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New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
LAMONT YEIREST 10 THE PRESIDENT

UdstingfOn DiSDd'ch 10 Tte CtHcLlndf enquirer.
President Cleveland has been at the helm
long enough make plain that he Is law INTO himself
Mrmbeis OF his Cabinet cannot anticipate what lie may
do until ho acts All treat him with dcfercncc bora OF
fear From the start he held the udier ana gave no
This was sufficient TO hang him. To-day the Premier Ia
lassoed. and instead OF making demands. now en eats
The President has friendships; lie has no associates
In his Lgaty ride the only diversion he taxes, Ills COM
panon is Lamont This young man IL a shadow. The
President rarely moves wlthOat him. Ho IL powerful
and the Boswell of the dispensation
Members Of tho Cabinet court HIM whlle jealous of his
power Senator'S crnge before him because 0i his access
To the throne Lament IL greater than the Cabinet The
and his IL cannot be mind controlling matter
the President has ial Intellectual Development
In person Lamont s quite diminutiye. ln weight he
would not up qnarer hundred weight above an even
hundred Iie s wry active cunning AMI sccretivc. HIS
IN fair his crana growth sandy his face sharp
aud Inclined TO be angular his eyes blue with general
expression OF sadness lie Ia good listener. He talks
but little. lie to be methodcal In hts conduct OF
business and quite agreeable ~ an exceedingly reoent
man can be. In crowd he would not excite attention.
much curiosity and yet this nearer the Presi
dent AMI eIe:ts him moro powerful singlehanded
influence OF his friends. Members oi the ,ab-
met discuss him In undertoncs They know his power
and fear his dispeasurc. Since the day OF Andrew
Johnson the private secretary has merely bsen an aCaDe
and accomplished card-bsarcr TO the President. The
duties principally to conduct tie clerical othco
routine. Not with Lamont. With him the President
discusses statecraft policy and appointments Even
two members OF tho Cabinet their elevation to his
good Offices. To Wow the Administration without
Lamont would he to ignore the 1ore powerful half OF IT,
This Of the theory presupposed that but two
running II.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
RROOkIYN.

The Board Of Aldermen yesterday voted 10 change the
names Of the mbcrcd streets III the Eastern District
follows: Second TO Myrtlc-ayc.; Fourth to Bedford
ave; Fifth Berry Sixth TO ROcbngsj Seventh to
Barholdtst.; Eighth to Ross-st; Ninth To Rodney st.;
Tenth Keap-st; Eleventh TO Hooperst; Twelfth to
Hewesst. All are combinations OF present streets cS-
cept Berry Roeblng aud Barholi sts II IL understood
that Mayor Low approves OF tho names adopted
A communication sent to the Board OF Aldermen
yesterday by the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company
saving that the compauy had been asked Cti-
zens 10 extend its road Broadway from Lexngtonave
to the ferry and ass from Grandavc. Park-ave by
the most convenient route 10 the CITY Hail. Tie matter
referred to the Kailroad Committee.
Owing 10 the Overcrowded condition OF the pcntcn-
tary proposed to add another story to the Rogers
ave. wing OF the building.
Bernard Connolly. liquor dealer Of No. 357 Fourth
st. T. d., who assaulted by crowd OF boys July
g. Il reported be dangerously H. lie hit the
head stone and eryspeas set In He asserts that
George Young. age sixteen, Of No II North Ninh-st,
threw the stone and Young was arrested yesterday II
is thought Connolly cannot recover.
John Bufo who IL charged with the murder Of Gamilo
LacOxiO Friday night told his counsel yesterday that
acOx first assailed him with stlleto. and that he
drew his revolver and fired In selfdecnce. The dni-
Guilty from petty quarrel between them. LacO1jo
made no statement before he died.
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday to Mrs Mary
8. Rhodes from Henry G. Rhodes.
Alice Cannon. pretty girl OF seventeen living In
East NewYork, was arrested yesterday for shoping.
She stole umbrella In Newmans dryg00ds store at
No 3O5 Fulton-st, and was followed by detective to
pawnshop where she had obtained 80 cents upon It.
When arrested she admitted her guilt She claimed that
she stole anything before, but had been In
pany with girl who was a shopiifter.
Marcus A. Weed resigned his position principal Of
Public School No u yesterday lie had held the place
since 1873.
was conv lccd yesterday OF betrayng Martha III. Hood
under promise OF marriage.
Tho city authorities began the work OF collecting
garbage yesterday. II will be sent to Yaphank. L. l.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
DENYING KNOWLEDGE OF BRIBERY.

The Supervisors Committee investigating the
charges of bribery Ia connection with the selection
of county farm for the Kings County paupers
continued its work yesterday III BROOKLYN
Thomas Smith, OF SmthtowE. suffolk County,
testified that lie never knew of the offer of any
money TO secure the purchase Of the st. John land
site lie conducted the negotiations for the other
property owners aud all be expected TO receive was
his commission. Assessor Hopkins testified that
all lie told Ripley Hopes about $4,000 check
was ruInor, and re knew netting positive about
il. He only wanted Supervisor Larkins TO see Mr..
Ropes about voting the right way. A. w. Powell,
W no went to see the Ward slte said that he found
that it could be bought for 900, and aferward
James Ward, the owner, wanted $4,000 The
Onv reason he could give for the rapid III value
was prospect of rapld-transit. Robert Vint.
another owner, said that he knew OF no money
being offered any supervisor 10 vote for any site
He offered TO pay man named Orr $1,000 To sell
his site He never sent Orr to see Commissioner
Reeve. m
James Ward said that the reason for the differ
ence in the price of his land that the first price
was named without any authority from him. The
price was raised from Powelps imagination to his
reality Supervisor Larkn knew. nothing about
any $40. 600 check. Supervisors Morrison. Baker,
Gallagher and Fitzgerald stated that they knew
nothing If any brbes being offered
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
MR.. SMYTH RAISES A BREEZE.
HIS MANY COMPLIMENTS TO THE PREsBYTERY-
RESIGNATION OF A MINISTER.

RESIGNATION OF A MINISTER
The spirit of the Rev. Charles b. Smyth
animated the session Of the Presbytery OF the Unea
Presbyterian Church last night The meeting was held
presided. Mr.. smyth accompanied by MS
daughter occupied front seat He Is about
to bring q suit against tho Prcsbycry Tor the Dal-
OF his salary minister OF the Onehnndrea-ahu'
sixteenth Street Church. to which the Presbytery ap
pointed him. II was reported that rosoiut,Sa iSa
would be made to cxpc him from the
dercnt member. of the Presby terry aud announced his
purpose Of contestg his rights In the highest courts OF
the state. ,,
81 am glad that Brother smyth intends to take his
OF the Charles Street Church "Wc shall not then Dc
burdened with them any more"
:" have special compliant against your actions 10
make here reiorted Mr. Smyth and Dr. Whitc SAT down
Mr. Smyih retained IL. memorial fromEthe one
hundred-and-H Al xtcenth Street Church against MN
brought Mr.. Smyb again to his feet ana he announced
that II read against DR.. White must
be he would havo 1t published in every paper IN
the land. The Prcsbytery shaken at this threat;
" Let him 20 to the papers," said Dr. Campbell
minister with brown wg shaking his cane hcrce al
Mr. Smyth. .
Z" This IL not Christikc gathering Brother
Moderttor. said Mr. Patterson. gray-alred minister
" This BODY Ia becoming scandal TO New York"
The Moderator decided that all complaints should DE re.
ferrcd toa special commtec Mr. smytb then announced
that he had com plants against the Rev. Messrs j. B
Capperon, A. ID. McClenahan and j. c. Scott OF no.
bokcp.
Mr. scott at once arose and presented his resignation
pastor of his church owing to dibicufy III IT, MT.
smy III wanted detailed statement Of the difficulty
The Rev Mr. Bddc thought that Mr. scotts resignation
funny as one OF Josh Billingss Jokes ana thtt
e ought to explain the kick or stick to his church, as
Mr.. Smyth had, and bring the members into nne ihc
Prrsbytery decided to accept Mr. Scotts resignation
The Rev. A. II. Harshaw was then Installed pastor OF
the Jane street Church and the Presbytery adjourned
to-day
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
JERSEY CITY.

Policeman George Smith OF the Fourth Precinct has
been suspended by Captain McKaig for intoxication
smith, Saturday. arrested little boy named smith
playing ball the street, but when he got near inc
he released the prisoner John Dousherty,
brotherin-law OF the prisoner asked the Ohcer why
smith, Tho officer. without any explanation,
struck on tho head his club and then
made him a prisoner on the way to the station the
policeman again struck Dolghcrty with his club Police
man Mccoy seized Smith and made him a pri )ner.
Doughery was released at the statlonhouse, where hs
made a charge of assault and battery against officer
smith lie will be brought before the Police Commis-
sioners for trial.
George Luke colorcd. who ia accused OF stlbbing Ed.
ward Mead July 4, during visit at Crows Nest,
was Yesterday committed to the County jail Mead, his
victim Is s confined at st. Francis Hospital In criti-
cal condition.
Mary Matthews. age thirty-hve. while intoxicated
SUNDAY evening. fell out of srcondstory window OF
the house No I71 seyenths and sustained serious in-
iusles.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
uRS DE FORREST WANTS WORK.

Mrs Mary De Forrest spent yesterday In her
cell NJ the ronb-. she WAS sentenced by Justice Scion
H. smith To ten days Imprisonment, with several other
Women for accOsting tnc street she protested
that snc was Innocent OF the charge aud her coman
ion. also gave the same evidence. Matroh McAullnc
sad tna, the woman had every appearance OF resp
hilty Her clothes were neat aud clehn but lhcy lad
the appearance OF being somewhat worn :. have had
and do not believe that this woman - one OF the
class IN whose company she was found. The Judge
thought IL would be better send her to prison that
she would have opportunity To prove her character
aud II found TO be she said some one VIII take her
into their and N can nd some one 10 take
her am sure the Judge will give me her discharge. she
wants To 20 tn WORK and think that she L. capable
and good housekeeprr. Her arrest was mistake, but
IL may prove beneficial 10 her In the end"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
sUICTDE OF A BKIGHT YOUTH.

Joshua r. Mead, son OF MerwIn Mead, OF Greenwich
Conn. graduated from the Greenwich Academy
year ago, be read we'll written paper, for which
he received much credit. time he got notion
nobody cared for him and that IL therefore made no
difference whether he lived died. For some time his
health tai and PHI sca has shown signs or impair
ment IL therefore determined three weeks ago to
visit Quebec and other points In Canada FOR the
benc Ii OF his health panied by brotherinlaw.
While two sailing tho River St. Lawrence.
Quebec Saturday last, young Mead sprang
overheard and was drowned. Tho sad intelligence
reached home sunday, and at last accounts re-
ceivcd by telegraph his body had not been recovered
He was nineteen years OF age.
Merwn Mead formerly owned and occupied house In
Green wich-ave, In which some three four ago
Miss Mead daughter, became afflicted With adisOrdered
mind. and sent TO asylum. where she recovered
The house sold to J. Augustus Johnson OF No 62
WaLst whose son. Barclay johnson, last spring shot
his mother, sister aud himself
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
NOT GUILTY. BUT BEATEN BY HIS WIFE.

Peter Schauer, porter, living at Chrystic and
Hester s returned to his wife and three children
terday morning with the intelligence that he had OBJ
tanned weeks vacation which he Intended TO avail
himself Of unburdeDed by family cares. Mrs Schauer
while reluctantly approving his determination, followed
him. At Grand and Chrystic SITS her suspicious became
facts when she saw her husband Joined by woman
fairtr than herself She followed the couple to the
Third-ave. elevated station, and when they were about
TO ascend the steps she up to them. The woman
got away with "a what dress, and after
her flight Mrs. schauor gave her husband, who had wit
messed his companions rough usage with open-mouthed
wonder sound thrashing with her parasOl and then
caused his arrest. He taken 10 the Essex Market
Police Court but Justice OReilly decided that lie had
been guilty OF no act against the Code OF Criminal Pro-
cedure and discharged him. His wife had become pac
fed aud permitted him 10 leave the court In her wake.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
WHAT GOING ON TO-DAY.

Departure of TRIBUNE Fresh Air parties. y p IN.
Monmoutb Park races Monmouth Park ESQ p IN. 81
Richards reference before Reefec hamii'on' io
q. m
Meeting OF Cable Railway directors ....
Bankers and Merchants Telegraph Company mat'cr'
Supreme Court. NJ. c..,,a.
Board on Fortiacations and Coast Defences, Fifth
Avenue Hotel
Health and Police Boards meetings.
French festival. Harlem River Park evening"
Garfield Club meeting, No. 03S Eighthave', p m'
Meeting Of the Pilot Commissioners
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
SHARP WINS ANOTHER VICTORY.

Jacob Sharp and Superintendent White, e,Of the
Dry Dock line OF street cars held consultation Oh sat-
urday In the office OF John NJ Scrbner the attorney OF
Mr. Sharp, and the result that agreement was
made whereby Mr, Sharp tolhave the privilege OF
riding roughshOd over the Dry Dock tracks at Ann-s
ears down Broadway and around the Post Once thence
to Beeknan to Fulton Ferry and on the return trips
through Ann-st directly to Broadway. Superintendent
White communicated this arrangement TO his employee,
but one OF them misunderstood the order. The result
was q lively time for q few minutes Sunday, the
arrest of two OF sharps men, who were baled out by
him. Yesterday the work OF connecting the lines wen:
on without Interruption. Two policemen kept
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
MgErIyG OF THE BRIDGE TRUsTEEs

Vice President j. Adriance Bush, of the
Bridge trustees called that body order yesterday for
the August meeting. but owing to the lack OF quorum
no business was transacted. Those present Mayor
Low Controller BrnkerhOf. ex Mayor Howell. Edward
Amman. A. s, swan, II. X. Ihurber. John Mocnhauer.
j. g. Hendrix and f. j. Osborn. For tho first time since
the Bridge trustees came into existence In 1875 :. T.
Stranahan, the ex-presdent, was not present Two
new took their seats, Messrs. AMMAN and Mol
Ienhauer vacancy exists among tho trustees for this
city by the refusal OF John T. Agnew TO accept re-
appointment
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14

Gauger for this district the I'd OF February 1892 On
the lst OF March, less than month AFTER he resigned
his position James J. Thomas has been the incumbent
for some years past but the Secretary doesn't
to have caught to that fact The eat0n of getting
the innings has disturbed the alleged mind Of the Admin
israon and 1t has mixed these gaugers up dreadfully
The only relief fort poor friend Keser will be
draft for salary in full from March l. 1882 to July g.,
1885, three years, four months and eight days.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hofmon House-ColOnol Robert j. Inger.
SOIL Ok Illinois TifM Arenne Hoti-General S, simon
n Buckuer of Kentucky Congressman Amos iown'
aend OF Ohio; Commander w. ]. sampson ana CoIl-
mander G. f. Goodrich. u. g. Navy and Colonel Jonas A.
nj Indiana and r. j. Gatlimg of Hartford. iurk ~
enue Hoei-Count cumbres Atlas OF the SpaniyH hg
COY of Washington -. Windsor Hciei-Dr. George IL
Miller Of Omaha. and Charles X Cumming. "i onraso Il
Navy ~ Victoria Hoiei-General George ). FIeId OF
Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
NEWARK.

The Grand Jury was discharged by Judge Dcpue yes
terday after prolonged session Tue jury stated that
action taken Ia the matter OF the abuses charged
against old management Of tho County Lunatc Asy-
um the expert appointed 10y the court mad not
made report aud action not taken In regard 10
the Newark Savings Bank FOR the that the CASE
% the now before the Court OF Errors
and Appeals. The Grand Jury handed In prcscntment
against the nuisance OF slaughter houses
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
InNA IsLAND.

The Long Island menhldcn steamers and small craft
have met With poor during past week Most
of the nsh have been caught In Long Island sound
The sh making from four to hye gallons por thcu-
sand. sea bass, biucnsh. Wcakn>h and porges are
plentiful and good catches OF shsepshcad reported
Crabs both soft ,he aud hard, arc reported as being
PoHT JrrPrRsoS.-Mrs. Henrietta Woodruff dropped
dead ia er char from heart disease while AZ the supper
table on snnday evening. Her husband died In similar
manner and from tue same disease four years aso.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
Announcements
ANIMPORTANT ARREST.


character his general ap
ucaancc movements comp anonshp wi hout waiting un
III he has robbed traveller ied house murdered Tel
ia " man is an important function o. shrcwd detective
important l. the arrest OF disc se which mol
checked will blight and destroy human life The frequent
appetite general languOr or debiy, peiiu
SIX NY aches and pains announce me approach
pumopary consumption which Is promptly arrested and
perm aneny by DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dscoy
cry" sold by druggists.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
SETTLING THE BRONX RIVER CLAIMS.

Justice j. +. Barnard, of the Supreme Court,
at n special held at Poughksepse last Saturday.
confirmed the award. made by the commissioners rs
appointed to the damages sustained by owners OF
consequence OF dyerng the water Of the Bronx
River from It's natural course. between tue kenslco
Reservoir ana Brah's Mills. for In the annexed
wards OF this city. Judge Barnards ORDER with the
certified copy OF the awards. lied In tho county
clerks office a White Plains Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
REPAIRS TO BE MADE AT oAsrLB GARDEN.

At special meeting of the Emigrant Com
missioners yesterday tho following resolution was
adopted
requested 10 allow this board rebate OF $1,000 from
the rental charged; the SUN to be used In making re-
pairs alterations to Castle Garden, recommended
BY tie Grand Jury and Board OF Health.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
HOSPITAL A AUrHoRrrIEs CEysuREn

The inquest In the case of William Kelly
who was shot by Michael j. Tierney In Birmingham Il
MONEYS barroom in Third-ave on July ], was beld
the shooting not done In eedefcce and censured
the Roosevelt Hospital authorities for not promptly In.
forming the coroner that he might take tho antoInor
TEN statement. When the about TO be given
the Jury OF the deceased mans sisters arose and
coming forward, said my brother was net drunk
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

sourn NonwaLK.- Chefof Police Pelham has rcsigncd
his po.it0n on the force To take charge 0i fitchs
soldlots Ilonls la ID Ten. IL successor 10 Joseph L.
ColgrOvc.
EnIuoFroHT.-Tho Government contract Tor the con
struction OF breakwatcr 1900 feet long, To connect
Tairw.ainer island with Seaside Park extension. calls
for the completion OF the work August TO- II Is well
afv
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14
PRISON REFORMS TO BE DISCUSSED

The Executive Committee of the National
Prison Association met yesterday at the Bible House.
The date OF the annual meeting at Detroit fixed
from October IL TO 81 inclusive. E1-President Hayes
will attend the entire session The Governors OF all the
states will be invited to attend special session at the
same time consider the various relations OF theE
cutive to the administration Of justice, and the treat.
ment and pardon OF criminals.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-14

EAST Ngw.YoRK. The Town Board yesterday adopted
resolution urging prompt action the part OF the
Long Island Railroad Company In erecting gates at al
the crossings la Atautcaye for the protection oI lie