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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
NEWS from the SUBURBS.

A TOWNS COLLECTOR AND $1,000 MISSING
CharlcsC c. Daily, the township collector of Wood
bridge. y. j., has been mlssIn since March 80.
The case has gone before the Grand jury, and sew
eral witnesses will be examined as 1t is believed
that Daily is a defauter to the amount OF $1,000.
The collections annually average between vi 900
and $4,000. He also handled the school fund
and il is said that he left $1,000 in Railway
bank which can only be drawn by his check.
the first intImatiOn of anything anlss came from
Daily himself in a letter to his father, Charles NJ
Daily, of Germantown. He gave clear statement
of his affairs and made such explanations rs would
facilitate an investigation. lie confessed that Ow-
ing TO the expenses of his large family, the frequent
sickness of his wife, wi consequent expense, had
driven him 70 use the the township funds little
al a time. HIS deficiency he stated, was not more
than 81 900, which he bad used AT the rate o. about
81 900 year for the last seven years IN Office lie
expressed his conirition Tor ms offence. men the
facts leaked ont, II came to the ears OF Mr.. James
Daily, Cha'lcss uncle, whose name was signed to
the bond. Ehen il became known that the sigma
tuTe to the ''nd forgery, and the presence of
James Daily in Ncw-BrunSwick. on Saturday. to-
gether with the issue Immediately aftcrward of 4
number Of subpmnaS for witnesses TO 90 before the
Grand JurV in that connection which were served
in the evening by South Amboy constable was
taken ~ a confirmation. Mr.. James Daily had
been his ncphews bOndsman for several years be-
ginning with his election seven years ago. he
matter was not generally known until Saturday,
and no oler was il known than a number of Mr..
DaHys friends in few hours made mp collection
OF $1,000 toward Tepaymg the $1,000.
Daily had acted as manager OF restaurant at
Thomas-St and Broadway, New-YOrk, owned by b.
Drummond and NJ. Brown. From this position he
derived scarcely any income but is alleged to have
kept it because by doing he was able to find en-
plOyment for OF his as cashier. One OF his
sons is in the United states Navy, stationed in
China. Mrs. Daily is left absolutely destitute,
with eight children whose ages range from two to
gftcen years. Five children have died. She her
self is sckly, requiring almost constant medical at
tendance His political career dates back over
twenty-five years. for as n Young man he made
himself prominent as local politician. Fourteen
or fifteen years ago he first aspired TO office and was
elected collector which he held for three or four
years, when he defeated. Several years ago he
was reelected. since which time he has been re-
elected at every election, sometimes on the Repuh-
lican ticket, sometimes on both. Woodbridge is or
has been Republican by virtue of twenty-five or
thirty votes, and Daily always ran ahead of his
Joke
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Ioubat Turnbull case, supreme Court
Rapid transit mass meeting, COOner Union, p in' n
Trustees OF Madison Avenue Con gregational CHURCH.
y. ,, "a, -,
Grigcs Garrison before Referee RANSOM ~ d. H.
Methodist Conference, II. Paurs Church. =
Queens County Republican Conventions, Jam9c'' !" l.
Marie arTison case before Referee Dwight, - M
INDEPENDENT Republican Conference commute p III.
Ncw-Vork East Conference, Hanson Place NJ l. ChuIch
Brooklyn.
,lcrscy City charter election.
teawanhaka Yacht Club DelmOnicO's, 500 r. M
BROOKLYN semi-centenal celebration.
Indian Association. Calvary Baptist Church. p m.
HorauO King before Long Island Historical society
L. ~ o,o
Society for Promoting the Welfare OF Insane, No 219
West Twcniy-third-st., p. m. H.,
Alexander Porter NorSts lecture before University OF
the City ~ New-Yolk Law school p m. ,
Meropoltan-L leveand baseball match' Ioo "IVuuu7'
Amateur Photographers Cooper Union, p. III.
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sINDRY NEW-JERsEY TOWNS.

81 AI)E1 INV -JElt>I-1 INV M.
SrNuT-Bi~h0p StaI.ev will live at Summit
until hI, departure for Europe at the beginning Of
summer
HAREsON.-The charter election win take place
to-day The First second and Fourth NaIls are
Democratic and the Third Ward, where the largest
propcrt y-owncrs live, is strongly Republican. This
Democrats are divided and quaueling and have
several independent nominations To contend
against.
SPEIV D.-ConsideThe feeling j, showed in
the Methodist Episcopal Church over TN" removal
Of the Rev. &. = Van Glove TO another charge. The
officers and entire membership had requested that
ne he retained. The new pastor. the Rev !. ".
SpTan however, has received 4 cordial welcome.
HACKENsACK.-Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton was
born on AvIil 9, 1854. She is Il native ol South
Carolina and has two children, twenty grand
children forty-eight eredt-srdndchi'dTen and
twelve Crcat-grcat- grandchildren. She has an nm
impaired memory and last Iue'lIY recItcd TO friends
tNenty -seyen verses Of poetry which she learned
mouy years ago 4 family gathering Tomorrow
will be held al the home of her daughter Mrs.
John ". Gamewcll.
Neutrality-suspicious. Timkcn presented TO Judge
Knapp yesterday petition signed by twenty-five
citizens and taxpayers. asking for the appointment
Of an expert TO investigate the cItys accounts,
more especially those Of John Mcmahon, the de-
fauliin, collector. Judge Knapp promised to give
an early decision. William l.. Sackett, the expert
who had been making the investigation, was at tho
City Hall Yesterday for the first time in week,
and said that be rad been sick. Mayor Tim',in
told him Of the application that had been made To
the Court, and refused to permit him 10 resume
work.
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.

TARRYrOwN.-The Row. George +. Horr, of tho
First Baptist Church, preached his farewell sermon
on Sunday evening having accepted call from
CharlcstOwn, Mass.
SING SING.--A new election has been ordered in
Olive Hall, on April p. for the election of a Town
Clerk in consequence of the recent tie vote between
the Republican candidate. Henry Austin, and the
Democratic candidate. David i'll. Benedict, who will
again enter the field
WHITE PLAINS-ThcOdOre Hoffman,, who is TO
be hanged on April II, was visited by n sister a few
days ago. The interview lasted for several hours,
and the parting is said to have been affecting. On
Sunday afternoon the condemned man was visited
by his father. The latter on going away asked
the jaicr to get him a pass for a friend, who de-
sired to witness the execution.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
NEWARK

Ofsxty-fve deaths last week, ten were from con-
sumption and six from pneumonia.
j. H. Hahn. who disappeared and abandoned his
business to his wife last fall, has returned TO his
house, No SO Broad-st. His explanation of his
troubles and went to California and Mexico.
United States Commissioner Meeker heard evil
dence Yesterday i'm the case of Ernest j. Foster,
who was arrested i'll MOrrlStOwn charged with
using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
In the African Methodist Episcopal Conference
Yesterday report recommending that preachers
shall endcayOT to raise one cent per member each
for the benefit OF education, was adopted. II also
directs that the preachers make out statistical
account Of illiteracy IN their churches
The Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children held its annual meeting yesterday, and
took acton upon a number Of important subjects.
Superintendent G. b. latmau T,po ted that he had
laid the matter of the i'll treatment of the t%o Red
den bows IN the Rev. Nh Irymcs " Faith Orphan
age" before the Grand Jury. Attention was called
10 the sale Of rye and rock candy 20 children. \
resolution was adopted requesting the state IN
spcctOr of Child Labor to appoint member Of the
society as one of the deputies authorized by the
new law in order that such deputy might act IN She
interests of the Society he question of providing
legislation to ahatc The evil OF wife-beatng was
discussed. aud il was resolved TO nod meeting of
the executive committee tomorrow IN the law Of
fees of Judge Frank Fort TO take stops toward
reform. Judge Dcpur and VI Carter will be asked
TO give their views as to the best means of proven
ton Of the evil Of wife beating. One Of the MEM
bcrs OF the Society yOrei the Introduction Of the
Wmpping-pOst punishment for Wlfc-bcatcTs.
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their sales About thirty drops OF the rye and
rock they SAID, were put III quarter of pound OF
candy.
The Fulton Municipal and the Nassau Gas Com
pany have agreed to sell gas ut - thousand ieet
The Nassau company will continue 10 control the
territory which il formerly occupied. and will sur
render the mains II had laid in adjoining districts
consideration.
Blanche Emerson, n notorious colOred woman,
who kept a resort on Coney =, Island
where coorcd man was killed III November
1883 was shot on Sunday by Joe
Jackson. a negro She received ono bullet wound
in the left breast and another in the right thigh.
Jac ksou and another negro were QuaTreling about
n white woman. The woman who was shot rushed
between the two men and received the bullets in-
tended for one of them. Her injuries are serious.
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ANEW HOTEL IN FIFTH AVENUE.

Plans were fled yesterday in the Building Bureau
by Messrs Phyfe d Campbell, for the erection of
Fiftv-ninth SITS. The architect of the proposed
building is Carl Pfener and though complete plans
have not yet been prepared the sketches 60 far to
show that the hotel when finished, will be hand
some and commodious. The ground has frontage
in Fifth-ave. of 300 feet in Fifty eghtl-st OF
IFS feet and half, and in Fifty-nnt hist. of 143
feet. Il was at first intended to erect
a handsome apartment house on the site, but this
idea has been abandoned and the hotel will be built
in such fashion that II can he converted into an
On the Fifty-ninth-st. side there will be dining
room about 100 feet long, while the extensive
tiOns show that the exterior viii be free English
renaissa nee the two lower stories in stone and the
others in red brick trimmed with brOwn-stOne.
Mcssrs. Phyie & Campbell are the owners as well
as the builders Ii IS impossible to state ut present
the amount that will be spent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
PLEADING FOR A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

Michael Reilly, the Rayenswood, l.. l., rUilian,
VINO has made frequent attempts to take his wife :
life, and who on Saturday last succeeded in cutting
oil ner hair with pair of in his efforts TO
cut her throat was arraigned before Justice Kava-
nagh in the Long Island City Police Court yesteI-
day. His wife was present aud made piteous
appeal 10 the Justice 10 let her Mike 90 this time
and he would he a good man.
Yes" SAID the Justice, ''let him 90 to murder
yon."
oh no, Judge. vour honor; he'll niyer do 1t
again. VIII You Mike ,"
AN troOth. won't Mary: an yOu know il was
whiskev that done il before
The Justice rcprimanlcd Reilly and held him in
$500 bonds to keep the peace. His wife left the
courtroom to get the bond5mcn, but had not re-
turned mp 10 a late hour last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
LONG ISLAND.

COLLEGE, PolNI.-Justico of the Peace Thomas
Dasley died yesterday from pneumonia. He was
secretary of the savings bank for many ears.
SoUTHAMProN.-The appropriation of s., 900
passed at the recent town meeting 10 carry on it,
igatIon concerning the right and title to bay bot
tom is from all appearances, the entering wedge of
what will prove an expensive law suit.
FLUsHING-Frequent burPlaues and robbcries
have taken place III this village in the last few
weeks. The bOldness Of the thieves and the failure
OF the police to arrest them are also receiving at =
tention. On Sunday night the house of George
Roe IN Farrington-st., WIS broken into, while tho
family were at church, and jewelry worth 800
stolen Among the articles wore three gold watches.
One of them cost $40 short time ago and was a
present from Mr. Roe to one Of his children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
NEw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL s, 1884

Norwalk whose bid WINS $500. The hail is to be
completed on July 1.
TRATFoRp.-"Unce Harry Curtis reached his
ninetieth birthday on Sunday. He has voted at all
the Presidential elections since 1916.
SANDY HOoK.-Nss Maggie Heating was blown
frown the steps of the NewtOwn Catholic Church
OH Sunday and sustai ned serious injuries
MuFoRD.-BshOp Paddock. of Washington Ter
rtory, will preach in St. Peters Church this
evening.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Joseph r. Hawley will de-
liver all address on Memorial Day.....The class IN
mneraogy from the Scientific Society will make an
excursion TO Beers quarry near Old Mill Green, thus
afternoon Professor Turner, later, will illustrate
thsnethod of finding the specific gravity of min
erals by weighing under water. The COnnec ticut
Association of Civil Engineers, of which Engineer
i. II. Hull IL president, will be held in New-llaven
Oh next Tuesday.
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very respectfully yours,
TrE DgNTAT-n

To the science OF medicine the world lsndebed overmuch.
What HppOcrates Iudey commenced 400 years b. C. has
been steadily improved upon until mortality among children
has decreased onea and the average life Of has been
nearly doubled When about thirty years ago Pitcher
warng against dangerous narcotic medicines discovered the
formula vegetable Castora e recorded sce1 advance
which has be adopted 10y millions ofmother5, -ud by liberal
physicians ycTywheie Cast0ra ia not suppose
secret rele1v It's formula f. published with each bottle
contains morphine other injurious ingredient and
regularly prescribed parcgorc and WERE
II Casora removed from other known prescrp-
ton coud d los place Mothers Will be pleased know that
part TIC money they this year pay this Invaluable
remedy Will DE loaned To the Goddess OF Liberty TO enlarge
patriotism OF their children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
TWO FERRY-BOATS IN COLLISION.

Two Pennsylvania Railroad ferry boats wero in
collision yesterday, and both of them were consid-
erably damaged The New-JcrSey of the Desbrosses
York as the Hudson City of the Cortlandt Street
line was entering her slip, and the two boats
crashed together There great CONSERVATION
among the passengers, particularly in the ladies'
cabin until it was asceTtalned that there was no
danger The guard rail of each boat was carried
away and the cabins slightly crushed; both boats
had TO be laid up for repairs. Acting Superintcnd
ent Bloomsbury is making an Investigation and
could not state last night which of the captains, if
either, was responsible for the collision.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

iSturterdnt HOuSe-General Alfred II, IeTiy'
Tnifed states Armv n m Aretuc Hotel-Ex-Con-
Crcssman Horace T. Page, of California and joseph Jed
fersOn Hotel BrHHSic,ck-GeneIal Jonn +, hddrnoi
of Albany 1900 ErereH HOiSc-S. Il. Guion, OF llNcIpoo,
-. Bycroorf Rouse-Sir owen Lanyon, OF England ana
rason Riggs of baltimore . Giscy HoWSc-General '. d.
Groner OF Virginia 49,. Astor HoWSc-GOYernor n IT,
iWa If Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
CorINBIA COLLEGE INTERESTS.

Lewis ". RutheTfuId, trustee OF Columbia Col
iege resigned that Office yesterday on account of Ill
health. he resignation was accepted but the va
cancy was not filled. Mr.. Rutherfurd recently gave
a valuable set Of astronomical instruments to the
college The recent law passed AT Albany amend
ing the college charter so that the institution may
hold any amount of real estate, was read al the
meeting Of The Board. The amount was formerly
limited 10 thai which yielded income OF 5000
j was decided TO charge members OF the senior
class after this year, 81 instead OF 50, at gddua
lions The degree of Doctor OF Philosophy was
conferred upon William w. Share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
MR. wALLNG WITH NOTHING TO SAY.

= am not candidate for the presidency of the
National Bank of Kcyport," sand Superintendent
Nali.ng at liolrndel, n j.. TO TRiB'NE reporter
YESTERDAY, and sent word to that chect TO the
director to-day. The first ] knew OF Tie Cooper
Institute meeting last Saturday night was when ]
saw an account oil IL in Sundays tribune. have
nothing 10 say III reference to the police inyestiga-
ton ia New York Mr. Nalling appeared TO be
snnewhat feeble. His physician has ordered perfect
ouict and he sees few visitors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

for the last six days On March o, at the end OF the
gale which caused the most damage, the ~; faui
sighted brig in distress, which was found 10 DC tne
Norwegian brig Varnaes, bound to Hull WIN taI
captain and crew of seven men were brought by INC
St Paul TO this port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

commanding figure is to stand upon OF tho small
islands beautiful bay OF NewYork.
will rise surrounding spires towers and hills and
ITS light sixty miles the and dis its
bling influence throughout the homes Of fifty million people
our citizens asked for two hundr ed and fifty
sand dollars fitting foundation and pedestal
which shall stand Only hundred and twenty
thousand dollars have yet been raised 1t stimulate
subscriptions for this international work that we
following propositions:
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ROCKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-The Rev. c. X. Barnes, the newly ap-
pointed pastor of St. PmPs Methodist Episcopal
Church, preached Sunday. The Rev. DR.. ; l..
Baldwin, recently in chJrge, but now presiding
elder of the district will continne 10 make Nyack
his home The Rev. j. l.. Lloyd OF the Prcsby
terian Church has consented to deliver tle memo
nal sermon to the WallrOn Post on May -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
THE BARTIIOLDI STATUE.

What Paris TO France and Italy NewYork Is TO
America Anything that the Metropolis concerns
every in tho United hundred years
ago the American Colonies AMI Fr2nce began struggle
against mOnarchal tyranny which resulted in uniting them
sister republics Of the world The fraernal spirit
commenced by Lafayette in 777 has been again emphasized
by the people presenting people Of America
the most magnificent ancient modern civilization has
Egyptian Obelisk Central PARK Is II feet
high; o Rhodes was 1O5 high the Arch
OF Triumph IN Paris is 1913 feet high while
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
STATEN ISLAND

CFFTON.-Thc large freight steamer Vulcan, Of
the Bridgeport Line, will he launched this morning
from the Marine Railway.
TorTENVILLE.-The Methodist Church has decided
TO enlarge its cemetery, which viii then be the
largest on staten Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
Along VOYAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.

fine American ship II. Paul, which arrived yester-
day, forty-One days from Liverpool met success
eiGu of heavy gales. She was two days III gettihg
,uit of the channel account OF the thick weather.
In one soIn which lasted eight days, she lost her
uppeI main t0psail yard, ma topsail stay SAL ana
lib She bias bee1 within l2O miles OF Ne"-lOik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

THE SHOUT OF ADMIRATION With which
Knoxs beautiful SIX Hat for the spring the inm
liable Prince" greeted the best evidence OF its
beauty and acknowledged excellence Knox STILL as he has
always been. the halter His stores 2l2 Broadway and
in the Fifth Avenue Hotel daily crowded with delighted
customers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
IERSEN CIV

Judge McGill refused YESTERDAY nm application
D. Harrington, the alleged Legion of Honor c0nspr-
ators for an order 10 compel the District Attorney
10 produce for DIFFERENTIATION certificate which
they are alleged 10 have forged.
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1872 FrLToy-sr, NEw.YoRK, March %. 1891.

Hon WILLIAM NJ. EYARTs,
Chairman n Pedestal Fund COinBiteei
sir! SO frGs ka0W the largest single subscription for
ne TedesaL Fnd is 5000. TO promote TIC good 00r
teader you subscription Of Twenty-Five thousand dollars pro-
uidcd mat for the perod Of pear you permit place
top Of tie pedeStat ne Cord CastOria" Thus
and science sgabot Of HJetyto and o bea his
children coU'd te closely eaShrae{ In the hearts Of
people.
TeryreSpec(ully yours,
TIE CENTAUR CONPAyY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
DISEASES
OF the
NERVOUS SYSTEM.

The Importance system power life
and the bearing which it has human happiness
thoroughly recOnzed its and the danger Of overaxn8
IT, through intense mental application or by the ex
indulgence Of the appettes and propenses are
proper subjects consideration When the system
absolutely promptly seek advice
from expert for long series OF has devoted h
whole this study and who from his er
perence and practice has learned 10 discover at once the
cause and promptly apply the remedy thus avoiding tho
painfully slow seeking for the truth to the inen
perenced annoying TO the patient who very naturally
wants TO know without delay what the natter the extent OF
the arrangement the probabilities Of recuperuon and the
time required.
II the brain become exhausted by intense mental sppi
cation depving power OF connected hough can
only recover strength by being properly fell and noushed
by the certain systematic methods II precisely the
same with that preside over organic life The
value of this Of medical practice scarcely be over
rated for it reaches marriage the pepetuation OF family
names the securing hereditary titles and the retention OF
estates in the same family
From long large experience in this direction have
been able TO command by my the thankful appre
citation OF some OF the first families Of the city and Nation and
can communicate much that pertains 10 the oyereXerce OF
every department the system and the means OK
recovering power whether of BRAIN appetite propensity
passion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08
ALONG The SOUND.

DANBURY.-The new Borough Court wa formally
opened yesterday
DARIEN.-The contract for building the new town
hall has been awarded TO William Mather, of West
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Announcements.

Genuine Johann Hos Malt EHracthas signature Johann
Hon and MOrtz Esner neck every bottle Endorsed
all physicians, for general debility Beware Of limitations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

Atthe Passes-Arrived Iucreta OBI, Catana;
Morgan Havana,
Sailed steamers Lone STAR New.York Hereda, Blue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

FLIES, reaches, ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice,
cleared ont by Rough Rats" l5c
Rough on TOothache," instant relief l5c.
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LIBERTY ENLICuTENING THE WORLD

to be OF bronze and when mounted upon its base and
pedestal viii catch the breeze the height OF three hundred
and twcnnne feet The bead II q feet the index
finger feet AMI the nose 3 feet Twelve persons sit
within the torch, and forty persons within the head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-08

Carriers Little Liver Pills must not be con-
founded with Catharto PrRative pills. they
are entirely unlike them IN every respect One trial will
prove their superiOny.