two men. who. after knocktaa hlaa
down, robbed hlm of his ajoM watcb and a r.dl of
bill* ar d tbe kaya of his bome and Btor*. Th- hlgh
waymen th*a left th.-.r vi.-tlm. and a? aoon as
..' 'onnor r*oov*r*d h.- went to the Ore?npolnt-ava
pollc* atatlon and report.-d th* robbery, glvtng a
desciiption of hla aaaaHanta captaln Rbodaa de
talled aavaral polleemen on the ,-ase. and arblki
they wer* kanttaa for the blghwayawn the raea
were rldlng the aaloon, whlch they had entered by
means of the k. vs taken from o Connor. .
P.dlceman l.enn-n aaw the two rm n comln* OUt
nf the pia-e lader. wlth b .t l. - of whlakey an l b-x.-s
of clgara and aeeoated them. The men atarted
to run. and when overtakc sh,?*e.i Bght. l.eniion
rapped for asaiatar.ee. an.l the two hlghwaymen
and burglara w-re qulckl) aubdued and tak*n to
the ata tion Th.-v -nid they w-r- Wllllam Manlon.
of No, BBJ Oakland-at.. and Thomaa McOrath. of
No 111 Eagle-st. O'Connor later IdenUfled them
a- hls a*a>auanta o'Connor's mone) and keyi wer*
found upon them, but the wit.-h and chaln w*re
mlaalng Juatlre Lalmbaer r-r i.md.-.i the men for
trial.
?
ili-: DRAXK ACfD POR MOLABBE8.
Thomas Caaatdy. flva yoara old. whllfl aloni al hla '
h imi on the aecend floor of th t*nemenl Xo. 33
n iv*. laal *vealna "w^11 " ? '? ?'"'?
tentj or a half-ouncc bottl* of carboUc add. H<
was ramovad to Bt. Catherm*'a Hoapltal, what* hla
. indltlofl la bbM to b crltlcat Tb* boy was tho
. -: ,.| Ul.lildian. H" ? M aloin . while
bli rnothei wenl to a groc r> st.ue. The two otlwr
chlldren w.i- pUylna in th- itreel Thi chl.d
?lrank th. a.-id. bellevlng it to be paola**aa. The
1,1-lgbb 1 . heard h io..uii:ik ii d eill.-d iu a pollc
man. who a al ? cail I* th* hpapiml for an ambu?
lance. Tb* motha waa rtUJ abwil wh?n th* UtLe
1,1.ow waa taken away. The fath. r, a laborer,
bad uot r*turn*d from 1
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CONFUSION CAU8ED F'.Y ANNEXATION OF
COI'N'TY TOWN8.
COKTRACTOR8, BafPLOTU AKD OPFICIAUI ATX IN
A Ml l.l-l.K BALARin OVEBDCB, A*D THK
CORTORATI -N COlTfBaX'a OPTH K
iii.i. ..r RVBIKggg.
A number of new and latereatlng Queatlone re
aultlng fr..m the annexatlon of the county u?wna to
the clty of Brooklyn have beea ralaed reoantly and
are puxallng the lawyera, an-i eapactally tbe men In
ihe Corporatlon Coui lel'e onl e, One queatlon that
came up yeaterday mornlng waa ralaed by jame.-i
C. Church, counael for Ulcbael J. Dady, th* con
tractor. Mr. Chur b appiled, on behalf of Mr. Dady,
for an order to ahow cauae why a meademni ahall
not laane to eompel the Bupervlaoni of Oraveaand Io
iasue bond- for the gradlng of Septuue-ave. Dady
came Into poaaeaaion of the contracl before Orave
?end becama a ward of Brooklyn by nn ina of in
aaalgnmeni from the orlglnal tontractor, and ha
now allegea thal ila co ict la not at all affei -l
b> the annexatlon of Oraveaend, but Ii itll effectlve,
even ao far ..> the manner in whK-h money Ik to
he ralaed for payment la concerned. He coatenda
thal thal power la atlll veel -i ln tbe gupereleoea. to
wiioni lt w..s orlgtnall) glven.
ln . ther waya annexatl >n haa produced lon
fualon, partlcularly aB to the payment of employea
ui former count) offlces, wh.. are now amploj - ??
the clty. The peraoi -" ted have been worblng
.- | ., ? :? . ,,-? tlme, among thi m belng tha
Coroners, I - latodlana ln the County Clerk*a of?
flce an i Ihe ual ? '? !: gl*ter,a offl ? A
number of offlclala undi r ihe old Board of I |
v:.--r-. are alao affi l d by th- comptlcatlon whlch
haa arlsen. The mbje. I la noa b ln| handled la
-, . office of i i? - .rporatlon C lur.ael, and Mr.
Mu.la. ..: ? ?' Ihe aaaldtanta In thal offlce. aald
1-eater.a) thai II waa a ---' perplexlng one. and he
,,.i n0| . ? how the i.iu.i..- could be BtnUghteaed
oul wlthoul an ? nabling act.
inother Intereatlng q tlon, but one whlch la
- Hom* troubl >. la thal c ncerning the fact
thal under the annexatlon leglalatloo ( iunty con
? r,,.. a.101 i"! wlthln th* control ol the ? u>
\\!?;i- Dtpartnwi i Phej wll hav. to be Uken
,.i- of and illapoaed of by U ? Boai I of Udertnen.
- .me frtctlon between tho
Aldermen and th- CommUaloner of Clty worna, aa
dermeh alll . m l i rigbl todlepoeeol theae
contracta, whlch the Commtaaloner thinks ahould
;,, im l-r ina .-onir il. ... ,...
ao far as th* paying ? f the county employea now
puDDoaed to b* worklng for the clty bj concerned,
Mr Mu-la* admitted yeaterday that annoylng com
;,';.,? na had an an He aald tho matter wa? be
,,, ...,.? :,...v exarotni I In the rorporaUon Coun
n hut !i* eoul In't aay for a week <>r bo
whai ihe reeult would be. or ?'aat attltuda the clty
aould lakeon the queatlon, wh h evldeatly I.ra
,-.. tVrporatlon Coun?l and hla aaetatanta coaald.
-r.it I.
T08UCCEBD THE REV. DR. HALL
\ BOSTON PA8TOR CALLBD IO HOLY
TltlMTY.
m: HK\ :??: UEU1HTON PABJfJ Of BOgTOK,
:i.v,s thk orrm rMnaai coNamg i
yiOJH !?!'. OKLTN vi:.-h:vmkn PBa>
BBnVE Ml.KN- E.
t:.- gnnouneement made yeaterdaj thal lha Rev.
Dr Lelghton Parka rector of Bmmanuel Church in
Bo.,0 ,,i been ealled l i Holy Trtnfty Church In
thla dty to auec.i tbe late Rev. Dr. < hartaa H.
Hall, la generaUy raga led to ba ci rrect, altbougb
no poalUva cntirmatiou of tba atory could be ob
Ulned laal evenlag. Th- B .-??.<. dli pat. h eontalnlng
tn- announeemeal ??< abown le Lymaa R, Oreaws
lunior warden ef the church and chalraaan of the
CommltU.i lUeioratalp, and ha waa aaked .f tbe
story ?ere true.
??Now." said he, "do not aek ma lhal qaaaden, i
sh..ii neUker ..m.m nor deny it al preaent. Dr.
Parka waa here lant Prldey. i aaw hla for a few
mluu.ea ln tbe evenlng. bul 1 eanBOt *ay what wa
talked ibont Tba tlme haa nol ? ome yet I i aay anj -
lhmi Dr. Parka ha, beeh .elor of Bttinianui-I
Church f..r eighte-n yeara He haa grown up ta lt
i,.Iterad the mtalatry from ?< deeconehlp, and iy
bU afforta haa buUl up a large aa I .ntK.ent.al cengn -
Kation. by wbom ha la much betoved. Il would na
turaiiy be dfafleuli to x-1 hlm from a ptaea whera ba
la ao emlnently at home, would lt ..ot .'
j,,hn DHmaa,Jr..oae of tba reatrymenof Trlnlt>.
wben aaked aa to the truth of tba report. aald, ng
nilleHiitly:
??I cat.not tell you aaythlng about that now. -no
one ls authorlzed to apeah axeepl Mr. 0'?*??; ?
mtght llhe to apeak. but. ln conjuactlon wltb mj
frilow-ilaliiaaan, l am bouad to Becrecy.
ilthough both Mr. Oraene ;?-. : Mr. Dllmaa falled
verbally to oonfirm the report, Ihelr manner ptataly
IrapUed tbat tne offer had been made to Dr. Parka,
,n.i th-it be would probably accepl Ihe call
?" uTaald aeuon w..s taken regardlng?the call to
i>r Parka al a epeclal meetlng ol ihe ofnclal Boarq
,,r ii. ri.urch of the HoU TrTnlty. whlch waa held
ih we-l The aalar) pald the rector of ihe tTiurch
o f the H.ivTrmity la ff!soJ .. I he haa the rectory,
adjoinlag tha eburch, In M - igui at., renl free,
u.-t,,,-h makea the compenaat on aboui $t"Wi.
"I "i'I : "iai a wklower artth two daughter.. hla
wlfe navuix been a Mlaa Haven. of thla dty. He
h, iald toTaslong t.. wha I known aa tbe Low
Church of the Proteatanl Eplacopal denomlnatlon.
Boaton. Jan. PA-Dr. Lelgbton Parka, who haa Ju-t
entered upon hla eiittiie. nth year aa reci ir of Bmman
uel church. th.s clty. ha* beea called to the rector
?btp of Holy Trlalty Church. of Brooklyn. S. T..
aad has tbe Baatter under conBlderatton. Such .
t?r Parkafa popularltj here tbat. for tbe laal few
rearaVlt haa been almoai Impoaable to bu: .
hi'pr iiews ln his church. U\- recenl Idea. I-.mmanuei
hler pews in his church. Hla recenl idea. I'.mtnan
u.,.,.P havlna claaaea of women ai l chlldrcn
Houae, ha
ln
fll>UBt", il^ ????as - ???? - ? --
cooktan dreaamaklng, wood-carvmg, ete. is proy
ipir a kre.i aucceas, Promineni membera of hls
Dreeent congregntlon feel eure thal tha wlBh la gea
ara! here tbat ha ahould remaln,
HtUCK OF VOl \'Q IRTIH I \'8.
?llli: EXHIBITIOX OP Tlli: MANI'AL TRAIMNO
BCHOOL ITTHACW MAXl vi.-ir.>lts.
The aecond annual eabibitJon of tbe work of the
Manual Tralnlng Hlgh Bcbool began yeati
afternoon and evenlng al thi acbool bulldlng, C urt
and Uvlngaton ata., aad waa att-ivled by fully two
thouaaad rlaltora. There are nearly two hundred
i?i>s ui tb* achool, who haea wroagbl waadara wlth
tbe tooJa and matertala prertded them. Th- achool
occuplea f...n- Boora and tha baaemeal of tba baUd
lag aad lha .-xhiblts ladude meehaaleal arawbaga,
Uluatrattona, daalgns, Intald work. wood eanrlag and
...; metal work, repeaiaei work. madala
v.-i.-iiaii ironwork. oaWnrt-naaWag, atoetrle wiring
.,?;, naeblae ahop praetle* The yoang arUaaaa
-.? ., work laai nlghi, aad ahowed aanaliaraMa
, S1? rtneaa ... maalpulatlag .he teeaa The caTarde
. . w f0r ,.,?? eaaaya are aartkmlartj aMrttortoua
,, , ? m, dlaolag of the Oelaeler tubea la
V tB.- young wUl..aaacaaBjr. aad la wertl
?cetag. ,...,,,.., ,lf .he achool ladadea Ua aeua|
, currlcalum,<* w w=m oerman.
l,U" P'''1. i h'enT.itlcB. chemlstry Unciudlng lab
y,;.n *.hlghl r n a n tr'-?^ .? an] ?^.hMlW j
oratory prai -ii;;-? ana* ien ?^ rMnx lin<1 Pr?.
eaglneerlnx. m ? ? , p,^,,.,,^!, aaelated
!"'"' 'rtleirP. -.rn of t.n in-trii-.. ra! tbe Trib
b) "'.'.^ri v aave UluetratlonB ??f tbe VeoetUn
!""' \'1SJ*r2a forae work of tha Inatltutlon. The
xblU , n "arks the ...os- of tbe t.-rm's work. a,,1
. i!. cintit-.u. 1 to-day anl to-morrow irom 1 to
?Li ,^m OniWadaeaday evenlng the pupila wlll
i... at work and the i.ubllc may a.>o ubat thia
practlcal scbool la Uoinj. i
A BA XK'S IIOLEIX THE QRO UND
THE REFEREE? REPORT OX THE COM
MERCTAL AND ITS IflNINO FIZZLE.
A BCATHIKO AflR.'iii.VMHXT Id* THF. niP.K.TORB
A.\!? AN OP1.MON THAT THK KK''KIVRR
SII'.I I.P BEOtM AN' A" TION IN KQl ITT
avjaj AN ACCrjUKTUBfJ OP
THEIR MANAOKMKNT.
Herb?rt T. Keteham. rofor** ln the auit of th*
people agalnst the cmmerclal Bank. whlch went
Into iiquidatlon on Aagust r.\ 1893, tlled hia report
>..-: -nlay in tiie Supreme Courr. The referee. It wlll
be iem*aiu*r*.l. b-nan his Inveatlgatlon Into the
BBJuVa affalrs on the appllcatlon of W. N. Dykmaa
,b r-celver, who aajfaaad for instructions as to th*
Ikibtllty of the Bharohoklara and dlraetora of the
bank. #
Th* report makes B BCathtOg arraignment cf th*
. asecraand <h-.ils exhaaaHvely with the affalra of th?
Bt KferVtn Mlr.itig Company. ar?K*M offl.ers were
loaned barg* sunis of money by the bank wlthout
adeqaat* ? ? arBtj
Ti-- rti Wt abowi thai sinee the i>anl: was formally
dlaaolved, oa Qctobar 2\. IM tb* r*c*t* r^r.-alized
from its aaaeta taaT.tTff It; that a* has aald or holds
as ilrtdenda to Ita erodhora tBk\fWa\ that on April
17. lSS.'.. Bh>.7*1 Bl had b-en exp-nded In a Imlnlstra
tien of tbe tru-t and ln the pavment of the proceede
Of notes heid t ,r colleetion Bl the time of ?OBaaaatBBj,
leaving a balantc of W.'i? Bl
I'NPAID CDAIMS. PJ3.967 :.">. j
Tne report further alle-p-es that tbere is left unpald
..;? ihe claims of all credltors Jffi.'Jti" 5.'. .ludgmcnta
agalnat Wlllium .1. Northrldge and John J. V.ill.
aaaouaaag lo yitwiOS, have been re.'overod. There
airt also BCOdlBg BCtk OX, BO the report states,
dlrcetora of Ua* *?ank Car dlvtaaaaaa alleged
to hav* neen wrongfuliy paid in H0- or 189;:. amouni
ir.K to Ji-'.iw.
Th* refera* go-K on to say that the bank ad\aneed
to the St. Kevin MlOfOg Company 1 arlcus :-ums wlth?
out aec irtty, amoutuing at the time of the suspen
Kioti ot" the company to $;<J.1W 32. After these ad
raocaa by the bank. Daraetata Keeney. Olll and
.-'.. d. k-r ma le a Ivaacaa to the mlning -ompany on
thelr own personal account to un amount vurloualy
atated to be from $6<'.i*W to tMB,***, wlth tbe under
Btandlng that on th- tlrst returns from the mine. If
lt wer* aucceaaful, they w*r* t<> b* flral r-paid thelr
advances, and that the bank shouid thereafter ba
paM for its auvaiu e?. and that they were to r*0*hr*
a il ar* of tne company'a stock ln tha e\cnt of such
aucoea*.
A EIXAL IJV8H.
The hlsto.-y of the company showa H to have been
liaaaiii < aaaflll. and much space Is devotc-J to a atate
meiit of tiie direetots' expert jugglery of flsures.
Th* r-f-te. c nttnoe*: "i'pon thls evidenc-e it haa
l>. .-oiiie my oplnion that tho rocelver ehould com
menoe au ai tio.i ar aotaaoa in aajotty ior an aaeaaaat*
as to tiie piatt-rs her-lnafter referred lo and for
r appropriate r*lkf against all dlre.tors of the
.mtnercisl Hank who have held such ofhVe durln*r
BBy part of t*n year* befor* the eommen.-ement of
r a iioti. and who do not afflrmatively appear to
l.?v. been fre* from fault touchlna; such raattere.
'And that ln such a.-tlon or actions the wrlvc
shouid allejre aatlnst each def? ndant for the time of
hls offlclal tenure was;-. negligen ?? ar.d such other
nduet aa thla Inqulry or further investigation
may dtacloae with referaoc* to the loar.s to Afessrs.
Knowlton and Haaaell: the loana t., tb* St. Kcvin
Minnu; Company; the pcraonal deallnga of some of
? rectora of that .ompany and its prop*rtj : the
t ..i. ng of loans oi dlacount,* by which the whoin
amounl of loans and dlacounta of the i.ank was
mad. to exeeed tl.r,-, time* Ita oapttaj atoak: the ln
cl . iir k i:i the calculation ot' thi profita of tb* banlc
of int.res. nt th* time unpaid tliough due or R( -
crued; the excludit.g from the coraputatton of Its
loaaea of u.-bts whlch then remalned due lo the bank
wlthout pr (..-> eafion and on whlch no lnt*r*at had
been paid for mc.< than one year: the payment of
dlvldenda upon any BUCh calculat:on of profita or
loaa s. th.- overdrafta of d*po*ltor*; the r,-newai of
< redlt as to th* prlncipal or Intaria*! ?>f loans on
whlch accrued IntereMt was not paid; tb* fall.ire to
enforce any obligation to the ;>a::k on which inter
??M, tlioiiKh dui or accrued, was not paid, and auch
other occurrence* as a general aeoountlna may na*
. ?? * ? ,,s the basi* of llablllty. No groui .1 wbatavor
for any actlon agalnst John 11. Rowland appeara."
i.ltf a
Glllt I
THK1K WA0B8 TO BE IXCBEA8ED.
cLERKa am> omcE BMPurraa or r'!K bbbmnjd*
UTS BLBVATBTJ BAIUbOAD TO QBV A 1<>
PER CEKT ADVaJfCB
Il - a;,.- lunccd thai Ih* Hoir.1 of Dlrector* of
the Brooklyn BI*vot*d Coaipani will raise th*
wages of tiie clerks and offlce employes at a meet?
lng to-aa rrow afternooo, ao that ther- wlll bo aa
Increaa* o:' it? per cent.
Prtatdanl t'nlman aaya tlut the ,onipan\ ia run
tdng '?') per cent more 'ralns than lt did two years
ago, whlch bring* about mor?- waefc Ir. the offlce.
Th- company, hi aaya, beflavca iu paytag the mm
tha beat Baaoap la tb* asaraat. He aeolaa that th,?
brakaoBM of tb* oampaoy ar- dl*aatl*o*d aith the
wages they ar* gettlng, and aaya they recetv* tb*
sani- wage< as tipis.- on o*i,-r roads tl o" a day.
ln apeaklng of Ih* i implatnl aboul th* smoklng
cara taken off betwean the hour* of b) and 2,
Mr. I'hlman says: "The amokers w&nl them and
the wom -n don't. Durlng the h- nn> m. ntloned
aiathteen out of twenty pa.ssen?;er? are w**a**i and
chlldren, aad aorae r*epi i and atm.ntloa must *???
miu-vii to them I hav- s,-en ;t tiinoking-. ar full of
paaaengera, only two of whont wer* amoking.*'
fV HEMOBY OF TIIF1R TRIlltPFT.
MEN WHO WATCRED TRB ORAVBgEXD K'l.I.s IS
is<..-, i-Ki! .\n AflBJOCIATlOa
Hlne of !ie twanty-two watchw who went from
Hrooklyn to Qrave**nd on Tforamhar ", aa*\ to
w ii. 1 the polls. m*t t-ccntly at the house of
Praak R. Mkchell, Mo. SM Monro.-si. jjr tb* pur
poa* of foraalag a peraaanaaU orsaui*aiion. Those
praaant w*r* Praak B Mlteball, Henry P Schmidt,
Dr. foOOph 11 Marshall, Peter Hosenbeck. Charles
<; A. Oraybura, Colon I a. s Baeoa, Claiaooa ?/.
Hughea H*rberl B. Wortkkty and Mtckaal M.
M. or,- Dr ItoiabaU araa ***et*i t***awrary ebaJr>
m in Aii orgjniaation was th.n f.rni-d wlth Dr.
Marshall as pr**M?t. Colonel A. S. Haeon vlce
prcsih-iit, H*rb*fi S. Wortbley secretary and Henry
P S.-hml'.li llUBBOiaf It w*s da-lded M hold th*
??,l?..| meellng f?r the .?lection of offtc-rs M th*
^ b f K-bruary. Preald ?l Marshall and
Meiara Mltcbell and Wortbley w.-re ..arn.-d as a
. uiimitt.-e to tram. a B(Wt COMtltUtlMI and bylaws.
I, '' :U ,' ?, ;? urose as to a title for the aa* n-.atlon.
nd Cte- a number of suggestions h?J been made.
uw*?d?c4ded to a.topt as the rorrtalr Ulfo Th*
a .ei-. ? . . Of <irave.;,nd Clcctlon Walcbcrs ot
3VM3- ltwas also vote.1 to huve thelr tirat dlnnc
DhWedaeaday P*bruary 5 Meaara Moore. StoltK-r
and Mltcbell wer- appolnt. d a commlttee to make
the neceaaary arrangemCOta
Judge Gaynor was elect*.! an honorary member of
the association. and the meetin* then'adjourned.
if iHt: BBOOtljYX 77/17177U>.
?The Shop ilirl ' was prasented ?' to* Coluoibla
Theatre last nlght. wlu-i. II wlll be seen duilna tb*
v.-ek Th- nlay was writtM by Harry J. Uam. apd
tiie muslc ls by Ivan Caryl. The company and scen
ery ? th* present productlon are the unma that w*re
aeen durlng tbe long run of th- pleee at Pahner-s
Theatre (Ieorge <lros.-mith. Jr.. sana "Beautiful.
Hountlful Rertle" Violet l.lo.vd made a yivaclous
"A Mllk Whlte Elag" is the attractlon at the Am
pluoti Tbaatr* thia week. belng presented by th*
company recently seen at the Montauk The,aire. gov
?.-ul wcll-known actors ar* ln th* east *??

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