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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
MRS. ODONNALL NOT NEGLECTED.

dispatch from Pittsburg yesterday stated
thar Anthony ODoune that city, about to bring
All, AGAINST The Guon Steamship Line for damages 70
the extent o. for the loss Of his wife through
neglect on the steamship Arizona. on the passage rom
IJverpooi to New-York in october, 1881 General FAs
sneer Agent Gibson Of the Guon Line said yesterday
II my memory serves me correctly MIS- oDounen was
an ,nternediate passenger. she confined from sea
srkpess almost "a she came on DosIu bHeIs ~
tention wa. paid 70 her by the medical oihcer anu oOu
% rnshrd TO her from the cabin fare. She died before
the completion OF tne voyage hut 70 assume that she uu
from neglect Ia entirely gratlitouS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
sHIPBUILDING IN The SOUTH.
From The Boston Journal.

A new enterprise Just organized IN the south
nv New EnRianders IL the VTG ia Iron shipDuininE
Company ~ Liea with capital Oi million dollars viii
mind ron and steel ships at Alexandria. The company
A. oooO.ed Of wealthy and energetic business men "a
Bo-Ol and Maine, agaOng whom are Captain j. - llo,
"a of Huston. CAPTAIN GOss, Of Bath, Me-, Mr.. = r
Moody of Boston, aud other men OF Ike character a
prominence They have purchased VA &c area oi pIoP
rrtv havina frontage Thousand feet on the Futoi
with depth of thirty feet az the shore Here tey VIII
oItan by comparatively moderate invo. iento Oh houey
H. finesl iron sp yard IN the Uuifed states lbes
CAPITALISTS have carefully considered TINS mater, AMI
acted adVbedy IN selecting Aieznhdra az tls pA"oe ~
uost favorable point which 20 BRING trh ana ooai =.
tide water for' snip buidina purposes. Ihsy SAIsSs
SrnS tbelr entire force Oh Ben from elsewhere,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
TIE nEr. W. RLsCox TO 90 TO rR0T.

At the covenant meeting of the Twenty-third
Street Baptist Church, last evening, the Rev. d. o. HIS
cox pre-ented his resignation pastor He said that ne
had given the matter careful consideration ana Hau
finally decided TO accept the call Of the Fifhseet Baptist
h NJ rrov The resignation IL 10 take effect May l.
1r,. cal from Troy was unanimous and unsolicited MI.
TTjscox ureached once several months ago, nnS
temporary vacancy. Tho salary Is S-'oVo' VIA"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
wEwyORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, APRIL 4 1894

"a ,re srn no available skilled meehanics snch rs they
desirr in Alexandria Two prominent Boston
win soon safl for Scotland 10 secure force OF Worzns
men rom tie Cltde embellishments where shp6udng
Is row very dull The main advantage p0ssessea w sne
locality selected ia that Of climate Hs pe1eve s
DAYS in the year than anywhere else IN the
sti important consider alton rs lns' sDe t ,
tmpera,u re makes Il much better place 10 IlVet rgn
and steel plates together than any point either 70 tn
norf or sotn OF the Potomac IL IL expected tnat WOfk
viii he begun on OOOton vessel during the pres
Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

.omp,,veuss, DOM oars . snap what yoa thfnE OIL
N, EmElins-oh, snen, Withdraw the good. ! VII
NOT s.s yes s-- . good lawyer. tLsushtefI ire''ac"
retyact- wilhdEswi -. ~,
uoyr,s interests In Saginaw Mich, untn nc
cried out: what has that 10 do with this
tbsnq. snyhowr Mr.. Corking eeggea a, nnn 2
Ia se patient nsd would find ouS VII NV hsvs
III ,eunsI added sereDely 10 ascertain you H~'0
any ideAs." 1853 .h., ,he rresa
of hssinass re,uTed an adjournment until Aprh L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
COURT CALENDARs-APRn 4.

sI,pREMg COURF-CHA NBGRs-Beore lawrence J-Aos a.
M a - ~ a. TO- 90. 70, To- -, 10, l23 ~ 20 5S
- 49, ol3 - = 81 81 $50 - Sto 97' 0oo ''- 'o'
"A b, {J, 81. 3JS, 800, 3 Q. Sol. 49,.
sijfagma CoU;r-SPEcIAL TERA-Before Donohue Case
OIL 'ats.a Pearsal-
sUPagHR OoUgT-CIRcUIT-PART I-BetOre Donohue' j.
suRaoG n rs COURT Before Rollins, swl OF mary Kie
IA = ~ a. o.; .4J.On calendar, ii a. IN; estate OF Paren
slPsRioE CoUkT-sPEcIsL TEgB-Before TruaI J-So day
Codsoy PLzAs-sPEcIAL TERH-BefOre Beach, J.-No day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
rA1IoYIL aUARp NOTRG

A large number of officers Of other regiments
watched tie battalion dnn By the 9TH Regiment last
evening.
Companies A. b. E r and II. 22d Regiment viii pc
re for battalion drill. under command OF Colonei roi
ter at the ArmOry this evening, aud Companies - ~ "
I and X Will parade on Monday evening" - -.
Companies ID, Z, " Odd Regiment, VIII parade LOT pS
TALON dri on Monday evening, anu the lSI1 Aoe'N4-
will be reviewed BIZ Lhe Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
A QUESTION OF CHURCH MEMBERSHIP.

At Yesterdays session of the New York
Methodist Conference a Of much interest in rea-
ton to caurch membership re-uations was brought up
Two years ago the church West Troy, " y expelled
man named Ireland At bs trial before the church nc
was defended 10y his brotherin-aw. tho Rev. Charles
Gose then pastor the church Hyde PARK and Stats
burg In the New-York Conference Upon his expulsion
Ireland presented himself for membership at the Hyde
Park Church. and receiver after the customary six
mouths' probaton Immediately after bis admission to
this church he wthdrew from by letter and presented
his letter To church from which be had been expelled
Nv the rules OF the Methodist Church il was necessary to
receive him on this recommendation. At last
wears session OF the Conference the matter
was brought up without reaching any sauS
factory conclusion and people of the church yester
day brought &c forward again. arguing that MT Gorse DO
,red for maladminstraiion Ia spite Of some oppos-
ZION the matter was referred to a committee The re-
,nainder of the ornins occupied IN passing me
cbaractars minisG~Ts reports were made from the
New-York and POughkee psie districts.
Ibe ternOOn session was deyOted 70 tho euueauona
anniversaTy Addresses deve cred ~ large anul-
enre nv the Rev Dr. j. q. Oakley and the Rev j. Dean
In evening the annual missionary SERMON WIN oeA
cred by the Rev. DR.. J. >, CnadWlcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
THE PETROLEUM MARKET
NEw-YoRK, April

NEw-1oRk, Apfll -
A large business WAS done at the petroleum.
exchanges to-day in the face OF absence OF Important
news from the oil regions The fact is that the temper OF
traders ia 40 bearsh that Information regarding tho
unveils which ART opened has no influence waa<
ever on speculative operations Prices IN the early a
ngs fell TO 9Ol4 cents against s0Ss cents last night
sharp rally to o2's cents followed ana arse
bart contracts was the result The effect o. this re-
r,oval of Supporting element was seen In the hngma
ordition Of the market the rest Of the day fcs
te IN gOs. ceuts and the close weak, sisf sns
raIiy at NJ L and 81 y cents. -, ,-,,- .. -.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were a.
| fcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
an,z,rr.N COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO DE JAsKRo April 2-csnssT - 600 h.ss shpnsnis
~ ~ xset ~ ire United 10000 baks 70
oe9 nsgs ses 81 900 bags stock i00.0oO o-ss
on icLd0n II ed. -. .-.r.s. A 500 rcts per 10
~, Rsc.ints fuf the week. $4,000 bars ssippsn ,-E
arR To- Europe 1000 bags saieS i4'oVV oas" ''S-'
goO bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

The nineteenth session Of the Eastern German Metho
dist Eplscopa Annual Conference began Yesterday IN the
church al Lormer 5tagg SITS Brooklyn. Bishop l.
p Andrews presided. About sixty member answered TO
their names The chief business was the appointment OF
tbe sandng Committees. In the evening the Rev. 4. w.
Hoppmann preached the aDnIal 5ern0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

The Bonanza King Mining Company has declared
a dividend OF % cents per share.
The ophir Mining Company has levied an ASSESS
ment of 81 per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

Elsewhere the clearaDees we're; Oh Oiy' i''s'70'"'
Bradford, 7.2s6,oOOt - -. .,,,..., L a, =. c.ur a,
olcsnfs DER gallon ia New York. and ceas IN fhianef
nhia and Baltimore
BRADFORD, Penn-, April 3-Crnce OH ", -
.,,.o.o,. "wednesday II 6e4 bhs charters 1885 M
r,ns ,.oortad. clearance el54O00. United PIPE Inc
esrtiacaies opened at 81 and closed a. slb agnes"
price. 82as; lowest cola
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Aprn asugar quiet and Ses st h,.,s sisSe
reas god per aTTObe spanish sS ~ 81 DAYS aI SSs3
ns.nai as saert slsh' 6Asoss aSeza' 40 ~sS's'
prem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

Io<DoN April S.-l23O D. m.-United states -Four and
Half Per Cent Bonds. us II Atlantic and Great eefn
rs Murtgage Trustees Certihcates Al - Ere n u Ssv-
Yorx Central II Mexican Ordinary 10 Canadian PAAc.
$3.50 st. Paul Common, S7a -, 49,. -
per cent pa per cent. - .-.
m-Ihe bu lion IN the Bank Oh Engau ma ascfN@sn
913O,OO0 during the past week. -, . -. ,..,.,..-
he proportion " Of Engisnd reserve 20 apng
winch lat = l6 cent i now ~ o DEF
$50 mParis adyces quote Three Per cent hehtes A. ~
francs so ceutIre FOR the account ,,,. .-.,.-.
D. m-Consois, l02 8 9 for money ana ~ iof h 40
eonnf Nerlran Ordinary, 81 L Canadian Plcine' 9Jf
43O o. m-fhe amount o. bullion gone INTO me hshA !"
ENGLAND balance Today Is &2h,OuO- -, 90
alytces quota Three Rentes at rs francs 70
centmes Tor the account and exchange LONDON al -
francs - crntmes for checks -, -, n -
PAs!s, April 3.-The weekly statement OF we bs- "a
France increase IN god d itSVpO Iah's aAAa
q 1Ou OUi francs ~ silver. -, ,-.., :, 81, -
RERIIS April 3.-Ihe statsDent ~ The lmperia. hN
Geinn1v shovs decrease specie % 81 6SpOU0 MARKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

NEw-YoRK, Thursday, April 3. 1854
The following sales were held at the ExchanG
SalesroOm to-day:
BE 2. LuGlow On.
Building known as Frenehs Hotel with plot Got.aTn6d
F1snkfort-st, plot OK land llSIo1lS651lO''SA- N m
6story bIi eu 6t %1,e S me T purchaser i 4O
s@is o nj , YIN G lS5 R Zee 25s
similar 1 10 I yEn L S 9e 22e
., n3Gpe binding l9 viii lot So42i 3d.aye adjoining
above ., 9t hS sSh9S x oi No lj5 Fast Soth
SIS O5 Il wOt Sd-aye lot z5ysS9i VIZ Fleming u.s.
eap 81 55ths ST lot 5xi00iO; Patrick FOx....-- 90
By Peter F. Meyer.
S er;E store y1tn f ot No ai &c. Sp9al A%risa 5
I a,rirar baildng Win lot o $40 { n list 3, bt0 "a
re OF y 90, ser,st iSS tt, Sst and 10 Wois
test " = 81 Grand-st, lot 25xl0ni J9hn Boyd o@'
franz go siI i, '05 " collins 1870
ssto eet >, building 5 giI9 o. r6 SS M s2 2a1
similar ea d w T'i 10 TO- 0 lis
spar building with lot. No 10 7thsye VS. adj =,
similar Dgdinf t T 1ts. 10, 10 John M 1913
ms " Of 7th-ave. lots together in size 42I1'ii ~
Won S,Gpv bGies building. With lot No sos Westso
IG09 Of prmg-st lot 20 2xl00s II L0we1st.ln Ion
2st9Ty sP sfi as ashngion,si Of HoboE.nt
plot Of land sG12 and a.. G ~ 5i csbat
afioin ng the above in rear plot OF land w X 40
6s llxrTegular; VIM Walker A.
BIZ Richard Y. Hrrner 90.
l afory brick building with lease OF land no 0o9th
st 50, 27S wof Broadway lot 2SzS31I' q.
Leased until Nav /, 1894, ground rent 5000 per
annum aud taxes.
BIZ John T. Boyd.
4.ory brick buildings, with lots. Nos 100 and III
Fast IOqth-st =, 80 Il 9 OF 4th2Ve, lOts each -
la9xlt0; l. Haas 80
/ sin liar building with lot No ll3 East lgsth-st -
adjoining above LOS lSS1OU; Jula L0w--:----- o.
r.m6ar building with lot NJ IS East lO7thst "a,
adjoining above, lot ls.9IlJo Elizabeth A CLARK o.
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
BIZ Richard '. Ha7lsn Co.
storv frame buildings with lots. SIS OF Fultonst,
~ oY Grand-ave eacn lot 26E IOOj A Thorn - 49,
1stor~ bTOy uetOne buildings, with lots, OF III
toDs. @ " Downing st. each ltt lzrSU sans =,
buyer. -
riniIar bHidings with lots OF Fultgn-st @lon- So
ing aboue each lot i2x~1; W MeetlsEi :-.:-,- Aur
l sirniiar building with lot, OF knltOn-st a'uoih-
ing above loo 1885, FBlaek.-----.--'------'.- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
MINES AND MINING.

s1LEsAr TIE yEGYORx HfyYf sroH4yeG
HEw-YoRK. April g. 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
Assessment unpaid.

Assessment uhpNu. oel.ei ~ s9-
OtOslYG Prices OF CILIFOSyI4 Sr0ckS
SAN FRAScIsC), April 2, Il Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday April 3l3sh
The following sales were held at the Exchange
Salesroom to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

ovs. Tst. LOw't Final BID AsE'd sal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-04-04

.I3e seller go days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

schr Flora wQodhouse, Jordan. Tsmpico- -Ibe,.,,
schr Robbie 9odrey Chambers 81 Johns SF9a p Pre-
schr Reaper tBr. wssson A. John NIB esmm.u me-.
SAILED
steamers Baltic. for Liverpool state of Alab.,.
sasrno lIull wesghalis Hamburg city OF Xasu,is'ssv'
sb,ys Ilsrs ,.r Il ,d.ssv r,,,,,,
nsr1. aas9,,I.. /, H2sss g, 1o,,o justin # lss.,,
Alss sailea-vs Long Island ad-stesns, usn v,,,
the MOVEMENTS Or srs,use,
FoHBtay rorrs
iivtrronh tnly 2g-Haisa. .tssssf tafd uo... d.
pqs1e' igr r9iIslelg.l' ...o..,. -. ,'p" M
9g,s,'ls.s isly - asl,.g ',s.g., .~.r..
iivsfeosl ssd proceeded 'Ts
sal.i sisi,ssr nspabs tnn, ffyins ftom tiy.,,.,
from hswNsrs JAY 20, ea isf saY % s,sass '.ad s's
ss s.' e. 's.s;F saa' '"'o "'"'o' no" n'.~
swAssHA JqlV 10 sailed, steamer nrooklvn ctr Ira
LRAHD Juy ia-rs.ssd steamer Fo.eoia lsr iona. ma.
scLI NY 5i,pn:ssi steamer foTs CITY mr. Alasr.Oa
Isis"p Won INV s,"Ps,,.d steamer A..,
Br, Harrison, from NewYork Jnly ~ hor way "a ~
HAmsuso, July 2i-saisd, steamer RusIa l0sr AIe.,.
~TocKuoLM July IS sailed steamer Gobenburg Gin, ra,,
HaTisJn. for New'York "h
MONTREAL July "a Cleared steamers oregon and Poy,.
HAytv4 July 24-Arrived steamer Newport Curtis fro,
SswYork. 'S
BOSTON July 2iArriVed steamers B0sfon City fsr a..
borne London; Alpha stan wood, Yarmouth NJ: Lynx Ran
dali Phads pha: spartan, NckeTson do. neptune Rerry
NewY0rk. -"
Cleared steamers Austrian (Br, Barrett glasgow G,,s
Savannah. CeTyiB tBr), Hughes BALTIMORE
Sailed steamers Gate CITY and Ceryin
PHILADELPHIA July 2iArIiyed, steaners Achilles Hama
NewburyPort; Phoenix sr Davies TscOny commoat
sh New-YOrk
Cleared steamers Reading Smith Salem: Perkiomen VI
ley Chelsea Ratuesnake' lutte. Lynn Ana Eliza warsa
Nsv.Y6rk.
aGRrSssss; July 24Arriysd steamer Jason Doh, Hsn,
pen. AHstsrdsmi Josephine Thomson, Moore, New.York
Cleared steamers Brunschweiy Ger, PoIle srsusn; Boz
nquen span. Garlte, Liverpool OranmOre Br Tresnerf
do Miller, Howes, Boston. Fanny Cadwelader Posss
New-YOrk.
Sailed steamers BraupschneiE Bremen II Miller Boston
EEw-osLEASs July 4-Cleared. steamer Caribbean lprL
Liverpool.
At the Passes-Arrived steamer Kate Carroll, RussAaL
Sailed steamer Ellie X night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25

make Inquiries about certain alleged discoveries Of tbs
plots OF the Cuban revoluonists VlceConsul Manuel
Williams said that the Consulate know Of no such dis
coyerlcs aud COnsul-general Miguel Suares, who was
present, asseBed TO the steement The ViceConsul said
that the story probably basedupOn an Occurfsncs
winch happened some weeks man was arrested by
the United states authorities upon suspicion Of shipping
dynamite, but examination OF the suspected package
allowed that II was Ordinary powder aud the man was
DISCHARGED. Dns ~ the specific ASSERTIONS male was
that about month ago ATTY pounds ~ dynamite WAS
shipped by large aud wrllhu9Nn nrn, which wac bo
Isyrd To- have henp amnggled from Nrw-Yurh nni
taken To- Nassau. where tho tubab insurgents have =
depot Tor the reepiou ana dlsibutun ~ war mgrfpls
The con til said u know nosipg whatever ~ this,
The story must have hron founded oh tho occurrence iuHt
mentioned No knew thl tho naiReuta nnni ala Aptt
80 headquarters ~ Nassau. hut have Information ~
hnste acts ptarsulins FROM ihsta hisV Asuilnta IL
nov ~ jamaica ana Marco and tnutuuf ite IN iipbdus
taa tho thlira Htos authorities have any inf1fma
ton thry nave got communicated u a. ilila enlua
luInlfV made at Tho insi bllirn pulliHE bat ~
Wa HMd that nothing Wiz kunWh about Tue matter
there, eithrr District Attorney by tIiof bru-
lnuhd, ut tho nontrt service liutedu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
CAPTURING A BURGLAR.

Andrew II. .Jackman, a shoe manufacturer OF
Nyack. and a delegate to the Chicago Democratic
Convention, was startled from his s. lumber yester-
day morning 10y the ringing of a burglar alarm.
burglar at whom be fired. The man,
who had effected an entrance through the Goa
hin aud cellar. threw up his arms and sur
rendered The shot at the same time alarmed two
men outside and they made their escape. Mt Jack
man summoned a constable and the burglar was ar
rested. In the morning, before Justice MeekeI &c
eave his name as Murphy OF Jersey City and was
sent handcuff.d to New City Jail to await the ac-
ton of the Grand Jury. ~
Murphy is believed to he ono or a gang OF TINGI
son Valley villages. An attempt was MADE laSt
week TO rob the house of Dr. John Law, but inc
burglars were frightened away.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
NEWARK.

James Carr. who was injured in the collision Of
two freight trains on the Long Branch Railroad. on
Wednesday. died yesterday at ST. McnaoIs Hos
ptal.
The Rev. Mr. Jackson, pastor Of tne Bethany
BAPTIST Church (colorcd) has been inyt 1T 10 resign
The CHARGES against Mr. Jackson are tnat he col
rctrl over $500 for tho church and refused to Iay
il over The pastor denies the charges, and says
that he has paper signed 10y eghtysi of his con-
grcgation asking him to stay in the pulpit
William Buchanan, painter of No. PCS Ogden
ST. fell from a scanoid esierday IN Plano-st. near
Blceckor After fall Of thirty feet he struck upon
an IRON fence with sharp palings, one Of which
entered his neck and another his back. he latter
forced a rib INTO his lungs. His skull was also
featured. lie died after two hours of agony
Tho now Security Savings Bank has received a
cert fcate of incorporation AUTHORIZING the t0H0w-
ing persons to start the bank: Thomas 3. Peddle
Elias A. wilkinson John u. Harrison, Benjamin
Atha. j. Frank Fort, Edward SDacth, Jr. II. H.
TIchoner. Charles NJ Theberoth, James n. Ar
buckle john Dwycr Louis l.elong, Oscar s. Mock
drige Sylvester ). Battu William II. Curtis W III
lam A. RICHTER and Joseph w. Plume. The Board
held It's first meeting yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIE INTELLIGENCE OFFICES CASE.

Augustus Walsh, the Mayors chief clerk, heard
testimony yesterday at the City Hail. IN the case
of Mrs. Clara Bloch, the keeper OF an intelligence
Office at No. 207 Third ave, who is charged wl:h
manifesting willingness to procure young girls
for immoral purposes. The testimony OF Mrs. Con-
D or, who was employed by Truth 70 visit Mtelli-
Rencs Offices was heard She SAID that Mrs Bloch
agreed to get her girls for disreputable houses
Mrs Bloch stated ID her defence that her character
was good and denied the charges of Mrs Con-
nor Major George W. sauer an uncle Of
Alderman Sauer, swore that he had known
Mrs Bloch for many years and he could vouch for
her character He had kept lager beer place In
C;,rmania Assembly rooms and had alwsys procured
hi, women help from Mrs. Bloch. The hearing was
adjourned untll this morning.
hrepce office at tho Bowery and FouIth-st., also
came before Chief Clerk Walsh. Mrs Meyers is
charged IN company with nan named lLlilams.
who is now a prisoner in the Tombs, with having
procured the ruin OF Hedweg Hope German girl
who applied TO her for work The case was post
poned until this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
TIMELY INCREASE OF SALARIES.

The Democratic majority of the Kings County
BOARD of Supervisors yesterday prepared for tho
polltical assessments of the coming campaign by a
general increase in the salaries of tho court officers
and Others who are paid from the county treasury.
The folloviuq increases were voted by a strict
party majority only one Republican getting sn IN
crease: Third AssIstaut DIsrict-Attorney john r.
Clarke from 81 800 10 81. 300; chief clerk IN the
Observation-Disclosures office, from $1,000 TO 5000
deputy in the same office, from 81 900 to 5000;
deputy clerk of the Court of Sessions, from . 500
10 81 300; five clerks of the supreme Couri, from
81. 500 to - 300: chief clerk of the City Court,
from $4,000 TO $500; deputy III the same court,
from 8 900 10 ~ 500; deputy commissioners ol
jurors from s. 900 to - 900; two clerks in tho
same Office from 1920 TO 1880; each deputy
county treasurer, from $500 to $1,000; oook-
keeper in County lreasurers office from -, 4oO 10
So 500. The salaries of several 9th r clerks were
increased about 10 per cent. Ii IS eNpec ed that
the bulk of the money taken from the county treas
urv by the increases Will 20 to swell tho golfers OF
the Democratic Campaign Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
IyDISCRIMIYATE EMIGRATION.

Father Rlordan. the missionary at Castle Garden
sailed for Ireland yesterday the steamer Baltic.
lie SAID - "a lElBUNE reporter:
am gong 10 Ire and 10 do an that can TO discourage
iudiscfmiuIts emlgrlton to this country For those
VINO have small capital, or g'oI Ulcnds VINO can ne
them, there il ~ eolury I'm Ice world like th' But It
h. c1pmou dca iu Ireland that all ono has to do to
mako fortune f. TO got to this country 10 the lame,
The half and the h nd. the Immoral aud vicious. pour
themselves upon these shores and usCa'c the name OF
IrtNmru -uch ptnp.e arc NoI'" -, VI nvlo
than tnev are hNn~, where they hlNH
.oms little restraints but get ug IN new land they feel
privileged 10 act they pie and eventually hecoihe .
rIcu and q cutso to Themselves ami 10 the country
Among other things shall Try 10 establish ~ belfgst
pubp Londonderry aud cork. places wher" Young glr7
who come from interior counties to take passage Tor
the world Gud refuge While they aGo ""uns TOT
tlp AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
nROO[LYN.

Candida f. Vades, of No 2l3 DE Kalb-aVG2
whose wife coped ON saturday win Herman T.
Bonnie, has taken steps TO secure divorce
Charles A. Miller was charged before justice
Massey. Yesterday, with embezzling 5212 from ms
employers, Martin lbcrts' Sons. of No. 100 Mon
trOse-aVe.
A limited divorce from Mrs Lizzie Ambrose was
granted yesterday to John NJ; Ambrose. ne .A-
pressed his willingness to pay her $l ,oOO' aud inc
offer was accepted.
Patrick Ready the referee in the suit for absolute
divorce brought by Mrs. Henrietta Anderson
against Loren Anderson, has reported IN FAVOR Oh
the plaintiff.
The commission appointed to. test the sanity OF
Abraham Douglass, the negro who assaulted MIS-
Pauline Miller at her home. No. 40 Hanson place
has heard testimony from County Physician SheP-
ard that ne is undoubtedly insane and their eNail-
nation of him confirms the opinion.
Mrs. Adeiue Braun who refused to tell VINO sne
was when arrested for burglary last week, has been
found to be the wife Of wealthy citizen OF Morris
town. No. She had left her husband on account
of family trouble but had plenty of money; SO tnai
her crimes are believed to be duo to mental aDerra
ton. Her husband mas secured a lawyer 10 delehu
hpr