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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
EVA. e.. bV ~
And Every Species Of itch.
ing and Burning Diseases
Cured by Cuticura.

Eczema or Salt Rheum, with its agonizng itching and
burning instantly relieved by bath with CUTTcURA
SOAP and single application Of CUTICURA, the great
Skin Cure This repeated daily with two or three doses Of
CUTICURA REsOLvENT the New Blood Purifier. to keep
the blood COOL Precipitation and unirrtatns :hs
bowels open liver kidneys active will speedily
Eczema, letter Ringwerm Psoriasis, Lichen. Prurtus
sca Head Dandrur and every species Of Itching sca
Pmply Humors Of the Scalp and skn when the best phy
clans and all known remedies fail.
VIII Mcdonald, 2542 Dearborn.st, Chicago gratefully
Acknowledges Eczema salt Rbeum head neck
face arms and legs years. able to walk ex
ccp hands and able help
years hundreds remedies doctors
his hopeless permanently cur,d by CUTICURA RE-
SOLVENT blood puriher internally, and CUTICURA and
CUTICURA SOAP (the great skin cures externally.
Chas. Houghton. Esq.,. lawyer rs Sfatest, Boston, re-
ports case Eczema under his observation for ten years.
which the patients body and limbs and to which all
methods treatment had been applied without benefit
which completely cured solely by the CUTICURA
REMEDIES lsaying clean and healthy skin
f. H. Drake Esq, Detroit Mich. sufe untold tortures
from which appeared his hands, head and face
nearly destroying eyes, After the most careful docong
and co sutation OF physicians failed TO relieve him. he
used the CUTICURA REMEDIES and was cured and has
remained so TO date.
MIR John Thel wkesbare Pa writes: 1T have suffered
Rheum for eight at times bad that
could not attend TO my business for weeks time Three
boxes OF CUTICURA and four bottles RESoLVENT have
entirely cured me OF this dreadful disease"
Sold by ali druggists. Prices CUrICURA. 80 ctsi RE-
SOLVENT, siOO, SOAP. % cts. Prepared oy the POT.
TER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston. Mass
Send for /" How to Cure Skin Diseases"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
SALE or CONDEMNED ARCTIC SUPPLIES

Greedy Relief Expedition, returned with Lieutenant
Greedy and his surviving companions they brought with
them large quantities OF provisions and stores which the
speedy termination Of the search left unconsumed,
Uncle sam looked these carefully and ordered sold
what he found unit for use by his Jack Tars Bv
various and devious secret processes what the Jack
Tars' not Oyersqucamsh stOmachs reject may he made
10 furnish food land lubbrrs The sale OF the CON
dcnned goods took place yesterday In the provision and
clothing department Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
Thomas A. Kerrigan acting auctoncer. Most of the
bidders were ship-chandlers. Among the goods sold
were 10 packages OF pepper pot. OF mutton BROTH OF
curry p0wder 80 of assorted soups a OF mncc meat
"a OF lime juice G2 Of lard 80 OF macaroni OF smoked
beef, and Is OF raw ham. The clothing included 1858
neai.ckes 800 sheeiing frOcks. $50 caps 2g5 work.
Ing suits and one solitary, moth.eaten Overshrt. The
sale brought Uncle Sam about $500 considerably less
than a third OF what he had paid for the goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
FEARS THAT BESSIE GULLY WAS NURDERED
n..a4;.or Of Rnssin Cnllv the YnnnO Irish

woman whose body found in the East River at One
Hundred twefthst Oh Thursday, were not Wiling
TO believe yesterday that she had committed suicide
liar hndy was from the Morgue to the home OF
her uncle Michael Burke, at No 3l6 East One-hundred
andfourteenth-st. and during the progress OF wake
tie theories of murder discussed by sympathizng
acouanances deep cut on tho dead girls left cheek
and bruse her eye regarded as proofs that
INC lad met with violence before her body touched the
water The theory OF the police, that Besses face re-
ceyed the injury by striking against one OF the sples OF
The dock when she jumped into the water was indig-
nantly rejected by her friends. Suspicion was directed
against Cornelius owen. the young GARDINER. VINO mad
Isen keeulnR company with Bessie several months and
Who was walking with her ON Saturday night lie Was
arrested on suspicion the request OF Besses sister,
"nd was held FOR examination In the Harlem Police
Court owen said he hads not been engaged To marry
Ressie but was fond of her and willing tOmarry her,
hui her sister objected to the marriage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
NETWORK CITY.

Dr lanes NJ. King. pastor of the Park Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church, will preach at the
dedication of st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
ct Ocean Grove tomorrow
The business failures during the last seven days
ms reported TO r. G. Dun a. Co. yesterday number
for the United States So and for Canada nineteen,
as compared with 226 last week
REMINDING SURFACE ROADS OF THEIR DUTY.
Commissioner Squire has sent letter to the
presidents Of the various surface railroads re9uir-
inc them to see that the pavelnents inside and on
either side of their tracks be kept I'D good repair.
A sTEgRAGE PASSENGERS SUICIDE AT SEA.
Frederick Brisser, age seventy, steerage passen-
Ger on the steamship Hammonia, from Hamburg,
$nmped overheard on June II 10 drown himself.
He was rescued, but died on the same day. lie had
about $500 with him.
TIE FORCE OF HABIT.
Some of the Broadway Railroad teams which have
been transferred from the Wall Street Stage Line,
insist upon turning into the financial thoroughfarc
rs usual the down trip,iregardleSs OF danger to
their hind legs and disgust of the drivers.
NO CAUSE FOR sENsATIoNAL,sM.
The body of Edmund A. Wells, concerning whose
death at bellevue Hospital Ihs telegram Yesterday
An autopsy last night by Deputy Coroner jenkins
and death was found to have been caused by
chronic alcoholism.
sTEAMING UNDER HALF-PREssURE.
The steamer San Jacinto, which was spoken ut
sea and supplied with provisions last sunday by
the steamer Elsa. arrived yesterday She had been
seventeen days from st. Jago with sugar, and on
the passage her port boiler was disabled, and she
came the rest of the way under half-powcr.
CONVICTED OF AssAULTiSG THEIR OFFICERS,
William Ray, Dennis Tracy and Michacl Murphy,
sailors OF the brigantine John Beazley, were con-
yicted yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court of having assaulted the captain and mate OF
the vesyei white it lay ut Havana. Murphy was
recommended to mercy. The sailors were rcmanded
for sentence.
MURDERER CARPENTER DOING WELL
John Carpenter. the wife-murdcrer, who cut his
own throat on Thursday. is doing well A narcotic
was given to him Thursday night and yesterday
morning he awoke with steady pulse and was
comparatively quiet. DR.. Jackson now that he
has seen the wounds, corroborates Dr. Fitchs opin-
ION Of their insignificant character He intends to
have Carpenter ready Tor court by Monday. If pos
Sible.
CONCERTS ny THE AMIcITIA SOCIETY.
Ts-morrow afterneon and evening two concerts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
BROOKLYN.

Adrian Roberts one Of the indicted Tor comphcoo
In the divorce frauds OF Monroe ADAMS OF No. 80
broadway New-York, was before Judge MooTs yos.o,
day IJpon the motion of Dstrct-Atorney Wy
the indictment was dismissed. II having Deen oun ma
Roberts was only personal friend OF Adams anu nau
nothing 10 do with his rogueres Adams mas hoV oee
found. ., 49,.
tits thought that in the interests Of wo
mony Alderman James Kane Of the sixth ward WV
a ell-known kicker" against the rule OF b0ss NV
Laughlin will be appointed United states Marsha'
Internal Revenue Collector Black filed MS POM iUl
500 600 yesterday. Ripley Ropes, Jeremiah hoo
son FELIX Campbell. j. d. Anderson ana LOUIS III, , an
arc the suretes in $4,000 each Harry Beam mas az
cepted the Office OF deputy collector.
Nayor Low gave hearing yesterday to persons n,si
ested I'm the projected widening OF the roadway o
ingtonst by two feet and finding no opposluon W ~
apuroy ed the Aldermens resolutions relating 10 Iho III
provement -
Thomas Henderson, of No. 473 WilloughDy-anoee Ave
member of the firm OF Cross, Austin Co.. lumber aea
ers in Kentave arrested yesterday On onaSe
cruel conduct preferred by his WIFE, Tney nave b
married thirty years and have SIX chll1ren h hm
charged him with threatening TO choke ana shoot no
He alleges that his wife illtreats him. Inc ,
take the part of the mother and assert that she Is
abused. til.
Police Justice Massey yesterday sentenced Corneus
Tarpcy notorious thief to the Penentiary ior year
and fined him $500 -,
Work has been started ferry-house IN Green
point for tho Greenpoint Ferry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
TIE PARK BOARD TO BE INVESTIGATED
1. i1e...,o,, Da aov at tho unnatiu,, of 4

A1derman DC Ldcy HU IIU HIUtIIIlg OF IHt
BOARD Yesterday offered resolution providing for the
appointment of special committee to investigate the
Park Department Some time ago committee headed
alleged unhcalthlness OF the lakes In Central Park Mr..
DE Lacy was member OF this committee, and he was
toid that President Crmmns had that the re
port on this matter delayed In the hope that the
Aldermen would get patronage from the Park Depart
ncnf This was the for the resolution introduced
Yesterday Mcssrs Morgan and Van Rensselaer, wanted
delay Messrs De Lacy, Oakley and Walsh favored the
immedate passage Of the resolution. Mr. Oakley said
that the Park Department was the most corrupt the
City Government and that Mr.. Crlmmins wanted tho
Contracts TO Improve the Park Mr. MastersOH said tha
he could make $4,000 by taking the contract to FIJI up
the park lakes. The resolutions were adopted and
Wessrs De Lacy, Jaehne. Hartman. Kennedy aad Nor
gan were appointed AS the investigating committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
EVENING CONCERTS IN PARADISE PARK.

ACKNOWLEDGMENT UIlNcr anu JdHts Sullivan, OF
the Sixth Ward appeared before the Park Board yeser
day morning In tho interest Of Paradise Park at Five
Points.
SITS fad Mr. Sullivan, now that they have Paradise
Park ,wonld like music There are more young ladies to
any part OF the city, have agreed that II the Park
Board will build movable musicsiand oyer the foun
tain In the park will furnish the band for evening
concerts or twice "A week"
The Commissioners decided that platform should be
built for this purpose.
No action has been made known respecting The APP
pointment OF To Secretary Barker There
many applicants for the place. but It Is said that the
agreed upon is recommended by Mayor Grace
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
sr,pprvc THE MATE OF A SCHOONER.

stabbing ARRAY occurred yesterday on the schooner
oiycr ia or living ut johnson coal docks Jersey
CIV William Moran. the mate became eNaspcr"tSd al
Albert Ux0n age twenty. the col0fcd COOK, because
IIYon refused obey order and attempted 10 throw
him over the Of the vessel While engaged III the
struggle ixon succeeded IN drawing his sheathrd kne
and ,Iun ed IL several times into Morans back. Tho
mate fell 10 the deck the blood pouring copon,y from
his wounds. number OF lah0ring men enpioys on ,ne
coal docks tried Ia get hold OF fIXon with the intention
Of ayengnR the attack Moran hut the colored boy
C"ntain Emerson hastencd 10 the sysnne police station
and nrocured the services Of policeman, who accom-
panied him 10 the vessel and TOOK charge oi hlho An
Ihc CLARITY Hospital In critical condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
CAPTAIN WEBB WOULD BE AN INSPECTOR.
.,I l.. ILL. La, Az. Doard ar polioo uo..a.J

ing the appointment OF inspector had not been broken
Yesterday, and Captain Webb OF the Fourth Precinct
thought time favorable for entering the race for the
prize He sent In formal application for promotion.
The Board passed resolution directing superintendent
Murray submit the Of sergeants whose records
satisfactory aud who desire 10 enter Civil Service
examination for promotion. That regarded as an
intimaton that the board intended soon to retire some
OF the old captains under the sxtyy clause OF the
INV nensinu IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
oprs7Joys THAT MUST BE ANSWERED.

Police Justice German listened yesterday to
additional testimony IN the Keep libel case after he had
disposed the thirty prisoners who were arragncd DO
fore him IN the Essex Market Police Court Mr. stahan
wanted 10 know from Mr. McWillians II the noatlng
debt OF the Manhattan read TO the metropolitan had
been reduced by made from the earnings OF
the consolidated roads. Mr. Goodwin promptly opJect
ed In q vigorous way to the question The witness had
stated he could not tell the source OF every
dollar paid out by him treasurer OF the Manhattan
Company. Mr.. Strahan said that no would not go on
with the the books OF the company were pro-
duced so that might DO able to get at the desired Facts
II was finally agreed that the counsel for MT Keep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
prxEy OWNS Its ENGLISH. YOU KNOW"

The temporary lnJuhcIIOn ODIaIntu Dy OK
r,tse A = pttenhoefcr on behalf OF Henry T.. DlXey.
bc Idors OF the B,u Opera House, restraining Henry
9 Hewitt aud Henry Nalos from publishing or selling
s,ngs similar 20 "Gts English, lOu Know" which
MIR pxcy claims the sole right to sing or In any other
way 10 place before the public. was yesterday made
a'.y,,sucr, by Justice Andrews. The defendants
,.'red that their songs That's English You Know"
and quite English" were entirely different from Mr..
but were oyerruled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
vrsTcUFsTrR COUNTY

NEw-RoCHELLE.-A movement has been made In favor
OF organizing yacht club.
MI VERNoS.-The coored residents OF Nj. Vernon and
ia vicinity propose to erect church building. Tho
REV T. r. g. Thomas has been invested with authority
from the conference to raise money for the purpose
MOUNT KIsCo-A gun club has been organized with
the following officers: James Wood president; l.. r..
Bailey vice-pr-sdent; T. c. Pelton, secretary; 5 III.
sar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
s1.Ixo roR TIE VALUE OF TWO NOTES.

An acton brought by ii. b. Clailin & Co.
a,,in.t Doornm * IcAsr on TWO promssory notes for
600 In the aggregate made by the defendants was
frted IN the Supreme Court before Justice Dykman
s,riav The defendants claimed that they had given
a. unfos 10 Aonzo F"llott TO dispose OF "a note bro
Yer al per discount and that he had sold them to
G~rc seuey al 10 per cent discount, and that thcy,
hs received none OF the proceeds Of tho sale,
n"t ii,ble For the plaintiffs 1t was ayerred that Fol
lett had acted ~ note broker III the transaction,
-, t,,.l IA .nn.ed al the note as "A banker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
ARRESTED FOR BCRGLARY.

On the night of March "a, w. j. Reard0n, a
clerk age twenty-five. living at No. Isl ludSwsata,
broke into apartments OF James Fitzgerald az NO %
Vandam-st, and stole s1O6 a watch and chain. three
pocketbooks and various little things that ne tSnna
the house. Fitzgerald spoke to Detective boper
sail of the steamboat squad about the robbery and SAIL
has been the lookout for Reardon ever since. ne
found him last night in the Custom House., kroa
shop at No. III Bowcry, and took him to Police Head
quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Sentence of James ID. Fish by Judge Benedict.
coney island races. Sheepshead Bay 2:3O p. III.
Return of the 18th Regiment from state Camp.
Departure OF the 9th Regiment for Peekskill
NewYork Athletic Club regatta, Harlem River p. M
Metropolitan Brooklyn baseball MATCH Polo Grounds
pm. .,- o,a, uo,.o. ,,.nho,,or A,,,o,i,
Club Grounds. p. m
Normal College Alumna. College Chapel, p. m.
Arion Festival Washington Park, evening
Alcyone Boat Club regatta $3.50 L. m.
Lawn Tennis tournament Newark, \. IN.
Concert In Prospect Park r. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
wrarrnx rNIoN sEEKINa AN INJuNcrIoN.

The Western Union Telegraph Company has
herun an action In the United states Circuit Court
aysnst tho Baltimore and Onto Telegraph Company for
an Injunction restraining the latter from using certain
Strd of condenser" IN the duplex system OF telcg
FANNY Tho motion for an injunction during the
nendcncy o action came yesterday for argument be-
tora Iudgo wallace Grosvenor +. Lowry and Edward
- nrcon appeared for the Baltimore aud Ohio Company
In onpositlon To 'he motion. General Duncan and Mr.
micscup,on appeared for tho Western Union Company.
The hearing ON the motion was adjourned to July II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
CONNECTICUT TOWNS.

RRDDISG.-By way OF celebrating the Introduction OF
the electric light Brooksde Park the depo the
Danbury and Norwalk Railroad Company entertained a
large OF newspaper men aud railroad
tives there last evening.
DASnURY.-william Becaerc, who severely burned
at the explosion and fire, has had his face and
hands cngrafed with skin taken from his physicians
and there il promise ofhis complete recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
CHARITA BILE MONEY lIsAPPLIED.

Excise Commissioners Haugbton and Mitchell
Yesterday voted to dismiss jeremiah Hayes inspect
Or but refused TO give for their action when
Commissioner Morris inquired about II. They laid upon
the table resolution offered by Mr. Morris. 10 suspend
from duty until April / number Of inspectors. Mr..
Morris stated that only about forty applications for
licenses were received daily by the Board during the
fail and winter months and II was waste OF money In.
tended for charitable purposes TO keep staff Of about
forty TO look after those applications when
six inspectors could do the work we'll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
TRANSFER OF THE IyMAy LINE.

The Inman Steamship Line is to be trans
fcrred tho agency OF Peter virginia Sons Wednes
day The City Of Berlin. which due, Will be the
first vessel tn be sent out under the agency. Peter
Wright Sons will avail themselves OF the services OF
about dozen OF the employees under the
John M. Kirk will be made passenger AGENT Mr. Robbe
will be the freight agent; Samuel L. Brewster will have
charge OF the eastbound freight, and Mr. Barber will
look out for the west-bound freight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27

Coroner Holt OF Bridgeport, who returned yesterday
from Baskng Ridge y Jwherc he had seen Mira smith.
hn has charge OF Thomas Iahcys children, says
he IA convinced that the body taken rom the well IN
Dareu Conn ia neither that Of lahey nor Thomas Lamb
Mrs smith gave positive evidence that both men are
alive and that she knows where they are The Coroner
accordingly ordered the release OF Michael Egan. who
Le been i'm the County Jail for several days suspicion
of being the murderer He was not examined The Wit
ncsses I'm Daricn, summoned on Tuesday and not then
cxauined for want OF sufficient time. were qnestl0nod
Yesterday. Nothing OF Importance tending 10 throw
lght the my stcry was developed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
IERsEY CITY.

Emil Kranisch. age nineteen. who lived with HIS
nareufs I'm Whitsns killed al tho Central Railroad
round house Tbursday night lie was In the ash pit
and attempted to climb out as the engine started
lanes johnson, the boarding house thief, who was
cnniurrd last Saturday after ho hal been successfully
operatng for six weeks pleaded guilty yesterday
for larceny aud was sentenced 10 ave years
In the state Prison.
Martin shannon and Martin Moran, tho men who near.
ly killed Police Captain Iarrer abo two months ago,
were each sentenced to eighteen months IN Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

st. Denis HOtel-MOncure ID. Conway.
rctor,n HoteI-Gcncral j. A Williamson and George G.
Gorham. of Washington. and General W. ]. Behan, OF
Sew0rieans - Fam renue Hotel-GeOrge b. Roberts
rresident of the Pennsylvania Railway Company, and
ex.Congressman Joseph d. Taylor. OF Ohio. Murray
nm UofeI-Cencral T. a. McParlin U. S. Army. $500
T,ndsor Hotel-I j. Sergeant of Montreal. Netc'
yors Hoiei-The Rev f. f. jenkins. of London and the
Rev w Scarborough, OF Hanknw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27

will be given in Lion Park by the Amict,a
connosed of forty well-known amateur nusic' IN
assisted by the Echenkrang singing Society Inc I
programme for each concert contains ni,1 , caIe.
bers embracing SELECTIONS from ile 1tr;ctiv re.
served during the day. none but members VI 'n'
society and their friends being admitted
REJECTING UNBALANCED bids. Of
pnh,'a Works received proposals for two contracts
for having water mains in the rwenty;thEd anu anu
Twenty fourth Wards He rejected all .ne
posals on the ground that they were of the
city. Yesterday new proposals were received ioT
the two contracts and the Commissioner iohn IL
that on one of the contracts the proposal ohar'
the lowest in the aggregate was OF Similar ol'i
acter to those before rejected. He. therefore again
rejected all the proposals received for that coh'
tract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27

cents barrel In about three weeks lmc ~, o , scss
AZ tie Cnn sodatcd Exchange yesterday Tor w
Of the orecedng day amounted 10 232osooo WI. Inv
H. hi ighss, record of daily clcaramccs ever lnlue
,n IL al i'm the country. 0ny one s'n;lIi ia
nre was annouDced. The hears charge Una, iu rrIces
e 9, ,n me handsof pooi which can max pr'eea
49, viii bnt which cannot realize profits, whlc we
hull, laugh at the idea and insist that the a,y oo
warranted by the condition OF the petroleum "aNe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
ASA ULTING LITTLE GIRLS

William Buher, Of No. 6yS NOrtn I1ru.
ave. was held in 81 800 bail In the Harlem Police Court
charged with assaulting Mamie Hoffman age Ten, Oh
No 222 East Seventy thrdst last Sunday at tne nome
of the childs aunt. St. Annesave and
forty ninthst, where she was spending her pirtnaay:
c. r. Thurston age sixtythree was held for trial on
similar charge tho victims being Josephine Laoc age
twelve, and Sadie Amos age nine or Nos 3OZ ana QUO
East One-hundreda and fourteenth st., respectively
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
OIL ON THE JUMP OF LATE.

The highest price for the year was touched
by National Transit oi certificates at the
Stock and Petroleum Exchange yesterday The market
has been unusually active this week, and amid great
element among the brokers and operators In oil adj
to 6a oens has been scored, rise Of over 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27

Mr. Rayard Ia In a about his grandpar. Was this
the gentleman OF whom John Randolph said. that he
represented two counties at high tide and three at
Macon Telegraph.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-27
MRS VAN ANTwERPs DEVOTION TO HER CHILD.
Thn tneiimnnv I'm the suit of Mrs. Elizabeth

Van Antwerp befoo Referee A. J. Requcr, Tor the re-
ovcrv of her child her husband, turned yesterday
mon her devotion 10 aud for her child. Mrs Van
Ant.rp present. Sbe had tainted I'm the ref
rce once the day before and lay unconscious, with
scarcely pcrceptbc pulse. for nearly an hour She re
n1ued Yesterday In her brothers house Ia Orange " j.
Nis. Rose Junva French maid. who had To write her
name 80 that the senographeT could get IT, testified that
shc wa. h by Mrs. Van Antwerp To take exclusive
care Of the child Mrs Van Antwerp devoted u It,
and always saw that the prepared its breakfast
each morning before the mother had her own. Mrs
Van Antwcrps frat inquiry on entering the house afcr
going out was for tho child.
Theodore Trotter. tho brother OF Mira Van Antwerp
srnr,ted her story regarding Van Antwerp's use Of
hls vs property. THIS testimony virtually closed the
case Lawyer Newman may put In litte evidence TO-
- lie and John o. Mott. counsel for Mrs. Van
Antwerp VIII sum up the case to-day