New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-04-11
the Brighton and Manhattan Beach roads to stop at
Kings High way at regular intervals

A MLLIoN-DoILAR RAILWAY MORTGAGE.
A document dated April II. 1891, was recora f
in the Registers Office Yesterday " WIZ ns yew.
New-York and Atlantic Railroad Company OF NV s,.
Jersey gave a mortgage on its franchises, rign.s,
receipts, etc., for 81 100000. This ls ~
the purpose of securing the payment In lgil % .ho
per cent bonds issued by the company each VI INC
par value of 81 900, By another ins.runennu zoo ~
was shown that the railroad company IN May ~
cancelled half of the bonds formerly ssueu ne IF
their stead issued shares each of the par Vaue VI
500, to the amount of $5O0,0OO lnese tnea Sc 20
cure by giving a mortgage on their possesTstios
the American Loan md Trust Company Iney S G ;n-
come due thirty years from date and conuiaho III
terest at the rate OF per cent
THE UNITARIAN CONFERENCE.
The spring session of the New-York ana Hu ua.s
River Conference of Unitarian aud other ChrlstlaI1
churches will take place to-day IN All c T
Church at FOurth-ave. and Iwentleth-s.. r,eo
President John Harsen Rhoades will preside l mere
will be public sessions at 3 and 1880 p III. AInous
those to take part in the meetings are Mss ADOy W.
May the Rev. DR.. Edward Everett Hale ana tnJ
Rev John F. Haywood, of Boston the Rev samuel I
r. Calthrop of Syracuse; the Reys. Joseph May anu
Charles G. Ames of Philadelphia the Key. MessIs.
S. H. Camp and John W. CHADWICK, OF Br9 oiIyy
the Rev Messrs Robert Collyer Russell n bellows
ing session will be devoted 10 a discussion OF Ine
Effect of the Rational View Of the Bble upon
Religion and Morals"
INSTALLATION OF KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Constantine COmmandery OF Knights lempar'
No as gave an entertainment at ITS rooms, at one.
hundred -and- thirtieth-st. and Ihird-aye; las s
night. The wives ana la0y Irlenus OF tns Y
were permitted to witness the installation OF the
following officers by X. +. Sir George w; WalgIose
Past Grand Commander, assisted by Emlnent 81.
Peter Forester Grand Captain-Generai; EInlneht
Commander, Charles L. PeIrce; Generallsslm0 "
]. r. MacGregor; CaptaIn-General James Coeh-
rane; Treasurer T. v: IImpsop; Rgc0rGei' sS S%
Warden. j. j. COnklin; Junior warden Il. =; hins'
Sword-bearer, w. H. De GTaaf; Stanc ardcb bearer
james Bryant, s. r. Bovden and DR.. +; s. D. shaw;
Captain of Guard, G. b. Mcintosh. The lnstalla-
tion followed by musical and literary eAeI-
cises
Police Commissioner Jourdan reappointed Henry
/. Jewett an Inspector OF Police Yesterday. UT.
Jewett resigned the place month ago on the score
OF Ill health
The Brooklyn Presbytery has chosen the Rev;
DR. J. c. Butler aud the Rev. l.. K Foote and
Messrs Cruikshank and Henderson as Commas
sioners to the General Assembly.
One Of the incidents of Decoration Day Will be
the unveIling of the sarcophagus erected over
General Joseph {. Pinckney's grave at Greenwood
by tho members of Cameron POST g. A. X. Inc
sarcophagus is of granite with bronze emblems OF
the Masonic order and the Grand Army oil the
Republic.
John voorhees,. age twenty-four. died yesterday
at No. 81 DevOe-st., under peculiar circumstances,
He left his fathers house ten wears ago ana went 10
board with a Mrs. Jones, OF No. $50 south tliln-
ST. He aiterwsrd became engaged 70 Mrs. JOness
daughter and was TO have married her III lew
weeks. lie was taken sick with hemorrhage OF the
lungs a short time ago, and was cared tor by MISS
Jones and her mother. They applied TO MS rather
for and in taking of him. but refused 70 allow
hun to be removed from their house On Monday
the father, armed with warrant had ms son re-
moved from the house By a policeman despite the
allowed TO 90 with him and care for him, but was
not allowed to do SO. The sick man was bundled
INTO a coach and driven to house at Union-a'e
and SchOles-st, where he died.
JERSEY CITY.
Adolph Williams, one of the dodgers burned in the
recent fire IN Greenc-st died of his injuries yeser-
day IN the Charity Hospital lie had been only ten
months in the country and had no friends mere.
Frank Berry. age :wenty-seven OF No. 1s2 Mont
gomery-st. deck. hand on the propeller Matte L.
lice fell overheard yesterday morning while me
boat Oft Robbins Rect and was dfowned lie
not missed for some time and his Dody was not
i'''' ''' WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
NEW oCHELLE.-At the annual meeting of the
elected: President John ;. Nicholas yice-pres-
dent. T. Fisher: secretary, Eugene valentine;
treasurer, Herman Lambden; and captain, L. Is.
PlncGncy - - -
GLEN CovE.-Burglars broke into the drug store
of +. A. Wright on Monday night and stole from
the safe $lG0.
sMrnrowS BRAHcH.-The remains of the
yet been identified.
NEW-JERSEY.
PATFRsoy.-James Robinson mddle-aged mar
ried man employed as teamster at the Cooke Loco
motive Work., met with singular accident on Mon
day lie was driving six horses attached TO truck
with heavy boiler on it, and walking by the
side of the truck when he found himself suddenly
caught between the truck and the side of canal
bridge which he was crossing. In struggling TO es-
cape he fell under the wheels and bOth legs were So
badly crushed that they had to be amputated he
NAV fecoyer.....A About fifty h2nd-oOm weayers at
the silk mills of William Strange Co. are on strike
against reduction of wages. 1.-The inquest IN
the case of William kImln will begin on Friday.
An autopsy Yesterday showed that death was
caused by a fractured skull William Forbes, ar
rested as one Of Kmlns assaans, is still IN Gus
tody.