New-York tribune., 1884-03-22
NEWS FROM STATE CENTRES.
SYRACUSE.
ELECTED FROM A TRAIN-JOURNALiSIlc-
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SYRACUSE, March 21.-IIenry Waterbury, oi
the wealthy firm OF Waterbury Son. felt manufacturer
at whesboro was elected by force from Conductor Get
mana train on the New York Central between Oriskany
and Whitesboro yesterday morning. He objected 10 pay
ing the five cents extra fare sometimes demanded OF pas
sengers who pay the train The conductor was oeeo
five cents by Mr.. Waerburys sister, VINO sat Win h''
1t was refused The passengers, including DistctA'or
ney Mateson indignant at the treatment MI ""ei
bury received suit against the Central Will propao
follow 10 test the legality ofcharging more than TWO cents
per mile.
Messrs. william Cox, George Dana and FORBES her-
man. who on December last purchase large n'er-
est in The Syracuse Standard retired from that paper
This ee having disosed OF their interest to Howard
q White n nephew OF Andrew d. White. Mr.. White ana
Profes,or Durston are now the sole owners OF me oo
ard IT is understood that Mr White owns cohtrohng
i2teIest in the paper.
to v Father Moriarty of st. Johns Catholic Church
was taen cerousy I'll yesterday afternoon and his e
was despaired o. The patient rallied st evening an "
in fair way TO recover His Illness Is atf'outed 10
work Father Moriarity Is the a.est Cathoho peis'
in this diocese.
Amazing n organize n general secretaries ciance OF
the v M C. A. of Central New-York was held In tne :
citation parors yesterday afternoon ehera enera
Secretary Dnrston OF this city, secretary Pans Ior
future meetings and future action were discusseo'
Tho comtee appointed two years ago to revise the cy
charter has made report which has been introduced III
the shape OF bill In the Legislature. lt increases the
number OF aldermen and provides for two aldermen at
large.
Az the specia meeting OF the Board Of Supervisors the
inspectors instructed not TO enter in
contract with any outside counties for the RECEPTION o
prisoners owing to the agitation concerning the coh'c
labor question
The ladies' OF the Junior class Of the University gave
lean year party at the home OF Miss Jessie lyleT IN
st. last night. The ladies called In cairSgcs
for their friends together with their chaperones 10 De
perfecy natural. the young men were not ready WIFI
called for and consumed about haf hour III coinpehe
their toilets.
roception was rendered last evening to Mrs True,
missionary from JAPAN In the PARK Pre5Dy yleIian s.
Church, which largely attended; MIS- Irne icIt
Syracuse ten years ago to engage III her hie"olA d"
foreign missionary.
Tho ladies OF ST. Paul's Church are preparing TOT an
Faster party and sale OF fancy articles, 10 De given
Thursday evening Of Easter week
The plans for the Masonic temple to be erected IN tnls
city are being perfected. II Is proposed TO erect
costing over SiOO 600 committee OF hueen mas peeh
appointed to select site.
At an extra session of the Board fSupervsofs heu
Thursday II decided 10 erect new Court Oh Appe@9
library in the rear ofthe Court House In this CITY,
Ger11tt Smith Iognen OF the late Bishop Lognen'
has executed e-lke portrait OF wendell fnillps MI
Lognen the only coored artist OF repute IN tne ota