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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17
sr-NDRy NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

MArAwAN-The watch boat, Captain Israel Port,
used to protect the oyster beds was run down IN
Raritan Bay on Thursday by the schooner BenIa-
min Jarvis Captain Lowell of Buckfort, Me. Inc
captain and mate, George Watson, narrowly
escaped being drowned
WuIPPoNY.-The cotton factory is to be sold this
month. 80. "A survey is being made for railroad
connection with Whippony.
MORRTsTOwN. President Jewett, of thel Erie
road, will not live in Morrlstown this year 80.
President Dixon, of the Delaware and Hudson
Canal is at home suffering from Brights disease.
.At the recent Republican caucus 1t was pro-
posed to nominate Colonel Fred Grant for Alder
man.
CHFsTFR.-John w. Smith, formerly proprietor
of the United states Hotel was an applicant last
week for a license. A remOnstTance was presented
and an effort was made to have Smith Indicted
This greatly worried HIM and he retired to bed on
Thursday night and died of heart disease.
BLooMFIELD.-Dr. Bennett was seriously injured
Yesterday. He was thrown from his carriage and
struck the cobble-stOne pavement upon his head.
ELIZABErH-The Common Council has appointed
a comaittee TO confer with the bondhOders relative
to their last proposition for the settlement OF the
W debit
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

YoNKERs.-John Arrol, who lives in Ionkers-
ave- and works in the Paterson silk Mills, was
locked up yesterday on suspicion of being an ac-
complce of Charles HUMPHREYS, his brother-in-law.
who was arrested for larceny on Thursday. On
searching Arroi's house, with whom liumphres
boarded the police found wagon-load of stolen
goods.
Mourn VEENoN.-A young man who gave his
name as Charles Wilson, called at the clothing
articles worth Sl2, and offered a check for S24,
drawn on the First National Bank Of TarrytOwn by
Robert f. Douglass i'll favor of Frank Wilson, in-
Guested the balance in cash. Mr.. Bernstein thought
thar the check was forgery, and detained the
man. lie was arrested and committed to the
Comfy Jail
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ALONH THE SOUND.

BGIDGEPoRI.-Last evening John Hurd was in
consultation with lawyers from New-Iork, De
troit Cleveland and bridgeport. The Seaside
Driving Club was organized last night with sixty
members A fine club-roOm has been secured
STPATFOPD-A meeting Of the wardens and
yestry of Christ Church was held last evening with
closed do IS The object was to take action on the
resignation Of the Rev. Arthur Sloan.
acknowledgements Waller has ordered a special
election to be he'd on May 2G, to choose Judge OF
Probate IN place Of Colonel C. ;. Crofut. deceased
SorTH NoRwALK.-The Fire Department has
chosen Chief Engineer MCGOWAN a delegate to the
convention in New-ilayen next thursday for the
formation of a State Fire Organizat lOn.. FIVE
simmer.
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
Drained WITH AN AXE oNA BARK.

THREATENED BY A SAILOR, MATE KILLS HIS
AssAILANT-THE CAUSE, A DRINK OF wHIsKEY.
The bark Myrtle. CAPTAIN J.. Carter, left New
York on Wednesday for the West Indies. Whlle
living off Whtestone, l.. l.. yesterday Michael
William Walsh. the second mate, murdered John
Williams, a sailor. Walsh walked into the fore
castle and happened 10 spy bottle OF wmskey
which belonged to Williams. He seized the bottle
and began to drink when Williams came
ont of the messroom and profanely
demanded that he should put it down.
Walsh made no other answer than TO take another
draught. and the sailor, with All OATH drew
a knife and rushed upon the mate. Stepping back
fine mate escaped tho blow, and selling an axe that
was lying at hand he raised il and rushed upon the
sailor The axe fell with tremendous force upon
Williams neck almost seyering the head from his
body without waiting 10 ascertain the effect OF
tbs blow, Walsh gave the sailor another blow with
the butt end. completely crushing the skull. The
mate seemed drunk with fury, and before the other
sailors could interpose he grabbed marlinsplke
and began to beat the dead body at his feet
Captain Carter was not aboard At the time of the
murder The first mate cried out, What are you
doing Walsh ~
II have killed him." he replied land I'll kill
more If Pm troubled
The mate signalled the steamer Fidelity, which
steamsd asharA far sssi.tann. nAnntv-Shsrif
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RNlKLAND COUNTY.

NYACK.-The students of ROckland College have
organized tire brigade and secured No. | Engine
formerly used by the Nyack Fire Department.
Elijah" by the Choral Society, in the Presby-
terrain Church, on Thursday night, was success.
Prof. G. ID. Wilson presented with two purses.
Baptist Church. will preach Tomorrow evening ON
Temperance and the recent action of the Board OF
Excise"
SPARKILL-Impressiye ceremonies will be hel at
RorkIand Cemetery on Decoration Day. Colonel
Schaier and his Post will he present to honor the
memory of General Bleuker, who covered the Union
retreat at Bull iiun.
SPRING VALLEY.-HaTy Ward stallion, for
which Peter ;. Van Orden recently refused 10000,
Is dead.
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Jersey CITY.

Henry E. Farrier, chief engineer of the Fire De- De-
partment and Thomas Leather, president OF inc
BOARD of Fire Commissioners started ont yesterday
Tn trv n new horse The animal proved to be I'M.
manageable. and on turning into Jersey-ave Chlef
Farrer who was driving, lost control OF HIM. Inc
horse dashed up Jersey-ave. at funous galt' ino
wheel of the gig struck truck and the men were
hurled headlong to the pavemen3 Mr.. Leather WAS
able to RISE but Chief Farrier was UNCONSCIOUS ne
was wounded on the head and ii is feared that ne
has sustained internal injuries.
Cresene Wohlke, age sixty, of No. 104 Labrlskie-
st.. was struck by train while picking coal on me
Northern Railroad track near the county road, yes
terday, and instantly killed.
John w. Baker was arraigned in the First Dis
trict Police Court yesterday, charged with utter
ing fraudulent checks. He had given checks Tor
$50 each to Patrick Connolly. OF Payona-aVe.'
Patrick Meehan, of Ernest, and John ID. Can
field, of Monmouth-st. The checks were drawn on
the Second National Bank OF Newark, IN which mel,
tractor few years ago, but he fell into drinking
habits.
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HOME NE US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ererctt House-Senator George F. Edmunds
and family of Vermont. ..FtTh ArenW Hote-senator
Eugene Hale OF Maine: the Hon. Robert Q. winthrop OF
Bo.ton Congressman John stewart q Vermont Gen
sisnal Delegate Morton i. Post and eIDeleGate
Stephen W. Downey, ofwyoming. and Carol Brewster
and John Scott Of Philadelphia Gitscp House-sen
ator Benjamin Harrison, OF Indiana brand Central
HOtei-senstor p b. Plumb. OF kansas Wtndsor Hotet-
Ex-Governor Charles Foster and ex-Congressman Amos
Townsend Of Ohio and Theodore NJ Pomeroy OF Auburn
n. ". Aibemdrle HOtel-Edwn Booth and daughter
and f. Shoobrdge member OF the House OF Assembly or
Tasmania 81 James Hotet-Col0nel F. A. Matthews,
United States Consul Tangter. Morocco. Coleman
H0tSe-John Esten Cooke of Virginia Breroort Hose-
4. b. Elliott, OF the Treasury Department
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long ISLAND.

GrErxpoRr.-Thei Revi f. 5. Wheeler has ac
ccpted a call TO tie Baptist Church at south Fran
ingham Mass, and Will take charge about the Isl
of July
EAsrHANProN.-Edward King who was acciden-
tally shot through the arm by the premature DIS
charge of his gun last Saturday was seized with
lockaw. HIS recovery is doubtful.
NywrowN.-The liquor dealers have formed an
organization for mutual protection and engaged
counsel to look after any suit in which any or their
number may be involved growing out Of alleged
violations of the Excise law.
BArH-The house OF Archibald Young was robbed
early yesterday OF two OyercOats, an embroidered
table cover. and bric-a-brac WOrth$ 5000 Mr. Young
had the habit of leaving his house unlocked The
house of H. NJ Sadlcr was robbed yesterday of cloth
ing and other articles worth 500 and the store Of
j. r. Havilaud of meat and provisions wOr th 500.
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,r1r WORK nAuv rR,BuNE SATURDAY, ssiTEN PAGES


aud Neville with mdsc and passengers 70 AUSTIN bao"n
steamer Katie (Ger Petrowsty. stettin April % and
Nswsss ii wlsn s1 bsenSors sTe@sn April
Gohonburg rs days with mdse and passengers 70 oechs
steamer Archimede taD Viola Mes.ins April 2S Palermo
spoago Cotton cenfusgos Nsy6 st Jago and
Nassau Mp days with muse and passengers 'a' "ad
dad 90 Grenada o. Barbados 800 1T Lucia May MsIn
ique e. NsyIso, aud st Kits o. with mdse anu
Steamer Gulcrmo Span Lazarsys CsTdenss May Glen
stesner iona sr Dcs and Trinity Bays "a ia
dIys Steamer S.sn Richmond no GoYs newport Ws' Point
Va with md,s and 70 o Dominion With 1d,s and
Steamer Ffancona Bennett Portland with md'e and pass
ship steinvora O. MSlp5o %a CALCUTTA ii' u'''
10 Baqi Acsss mors Of and lis day. from auckland NJ
BARK Mafsscs ItsI, de Hnges smyrna 81 days cetto
so Y wS %% sD 70 BoaeE March
April H. With salt vessel TO master ., on, pba
depha day in ballast Vernon Brown CO 70 dav,
With mdso to order 10 Bonham Boyeseh. ,,v, wifi,
n BARK S Slasr vessel ei G9d Borrn Archibald
suNsET-w,pd at SANDY Hook moderate. NV; clear. At
City Island, the same.
steamer Lydan Monarch CBr), Nugget London-ra''on
steamer city Of Rome Br Munro, Liverpool via ouo'n'
Steamer City Of Berlin Br Watkins, Liverpool via Queens
Steamer spain b. Williams Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer Dcvon'a (Br) Young olasgow-HendeIson BIOS
Steamer Lucretls (Br Grggs Newcaste-Shpson 0Po"0o
steamer Crystal BIZ Bowling, Leth via Dept'ord-Smp
steaIneT Rns SER AIbers Hamburg Kunhardt q CO
steamer PennaBd (Belg), Weyer Ant"erp-feter virgin
steamer city OF Antonio Wilder Port Royal and Fer
nandna-C II Mallory n Co ,-.,... ,.rnD.o,
steamer Iykus (Br), Phlliekirk BeauIort-ISinPsV"'
Pstesmsr MaTt6a stevens Chance Bamore-J Krems
ship Gustav and Oscar GER, Seenan breheh-heiinA"
ship Quebec CBr Dexter Parrsboro Ms-snow Burgess
Ship Black Hawk Ger, Haesloop PbIadelphia-"SIen
BARK Cone oscar AUST. Ragusn, Anjier Java for or
Bark Anna Ger, Tyrel Hobart Town and Brisbane-R
Bark sarena UaD. Jaccarno acknowledgements q
BARK Rossean (Br), strickland, London-Howland A'pn
Bark Tordcnskjod (Nor, Elertsen, Antwerp-c Tobias
Co. ,rv,
Steamers City Of san Antonio Fernandins Kanawha Bara
Banks Henry 4 Lchied, for sydney NS"' hoso ihno9
valparaiso: Doris EckhOn, Philadelphia
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
oErysrowy Nav l6Sailed steamer City OF Chicago Br
Ieitch from Liverpool hOnce for NeW-GOrk - -, y, -
Arrived steamer BOhnia (Br), Mcay from NeW-1 OK May
& on her way 10 Liverpool and proceeded 80 - 80
BRISTOL l6Sailed steamer LldndaH Cly Nbr "eIso
Hull May l6-saied, steamer Marengo (Br) Meiet Tor
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Meeting OF Clearing House Committee 10 a. m.
Meadow Brook races, Hampstead. L. l., 2 p M 49,,
LAYING cornerstone Of New-York Cancer Hospital
Eighth-ave. and One hundred-and-sixthst,.4 p. IN.
Staten Island Athletic Club games, west Newbrigh'on
$3.50 p. IN. -
Brooklyn Young Republican Club Music Hall. p m
New York Buffalo baseba match Polo Grounds, p M
Metropolitan Baltimore baseball match, Metropolitan
Park, y. III. - l,, =,
Rome.
Marif-Gar11son so, before Referee Dwight.
Executive Committee Of Independent Repubhcan Con-
ference Committee.
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STATEN ISLAND.

Rossv1IIE.-The body of the boy found in Staten
Island Sound has been identified that of William
Fillman, of Trenton, who was drowned from his
fathers vessel on May 2.
MIDDLETOWN.-Ihe politicians of Richmond
Comfy have been in 6utter of excitement during
the past two DAYS over the discovery that bill has
passed the Legislature creating five Offices in the
county, which viii yield 1900 $4,000, 1900,
SO, 900 and 81 800 respectively.
WEST BMGHTON.-The spring games of the Staten
Island Athletic Club will be held to-day. The
New-York, Williamsburg and Manhattan Clubs
and Myers will compete in the 800 yards dash.
The will be tug of war between teams of the
National Guard.
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STEALING. SrABBfNG AND BITING.

A burglar entered the house of Thomas Cook,
at No 43j Hicks-st, Brooklyn yesterday morning and
woke up Cook. who caught him with clothing and Othe
,oods worth $500 The thief drew knife and stabbed
Cook Ina the head, mhictiug slight wound. Maggie
bTTgi,r bin the grl in the hand and in the struggle
which followed he bit Cook in the thumb. They man
aged 10 hed the ruan until the police arrived. tie gave
lie name OF John johnson, age fifty, OF Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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RROOKLYN.

The drowned body of man was found at the foot
of HudsOn-ave., yesterday.
The Brooklyn Young Republican Club will hold
a meeting this evening in Music Hail. 10 decide
what course to take IN regard 70 the coming
National Republican Convention.
George Trimke of No 81 North SiIth-st., has
been arrested Oh a charge of alternating the affect
tons of Mrs B9rka Hordila. of No. 50 North
Fourth-st.. on the complaint of her husband
irhapl HOTka.
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Walls and Constable Munson proceeded to the Myrtle
and arrested Walsh. who made no resistance. ne
was taken by them to Whitestone, together WIN
fonr of the sailors as witnesses,
Coroner Maynard, of Flushing, was summoned 60
and, after impanclling Jury ne y5s vIs1 .ns
late body of Williams. Late last night walsh was
mitted for further examination. He says that ne
lives in Water-st in this city, and has So. sister,
Mary Walsh, who has been living at NO. 40 Mes,
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scILLY. May l6zPas.ed. steamer P:rn,s MonarchesyA
Dgn,sonbe from New orr % .t.s%.r Issna ,
skjodt from New York April 10.
ton April is. -. r,...,. M, -,
gesang, from Nsw-York Mays. -. -.
sOUfaAnPTos Nay ie-Arnvsd steamer Ebe Ger. Han,
emann from Newfork May on her way TO Bremen tsAS
proceeded - .,,.-.,-. 49,.
MARsEILLEs NAV l4-Arrived steamer Warrington tiai
Csfiero, from New.YOrk April n.
VERA CRUZ NAV l5-sailsd steamer City Of Alezsndra
Zimmerman, for New.Y0rk via Havana
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stocked with imported beer All the turn apparatus
will be replaced under the superintendent OF the
New-York Turn-Verein. An association OF new
York men has made arrangements for glass Dall
will be put in order and form of the features OF
the Mace
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speneer knew wa. vsng those bonds and the notes out
GLOW much did you loan the Erie on those bonds
A,-$1 100000. -. A.. ,.... ond
Odd Spencer know that you used the notes IAN, anu
known for he was director OF the Marine Bank and couo
eee forb imself
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NEWARK.

Walter A. Trumbul telcgraphs from Chicago a.
follows: "The statements published that nae
fled after making unwise Endorsements, are ma
icions faIsehoods. am on my way east TO delnant
a retraction.o
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SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK. FRIDAY, MAY TO- 1884
ARRIVED
Steamer Fulda (Ger Heimbruoh, Bremen May and
Southampton with mdse aud passengers TO oerchs co
Steamer Rhynand (Beg) Jameson Antwerp May $, Win
mdse and passengers TO Peter Wright a sons. A.
bteamo State OF PennsJlYsnia lBr. htohio glasgow MAY
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PRIzEGIvING TO ART STUDENTS.
WINNERS OF THE sUYDAM AND ELLIOTT MEDALS
- ---.,,-..,


THE HALLGARTEN SCHOOL AWARDS
The lecture-IOom at the National Academy OF De
sign was crowded beyond measure last night at the
distribution Of the medals and prizes awarded to
the most competent in the antique. life and pant
ing schools. The walls were lined with the draw
ingS made by the competitors. On one side were
the drawings from the antique, classic ledds, ana
the full-length hglre of the Dancing faun on
the other were the drawings from the lie school.
The former were fully up to the average, but the
drawings from the nude model, both III the men
and the womens departments were lar ABOVE IT,
and excited admiring comments from many acade-
micans who were among the visitors j he names
of the successful ones were kept profoundly secret
so that not one knew of his or her good fortune.
A few minutes before the cntrHnce OF Pfchldcnt
Huntington and the council, the lanitof
begun distributing the lists Of the prlze-~InHerS
After the president bad taken his seat IN front OF
n table covered with diplomas, envelopes contain
ing checks and morocco cases containing medals
he made a short speech. in winch he said that the
-classes had distinguished themselves by the
amount of accuracy and of aim at perfection IN
their work and tins especially true OF the
women Iierkomer. the artist, had cOmplimented
the academy on possessing a wOmens department
of the life school which the Royal Academy OF
London had not vet established.
In the life school the silver Suyd2m medal was
bronze suydam medal by Miss $. F;
Hughson Honorable mention was awarded
to Arthur Keller, George kesser Lilly, {;
Iindsley ard Otto Schneider. In the antique school
the silver Elliott medal for fullength figure was
given to E. l.. COuse. and the bronze Elliott medal
for head to Miss Nyra Thompson Honorable mem
ton was made of IT, G. PTeu. Miss VI. Linsley,
Louis L. Dessar and Miss A. i. Johnson. In the
painting school the first prize OF S4O Holn me
HalleaTten Fund, was awarded to Mrs NJ r..
Brown, California lady, and the second prize of
500 to Mrs. Mary H. Mcclellan. All the prize-win-
DCTs were applauded vigorously.
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FLoURisHJNG CONDITION OF AN ASYLUM.
FITTING Up A POPULAR RESORT.

schue zen Park, Union Hill, n. j., is beng put IN
condition for the summer season. IL has long been
the headquarters of the SchuetZen Fest. Six bowl
ing alleys have been added and the ranges have
been Heightened. Louis Wendell the new lessee,
has spent from Sl5,0 900 TO $4,000 IN fitting II up.
He will give a sacred concert every Sunday. The
old haer garden will be rennYated nut In order and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-05-17

re yOu who delight in a soothing pipe, ask
why iIackwelPs Durham Long Cut 10 tho most ex9ssis
tobacco In the world the reply must Dc Tnsrs
ef In peseryng nature bestOws The large capfsl on
Co them 70 gather the cream ., me
facilities enable carry their choice STOCK w ue'
come. as sweet and fragrant ss a rose.
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"OUIcK AS A WINK."-Rockwoods lnstan-
'""e'd' II Union Square West above Tinanysl
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DOlNGs OF TRADE AND LABOR UNIONS.

The regular meeting of the ANA gamated Trade
and Labor Unions was held last night al No. 10
Stanton-st.. Samuel ID. Hyer presiding. The Legs
lative Committee reported that the Child Labor
bill had failed. The Senators who were opposed 70
the bill were denounced and the uniOns were
pledged to oppose their reflections, Nenatqr
Timothy J. Campbell was particularly denounced.
Last week the Legislative Committee succeeded III
convincing the Governor that the Tenement House
Cigar bill is constitutional, and he signed 1t. A.
StTasscr reported that the case now III the courts
for violation of the Tcnement-HOuse Cigar bill is
bogus case prepared by the manufacturers, and IS
not true test Of the law. Trade was generally
reported in slack condition. The cigarmakers
reported that the effect Of the Tenement House
Cigar bill has been beneficial The Brooklyn brick
layers reported trade better than it had been for
years When the time came for the carpenters to re-
port the strike OH the Mutual Life Insurance build
ing was spoken Of. and the delegate, who is also
the working delegate of the Carpenters Union, said
that the strike entirely unauthorized and
against the direct order of the AT the order
of the union the men returned 10 work Yesterday.
A proposition to boycott Castle Garden, on the
ground that the Labor Bureau there furnished labor
at lower than union prices. was laid on the table.
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Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, Sexual DE
buitv cured by Wells Health Remover" ~.
"''' RouGH on RATS clears out Rats. Mice loe
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D.,
,.I.,ncton.,ys between 10Th AMI 3)th.,ss
ponrs Sto / 5tO7 Diseases ot the Neryons,l,bn
Genito JrinaTy organs Impotence anlsstri0
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MAXINE INTELLIGEN

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrses i33 ssts 70S AOoE RI es, - Moons agods y
WATER TO-DAY.
lM-sandy Hook. Og3 GeV. Isanl 047 He'll Cats, 2:38
PA.-S4ndy nOoE. 947 Gov. lsaal ll3l Hell data BOZ
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE / THIS PORT
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ANNoUNCEMENT.-Bur Pearl Cashmere
2l4 Broadway
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UNTRUE TO HIS PROMISE.


Michael Moriarty, of No. 205 East Eighty eighth
ST. and a member Of Company b, OF the Goth Reg-
ment was held in 81 600 bail by Justice Murray
i'm the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, on charge
of having betrayed Miss Isabella Gardener, hand
some blonde, age twenty-One, who hYeS al No. 3lI
East Sixtieth-st. He made her acqualntance hiteen
months ago and three months later his wife died
Then he paid marked attentions to the young
woman and last December he went with her
ia Father c. g. OReilly, of st. Ceceas
Church m East hist, and re-
uuested the priest, ORely, to marry thcln: AS
the girl was Protestant, Father ORelily declined
unless they first obtained dispensation from the
Gardener agreed 10 become Catholic and studied
hard for that purpose but on Apnl y Morlarty
married Mary Reilly. lie had betrayed Miss Gar
dener, she stated, in her own house III February
MOriarty endeavOred in court to defame the charac
ter of the complainant, but she brought numerous
He had been arrested in the Arnory at a drill on
Thursday night.
FLOURiSHJNG CONDITION OF AN ASYLUM.
The directors of the New-York Juvenile ASYLUM,
at One hundred and-seyeuty-sx and Tenth
ave paid their seni-annuai visit TO the netlutiOn
Yesterday Among those present were Ezra NJ.
Kingsley, president; Peter Carter, secretary; John
F. 1row, Charles G. Peck, William r.. Wheeock,
Hugo PEPPER c. j. DemaIest, Robert Carter, Miss
Arnold Miss Cragin Miss Peck MOrnay Williams,
Mrs, Macy, Mrs Suydan and H. K. Gregory. Aftor
a walk over the grounds the visitors assembled III
Wetmore Hall. There $40 boys and girls gave
songs Rotations, addTesse. and cailsthehlcs Inc
music was furnished by band OF young shoe
makers. the foreman of the shop being the leader.
Addresses were made by President kingsley, Feter
Carter, robert Carter and Norway Williams ! ne
institution was pronounced 10 be IN houIlshlng
condition.
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A Summer Styles Gentlemen's Hats ready
r. ERSRSwEfN.