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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
NETWORK CITY.

Harvard Prince who failed few weeks ago.
was felnstated III the Stock Exchange Yesterday
7 &, r. Blume of No. 1913 Duan st, vest crday
received 1925 for the Galveston sufferers.
Charles Keep a steerdge passenger. jumped over
hoard from the Bohemia on November is ana was
drowned.
BENJAMIN r. Kasemere was made foreman OF
porteTs at the Custom House yesterday at a salary
of $3.50 this Is new Once. 90
The football teams of Yale and Wesleyan will
play a championship match at the Polo Grounds
to-day al 2:3O =. H. 800
cone of Our Girls" is still running at the LyGeum
Theatre and will continue indefinitely. Miss pau
yravs portrayal Of the American girl pleascs large
audiences.
The Rev. William Quinn has transferred the plot
ON the north side of jnc-huhdrci-and-
nInptX-tour feet west of PieaSant-aVe, 10 the
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
Owing TO the demand for tickets to Canon Fat
ror's faTev ell lecture at the Academy OF Music on
December g. arrangements have been made lor oVo
extra seats on the stage w
The memorial altar IN memory OF the Key. VIZ
lam II. CIowry IN St. GabrcIS ChnIGh' III En t
IhIrty-Scventh-st, Is 10 he crstcIateu DJ AiCH-
bishop COrriean tins morning
Notice of the death of Alexander McAdam was
posted ut the Produce Exchange YESTERDAY ne
was clerk tor Jonn sinclair ~ Co. ana " hIc'""'i
OF the Exchange.
The pav-rolls for inspectors OF election, poll clerks
and landlords who have claims against the CIV on
account of tn recent election were sent 10 'he
Controllers Office yesterday.
ix-JuGge McCue, solicitor of the Treasury,
called on Dlstrct-Attomev D0rShemcr yesterday
and discussed some Gus. ON House c47's Whl'h arc
awaiting tnal IN the United States Courts.
stephen f. Hlnclilcy. of Burnside. Orange
Comfy was arrested sterday by Deputy Mar'hal
JelireTs under an indictment for illicit mai
ufacture of "apple-jack. lie gave $4,000 BAN.
FOgBDDIrG coal TO BIZ EErAILEp AT 4 PIE.
The Dock Board yesterday ordered Parker
Brothers. who have been retailing coal from the
foot OF West Fortieth ST., 10 Withdraw their boats
The CORPORATION Counsel has confirmed the lurlS-
diciion of the Board over Pier No. 20, East River
This pier Is under the Bridge
ENTERTAINED By COLLEGE GIRLS.
Nine young ladies, composing tde class of 50 OF
Rutgers Female College. entertained their TRENDS
a~t evening IN the reception rooms of the colcge
No IS West Fifty-hfth-st, with vocal ana lnstIu-
mental music Rotations and readings. Alter re
ireshmcutS had been served the rooms were cleared
for dancing.
pIDS FOR CHANGING RACE TRACKS.
The executive committee OF the American Jockey
CLUB met Yesterday at Tw~nty-s-v cnth ST., and
MadlSon-ave. TO open tie proposals for cnauglnE
the club;s track. There We're ulne bids. lie three
lowest beng Joseph DOnohue. ir. n Co., 81 33tO;
| j. II. sullivan d Co, Sl3,9l3; Mars " pay
Sl6,25S 80. The highest bid was over twice the
last amount.
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cUlRGES 4GATySF 1 POLICEIfAN.

Police Commissioner NOOrhis yesterday lis
tened TO smouy against officer Sarvis OF the Harmon
SQUAD Charles Wilson, Of Brooklyn, who described
himself a "A "-prculator on the river swOre that
.ryI. had cNtorcd money from him. Late III August
he said. the the patrol took SIX bass OF cohee
,vhrh belon ,cd to him from the foot II Furmanst.,
Brookyu. When lie went - get Ills coffee Sarvis de-
handed SD lie gave him $50 ana the cOhec was re-
tururl In short time the patrol carried away
twelve more bag. ~ coffee AID be mad to pay $50 to
soryt4 Six additional bags taken from MS boat az
Jrygel's Dock "A few days later ami no PAID ~ TINS
time James McGowan. who said that nc was Wilson's
mariner sworc TO the truth OF Wilson's story, and
iruckuau testified that he had seen sarvis receive
money from wilson Mr.. Voorhis would not lct me
sons arrest as river thief. but II was said that wilson
had not been convicted OF theft The defence OF Saryis
was that there conspiracy 20 inluro hun because
he had intcrfereI with piracy on the river The case
~. lLLlLIrII md
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tErEcrs or TYPHOID FEVERIN BROOKLTN.

Health Commissioner hHNhOuu has Iiiu ~
table prepared showing the deaths from typhod fever ~
SOM pccHlly up November IN me ~N IN
Ward hc deaths this sixteen ana lasi year III
me -nae period In the Tcnth Ward there were
fyD I'm each year. In tho whole city hi- year lrfe
we're nnrty-two and last year pa. In Ncw-lOrk TOT
tho same time the number eighty-sN. Dr. Raymond
mas issued statement In which he sets forth that no
u.c for the di-eise found In tho sewers the
W tier supply or tho milk supply The following recon-
mcndatiODS are made:
IYrri 10 have thorough examination made OF the p!nnD
that turrc defects. ana y a{
d al once rcmruird partl rulry Win
thorough Vcn alton the house pip anu INC
dI-COunec he houses win street sew ~
mn. Il animation the department VIII td IN every way in
poNcr ~ Us ppwcr Is Hunted an Ion" Inc Wuuu
pe rces ary examine al the houses responsible phihD
era IN m fOr this examination y tn.e VINO arc
c 10 bear expense leaving the department 10 ala those
who cannot aio?d H. ,., =. -, ,,--..,.
dsnfrction all discharges IN u7s where the disease
cy.t Fort a purpose chloride pr linn" ~ the best uty
ON ounc Il solved In gallon o water u rec Wucnl
r-f -cltu i'm The city has received CilCulgr from The
zen nrnt giving nll directions ior tbs GlsniccOu his
f rr r. n, most uport OF all and u al uld bc tlsdy
md con- clcnf1us u. Ti0r eel To neglect IL IL TO endangor
i,au ID "a. an -houll tcg ricd rminal A. the same
finc The city do 10 part In krcpnf th' sewers clean
n bcl and whore possible disinfeccd ana pay strict att
ton 10 { Ie con iltiOn Of the streets.
Dr 4 l. Rri.tow, OF south Brooklyn, asserts that
hire 4. depression where the sewers unite AZ uLi"n
and Rattle st. where much sewage remains, ana The th
hulatious from this are detrimental To health.
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JERSEY CITY.

Genera Gotta the Italian woman arrested two weeks
ago for stealing 81 800 from her father and who
discharged for want Of evidence was rcarre ted yeste
day on complaint. She denied having the money,
but when U found scwed IN her clothing she said
that her mother had given IL to her.
william Stafford. canal bOatman living in Albion.
n Y Yesterday drank three ounces OF laudanum He
said that his wife had deserted him and he tired Of
living He was taken TO the City Hospital where he be
came unconscious.
Sheriff Heintze was officially informed yesterday that
the Court OF Errors had affirmed the conviction and SEN
tence OF Captain George l. Gordon Tor abduction ana
December 8, 1888 Gordon took Addie Bresnan' age
nfteep from her in Astoria. /. 10 Jersey city.
ordon was convicted fifteen days later and the court
sentenced i've at hard labor III state prison
besides imposing a ue Of ~, 900 and costs Tho case
was appealed and Gordon has been In the county jail
for nearly two years Taken the usual time allowance
completed now
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OBJECTIONS TO THE HOLT PLAN.

The Teachers Association yesterday met at
Grammar school No. AZ In last Twelfth ST.. to con-
slider objections the Holt plan OF regarding salaries
Those adopted wcro:
That the highest teacher in small school should receive
the same SALARY tho hghcst teacher largo school
mae slant teacher IL made equal
20 that Vice ipal while tina. Of rst feuale assist
that cries OF promotions In the higher lower
grades without and Lat IN the primary depart
allowances made FOR e1ra labor In teaching male
pupils.
These objections IL was proposed should be pre-
sentrd by the committee to the Board Of Education
Mr. Doty urged that there should be suggestions
a. remedies present with them and that these Shot d
come from the teachers or the Board would not
slider them. Miss HOrgan suggested that the entire
plan might no postponed by the Board for another year
give the teachtrs opportunity to mako schod
uc OF salaries Mr.. Dty aud Mr. Burchard desired to
resign from the committee which they said had occu
pied all their time and worn them out.
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RROOKLYN.

Work was resumed yesterday the foundation Of the
new Federal Building. The present Appropriation Will
build the first story.
Joseph W. Conuell, foreman OF fire engine 80. o, has
been appointed captain or the new hreboat the sem
Low.
hermit has been granted for the erection Of the new
sedhce the Emanuel Baptist Church AT lhiayctteaNe'
ana ST. Jamesplace, at a cost OF $4,000
1t Is estimated that the proposed enhancement OF the
Ridgcwood Reservoir, with Increased pumping facilities
viii cost 100000.
Mrs Kate Beoni arrested for bgainy at the instance
OF Theodore Krause who alleged that she was married
to him by the Rev u. O. Pcntecost, denied Yesterday
that She was married Krause although she had lived
with him.
The Kings County Insane Asyla% i' greatly over
ever in it. Medical sup rntcndent shaw thinks that II
should be relieved by sending 200 rauents to be new
patients there. and hftyhye more viii be sent shortly
A. s. Higgins principal OF Public School No. 0, At
SteIlng.pace and Vaudcrbtave.. retired from bis po
stiOn yesterday. Several gifts were made 10 him on
behalf OF the pupils John marlborough OF the Central
Grammar school, Will succeed 10 the place vacated by
Mr.. Higgins
Mayor Low and City Works Commissioner Flccnan
received yesterday the formal acceptance on the part ~
the Kings County Elevated Railroad Company OF the
conditions under which the franchise TO build road IN
FutOn.st, from Hudson.ave. to East Ne~.York' Is
granted
The Rapid Transit Commissioners appointed 20 lay out
trunk Ine from the Bragg to the Guy Han have en-
gagged office at No 2O3 MOntaguc-st Engineers have
been engaged 10 look the plans submted by the
elevated railroad companies interested in the proposed
road.
Judge Moore Yesterday sentenced Jonathan RoOcrts,
Roberts Editorof PhiladephiaJ called nidd"d
Matter which Is devoted TO spirituasn, to the Raymond
street all twenty days and 10 paya fine oi 500
for crninay llbelling Thomas Il. Tce, Jeweller OF
Brooklyn.
In the suit Of Thomas W. strngham. who his legs
in an elevator accident at Garden CITY, verdict award
ing $4,000 damages was secured against Mrs Cor
nela NJ steward. The General Term reversed the YER
The Court OF Appeals however has Just reversed
the General Term decision and affirmed the original
verdict
Donald McDOugall. age fortythree pookkeeper In
the employ OF Lazarus Co.. at Broad and Water sts,
New York, was before Justice Massey yesterday on 4
charge of bsamy. lie left bis first wife IN Liverpool
eight years ago. She and her father came TO this country
a year later Mrs. McDougal recently found that her
husband living In Brooklyn. where her nome Is, and
scared his arrest for abandonment McDougall was
found No. 203 Park ave, with woman whom he
married there years He SAID that lie thought his
Yife dead.
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but be lost his place in June and could not find any
other employment Mrs. Wmters,to whom he owed
considerable money for board, tired to cheer w hi
he had tuiIv Determined to kill himself he had his
lie insured for 81 900 in the Hancock Insurance
Company, thinking that after his death MIS-; WIZ no
wondering what had happened 10 Grossman yeSter-
day when a posiman brought letter containing ,
receipt book showing that Grossman had pald llie
premium OF his policy Oh tuesday lhiS no'o was
also lnclose1
DEAR FRIENDS You will 6nd me dead at the WeS'
Side Hotel HEiNN" -,
Mrs Winters and her daughter went to tne nT,et
1irossman had committed suicide there. tie nau
hired room late on Tuesday night and shot hilh-
self through the head.
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SHIPPINi NEIYS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY NOV. 25 1888
ARINXED

Steamer Wyoming fBr) Rugby Liverpool Nov a. Oucena
town with mdso and p cabin and 81 passengers
TO \ UndeTh!lL Arrived at the Iar at 94l m.
steamer Bohemia Ger kariOwa. Hamburg Nov , with
at the Bar at / M.
Steamer Europa GER Kessall Hamburg y with mdse
aud passengcrst to Phelps Bros Co the Bar az
6.5Upm. ~
steamer ~ Laurent Fr dc JOussen. H. with
BoDan. Arrived AT the bar IN.
steamer ChandOs tHr. TaganrOg
SO WIN wool TO ORDER vessel to Funch Edge Arrived
at the Bar at ga
Steamer ArdlnRoim C3rl, Pearson. Xeropatmos oc O.
the Bar at 7 am. ~
steamer City OF Para Dexter, Aspinwall days mdse
ana passengers 10 Pacnc Mal 50 Co. Arrived at
$40
Beamer CITY OF Aexandria Reynolds Tampico Tux
pan ~ vera cruz 10 tfontsra 10 Campcche ProgresO Is
Havana days, with mdsc and
Sons. Arrived at the Bar at 80
Steamer state OF Texas, Williams. Fernandna Brunswick
Ca and Port Royal with mtise and passengers III NAL
orv & Co.
steamer LOUIS Buobl Mount Jacksonville o DAYS with
Lumber TO Bpesi Il son. vessel " Warren Ray.
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SHUTTING UP A GLIB-TALKIyG GIRL.

In the jefferson Market Police Court yeStcr-
day Justice Kibrcth listened to Sadie GullfOye, the
young girl who away from Stamford, Conn, last
week with william Peck. She did not seem 20 rsaizo
the position Ia which she placed, but laughed and
uked with the officers OF the Society for tho Pre- vent0n
OF Cruelty To Children who had her In charge. Tho
futher "a weary-loO III told or his efforts TO keep
sadie at home, but she would not could 1.-Two with
her sepmOther Her sister. Mrs Kingsley, told OF tho
uuceasiug attention. OF young Peck and with tears
streaming down her checks asked Sadie to homo
with her and he good girl Sadie however refused 10
ga aud told Justice Kibreth that she rau away with
Peck and not he with her She ohatted with the prisoner
and said: "Never mind Will we may he happy yet"
Sadie sent to the Homo OF tho Holy Family for six
months and Peck was disch rged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
HENRY N. SMITHS CREDITORS.

The schedules of Henry n. Smith, the broker
OF No. so Broadway. who made an assignment to John
T. Cunning, filed yesterday IN the Court OF common
pleas. Tie nbi tios are II 35O4O3 %; the nominal
assets S8O9.l : II, and actual assets S2O3931 s.
William Heath a. Co lead the list OF creditors. lnrre Is
dine TO them II 13- 7J3 TO- together with the yalue Of
tnirty-threo shares OF Toledo AID Wabash
hy stock of the New-York State National Banker
denver and rio Graude bonds, West shore receivers
nn, n lion ON MI smiths seat In the took Exchange
To Worrshoter a CO. thcre Is 81 339 % due on four
uolc. secured by stock The following among the
other large creditors: C. J. Hudson IL Co., Si79s7 IL
W. A. q A. ". White. $4,000; ana Ralph H. Broadbent
500 600 All of whom are secured. The securities
pledged as coiatcras among the assets the actual
value OF which Is yet to De asccrtalncd.
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A DISPUTED POINT IN INSURANCE.

Inc OOutDcaStcfn 1rdUC ASSOCIATION, n IRE
Insurance. organization covering five Southern states.
has been In session for two days discussing dispute
which last winter regarding the powers OF the
ecutive committed The dispute grew out OF "a risk
written by four Southern companies AT rates which the
committee claimed, In violation OF the established
tariff. special committee TO which the question WAS
referred reported yesterday sustaining the executive
committed The circumstances or the particular policy
referred to to be submitted to arbitration by
~, IL -, n"."sel "a lno
mental. aud f. f. Beddal. mandg OF the Royal Fro
Insurance Company. Tho dispute at one time threat
ened 10 disrupt the organization.
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NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
GIFTS OF TRUE PRESBYTERIAN woMAs

GIFTS OF A TRUE PRESBYTERIAN WOMAN
The will OF Mrs Maria Brooks the widow OF Captain
John Brooks admitted 70 probate yesterday IN Bridge
port bequeaths her entire estate, vaued at 100000 10
Rev H. A. Davenport and ID. A. HOLSTER OF Bridge
port and Henry NJ. Hne. OF this city, members OF the
session OF the First Presbyterian Church Of Bridgeport
10 DO held trust forever by them aud their SUCCESSORS
TO manage. sell and invest at their discretion. The IN
each year TO go for the maintenance OF the min
of the church. and for the relief Of It's and
for the support OF its Sundayschoo and 10 aid such
charitable and Christian enterprises connected
with the Presbyterian denomination IN the world AS
they may deem from time TO time most deserving The
will directs that incomes shall be expended annually
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
vERDIcTs ~ TIE BArHUYE STREET CASE.

Coroner Kennedy held the inquest yesterday
I'm the case OF Mary Conn and Joseph afc Killed by the
falling walls tie Empire Plaster mis- In Bethuue-st
having resigned his interest IN tue
matter August Belmont " no had teen summoned ~
siciuns certificate showing that he was
TOO IN 10 serve. Eugene Kelly WIS excused, being
member NJ the Board of Education and Is dor Wormscr
wa exempt on the ground that he - Bridge trustee
R0uud.man cODy testified that no ropes were stretched
across the street To keep away people aud that hlg
wind was blowing at the time OF thu accident Patrick
Crcegan connrmtn this but thought that the wall Kas
not hraced stronry he had feared On accident Women
and chi lren hc said picking scraps OF wood about
the ruins Gustayus saacs proprietor OF the NILS said
that had directed the walls To b properly sh0red up
Eve Jurors their verdict said that the accident was
caused by tho wind aud blamed one; two other jurors
cnnsnrcl the Buildlng DepIrtment.
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CHANGE ~ srocK EXCHANGE OFFICERS

The Governing Committee of the Stock EX-
change Yesterday approved the amendment To the con.
sttuton recently proposed by which moderator and
chairman M greatly reduced salaries after The May cleo
zion The chief feature OF tho amendment IL that the
new Offices be led by appointment OF the GoVern-
ing Committee while tho present elective The
duties are changed In any Tho Board has al
ways been so Jealous ~ rights that the attempt To
e.rict them IN this respect will probably be defeated
The amendment will be posted At the Exchange to-nor-
rog and will become law II AT the eud OF week ma
ority OF the members have not voted against It. ny
members Of the committee expressed the opinion that
the amendment would be rejected by large vote
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Thanksgiving Day ohservances. , ooo
YaIc-Wesleyan football match Polo Hrounus' GOV
y. IN. ,.e..,o C,,aroie n m
TrotfIng races at Fleetwood Park, afternoon, =,
Nassau Athletic Club games, Washington PARK brooA-
Ign. $50 p. III. ~ ,,aon,,o rrou 1oa m
Cipar-makers' mass.meeng, Concordla HAM, IVA ILL.,
American Athletic Club Harrlers, Jamaica. =,
New-York Athletic Club Hare anu HOuhds' MOuhl
Manhattan Chess Club games, No. y East
Seventh-st. ,.,-. ,.,,or Noroups
pYeninR.
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She has the last word. oh dear" exclaimed Mrs.
F. after vninly endeavOrng to pour hot water out OF the
empty teaketto, hoy did iorset to MI It. wonder
I'm getting q perfect simpletOD. wish did have
a little common sense" But nv dear" interrupted
Fogg, suppose you had. DO you think you'd know
what 10 DO with III" " Do with IT," echoed Mrs +. ;
many things | might want 20 be married again. you
know aud II might me from making fool OF my
self a second time Il Boston Transcript.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

.rnnort He said that he at time owned good oesI
Of nronertV hut he had transferred II All 10 nls s
children who married and had fam se 700 The
hargan was he said that he to be supported dun
hs lifetime His daughter said that he went away ro
her home voluntarily.
The Canadisn football team arrived In Newark w.
day and reception given in the evening NJ tn
Newark Rink when Mayor Haynes formally welConiou
the visitors They will play team selected from rePo
sentative Americans clubs and also matches Win oe
tp1m
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yoSKFRs-The resolution Of the Common Councl 70
increase the license for the roller skating rK from
81 so to $3.50 has been vetoed by Mayor Stahlneche
Ap,sLEY-The contractors OF the new Aqucdnct IN
the ghborhoOd Of Ardsley. have decided to inanuIc
nre powder which, 1t is claimed will prove as elective
ms dy namite and be less dangerous In Its use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
rcAR1Hr GUILTY or lANSLA CGHTER

The trial or JOnn y. MCCARTHY LOT Killing
Pasauile Iabarno in Mott-st In 1881. was finished
Yesterday before Judge Cowlng. Assistant District
Attorney Bedford did ask for conviction OF muir
der IN the degree the crime committed un
der some pruyOcation The Jury after an ahsrnce OF
few hours rendered verdict OF mnnsluRhter In tho
frat degree. Mccarthy Temandrd for sentence
lie NAV be punished with an imprisonment FOR from
five to twenty yeara
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HOME Ne US.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

fifth Avenue Hotet--Senator John sherman w1is
Of Kentucky w. A i6emarie HOtei-Civ Service Com,
missioner " l. Trenholm OF T GaarfSsG1 oc-ET
sttnrne General Leslie ". Russell, OF Canton ~ l.
St,ri,rGni Housc-Cornelius A. Logan formerly
L. S. Minister TO Chilli. ct0T'o ho'c'-"' "
Grow, OF Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26
EIErH AvENUE TRAYsPORrA rION COMPANY.

The subscribers to the stock Of the Fifth
Avenue Transportation Company held meeting yes
teriay afternoon at DelmonioOs and adopted bylaws
and elected directors. Bradsh johnson. r.. presided
and L. NJ Earle the secretary. The following di.
rectors elected Clarence A. Seward, Ambrose g.
Kngsand, Bradish johnson, Jr T.. ElyGoddatd Charles
G. Demonco, Il. NJ. Earle, Thomas j. Brown. W. b
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4 HUNDRED THOUSAND FOR THE MONUMENT
Tho Goodwill attending the Thanksgiving


festivities seemed reach far the Grant Fuhu
yesterday and the contributions larger than lot
many days seemed from the tardy way In when the
money had been coming IN that the 100000 marx
roud never be reached but the strong pull Yesterday
from the Park Department. the Jewclry Committee ana
Charles Gunther sent the fund uylnS past TINS pTd
thousand The following amounts were reported yeser
a
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NEWARK.

In all the public schools yesterday fruit vegetables
and delcacies given by the pupils TO tho various
charitable Institutions.
Theodore Forrest. the alleged counterfeiter who was
arrested In Brooklyn committed for examination.
In the courts yesterday Christian g. Hfer, German.
age eighty sued his daughter Mrs Frederick HOLM ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-26

FOLDING BEDs-Largest assortment at mod.
trato prices Call and examine.
THE DoRING FOLDING BED Co,
20 East litA st.. BrOldwaB-
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SPECTATORS MA DE TO SERVE on 4 JURY
II Il. IL ln-.

finding Jurors ia Prt n of the Court OF General Sos
sons as many members OF the panel had left town. lie
direct oil that fines OF $50 he rnlers asanst those
absent without excuse Then he looked about the court
room and said To a man What you doing here r.
Tho man said that he VISA spectator. % Well" con-
tinued tho Recorder you will do as Juror; you may
take your place the Jury box. In similar way he Sc
cured two other men 10 MI ont jury.
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t1awp Herbert G. Pell, Albert H. Wheeler General -
IT, r. Coils Sidney Dillon and Russe sage G,Or coe,et
Among others present were f9pert anu and lew
Corn elins Vanderbilt, II. Mex. IWompley anu LIZ"
Edwards.