New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-28
SYRACUSE.
QUARREL OVER AN ORPHAN-CONTEMPT-
CONFIDENCE MEN-BLAlNE AND LOGAN.

QUARREL OVER AN ORPHAN-CONIEMPI-
CONFIDENCE NEN-BLAlNE AND LOGAN.
lBr TELEGRAPH To the rRlBuSR.l
SYRACUSE. June PA Mrs. Shepherd, who
lives at Oneida Lake made application TO the supern-
tendent Of the poor recently permission to adopt
1,-lo GIRL from the St Vincent Paul orphan Asylum. The
sisters in charge give Of the orphans To
strange woman and the superintendent threatened 10
discontinue the practice Of keeping county children IN
that institution 1t is said by the sisters that Mrs shep
herd is not proper person 10 nave 'De
care of an orphan. This the superintendent
denies The service Of Father OHara and
7 J. Belden were brought into requistion to settle
the conflict satisfactorily and the affair created good
deal Of excite zent in interested circles.
Last evening Patrick Hogan, a young lawyer was ar
rested and locked up for contempt OF court IN ealing
Justice Mulloland lar" Hogan was arguing case
before the Justice when the offence was committed. He
WIS after an hours confinement, and the exam
inaton in the case postponed until Saturday no
gan claimed that the justice first called him a when
nrovol.ed him TO retort. The case will be made
a test one and is engaging wide attention
from the lawyers Hogan win be defended by two able
lawyers Colonel T. 6 Jenncy and Isaac D. Garfield The
District Attorney wiz appear for the Justice
william Anderson and Charles Rogers, the New-York
confidence men who swndled farmer out Of $3.50 last
week BY means OF fraudulent cheek for $1,000 were
sent to the pruitenary for months yesterday, and
,er also sentenced to pay fine of $50 each The meE
had no monev to pay their fines and after being photo
apbsd for the rogues gallery they were placed In con-
fnemenL
LARGE number Of ear-ot Repuhi,ln-s met q
v cdue.dav evening in the ONCE or G. W. oItn, anu OF
oan,zed the Blaine and Logan Escort Club. Howard -
WGife nephew of Andrew D. White. was unanimously
elected president or the cllD
The ceremonies Of laying the corner stone Of the new
ST paurs Church t0Ok place 40 O'Clock On "luhesud9
afternoon Desfte the disagrerable weather a iaIEe
9-srnIblagc composed mostly OF members OF 81 FSu
Churcn. was present. Tie cornerstone WIS Lu1 ~
Bishop huntington
George Barnes and family and Mr.. and Mrs Histock
rtart,iued 100 children he OnOud2ga county CT pha
A.gIIl al Mr. Eaue-'s mansion yesterday afternoon Il
h1d epivened the occasion and the children were made
merry by Punch and july SHOWS dIIdhh1u u! J"ii40'
barnes. and by games OF various KINGS
The list Of June weddings syracuse closed with TIE
marriage OH >uc-dIy o. MISS tfcDecc@ a4'II.a ~
Dr Irce,e The ceremony was the ur-t 10 o. PEI
i'm the st. Paus Chapel and was witnessed Oy oIii""'
assembldge.
President White says that the entering class az Corne
viii probably larger than for several preceding SciS
If not the largest ever entered at the Institution
Henry l. Du.uid has returned from northampton ass.
" ere hs daugh cr Mary Evelyn DGshd, 8I%uu'su 'A'
week from smith College.
Commencement exercises AZ syracuse University TOOK
nlact on Wednesday afternoon. Shlnoehor SINS Iec
no., i'm the evening was brilliant affair and was larlsy
otsnde Inv prominent citizens. There are 400 students
in tie nyersity, whose prosperity seems 10 DC
ing.
The public schools close to-day. Last eyeuAE .ne
,,roduqtug exercises took place al the btduu 'icId
u.use FO1r seniors refused diplomas, IL having
t scertaiued that they obtained access 10 the eAdi-
nation papers by surreptitiods means