New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-12

!, FRIDAY, OCTOBER II, lSS
display of fruit particularly of pears, apples and
| Cranes IS large and interesting. One exhibitor
| shows fifty varieties of grapes. Peaches are hol
numerous but there are few new and lnleIesting
| varieties A unique design is cross covered WIN
| iyy-leayes. Around it are twlned Jasmine, WINE
roses and white pinks, while at the 1901 are Volets
| and ferns.
| GIRL WITH EXTRA LEGS AND ARMS.
Victoria Fair held a reception yesterday aIIerS
| noon at the Nog-York Museum She has four legs
| and four arms The additional arms are each aoouo
six inches long, With an Imperfect nahu Nv s,o On
| front of the normal legs are two lmperlecI legs
which fold across the body. Her mother ana taIner
| are full-boOded South Carolina negroes. Inc
babe 10 said to DO about eleven months Old Out she
| looks older.
INSTALLATION OF THE REV. Mr.. WILLIAMS.
The installation Of the Rev. Theodore =; Wlllams
will take place at All Souls Church on Wednesioay
evening, October II. The opening PRAYER VIII pc
offered by the Rev. John W. Chadwick ana the
installing PRAYER by the Rev. DR.. James Freeman
Clarke The Rev Robert COllyer will extend the
right hand of fellowship and rhe Rev. DR.. Edward
Everett Hale will make the address TO the people,
to which MIR. Williams will respond. ! ne sermon
will he preached by the :Rev. Erancis q. Peabody
and the Rev H. Price Collier will read portion OF
Scripture.
THE USE OF MILITIA IN SURPRISING RIOTS.
A meeting of theMilitary Service Institution was
held on Governors Island Yesterday. paper was
read by General +. L. Molrneux on the duties OF
the military in the suppression OF riots lie dreW
attention to the with which an ORGANIZED mop
IN New York City could gain control OF the Wat t
and lighting facilities, the car routes ana me
regimental armOries, and he argued thaG INC
National Guard should he prepared to ocsupy at
short notice, the streets and armories. Generals
Whipple, Webb and Mckee were among those who
discussed the paper.
TAKEN WITH COMMISSIONS IN A sTREET-CAR.
pale delicate young woman, age abont Wenty-
three, taken with conyulsons at O'Clock yes
Il, Ent1rfb -pyn at
Fiftpenth-st The car stopped and she was
assisted 10 the sidewalk, where she became uncon-
woman was taken to the New York Hospital where
she died. From letters IN her pocket 1t was learned
that her name was Pauline Roberts, and that her
home at No. 2032 Seycnth-ave. She was
teacher IN a private family.
VICTIMS OF THE JAvAv ERUPTIoNs.
Baron de Smcth Van Alpen Charge d Afalres OF
the Netherlands has received a circular from
the Central Committee organized az The Hague In
which aid il solicited for tho relief of the victims OF
tho recent volcanic eTuptlOnS ia the Strait OF
Suuda. The circular states that the people are in
want Of the neCessaTics of life. Contributions may
be sent TO the Netherlands Legation at Washlngton
the acting Netherlands Consul General, j. X.
Planten. No. Al Broad-st., or to the Netherlands
COnsulates in other cities.
THE EFFECT OF THE DEATH-wATCH or HOvEY.
The moral effects OF the death-watCh are begin
ing 10 make themselves felt in the case Of Edward
uuvcy the condemned murderer IN the IOmbs. lie
takes less pleasure IN his smoke and IN reading ana
watching him. The quiet, inexorable surveillance
of his guards gals aud irets hIm. Warden FINN
told TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday that no ana not
think that IOvCy was thinking or suicide, but the
general opinion Of his keepers Is that 1t Is In ms
THOUGHTS all the time. HIS wife suffers acutcly, but
is with him every permitted hour
ARRIVAL OF THE BODY OF DR.. EVER.
The body of the Rev. DR.. +. &. Ever III charge OF
Mrs. Ever, Mis-, Ever aud the Rev. Father Brown
OF the Church OF st. Mary the Virgin, arrived IN
tins city from Montreal &C 1870 yesterday morn
fla RI lNRlf "A
Depot BY the ycstrvmen Of DR.. EwcTs church and
q few friends Of he family, and the body was con
yeyed to the Church OF 81. lgnatius The funeral
services will be held m that church at O'Clock on
Saturday morning. The Rev. Father Brown will
onicIatr The Holy Eucharist Will be celebrated at
o'clock on the same morning. The body VIII be
Inferred IN WoOdIawn Cemetery
WHISTLER COLLECTION or EXHIBITION.
Tho collection of ctchmgs aud dry points Of J.
Mcneil Wnstlcr recently exhibited IN Lond on, is
now to be seen at the rooms of Herman Nunderllch
~ Co., No. SIS broadway. The arrangement oil
tAc London exhibition Ia, been followed Win eX-
acturs-. The pictures are upon walls hung with
white, The woodwork is painted yellow, aud the
seats I'm the room are upholstered m yellow, me
only addition which MrssTs. Wundcrllch ~ Co.
have permitted Themselves 10 make - mJntel-
piece hung with yellow and lined with Tiles IN
white aud yellow. Even the invitations - tho ex-
hlhuon are exact copies of those issued IN London
Ffty-ouc numbers are represented.
SEEING THE GHOST or A NURSE.
Nellie Tourney. age seventeen, inmate OF tho
Wetmore Home, No. 40 south Washington Square
disappeared five weeks ago On Wednesday evening
sine reappearsd. and was unable TO tell where she
had been. Presently she cried aloud with lear ana
called 10 those IN charge OF The Home to save her
from death. She said she could the ghost OF the
nurse who recently died az the Home ami she crled
See that sword. She will stab me. Save me, save
me :" In the jefferson Market Ponce Court Justice
Duffy committed her for examination by the city
physician. It's thought at tho Wetmore II lone that
she was CntlCed away Oy some uhSClupulOus men,
who druggcd her.
r,ner. or rur Cpr-TUTpN BAPTIST NETTING
S. s. COustan, at the Church of the Epiphany,
made his yearly report To tue Southern Baptist
Association Of Now-l York yesterday. Tho receipts
for mission purposes LOT tlc year were n 500 %
and the disbursements $2,77B 81. There were 2i2
baptIsms IN the city missions, and SI IN the
churches. A committee was appointed TO consider
the propuety Of purchasing tue church IN West
-thIrd-st., between Sixth aud Seventh ayes,
and on resolution OF the Rey. ); F. Elder the
Association TOtCd To receive the Madison Avenue
Bapust Church. The proceedings closed last even
luu with meeting at the church IN aid OF the city
mIssiOIs, when addresses were delivered by the
Rev JOHN Humstone, CT Brooklyn, and the Rev.
Samuel Altman.
BROOKLYN.
The same prison van IS used in conveying men
and women prisoners from Court House TO the
PenIteuuary, a distance OF over three miles. Com
paIuts are made that the women prlsO Lcr5 are fro
1urnty subjected to gross insults while riding in the
van. and Warden Green. Of the Pcnltentary, has
applied TO Sheriff Stegman for separate cOnycyance5
Tor the men and " omen.
Mrs Bridget Green. with five children ranging in
ages from two months to seven years, was found
homeless and destitute, wandering in the streets
Yesterday morning. 1t was uscerl aimed that both
Mrs Green and her husband dnuk TO excess. she
was sent TO the Penitcutary and the children were
cared for by the Society for tho Prevention of
Cruelty to Children.
Judge Pratt granted divorce yesterday ia Henry
d. King from Mrs. Fanny VI. King......lhc find
Inys IN the divorce SUIT of William II. smith against
Mrs Annie Smith, to whom q decree OF absolute
divorce was granted IN June, were settled by Judge
Pratt...... he SUIT for absolute divorce begun by
f. w. Latham against Mrs. Susan Latham was sent
to a referee. The parties to the SUIT married
in 1865, and have four children.
JERSEY CITY