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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
FRANCIS MURPHY on PROHIBIIIoM
HIS METHOD TO ADDRESS DRUNKARDs - THA
CHARGES OF JONES.

HIS METHOD TO ADDRESS DGUNKARDs - The
CHARGES OF JONES.
PITTsBUIG, Aug. ~ (Speciah Francis Muir
ply returned to-day from the Thousand s.ands. Whea
asked about tho maic him by "Sam" Jones At
Urbaus Ohio. he said: e II Jones meant mo when hs
rpoRs or having around tue saloon keeper
aud the around the drunksrd am sorry he shoui
feel that have committed a sin because preach The
gospel the cassof people to whom Christ himself
preached H." Mr. Murphy has received friendly letter
from Ju go Noah DAVIS Of New YORK.. Of which the fol-
lowing Is an extract;
see you ale sometimes scofed at and your work
ierhied by that class OF political ProhbiOnsts who
have become the CHIEF soace and support Of the liquor
auswer ITEM Your pain 10 plain your way so clear,
you need crush cob web aside AN no. hostile
ProhIbioniss who really seek by prohibition 10 gee
OF RESTRAIN the evils OF intemperauco. Ou the
contrary bii them Godspeed.
Mr.. Murphy said to-day: 81 do not care TO
criticise or interfere with Jones. THIS 10 a large
country and there Ia for every oae. TX
Mr.. Jones has good method the people will DO
happy to accept and adopt 1t, and by their fruisy -
shall know them. have time to fight the friends OF
temperance Let them their upon the enemies
OF temperance and cease firing into other ranks"
What your position with regard 10 the pro-
hibtion of the liquor trafficl"
81 am In favor Of the prohibition OF the liquor tramo
by the people, but on no-partIssn Platform"
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ASBURf P.l TX.
HOTELS STILL WE'LL FILLED.

HOTELS STILL WE'LL FILLED.
rrRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE OF THE TRrBrSE.]
AsBURY PARK, \. j., Aug 2S.-The delay in
running the trains from NewYork Is constant source
OF complaint here csu-ed by the large quantities
of baggage Carried the regular traBs Instead OF
special once composed entirely Of baggage cars.
The hotels and cottages sti filed aud a largo
crow Of people Is expected here this afternoon.
Tue excursion travel here decided nuisance as tho
plessuressekrrs crowd tho depJt platforms closely
that the passengers regular oonsderabs
trouble In reaching tue stages wDat tho town lie eds
a lal &c depot, especially for excursions
Carnival vii: DO hell ON Wesley Lake Monday even.
lug o
The Rev. DR.. James ". King, OF Ncw-York, is nj the
Arlington. Ocean Grove.
Genera James =. Nesiey. OF Pituburk has Joined hs
family Al he Coleman House.
The Fairfield. lh.ri-ave the scene Of An enjoy
abe mop last evening This mouse Will close until
October.
Mr.. John =. Winthrop has placed n new winnow In
the First Methodist EpscOpsl Iurob memory OF
husband. die May IL 1856. There no fifteen
memorial Windows Ia The cI.nce.
lumber U the rIu ers Of the class OF SJ OF the
College OF NewJefsey we're rendered ptlon at no
Grand Avenue Hotel Wednesday evening lac clas..
pr--rnt we're EiuIni Wilson, V. H. AppleDy, j, II
Nilhur J. A. keiiy AMI III war1 Mood.
MI and Mr.. ". H. ioines ana Mi-s Annie T.. Lones,
Mr. Mira :. tiutunan. OF NrW-lork, are guests OF
Mira F-'s outage IA FirstS,v"
Mrs. NJ kIIdrr, tue ~utnOr and hymn writer 10 at
the EDbitt House WIN her dsuEnfer AMI son
MISS Alice Keller the soprano singer Of tho Rev. Dr.
Ihonas X. -echers church. OF Einra, y. Y. spend
tag her vacation here.
Joseph Giihilan, er-Reglsirr OF the United States
Treasury, 10 at the CartO.itOn IN Ocean Grova
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TRYING To CREMArE HIMSELF
INSANE FREAK OF AN ENGINEER-cUTTING OFF .
YI\GtR.

INSANE FREAK OF AN ENGINEER-CCTTING OFF
John j. Powers, an engineer. III tie ADsOnIa
Clock Factory, Scv-nth-ave. aud rhirteeaths Brook
Iyu was arrested at Fulton Ferry yesterday Tor at
tempting To XIII himself with largo cheese knife. lie
haa already oil one JOINT OF MS little finger his
left hand and about to iunlct further
IniurIes upon himself when Officer RYAN
dsarincd hu. He taken TO tho YORK street Police
Police station, where 1t found that he WAS not
drunk but violently insane. An ambulance surgeon
was for. but before lie arrived Patrick Mahoncy
i'owers's fireman, arrived and tod The story
Powers he said, Vas 0rried and iived Nth his family
No 4g8 Thrteenth-st lie Is about forty years Old.
When lie on duty yesterday Mahouey
noticed that he acted strangely. Suddenly
the foreman noticed him drop on
door. This lie opened ami WAS Crawling ia upon
tho red hot Goals when MahoDey grabbed him and
pulled him away.
i heu Powers grew so excited that two men
ting him TO start for home al last Instead
OF going home, however, Powers went down
town lie stopped IN liquor the ferry for a
drink bread knife lay on the lunch counter TINS lie
= III pod up hs sleeve and went out Mzhonry who
pad followed him all the while. seeing him pun this
iiceman.
AZ soon as Powers's finger was dressed he
was taken to the CITY Hospital.
bat before he reached there he became rational
and talked soine What integeuty. He complained OF
his hea and said that he bad AL Irresistible
drs re 10 burn and butcher himself When he RECEIVERS
lie VIII he taken before Justice Walsh on charge OF o.,
tempted suicide.
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COOPERSTOWN.
FINE WEATHER AND A LONG SEASON.

PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEws-ARRIvALs AT HOTELS
lrRns AN AsloSAL 90 CORRESPONDENCE or THE TRIBUNE
CooPERsTowN, Aug. 2S.-Tne influence
which tleasant weather oftentmes exerts Is plainly
shown by the numrer u: arrivals here this week. Lat
weak II really looked as though the drawing
to close This week CRETE nu 'er have registered
a, m cooner Uouso than in any other week du'ihg the
-e.son OF course a good share OF them are passing
toutists who only stop FOR lay or two. bat as heir
I.ces are mueiatey supplied by following touFissH
keeps the number here about the Same, anu Mr..
Cri,tendeu thinxs lie will have good house until well
along In September.
II is ex; ected tbat the chess ournnaent which begins
on Tuesday will draw goo iy m hbe- ~ chess players
VINO Wl take tais OBJ ortdnity OF visiting COopcr'to"n
and iLcnhcd sItnss.
the german at the Cooper House lat night was
very peasant sfa!r AM was en1ovei nearly as much
bt tue spectators as ny the dancers -.
Til. Rev pr I-aVtt. Of New-York. WAS guest at the
Cooper House the .rly pant "i me week ~
Coinnis sooner j. A. SAelds, OF 'iorH is al 'arFs
Hotel.
Mr. Frank Lincoln gave onter'aiament at tho
Con;er House Thursday evening. ". Lincoln cams
over from tie CatsGis where lie has Dceh giving "a
series of readings.
duri4s the week are: Mr ana MI. ~. p,IsIe7; III
Irlslcr Mrs War lc t.e M-s"s Wari". MIss ~ rae.
MIR ant Mrs. " BIew"r aUd SIR. AMI Nil h. Carleton
hrs. j. &. Huntington, Mis- Liza II ihllh-l"h N-s
brssi. l.. Dick,,n sir AMI Nrs. e. ID. Cllts, MIS-
rnon, son. Miss H. -. 1hDm son. Mrs james ~
CONNER Mrs Maiie lie Bruu COoyrr ". II. Unwrl,
Mr. nuA Mrs II. Dorsier. Miss Drrsllr. H. q French.
Mrs. L-aviit, Mis- Spencer, john H. Dos Passes M',
l.. II. Aius Mr. ana Ms. " Ht'"cr, j. t"iu"
Ir. Iedvtt Mrs. l.. W. Bran 1t, MR.. NJ. t.. HOFFMAN.
Thomas ii. Dickson. MI. ANA Mrs. T. Carleton. ms
From Breoklyn are: Mr. and Mrs. \. ID Middleton.
Dr. aud Mrs q. ". Baker. Mr. ahi Mrs W: Scnway
Wade. Char.e. n scIencS Mr aud Mrs. II: ": CAL
Marin |. smith, l. b. Cdrrrie.
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SULLITAN AND HEARLD DO NOT MEET

DIsTRlCT-ATTORNEY FLEMING SENDS TOO MANY
OFFICERS TO RIDGEwOOD PARK.
The sporting fraternity was again dlsap-
pointed yesterday by tho Interruption Of Iho sullivan
Heard scicniifc glove contest" Whcn The managers
OF the affair became convinced late Tuesday evening
that the Hudson County authorities were determined
that the fight could take pace Schue,zen PARK
they made arrangements 10 have the men meet at the
Riigeuay Baseball Grounds, in Newtown. L. l. These
grounds are few feet ea't OF the Kings
County boundary line, and tile Ashton
Kilrau fight hal taken place there without oppos
ton from tho authorities II was argued that there would
be 10 Interference this case 10 any II WA
,ertei that tne Brooklyn police had no jursdcuon snd
that there was ORGANIZED police force OF sufficient
size to cope with immense crowd that expected
be present.
At2o'clock yesterday afternoon there not more
than OF people tue grounds aud these stood
idly about watching a couple OF laoorers putting
the flushing touches to the twenty four
foot ring In trout OF the grand siaud.
by O'Clock hundred people had paid s. each TO enter
the gates but far larger number the outside
waiting the principals 10 arrye before they rsked
their money. "Ned" MalAhan. Hearlds Dscxer, was
on hand "a manager and Confident that the match
would take place advertised. He was not sure OF
II half an hour later, when tod by
a Representative OF tho Brooklyn police that
Il the Qneen's County authorizes did
not prevent nEht the Brooklyn poite woad on the
the city boundary line, aud lnsI Captain Dunn aud
twenty tue other side OF the fence prepared
for action "a
MAl.hAn was crestfalen when he saw Under sheriff
Ciolduet OF Queens County win twenty-five deputies
and sixteen EOckaNay pOlcemeD under cOm III nd OF
Jsptan CavanAxh marched through The git-s The
under sheriff said that upon the advice OF District
ATTORNEY FIe mlnz would allow Suiivah or
Heard 10 enter MaIah Insisted that tn"re
would be no "sUggnn," but the under shrut was iu-
eLOraOle.
Wr gentlemen" said Maahan, turning TO the crowd,
The kiud-heared officials VI QIsens County thuk thst
the day is SULLIVAN aud H. ana 10
the danger Of being by the neat The match
ia OH and who pad can have money refunded
Al the oIloe." THIS decision w"s gVoi-nstureHy
accepted anu IN few minutes tho -neghUOrnoOd was
deserted
sullivan arrived at Hofmeyer's Hotel near the
grounds. 81 O'Clock. lie expressed hialself As nlcu
dsappo nted that he could uOt Try CONCLUSIONS Win
H-arld IL ain feeling nne AK. aud
never was better condition IN my HE,
he said ." don't think II likely
that Heard and will grt opportunity meet h-rr
so tue match has been DECLARED Oh with good
feeling Oh both sideA" su,Ivsn was accom-
p.nIed by Arthur ChamUers " Pat" ehocdy
..Al" smith and Frank Moran. Heard reached the
heard the nte terence oy tue authorities re-
10 thr city. -
surrin HcntEe. OF Jersey City with pose Of Iepuy
shrr.ns, vent 10 schuotZcn PARK at ~. yesterday
prepared 10 prevent the nSht there AZ suy oos-
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CARE MA Y.

THE SEASON DRAWING TO A CLOSE-EN-
TERTAiAMtAIS AT TIE SEASIDE
lFRoA A. OCCASIONAL cogREsrpNDESr oF the TRIBUNE
CAPE MAY, Aug. 2S.-The season IL rapldy
drawing to CLOSE every dav hundreds people take
their departure aud tue arrivals have been few. Tho
number aud character OF the arc
duer in proportion; the great musical festival
Japanese tea party 81 ths New Ooluinbia being the
most interesting Tue former was great sucosss A
nne programme was offered by the orchestra ana nearly
every pleoe was warmly appiauded.
The Prohbitiousts held LARGO meeting on Tues
day IN Arnory He General Clinton Is. Fisk, candidate
for Governor, addressed th- IuseIinA
There was a running Face on Beach-ave. Wednesday
afternoon, Morris Daletrsb c. Kine. d. l. D4wson's
9. Pansy ant NJ. d. Bshiys n &. Mac being tho eon-
testaats Dawson's ahead.
". Carte, the sieoutienuts from HsvYerT. gave a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
GENEVA.

Nrw Observation-Disclosures AIR5-rERsoNAL-
,rpou Az oCc AsoyAL CORRESPONDENT or The TRiBUHE
GENEVA, Aug 2S.-The new German Evan
yellcsi Church Will be dedicated on sunday. Tho ser
vices arc 10 be conducted by Bishop Thomas bowman
Of The Evangelical Assoca alton OF North America lie
Will 10 assisted by number OF ciergymen from abroad
JUDGING from the number OF tickets sofa In ueheva
the excursion to New-York from Auburn today under
ma direction OF ST. Pauls Lodge, f. A. NJ, is large
The announcement OF DR.. John TOWERS return TO
Geneva /. received with pleasure. He was appointed
Consul at Trinidad during tue Administration OF Pres
dent Arthur aud sbtndone the senior professorshp OF
Hobart Cole ye for that post
The Fall Brook coal Company will run an excursion
from Corang To Charlotte. September passing over
the New. York Central tracks from Lyons
The goods of A. W. Cole dealer In musical instru-
ments were sold at sherihs sale last wesk -
Inu.al are making FOR the coming fall
fair AT Geneva Octobsr 5. and z. Tue managers arc
termned tina 1t shall outstrp every previous FAIR
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THROUGH NEW-YORR STATE
CURED BY FAITH AND PRAYER.

SCHENECTADY, Aug. % (SpeciaD Lizzie e.
snof dnugnter David ". sulor living near here. up
few daJ helpless invalid. stretched upon
a couch. Fourteen years ago. when shc WAS ten years
DID, she foil from hayloit In barn anu lost the uso OF
her limbs She suffered great pain all tho while. Occa
slonally unconscousness overclme her and she ar-
prarcd be dead. A long season OF total blindness
would follow. she induced to resort TO
prayer this week means OF relief sev-
eral families In their respective homes knelt ami
PRAYED for restoration health LIVE also prayed.
but cine SAYS fearing that mr. prayers woud not Ia
hrar mad ,ny tiueS before been thI case. Blt
relief a few hours she felt ID life.
III stool up AMI ner SEP VA, rrn FtOn that hour on
net strength Ini IN few days sac WAS aDe to
be mp anu about tho house
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the CITY, WA almost cut down With IN axe ana m soa
dsstructi,n wss oniy prevented ~ ponce
Tbis wns the signal fer the open war sas' "~' "0
m since ana pronises TO assume SERIOUS propo'o"
before the rnatter n settled Tue oni'eo s'@'os ON
s,v ,rs. tina nr.t TO operate ir EmirA having pur-
80. .ss ,r,r.h,ss NJ A. g. Turner q eon after the
80. NJ ,ha ,atar I'm business Shortly afterward the
'rsom.on Houston Company established compeuos
srsem ana q war II prices resulted mo h"rs "'o ~
beins sold fol 25 cents per nlght cheaper 'usn ~ '
otper place OF Mko population. tits chin"d oy ' -
Tla,x OF the United states Company 'na' 'no'
80. . n,,or r,gnt have been using their own poias'
sour Times the amount Of business soat 'noir
rival. have that tue latter have not until recently usea
the, own poles and view OF all these iao's hs' 'no
80, So. Comt any should Do protected by the city
nu Wednesday, night the Thomson Hou ton Company
seemingly snticpstps the erection OF hicher poles ny
Inc nsntns pole thirty 1--WE feet high and when the
Cnitel States people understooo Tue moVem.n' tney
also S@piGts :'fS SSlPi poles.
worknen working side by hne ana frequently
collision seemed inevitable. bat the police kept them
snart ami tina work cont nued until morning. seeing
that the CONDITION OF affairs was liable to ead 10 serious
Council Thursday nisnt to take action on
the matter After considerable elaboration the Council
sereed upon resolution the effect that the Thomson
Houston Coupany should string their wires mot more
thirty feet from the ground and the Unted eus,e'
omp nv not less than thirty Feet from the ground
The resolution was adopted The United states Com
pany was allowed forty eight hours 10 rem, ve ,he
spiices recently placed uTon their poles on Wse's
thus ar,ion OF The Council pr .etica!y victory ior
the Thon>on Houston Company. MI CLARK 81 70 uay
has b--n tfeacI In this city that his eompany wo.iu
their plant here and Lave tue peote ~ 'n0
mercy OF an electric light monopoly. $1,000.
in amusement line has BECOME great IN
EImta an although thu business OF the uper. h"us US,
as horelo'ore Iuu has pad h nisome dividend YET
the manager more than on" occnslon una xeu
record te wrong side 81 the ledger o nav 4,
hwrver, who believe tuat sccnud theatre VIII pay III
tsis CITY and ACCORDING tho Madison Avenne ihHN'e
has brea 1T oil up ia style aod wa onrne 10 te
public evening. Frank Mayo appearing Ia 'no p'"'
NDrleck." ..,. Mall.
Avenue Driving Park August 81, SeHemnrr !, anu
& Large pursos are offered aud s-veny entries uaVe
been ina IT, among them OF the asess sleIPers III
the couBtry. ~ A., ,,, shoa
fh- oonir ,ct OF J. Richardson Co. tho only snoS ,
manufacturers ut the ElmIrs EeiormAlsiy' VIII
terminate september l.
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JOTrISGs HERE AND THERE.

BUFFALO, Aug. % Especial. Isaac Griffin,
who poisoned glass OF Kin anJ Killed Christian FeeI
I'm Allegheny County. was today. at Belmont found
guy murder tue second degree. and was sentenced
10 ITO sonment.
ROCHESTER, Aug. 2s (Speciqh.-The Virginia Jubilee
Singers. company organized In Boston w' years ago
by r. &. Dwnue. have been giving concerts for some
week. past In Western New-York. The houses have
bee n good the members OF the company supposed
they were doing WELL but when they reached this CITY
e-erday II found that the manager had He'd with
the funds, leaving the company pennies.
An interesting feature OF tho WORKING OF the Canal has
been brought ont 10y the action OF tue Humane society
I'm nrresting captains driving unshOi mueA scarcely
day passes when some OF the CALLED and ha f-siaryed
animal At taken from the towpatn. Many are In
suoh a bad condition that they have Oeen shot
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MR.. BEECHER'S BURIAL AT ELMIRA

A SIMPLE RELIGIOUS CkRGAONY-wAR AMONG
ELtcIRIc LIGHT COMPANIES
ITRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
ELMIRA Aug. % The funeral of the late
Rev. James C. Beeober took place from the Elu,ira
Water Cure yesterday Afternoon The services we've
unusually hrie ami D'oma and witnessed by only
few people irom the Water Cure and the ultimate
fIiends OF the family The Rev Frederick Beecher. OF
Wellsville, and tue Rev Charles ieecher nephews Of
the deceased, together with the Rev. Thomas X.
Beccher brother OF the deceased brief and
sad ceremony. IL consisted of q prayer by the tiev.
Frederick Beeeher. scripture reading by tbs Rev.
Charles BesoheI and few remarks and prayer by the
Rev. rbomas K. Beecher. The Borrowing friends
followed the body OF Mr.. Beechsr to woOalawn
Cemetery where inferred by side OF that OF his
sister Caiherne The pail bearers were Irving d.
Bosth. J. a. Barney, X o. Stone, o. NJ. hhipmau, W.
W. Ballard and George Robinson.
Competition betweeb the electric lighting conn snies in
Eimirs has beeome 80 strong that they nave made
on each other For some tna the Thomson Houston
Company been extending their hnes erecting
roles aud making network Of wires. This coDpanys
new poles are very high and when tue United states
Company. which has also boon increasing It's business
began erecting lines 10 close proximity to tue
sthen the United States people found II difficult 70
complete the wsrk without having their wires come In
soussst wish the OF the other COMPANY or erect
hiebss peles. Q vssy expensive and dinoult tAsk On
Neoday evsnr now pole at the corner Of watef-st
esd RslresdsvA. Of ne oost popaIous points N
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The Collector Of the Port has received de-
csoD from the Treasury Department Affirming tie col
lection Of as per duty tho memoirs. tablet ir
ported last December and placed 10 ST. Marks Church.
Tho tablet OF brass bearing an Inscription con-
memoratnR the lie and OF the Rev. Dr Alex.
ander vnton. The duty pad on the tab TT and
IL wss taken fron tbs Custom House. james Zen.
WICK, tho architect, to whom the tablet vai con
sgned took appeal from the assessment OF Ii "a
Collector. claiming that the tablet should be adui Ell
free under that section OF the Revised Statutes pro.
vidinR for the trce aim ssion OF OF art
Tor prrseutston TO religious societies Tho Depart.
mepi, however confirmed the action OF tho Collector
Ia assessing duty.
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interesting entertainment al tho Star villa on wsans'
fhs afternoon the usual soulns and tab races took
place from she end Of the OCEAN pier and w.
Now Columbia will give another amusing moek 0"~''
trial. . ,,.. .,.
MAJOR saunsl McIlrey, Of Brooklyn. 10 visitiag nIs
sister. Mra Robert Thompson, who hes oo''sse s'''
%riiscion"J Pr,nce, j. O. Palmer. Graham Reed,
Esw-Y0rk. -,
Fsst Ind-Nra. william FERRIS. Eew-York.
Con0rtss HdA-simon FIeischman. buHaio.
LafdySne-Etmund Johns, Nrw-fOrk. d.. ar n
Irrfie-s. n. Vessels, j. IL Philips, New-forx; NJ r.
uIggIus Charles r. oakley and family Brooklyn.
Sfnckion-F r. ". Leeds. N. GOODWIN ana fAmuy' now
YORK; Mr. and Mrs. John Glenny. Buffalo.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S.-Commander Horace
Elmer Is ordered duty IS Assistant 10 the Inspector
O, tho Eleventh Lighthouse District on september .
and as Inspector Of that district September 81 Passed
Assistant SURGEON q. A. Lppncot is orsered TO duty
al the Naval Academy. october l. COmmlnter Charles
T. Clark Ia Diet cnei from the command Of the Ranger
on the reporting OF his relief AMI placed wait ng
oriers Ensign Thomas Il. Ryan is detached from tho
hanger, October /, ami placed on waiting ori-rs.
PASSED. Assistant surgeon = II. Dickson ~ detached
from che Naval Academy October l, AMI or Tered 10 tho
navy Yard at Washington. Rear Admiral Jonn H. Rus
seu has been placed the retired lit. ms makes
vacancy for the promotion OF Commodore Queen.
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THE RETIREMENT LAW MANDATORY.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga rumor has gained
currency that there hitch in respect to the order
for the retirement OF General Newton aud that after
the order was issued yesterday General Newton was in
formed suspended by order OF tho Secretary
OF War. General Drum. Acting secretary OF War; sys
that General Newton was not 40 Informed, but mat
question with regard TO the law 10 tho case Soss
after order was is.usd. aud that wthoit rev hS
suspendng II, he WITHHELD its pubhcNlon III cirh
was wlet hOr the law mandatory requiring the ffrs
ident to retire OH upon Ina own request AFTER
forty years OF service Inc law s FOUND 10 nc hAii%
tory ana ne circular order. are issued today.
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FrNRKAL OF J. z. ROBIN9QN.

The funeral of Jeremiah +. Robinson took
toos llacs ys,Ioday a. a,s nonr, No. hon.a.ae Ter
race, BTooA yn, LARGELY attended fhrrs were
Representatives present fr"m III. Prudace Exchange,
the Chamber Of ComiD.fce aud the MArume Asaocis-
ton Among ths public OH cals Preasdant 0bDh,
Coutrolirr Brinkerhon, Heath Onieer RsyUos& And
Collector Robert Black TIE pail bearers vers ". T.
Lsnnard, George h Co., Seymour l. Hus1e0, u n.
Stone, ~ Il. ChIttsndsn, r w. Rogers A Hog@Run,
J. 4 4. blraaahaa, Aisxsadsr n. White an4 Hasa n.
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DYING from A BRUTAL ASSAULT

Coroner Gilman yesterday visited Lizzie
vomer. aqs fourteen. OF No 403 East Eighty-third
who dying the effects Of criminal assault COM
United, abe all. ges, BY one-srped man nniued
Charles sonnenln acher. sns sail In her snteportem
stsirmenti II wac sittne oo the stOop OF my home
wbeu man named Cbarley ssktd NE To- take q walk
with him. He took ms 70 place near Brsuns Park.
wberc be threw me down" The fellow took his victim
home aud admobished her not TO cay word OF what
happened. She krpt silent until the Of her siok
meas was made apparent w physciaa- sonneamsoher
held la the Yofkve Police Court " await the re-
emit Of the Rirfs Injuries