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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
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About q. m. yesterday special onccr Quinn. Of the
Eurtur Alarm Telegraph lHG0l was passing the
grocery OF II. l.. crosby sou DO Main ST. I4tcr
son, when BE man dOdSug behind souc boxes and
barrels 10 the store quinn secured tho assistance Of
Poi crucu ki--ck Holland, Nirgcr and Magcc and the
officers surrounded ID" store, which runs through 10
NashIugtOu.st kI.-l,k and MIgcc found ~" Washing
ton ST. door ourn and they went 81 aud found man
Crouchiu- behind moiasses barrel. kis-icA flashed he
naht Of "A buIscyc ou the man, who jumped mp and
male "a lungc at him with au immense Currl. Tho OF
ucer lodged tie blow AID drew revolver cautionug
TIE burglar The latter made another luugc, and XII
sick aiming ~ the mans head, pulled the trigger. Tic
weapon missed IRE and the policeman and the thief
grapucd The burglar large ~ctiar man. and
ki-sick had To use his club freely. MHgcc, wko had
mounted the stair, To look for conicdcrteS ~ tie
burglar who light bc hiding, fred M the burglar the
latter staggered back under blow from kl.scE- club
Inc shot missed It's ain. but the burglar cunhod
into suhiissiou and taken to %" police station. when
arfag before Recorder Grcavcs the prisoner his
James Bristol. twenty eight. lie sand that
he had no home and had broken up the store 10 get
something 10 eat. chief Graul said 10 Bristol: " II
Kis-ck pistol had not missed FIRE would nave been
wiped out" Bristol replied: ." would have wiped ont
the policemen Lad had pistol" Bristol was com
Il e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
DIX rIrcw cALLED 10 VERMONT cnrRcM

The Rev. Dr. Samuel II. Virgin, pastor of
the Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL Church. Harlem, has been
rendered call by the FrstCOLgrcgatona Church OF Isut-
of the largest ana most influential Cuugrc-
gaOna churches In the country. IL is doubtful whether
his present charge will consent to his accepting
the call lie has been pastor Of Pilgrim Church FOR nj
years, and u first IN the order OF Congregational
service IN this city. When he first his present
church the congregation va, small IN numbers, lcth-
argc In church work. and wurshpprd ~ small cilUce
at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and sccOnd-lyc.
Ills aud life and have been IN ihe church. aud
being an energetic worker, the congregation grew
rapidly that another place OF worship needed and
the new church j, at NIuC yccoudst and Madrouayc.
The membership now l. not only large but Is ed
influential working members who have devoted their
time and supporting the pastor his efforts
Dr. Virgin also identified with the work Of many OF
the benevolent institutions OF the city and his aid would
be greatly missed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
RoBBJNG 4 MESSENGER COMPANY.


THOUSAND DOLLARS AND RUNS AWAY
W. w Rider. general manager Of the Mutual
District Messenger COMPANY went before Justice
DULY vest, Tdav and sWoIe ont warrant Tor the
arrest of Peter KIP the charge of embcZLlmg
funds belonging 10 the company. Nip has been
employed as collector 10y The company for the last
five years. ana until a week ago la-t saturday en-
collections would average between $4,000 and
$40 900 a month. but until this time there never
had been found tie slightest discrepancy ~ his dc-
counts He collected he bills against all the Cus
TONERS with whom the company keeps open ac-
counts from EIghth->t. 10 EIghty-hlth-st.. both
last and Wc.t All such patron. aIe visited occa-
siOla by special collector, of the con pduy for The
purro-c OF verifying he regular collector returns.
one OF these gentlemen called 40 The Office al tac
NeW-l,Tk Cab Company Ou the day mcut iOucd aud
found that they held klps receipt for 500, which
amount Dec had not tuned ~. Other dci1lcail0u-
was made for Mp but h" could not be- found. lie
lived az NJ. GG6 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sccoud-st with hi, wife and two children. Before
going away hc gave his father. who lives near hiIu,
a list of those patrons Of the company from whom
he mad stolen money. IL includes The names Of
several prominent uptown livery stable mon. TIE
Union League club and about eighty 1r ninety
Others. According - his own statement KIP stole
IN ai -. l53 and Mr. Rider thinks that tins o. the
correct amount, as the company la. failed e. dis
cover any moIe after careful Investigation.
Kip was undcr bonds iu the sum of $500.
The Fidelity and Casualty Company Is his surety.
a. 10 % for az tie employees Of the messenger COM
pany. IL y thought that KID ha, been carrying on
hs sW indling operations for several months. The
special collector, do not make thor visits fIr-
queutly IN the summer, many customers b"lug out
az fown then. and KIP took advantage OF this
fact The general belief j. thar he lost hIs money
on hOTsc-faCIng HIS salary was $40 a month and
the company was about 20 raise A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Trial of Ferdinand Ward before Judge Barrett II am
Breakfast to Archdcacon Farrar, Union League Ouo'
IL a. III. ,,.. IN =, .,
Senate Investigating Committee City Han, a. m
American Jockey Club races, Jerome Park, Lou T. H.
William s. Warner before Commissioner Shlclds.
Beard of Estimate and App0TtloHmcnt, II a. III. , -
Brooklyn Young Republican Club, Historical HAM, :
p. m. -
Lecture by Lieutenant j.. :. Dudley before Military
Service Institute 18th Regiment Armory, =. H.
American school OF Opera, Delmqnlco =, : y. m
Executive Committee OF Grant Monument Association,
> p ~. go 49,, c,,.,.outr, d,
County Democracy ratification meeting. ChckcrinS
Hall. p. - -, =, -,
Health and Police Board meetings.
Meeting of the Pilot Commissioners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
SrlnrLIyG rIGrris 0y rlccIyA1oN

The second meeting Of the First Anu-N Vaccination
league Of America was held last night IL 40 - Etst
Twenty second-st the house of Dr. A. 4. Gum sfcrc-
tsry # the league. Henry Bcrgh who is president Of
the League presided he said that the object Of the
organization was no fanaca crusade against yaccina-
ton. simply earnest search after the truth IN
the matter Or. Gum read some figures among which
were the following: Before Jcnucr's time lS.s per
cent Of smallpox patients died To-day in spite Of i'm
proved sauary methods $50 per cent Of patients die
before Jenhet Gay tltN nhe people III i.ho 'ii3a
from smallpox. To-day sryenty people IN mill
ion die directly from vacciuat In short he declared
that neither reason, authority results proved the
advantage of vaccination. The figures from
official English sources. and therefore if anything
favorable vaccination. The League will probably
start paper and lectures will be delivered under its
auspices committee composed of Dr. 6unn Df. A.
Wilder. and j. 4. Mckinley, was appointed to take
for incorporating the society and in general
completing lie organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
DIEFERENcEA OFrnANXLANrLc LIVES.

The Continental Conference passenger
agents Of the lines running Continental ports met
at No 10 Broadway yesterday TO discuss the practica
bv Of advancing secaRe rates. but after considerable
discussion - decided that. Of the present
disturbed relations between tho English lines and tho
possibility OF stceIagc rate among them would
not expedient for the Continental lines advance the
rates until the North Atlantic Steam Traffic Conference
Uhe British linesl was rcOrgauiZed.
II expected that the OF British lines
would to some agreement yesterday looking the
REORGANIZATION Of their Conference, but been
cluded that such action would be frutess untl the
Conference Liverpool has been rc-establishcd 10
feared that unless "a compromise is reached IA
steerage will be begun In fact, the
have permission 20 make the cut whenever
they deem IL advisable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
OPENING A MURDER TRIAL IL MorRIsrowN.

Camhcl Wade, who shot james Laurent at Chester on
August 1, was put on tual yesterday az MOTiStOWu.
y. j., Judge Magcc presiding. The jury was drawn
after forty names had been called Prosecutor Willard
". Gutter conducted the prosecution, and George I.
Merts appeared for the prisoner Mrs. Swaylc. with
whom both Wade and Laurent boarded testified that The
prisoner came down stairs with ana fired at
Laurent. Her eldest daughter Mrs. Sutton. told the
story. Coroner Philip Iawgcr testified that Wade
brought the gun 10 him saying that lie had shot Laurent
and wanted to place himself IN his custody Wade also
told the coroner that be hopcc Laurent dead. sew
cral witnesses said that they heard wade threaten Ia-
rents life. The counsel for the defense prov ed
examination that ~ the ~ O1J back pension
ceycd by Wade some months before the murder. Mrs.
swayZe got the greater part. with which she paid bills
for groceries and furniture and also made payment
real estate. MIS- Swayze said that these payments had
made account OF advanced board and board bills
already due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
ALONG TIE SOUND.

MUFORD-sporsmen complain that New-Havenn
hunters come mere on steamer duck shooting anu
leave nothing but the sky for them TO fire at, ana the
threaten to invoke u law passed sixty years ago ana
not since repealed. which forbids killing ducks from
the deck OF steamer.
BRIDGEPORT.-The great Barnum show reached WIN
ter quarters on Sunday night. Erastus BALDWIN,,
age ninetytwo, OF HarwintOn who gave the right OF
way through farm when the Naugatuck Railroad was
built forty years ago. and who received from the com
pany free pass over the road for life for himself ah
FAMILY was in the city yesterday, and told TRIBUNE
rcnOrer that but for rheumatic he should feel Oer-
ably WELL He said that it took fortnight seventy
years ago 10 go from his place to New-lork ana re'uI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor HOicl-LOrd James Douglas, OF
England; Rear-Admral w. Il. Taylor. I; :. NdI5
George VI. Pullman of Chicago, and OutcrDildg6 hoI-
sey, Of Maryland..... GfSeV HOuse-Goycrnor buclns
f. Hubbard, OF Minnesota; General George :. batcn
Kingston, " ". Murray HU Hotei-Congresslnan
Charles :. Baker OF Rochester; L. H. Letter OF ~
and Commodore c. w. Pickering, |. > Navy. run
Areaue HOtei-senator Warner Miller, Of Herkimed
smith of Chicago aud W. j Briell of CanaJohaIie,
y Tetorq Hotclcw G. Rooul president H VI me
Central Railroad of Georgia. NJ James hOt''
Stson Hutchms, of Washington and Frank A. burr, OF
Philadelphia Hoffman Ho"se-Wila9 ~ hy'lOlo'
of philadelphia and Robert G. Pruyn, or ADany ..-'.'
81 DIuiS Uoti-Fx-senator John Nicks OF Ellnlra
Westminster Hotel-E1-SenatorS H. WendoI or OF Stuy
ucsaut y. w.. Grand HoeI-GeneIaIf A. ''iinE' VI
Baltimore,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
SECRETARY wHrYEr 1T THE NAVY rARp

Secretary Whitney visited the Brooklyn
Navy Yard yesterday afternoon, but refused To dIYuge
the object. lie has requested Commodore Chandler so
report efficiency of the fOremcn appointed IN
the yard Last and especially whether any OF
them have selected inefficient wOrkmen have ap-
pearcd governed by political considerations rfthcr
than of the yard This request has
quakng among some of the Democratic leaders In
brooklyn fear that their men IN tue Yard VIII lac dis
Of election and their political ellie
seriously hurt This action Of the SEE rotary Is believed
he part Of the scheme Of Hubert o. Thompson drive
BROOKLYN men out OF tho yard, and thus punish the
party that city Tor rebellion against him IN the Sara
tog Convention. The effect OF the action will be 10 aid
tue Republican State and municipal tickets In
brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
IN nm & L.lln nm ON. M.ch.
cHlLLr wEiIHlR Ar cAMp GRAyr

The soldiers doing guard duty at riverside
Park have been busy Tor rcNcfJ days fastening down
the sides of the tents o. keep ont the wind There
soldier tents. nat lu each of tho officers
there winch Hdd- considerable comfort these
nights. Captain CrabGc who has charge 81 the bat
terry -aId Yesterday tuat hc did not know what would
bee about the hdrrch, which had been promised
whether any would be- arranged for tho soldiers at all
Park Crlmmin- said that he did think
there could be any misunderstanding about n. while
president O the Park Board lac had talked of the subject
with General Hancock. who agreed with HIM that u
frame building would les necessary for the soldiers aud
that the Of She officer, should be boarded up to
protect them from the weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
NEWS FROU THE STBCRBS.


Mrs Brid-e, harley. whose death Ia her lo5ih year
took place al midnight ou saturday M her home n West
-raiiord conn and whose funeral vii be III So Mary
Church, Bridgeport, THE morning was % remarkably
CONSCIENTIOUS and ppu, \ few DAYS before her
a-i sickness she express the hope that Providence would
permit 10 live lOus enough 10 repent oi all her sins
Last friday slc three times smoke the name 81 her
iavorc du1. DANDY" and the loe Was taken -ch the
dan that She and died ahpdt The same tue that size
died. MI Farley leaves son ami daughter, twenty
i've grand and twenty one great Grandchildren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY, OCT 20, 1889
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NETWORK. OCT 26' 1850
ARRIVED
with mse 20 sanerson & son Arrived the Bar a2 30 m
Havana CURTIS Havana days Win md3e InG 10
steamer Elsa r, Albucks oct 2G with fruit to
sen%Sr state a Of Texas Williams Galveston sdnvs with
mdse and passengers 9C II Mallory e CO with moso to
steamer enc star Mason Galveston days. WIN uuo "
steamer eionderet RISK Fernandna % Bruns
wick Ca and Port Royal with mdsc ana passengers u "
cy OF coumoa Wcq@hg GGa 5e days.
sUNsEr-wmd az SANDY Hook. Hight. sS"' iaH az
CITY Island. light sW clear 80
SANDY eoE 10 &9it ho TGsFTom''r "a
Arrived yesterday ,o
steamer santiago Cotton cenucgos oct H. s. Jngo 10
mr Wyan6Ee WnpHcfs Richmond City Point and
Norfolk with mdse aud PASSENGERS to Ola DOMINION " W.
CLEARED.
Steamer Denmark OBri. Cochranc London w Hurst
steamer wyoming lBr. Rugby Llyerpooi via queenstown
steamer Vols city CBr Weiss Brsol-Arkel Douglass
steamer flower-atc dBp' Nicholson ~ Na1"He' RI
STEINER Ncnc 'isri scdcrs Prince Aux cayes&o
steamer city OF Columbia woodruff. Chares'on-J Gum
-r,amcr cyanus BD. Hesop wilmin gton-sm9son'
steamer ,aokc ulphcrs Norfolk, city Point and Rich
Sieamcr Jo'"Ii.nc thomson Moore BalumorcJ Krcms.
sim sunrise Tbbcts BATAVIA orders Vernon
Ship Amplitritc Ger, Rowehl. Brcmen-Hermon Koop *
Shin Marcia Day CNor, Albrethsen rhladeiphia-c
Iark Drasuctt ItaD. Puppo, Eansoon BEI-Benham q
H1S Tcprna Ital Mrcsca Batavia Java for orders
Rnrk iafoG b. Burns. Rotterdam ~ Burgess.
Bark guc4 Port In '-cn liaeencycf - hi,in
Bark Mary G. Hale "g irs M''''' hia@ + "'''''i
BARK Amalia tSran. De Clement. Hayaua-E Pug. Ire
G"fs tcra ,Br Kerr rnr,dcpra -scommel Bro.
ir ils iu,brft ~onhlrl Arryo Ponce. rH Nil
,ci '' lirio% I'M Arnrone Bah az smith &C.. CO. SON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
NEM.IERSEN.

ELIzABETH.-Jacob Carkhun, prominent member Of
the Salvation Army, was arrested Oh sunday night on
the complaint OF Joseph g. smith, who charged Cark-
huff with stealing 500 from pair OF trousers IN the
bedroom IN which both men slept Carkhun pleaded
not guilty and was locked up.
KEYPORT.-The following sign is posted over the door
OF the post office: "NOtice-Whereas, there "a num-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

fore Commissioner Osborn at the request OF the Brtsn
Consul who desired his extradion. Giles Is cnarge9t
with having committed forgeries TO the amount Oh
$4,000. Wien taken before the Commissioner ne &C
knowedged that he was the person who was eaageg
England under the name Giles He said that ne was
wiling to return to England without further proceed
ipgs ard Le will prob Oily be taken back on Saturday,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
LITTLE sIcKNE.s IN IERsrY CITY.

Reports have been circulated during the last few DAYS
stating that Jersey CITY suffering severely from
visitation Of typhoid fever Investigation shows Them
To be greatly exaggerated. There are few cases In
prominent social circles and this is what has drawn at
tent the disease. physicians that the city
present unusually free from sickness of malaria
typhOdal character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
Jersey CITY.

Miss Annie St George, who is in Christ Hospital VIII
probably die II found yesterday that she was shSI
I'm the head two weeks ago by Otto BOmemann while she
was visiting his family at No. Is Ogden.ave. Bone
mann was arrested but subsequently was released on
bail as the shooting found to be accidental lie was
about TO clean gun that he suppose to BIO unoaded aEd
while lie WAS careessy handling It, 1t was discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Thc will OF Peter Healcy, OF Yonkers,
bcgurathing SIG 900 70 his sister, Mrs Henry r. Ford
of White Plains, will he contested by her sister, Mrs.
James Budway, and others
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her OF deadbeats who make a practice OF borrowing
from so cents TO S. with intention OF repayng, this
is to give notice that the thing played out and that
they must 20 elsewhere"
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C., C.. SHAYNE'S
Overwhelmingly defeated.

Great October Retail Sealskin Sale.
The extraordinary success Of this
great sale giving the Ladies of New
York a chance Of purchasing an
Alaska London dyed andmost artist
ically made Sealskin Garment at the
lowest cash wholesale manufacture
er's prices is certainly appreciated
The cry, still they come and more
to follow, is true in this case, and the
success of this sale is truly unprece-
dented, and the number of callers at
our warerooms is simply immense.
An elegant Sealskin Muff will
continue to be given as a souvenir
Of the sale.
1913 PRINCES
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
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HIdH WATER TO-DAY.
A. N--Sandv Hook. 94l Gov Island 1903 ien Gat@ ll'o4
PX-sandy Hook, 1911 GOV. Island 1898 He'll Gate -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

For Caa4tuaton Bic Hcm1rrfo's. cerebral Cong rt.pa
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27

GILES WILL 90 TO ENGLAND VOLUNTARILY.
William Giles who was arrested by Deputy
Marshal Bernhard at No 70 MacdOugal-st, where he
was living as William Goocb, was taken yesterday be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-27
LycRrlAlya mn aRANr rrNn.

The committee appointed bv the Grant
Monument N--tcifpu 90 canvass tie various lrtcUr
OF % r u Sew ora to r-.-o money for the tuud, Will
meet to-day at p 300 tI' office oi tAr .latiJh
mo following amounts were reported yesterday
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