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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
R4srR,1LAr cOLUlBIA COLLEGE,

A large meeting of Columbia College stu
denis held yesterday In Hamilton Hall aud base
BALL association WAS formed James Autrie, manager OF
the New-Iurk League nine, was present Lincoln CrOin-
well So elected president Joseph Lawrence OF the
same class vice president; Richard Golden, secretary
and treasurer; and G. ". Grath, manager. Mr. Mutro
offered the Polo Grounds free aud number OF eXhlb-
ton games with the NewYork club. lie was unRni
monsy coacher Gf the team for three months
prior opening Of the season. The mite il now In
training at the Manhattan Rink, Fifty ninth-s. and
broadway Tie most prominent OF the candidates arc
Edwards and Cooper. OF Princet0n's LIST years nine
Howe formerly OF Hobart College, Dufe. Finley and
McCartrce from last years Jasper nine of Manhattan
College and Garth. Ayauct. hcElwain wheeler stem.
herch La March, CoDden, McQuade. StroutcUburgh.
Hawkins aud hoffman. The selection OF tho team has
been let entirely 10 the Judgment OF Mr. Mntrie.
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will be prepared shortly to be presented at the pres
ent session of the Legislature.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE OF MANY MINDS.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE OF MANY MINDS.
The several plans for the alteration Of the present
Stock Exchange Building have each earnest adVo-
Gates The balloting not heavy yesterday,
because the polls will not be closed until p 10. on
Monday. but the discussion was animated. Mass,
meetings were held in different corners of the board
room during the day, and the flood OF eiOqnehco
was so great that the market was somewhat de-
pressed at the close. While 1t Is impossible 10 ore
tell the result of the vote, 1t was common OPINION
that nothing would be done because OF the muir
plicIty OF schemes. Brokers seemed to waVer Pc
tween the extremes. and while some urged that the
present space could lie utilized to better al
Others argued that if any changes should De mace
the purchase CT the whole Wall-st. front was the
best plan The members of the Comm zee OF All
engagements were positive that the present Duidihg
could be altered SO as TO meet the wants "l the TA
change while the Committee on site was sure that
the ACQUISITION of the next adjoining lots YOU'D DC
the plan adopted. al, r-.,ou,o
A meeting of employees of the Stock Exchange t l
was held Yesterday to form mutual Deneht ass2-
CATION committee of five. r. Hutchinson, ; Il
T. Kehoe Charles II. Deacon, J. L. Burns ana " III
lam Medier, was appointed TO prepare pan OF vi
gasization. There are nearly 2O0 employees a tho
the attendance held ont promise OF success 10 vlo
new movement The temporary officers Met Iy
President, Alexander Davidson, and secretary W.
j. Morrison.
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JERSEY CITY.

Dominick McAnally while crossing the Central ran
road tracks near the round house at Communpaw yes
terday wa. instantly killed by engine No. 13l
The ponter dog Donald II, owned by Dr. Kane. who
lives at the Gedney House. NcwYOrk dled on THURSDAY
AT the house OF It's trainer In Clifton Place. Dr. Name
was about 10 take the dog Florida. The pointer was
valued at 81 900.
In ,bo CIrcnit Court yesterdiy the trial OF sut
rou by Catherine COyer. adnDstratrix OF Grorxe
Collyer TO recover SIS 900 from the Pernsyyaua kal-
road Compauy was begun. George COlycr. Waterman
on the companys floats, February l. 1854, was on
float alongsde the conpanys freight sheds NJ alghs.
New-York When the workmen were closing The sheds
one of the heavy doors fell OF and CRUSHED Coyr nv
derit. He died about year afterward, the pIalhun
claims from injuries received then.
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RROOkLYN.

Steps arc being taken TO organize Y0ung Mons Pro-
hibltion Club on the model OF the Young hFpubhcdn
Club
Deputy ConmlsSoner +. L. Dall0n will be retained by
Police Commits Carroll when he succeeds Colonel
Partridge.
The Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company, which is
said 10 he losing 500 day and fears bankruptcy I'M
ess the fare is increased intends to ask the
Icrslaurc 10 allow it 10 the faro from to
cents.
In the suit Of Jacob I. Van Wycken OF New Lots TO
r.coyTr $50 900 damages for the injury done TO his mill
nroperty ON Spring Creek by the driven wells put III by
tbe city to add 10 its wafer supply the jury awarded
81 $50 yesterday The suit IL test one ana Will De car
rlcd to the Court OF Appeals.
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STATEN ISLAND.

PIcHuovp VNIEY.-Nrs. l. ". Butler, whose mind
became affected frY dag after her marriage - now
thous ht TO be hupclossy insane.
sTuLgTnN.-Georlc Ryan, tho mate OF the Hrush
bark St Julian, who shot The second mate, FRANK
fcntirs on IburaAay for insubprdnatiOn, IL stll q
prisoner ~ Police Headquarters jenkins - also prs
oner on a charge Of mutihJ made hy Ryan.
. TovrKfvsyIiLE.-Thc cotton on fire at tho American
Docks IA st smouldcTng md the steamers OF the Coast
WrrckIng Company, with extra pumps. are pouring
stcadv sfreams ON the ruins. A committee from the
New Board ~ Fire Underwriters yesterday gave
hearing to the representatives. Of the Insurance Co"
nan interested.
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coL1EcrIyG MoyEr FoR PARvrAA.

Yesterday was the busiest day there has yet
been a. the headquarters OF t1e lrIsh farihhrhlhiy
Fund hssUcatiun Eagene Kelly on hand early aud
at Intervals during tho day nearly all inc mem1srs OF
tbe COMMITTEES dropped In and discussed eagerly tho
,uister aspect affairs Ia Ireland They have boon all
disappointed the tone OF the Queens speech Bnt tho
attle OF Parne and Gladstone, seeming 10 Indicate
possible future nisuce between them for the purpose
of carrying Of mono rule, has had the elect OF
making the friends OF the cause on this side OF the At
lantic hopeful Mayor Byrnc, or Cincinnati, SAID that
he had letter from Philadelphia saying that the second
CITY u the Union 1bOnI to wheel Into ino ana mat
when The committee fully organized IL would be-
found To DO the most potent auxiliary OF the parent
branch. Ex-AssembJmsn Frank Byrnc, Gens Falls,
n Y. annt 300 70 the committee bore.
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LONG ISLAND.

FORT U.NuToS.-DctectiVes are still engaged IN IN.
vrstafng the dcnth OF Peter Hansen. who Is suppo, ell
pa have committed suicide last Saturday. Yesterday
three witnesses who will appear ut the inquest next
"Wednesday visited the Office OF DisrictAttornoy kdg
way IN Brooklyn.
RAY RfDGE-Mrs Otto Adams. OF HlIty-sNth-st and
sirihave has arrested upon the charge OF bru-
tally brsting her ueicc Kate lAhr axe thirteen Her
husband keeps beer shop aud when che was hrrcsied
she said that child belonged 10 her and she could do
as she pleased with her.
FlArrrsa.-Justice Cox who lost an infant daughter
from smallpox weeks ago, VIII be released from
quarantine 10 day aud return to his duties.
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1oSr SOULs THE CORRAL.

"There are plenty of lost souls walking Ia
the streets of NcHYork today" said the Rev Hugh o.
P.necost Yesterday at the Business Menu Noon Meeting
iI the John Street Methodist Episcopal Church " Ia
Africa a corral Is built to catch Wild animals. Tho
animals dont sec tho cOnvergng lines VI the corral
uLtl they yet well into H. There are many lost souls
among as IN the corral soul may be lost long before
IN dr,us into hcl-that word he'll Is an 0ld-iahhoncd
word ;dis goug out OF use, but IL Is strong word,
though its primitive meaning has been changed. Mhnt-
ever does u elevate the spiritual ilc Ia
go much toward the oss Of "a soul, and 1t IL only by an
earnest and conscientious belief IN Christ that al0st sonl
hc. i tNf.i'
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cou,,rpcy4L cABLE C0uplYY's B0rDS

A deed and norlg gage were recorded III the
Registers office IA Brooklyn yesterday according to
which thrrcitIs vote OF the stockholders Of the Com
ulercnl Cable Company authorizes Ernest Wener Sic
mems Johann Carl Ludwg L1eicr ~ Berlin Prussia
Ia ,sc dcacniure bonds 10 the amount Of &6OOOOO to
run TN 1901 at six per cent part OF tho proceeds To pay
debt OF G337 900 aId tko remainder to be spcu IN I'm.
nrviu tne plant Of the company The money IL loaned
ty "A syndcatc Of German bankers. The American end
~ he rabia lands COIcy island.
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GARRoTING IN JERSEY CITY.

Detectives Doyle and Herman. OF Jersey CITY worxe
ali day Yesterday trying 20 find ont who the man was
that on Thursday night assaulted Annie Doran, age
eighteen living No 10 Willians The girl was WAX
ING across tho bridge over the Pennsylvania RAILROAD
out i'm Waldo-aye when crept up behind her anu
threw o canvas bag over her head lie then drew d
lonely spot when two frightened the gorroter away
I'm his A hit he carried away the girls hat ma veil lie
also took the bag and rope Miss Doran who IL pretty
blonde yesterday reported tho occurrence at Poice
Jaad1
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NEWIERsEY TOWNs.

UNION HIrI--IonTy j. Smith. Of Palissde-sve, Is
missing lie was In the employ OF b. Hayes tho soda
water manufacturer
upt.,owS-Thc old Freeman Tavern IL soon TO he
demolished IL il owned by H. q Marsh aud T. H. Hon
man ard was erected about 17IO. when tho American
Amy vs. on the hills about MorrstOND IN
Tho winters OF I777Sl In this house General washing
ron took I'm the rites OF Free Masonry. grand pan
was also ciycn there by the officers OF the army the
tickets being 1900 Continental money.
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70 oF1EBRlTE THE PgAS1 or ST. AGSES

Archbishop CorIigan will take part in the
SCI vices with which tho fragt OF II. Agnes VIII he cole
bra ed tomorrow In the Church Of ST. Agnes In Forty
thirf-st LeNinci0n-aye. solemn pontihcal high
MESS III b. celebrated IL a. hy BISHOP COnrOy.
assisted by rumbcr Of Distinguished elcrgymen. The
ceremonies Will be conducted by The PASTOR tho Rev. IL.
G. Macdowan. The nuslc under the direction OF SignOr
Eduardo Mario, will he sung by quartet and large
chorus The sermon VIII be delivered by te Rev. John
J. Murphy, Is. - president OF 81 Francis AnYerA Col
lege.
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SCARLET FLvER IN MANY VILLAGES.

Scarlet fever is passing Long Island and has left
It's mark in many villages. II first appeared In College
Point about a month ago. IL then travelled wcstwhlu
10 Frerport where II assumed malignant form All OF
the schools were closed and many deaths occurred ~
Farmnsdale was next attacked and many OF its people
arc still sick with the disease The schools are eosea
and several houses quarauned. The village OF MALL
luck place afflicted and deaths are occurring
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THREE REASONS

whv everyone goes to DIT Hssbouck to have teeth ex
tTacted. ...,o., r,antist and n regu,ay
graduate OF a dental college. 80. 49,. .., 80 .,
bree hundred gallons daily and always has iresn ana pure
al Pecluse he had twenty years constant
the nae OF tho all operations are pahess auo pA"
Rroadway cor seth st. wallacs Theatre Building
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s0REJGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PORT
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. JAN. %. 1856
ARYTVED

PORT NETWORK f JAN. ~. 1886
ARRIVED
Steamer g. Romans (Rr) Campbell Liverpool 10 days with
mdss Watson. co Arrived at the Bar at go N
% Manga 81 Boston days with @dso to Phelps bros Co
Steamer icanie Brr FTeihy Progre,o with
Guadc Huntington; vessel 10 II Wincheste, q CO VA.
is with mdse snd passengers 20 c II MalloryS co.
steamer CITY OF Atlanta lockwood Charleston DAYS with
Steamboat Howard Ackerly Charleston 10 days. via Nor
Bark Dia@ant Haeoop, Bremen 80 days with mdse
seSr Ala Bailey Barker Rosario days with mdso to
Sch, IacEawSnn, Classon san Domingo City 25 days
to- vicni Co. vesselto Pendleton Carver
suNsEr-wind sandy Ipo2 light, W. cloudy and thick
on shsrc Al CITY Island. light NJ cloudy.
SANDY Hook 10 bro noer 20 s5: Thsrnpmetor IS;
Wind. 5. 7 miles swell light T. Weather. FAIR
CLEARED.
steamer OREGON tBr Cotticr Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer CITY OF Richmond OBI. Lewis, Liverpool via
Queenstown Petor Wright & sons ,,,-.., n.
Steamer SssRar Ger PiScr Bremen
os' steamer Rhynnnd CBes,. JamOn Antwerp-Petcr
sisanlrr Sepuno tFr, Chrysta Belize, HOnduras-wl
STEAMER Antas lspan,. Moran. Mayaguez. &cPim For
steamer carondel; Risk Pert Royal and Fernaudnna VIA
STEAMER Guyandoe Kelly NeWpo-t News and West
Steamer oeSor4ra RSTnoids Perth Amboy-J Kroms
ship Carl lGeri Hashagen. Bremen-icrman Koop & Co
s hP Ganss & bsxer tonaoa H &hSo:
Noel tBri, hiiO"itDn, Ahcahte.
Rafs rriaz Heinrich lDcn Kincsborg. Antwerp-Funch.
BarS v,silant Dan, Hansen, hull TOtias & Co
Irs G aniro Neal, Iort -paiu-D Icowdtdge.
mo Ar,nur tiirl' Garlnfr 81 CroiN- Bartfam Beos
sciir sarah Bri. far.a. Port -pain-Lcaycrait a Co.
Schr Ai1cda Wiley. Crawford Maian Parsons n Ouu
schr Melinda lBrJ, o'Bhen, CORVALLIS Ms " whitney
Schr Uolue. trl Bransc lmbe - John MA lIenoy.
Schr " b OBJ, AcLcal II oaA HB-Scanlheh 1ro''
SAILED.
STANFORD for Pogt spain; Lone Star Gaves'on
ships carl for Brcmen; America oporto; Con Alien
'I Paiss Geo Moon for Batavia: Havana Havana
Big W Warner, for san Domingo cry.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
HAVANA Ian 22-The buoy ~ irh WAS blown away from
the entrance aqua during the recent Storm has
been recovered aud placed IN its orr Sirai position
MISCELLANEOUS
LONDON Jan 22-Steamer Borderer Or. Hil from New
York Jan her waJ 70 Liverpool passed kinshe today
reported passing In lat 80 ~ lon so Y" steamer sai
with steeTn; disabled previously reported OVerdue
THE MOVEMENTS OF srEAhGGI
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON Jan % Arrived steamer Gothenhurg City fBr
Harrison, from Boston Ian z
2i-saed steamer Caledonia (Br. Fershaw for BOSTON,
ItyERPOOt, Jan 22Jan 22Arryed, steamer NOuOlk (br
Woolst0n. from New-Orleana Dec2i.
SIst-sailed steamers Scofian tBrl. Hughes and
Toouto (Br &cAuloy, Tor Baltimore jamaican tBr Fost
@liCArrvcd steamer Sirius tBr,. stapedon, from New
i%ryRssfovN Jan 22-Arrived steamer AbyssiHs Obi,
Price from NewYOrk Jan II her way TO Liverpool (and
SS steamer Celtic (Br Gleade from Liverpool hence
55ITAfriyed steamer Brink barn (Br smith, from Bau
| more Dec "a ON her way to Avonuouth.
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AvosMoUTn, Jan 22saed. sear'er ontano (Er,. Couch
HULL Jan 2a-Arnved steamer otranto tBr). Kerr from
New York Jan u ~,
York. - ,.. n, -
fro n Liverpool hepc, for Portland.
EasrxpT Ian 22-Passcd. Dritanrc tBr) from
Newyork an il on her way and Liverpool
LIZARD Jan 22-Passed steamer lower tlu (Br Archer
from New.Yor 10 her way to London
STETTiN. Jan 2O-SaIled steamer Heka lDsnl Thomsen
for New. York,
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A1nNn rnE SOrND.

RplDGrpoRT-P. T. Barnum and I. y. Mddlsbrook
vesersy were reelected directors OF the Connecticut
iIun,aI,e sorcty In the Superior COurt In the
of W H. IIucns administrator Of the estate OF the Rev
r. / synnoti against the Row John synnot Involving
fhe validity of deeds conveying 100000 worth OF real
estste iuigmcut was given adverse To defendant An
appeai to Supreme Court wi. be taken.
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Clarendon Hotel-A. lswolsky, Russian Charge
A, N Tres ar Washington - tfM Avenue Hotel-Con-
gresham Frank soock and state Senator Francis hen
bricks Of Syracnse George W. Childs' a. o. ,, II
Wayne MacVsagh. OF Philadelphia: and Bennett IL
Young of Louisville WeSmiast<r HoieMAttSrmey
General Dennis O'Brien OF Albany .-.. Onton SGnme
-Genersi George s Batcheller Of saratoga ntidSoT
Bot,I-Ex-C gresham Jonathan ScOvie, OF Buialo'
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NYACK-Excisc Commissioners swartwout ana IN
c,an Of ClarstOWn have been arrested on the charge
nj rntniitng misdrneanor I'm granting hotel license
IN Mr. Mary A. Frlt.r, OF Rocklaud Lake, who. II -
alleged did rot have the accommodations required by
law They are 10 answer before the Grand july which
meets AZ the new city court house next tuesday
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dinner to President Porter by Yale Alumni Deiihom
CO.'S $50 y. III. ,,uooro,
Geoghegan reference case before Referee Lyon ,,tr
Ms Lille Devereux Blakes lecture, No. % union
West Side Athletic boxing tournament, No 329 west
Fifty-fourth-st. y. IN. - o . -
thirteenth Regiment entertainment armory : p M.
Polish Independent Sharrshooters' ball, Harmony
Rooms, evening.
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THE NEW sTEERAGE RATES.

rur1e EFFECT on THE TRANSATLANTIC LINES.
Five DAYS have passed since the new schedule OF
stecrao,,I a.es adopted by the English TRANSATLANTIC
lines went into effect aud no rumorS OF cutting
have been heard. 1t is believed that the rates VIII
he maint aimed and that the North Atlantic Con
ference will be reCrgaDlzed on a hrn f0nhdation.
Tie managers IN veIpool are ab nut to light their
ppss % peace. and as soon as they agree upon
rules and put them Into practical eiect, We contei
once there and the one III NeW'lolh VIII icSuhAo
their proper functions. - a., 64i
There is soma disappointment among the CONT
Mental lines that the English limos liked tnen rates
as low as 500 to and from German ports ana %
TO and from ScindInavi an ports, ana there Is talk
of a reatjustment of rates by the continental llheS
10 cOufuTn to them. lhcStetUn- LiONd h1s alIeilS
reduced its scand uavian rates from 90 TO $ZO
ana yeral days ago, befOle the English Lines
a1raed uuon inc ne schedule. the Ihngvaila Line
rates are Sl3 from Ncw-YOrk TO Bremen or Ham
burg aud S2j the other way. The rates by ne
German Lloyd are So higher than the
rstes by the older and slower steamers,
the rates Of the latter being me sane as ny nc 10
undecided whether it Will put up lts raleS, ana IN
ease 1t does not the North German Lloyd VIII
probably reduce the rate this wav by tAe IaSt
steamers The owners of the latter argue that
those who buy prepaid tickets 100 tler lIlehus W
corue to america are not SO particular as 10 now
their friends come so long as they get mere, ana
will save a dollar when they can; but where thelr
own comfort is Gue stion they VIII not beslIate
about couple Of dollars; hence there IS no neees
sIty of reducing the rate Dy Tie nc" anu i"''
steamers from New-I0rk ,. g
The steamers co.png by way of southampton OF
the North German Lloyd are all new aud fast; but
fhose coming direct from Bremen tue old steam
eTs When The new steamers now building for the
bremen and New-YOrk rOnte, by way OF Cherbourg,
are finished then all 81 the vessels OF the Inc run
ninr 10 New~York will be fast ones, and the old
ones will be put in tho China and Australia trade.
'The next meeting of the Continental lines promises
a. he nnnsnalIv interesting as I. Peters, general
Passenger agent of the s.crth German Lloyd = now
On the steamship Ems on the way to New ork
g. schultz prIucipai owner of the Steitin-LlOyd
md O. Manager, general agent of the Thingyalla
Line are on their way here from Europe aud are
0ue the first week in February.
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MARINE IfTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises 714 SETS O3 rises OBS Moons d. ID
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
LM--sandy Hook. 9.7iGov. Isll1t 1913 Hen Gat).
PM.-sandY Hook. 10 70 Gov lsni 1874 Hell data OOz
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and now claims that he shot her accidentaliy ms m9
on her deathbed said this was so but Iot sue ~
wa, commended that the statement was made I'D orue.
shied min The Court held that the prisoner must
the action Of the jury but could be releasou vi
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NEWARK.

so,entv.Gye moro dogs that had been impounded and
had not been redeemed were drowned yesterday IL IL
that II the WORK Of death goes on az that rate
FOR month there will not be 100 dogs IN the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
70 me Edttor OF The tribune.

TO me EdttOr or The Tribune.
SIR: OF the greatest impositions to put u mildly
now going ON ia connection with the Department OF
Pbllc works is In The Bureau OF Water Register II has
o; late been sending notices to various tenementhouse
owners that upon renspecton of the premises No. 10
Blnnksf 1t was found that the whole amount OF water
rsnt on the premises for 1885 mas not been paid aud
maj Inc balance be paid or II will be placed as
lien against the property ETC.. etc. ,,,.
nv, rnsilv kuoy of several persons who have paid
their water tax supposed they had DIT on
soInY 10 uauire what The trouble IS they ma they arc
Sin carsed watef rent odfashioned Vault, INTO
which drop OF pure crui0n has never been hhu never
will 90 II they refuse 10 pay they are tolu ' ). T
Ia ni.ca1 as n len agIisst the properly. Here's q
nreIy hSw-dc.do!' Squire may be poet Dnt ''l W
see ans poet ~ IN this sort OF business -
Ae,v. Ork Jau. 81, 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
RYAN NAY BE RELEASED on BAIL.

Justice Barrett, in the Court of Oyer and
g,nier Yesterday dismissed the writ OF hsbeas corpus
la lie case OF John Thomas Beyaa, who Killed is wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
NOT ENOUGH CHARGED FOR WATER RENTS
MANY BUILDINGS PAYING TOO LITTLE-A COM


MANY BUILDINGS PAYING TOO LTTLK-A COM
PLANT ABOUT THE REINsPECTiON.
Commissioner Squire az the beginning of the
year ordered reiuspeclon of all the DnlIdihgs III
with the proper amount of water rent due lhcSe
inspections resulted in the discovery that thou;
sands of bindings were not charged WIN tno IuIi
amonnt of water rents for extra Closets baths, etc.
The additional charges already placed ON the books
ariouut TO S119,271, and the total additional
Charges discovered by these inspections will
amount 20 about S2O4, 900 The revenue collected
from the water service for 1883 was
as follows For regular water rents ana penal a
ties 81 374I72 Ia through meters. YI2O,2I2 %
for building purposes, 1857; total,
S2.1224II SO. This is an Increase OF $l47276
over tie amount collected in 1854. The amount
of unpaid water rents returned to the CLERK oi
Arrears for collection is $164,6o9 80, making the
total revenue from the wafer service ior 1850
crease in water rents FROM the growth of popula-
tlop and business will produce an increase OF al
least $3.50, 900 during the present year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-23
po, 1rlcAl. INELuENCE IN THE SCHOOLS.

POLITICAL. INFLUENCE n THE SCIIUULS.
A uroposition is now being talked OF among
school Commissioners to transfer the power OF ap-
pointinc members OF the Beard of Education ir0m
ne MAYOR TO the Judges OF the State courts IN the
civ The project has only just been proposed ouo
nmsso'Isrs The connection between Mayor Grace
and these appointments has directed public atien n
;lon 10 the political influence that may DC i.tro-
dueed into he schools and it is said that the May
Lss uof uSed las influence any more than his pieee,
csssors. Ii the proposition meets VIII favor piii
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AnnounceuslJS

After once using Liquid Bread you will not
Ia ritiont NJ The beverage for family use. Stimulating
bnt moi Gives renewed eIergy 10 the ~ornous
systen Drug yists and groCers keepit