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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

Austin Scott OF Rutgers Col
ege recently brought light copies o Two
old charters incorporation Of the city The fret was gwen
by King George December 80 1880 and tho second In
1853 The centennial celebration was held two years ago.
PERTH AMBoY-The semi cen fenna OF Methodism In this
city being celebrated this week The church was or ganed
In 1895 and for thirty worshppcd At Heh ana oo
close the r. Danielss pastor
ate which the handsome structure now stands was
purchased.
wREHAwKRy-An new Catholic Church Is to be erected at
this place having given by the Hoboken Land
and improvement Company.
UNION HuL-Numerous burgIaries have been committed
in place late Wednesday night John Taylors dry
goods Bergenne entered large quanty
OF goods and the store set on IRE fese
day the police arrested Edward Hauok eighteen OF NO
ii st on suspicion confessed his guilt and
some Of the stolen property was found
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MONEY ALLOWED FOR TIE SCHOOL BOARD.
WORK OF THE BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND APPoR-
TIONMENT

1IONMENT.
The Board of Estimate yesterday continued
it's consideration OF the estimates OF the Board OF Ed
ucation Several commissioners OF the Boacd OF Ed
ucation were present. and all joined In exp aiming the
necessity for tho For clerks to the Board
OF Trustees s. $50 was allowed; l2OO for pianOs ana
$4,000 for Workshop WAGES For repairs to buildings
Sl67 900 WAS asked Commissioner Devoe explained
that many OF the school buildings were DID, some OF nem
moro than fifty old. The average age was twenty
one years. The board allowed 100000 This is double
the amount allowed the present year For furniture.
and repairs $4,000 asked and $4,000 allowed
For heating apparatus, ETC.. 10000 was
asked aud allowed; the sum OF $1,000 was asked
for ding the main entrance to tic Normal College
and make the walks around the building ana In the
court yard safe. Commissioner Schmidt opposed THIS
request lie said that 5000 was appropriated last
year for rebuilding the 900 used for re-
pairing the walks Now they wanted to tear mp the
walks and relay them. He opposed to expending
money this institution, which he Thought one OF the
best in the city while down schools were neg
lected Commissioner Woo said that Mr. Schmidt al
ways opposed any Appropriation for the Normal College
Us eioalence had little effect his Colleagues, but IL
had the Board OF Estimate he was as muep
the friend OF down Town schools IA was commissioner
schmidt the appropriation w.s cut down d @Z;oVo
'ooSei into further request for So 900 pparatus
for physical culture was denied FOR cOrporsto schoos
100000 was appropriated In accordance Win Inc "c'
Connssiomor schmidt made another effort have The
salaries OF the assistant -uperintend nts cut down.
soner WetmUrs defendo the Board ~ Education
against the charge of extravAgance. IL was decided
That the 30 iri Education should take action on me
supiect and the Board o EstlDstr For saar
i.s a. The rinteudoiJ assistants SSoOoO was
asked and S}2 900 alOwei The Col eye or the CITY OF
$4,000 unfcr an act or the Legs
latur' Tue Board of EDUCATION asked for Iotal Of
"a J3l 900 and SO S42 $50 was Professionally allowed
TINS 10 $50 $50 tnan for the present year - 1870
For the Free Library OF the CITY Oi New-foTK SJOOo
was an ropratei. The Board offered TO increase the
fees oi sncrf Grant unier IN opinion OF the corr rs
ton Counsel lie ssa,d or $4,000 for fee' aud was
allowed S35, 600, the same ~ fOr lsS6 Ihe to'a
amount allowed the sheriff 500, PIG g. The Register
received 800 900; 1913 asked For the Clerk
of the Board of Esinate $1,000 salarg was appro
prate. The Co troIler was all we'd Slo ooo ~ 10 pay
Tor dehcleucies in local improvements
The Board will meet again Oday at p. m.
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CHANGES " THE CUSTOMS ShRVIOE.

Cole ctOr MagOne yesterday received letter
from Acting secretary C. = FaIrcnild aokuo lodging the
recent OF letter the Collector recommending cer'
tain changes the rules relative TO entries OF Imported
tho better to protect the Government from
loss OF revenue through dishonest importers The De-
partment cOncurs in the ndations and orders
that all entries OF imported merchandise be sworn To
when presented by the importer or his agent aud before
they examined the entry clerks The practice re-
Gently beef 10 ALLOW entries 10 be sworn 10 aIter
their examination by the entry clerk; and the entry
papsrs together with the designation thereon OF the
packages be sent to the Public stores for examina
ton we're accessible the public that importers or
their agents afforded opportunity OF knowing
completed.
The Collector yesterday ade the following appoint
uepts: James T. Murray Lewis G. Breithecker and AL
fred G. sweeney rus pectOrs Peter L. Duly clerk al
81 200; D.uns o. LOnghliu, fireman; and Joseph {.
ScanloD, porter. Inspector John Gynn was dismissed
Tor misconduct. rumOr with considerable rea-
son for Its being believed was In circulation
Yesterday the effect that Surveyor Beattie has offered
his resign alton, take effect January II Is said
that between the Collector ana surveyor
are elicOus the ywere between Mr. Beattie aud
Mr. He'd len and that the former Is aDxiOusly looking
forward to transferring tho Office To It's successor.
General NJ. I. Mcmahon, the present United STATES
Marshal most prominently sp0keI OF for the survey
chairman of the Civ Service Examining Board also
favor ably spoken Of He 10 q Customs ofhcer with
many years faithful experience, and Is westminster
County Democrat.
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NETWORK CITY.

WAS incorrectly yesterday that the fg
ate this and went to three days
ago for target practice Mnerve expected
but has not been this port in several months.
Charles Robinson will deliver his third lecture on
Egypt tomorrow evening the Madison Avenue Presby
terrain Church, at Madison ave and Fifty thrdst
old fell into the East River at Thirty nrstst yes
terday Charles Larsen Thomas wren sailors the
schooshIp St. Mary's. pulled him out Of the water.
body OF young found yesterday in the East
River at Stantonst
cup Of hot Coffee accidentally spilled over Henry Basel
infant 6IO West Thirty seventhst Thursday.
caused his death.
John Crawford Murray and John OConnor brickay
ers scafold No 62l West Thirty nnthst yes
teray Of Stories but escaped serious
John Fnton OF No 456 West Fifty hrst-st. took
laudanum toohache yesterday He sent to
Chambers Hospital suffering from overdose OF
the drug.
Herman Znmermann who had home. shot himself
through the head at No 476 Nntave yesterday killing
self instantly.
The Transatlantic Advertising Company in THR TRIBUNE
building Guide for Transatlantic travellers by
Hamburg which magazine OF useful Information
The printed in French German and English in par
contains pretty nearly all the data trav
eer needs concerning hotels nati'e money aokhre tce
graph rates. fares churches etc. etc. in the various
ounties and cities Of Europe. The Guide IL work upon
which great spent TO mako complete gen
era hand book the American traveller in Europe Maps
large cities printed in this interesting
publication.
General Newton yesterday appointed Henry F. Kent
OF the Department OF Public Works. In place or
John s. Rouh gncd MI Routh has been for
a clerk In tho department The salary is $500 General
Newton also removed Fitzgerald janitor OF the New Co ur
House and rensated Edward Carkson who removed by
Rollin NJ SQUIRE appointment Of Mr. Claks re-
General Newton said that the appointment
was a little premature The position will be kept open
JH C-Membership the Republican Club formerly the
Young Mems Republican Club limited 10 GOO The intia
ton fee is sos and dues S25 payable
tery Any Republican good character Is eligible for
bershp You can full particulars by addressing An
drew b. Humphrey Republican Club House. No 80 West
Twenty The excellent quarters with par
lors reading billiard and reception rooms.
The business the week reported by r. @. Dun
& Co. Agency number for the United States
l96, and for Canada 10.
s-The arrived at southampton at p m. on October
"a and sailed the same day for Bremen
The Rev Dr. A. Kttredge will be installed pastor OF
the Mad Reformed Church Wednesday even
ing Dr. storrs. of Brooklyn, will preach.
The large attendance the American Institute Fair is due
I'm great part ~ the system of selling three tickets for
81 and five for 81 90 stroll through the aises witness
ing the new machinery full operation is both interesting
and Instructive
The anniversary OF the Reformation Will be celebrated
in the St James Church. in East Fiteenth-st
tomorrow evening. Dr. A. spaeth OF Philadelphia Will de-
liver Grafton.
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RACERS AT NEWN Ark EFT.

LONDON 29-The private sweepstakes of 900 sovs
ZACH half forfeit arranged take place to-day at the New
,,arlst Houghton meeting proved failure The Duke OF
Westmnsters old bay colt ormonde was the only
horse TO appear walked the course The other
horses ex peced Lord Hastnss four old
nav colt Melton and Pecks threeycar-od chestnut colt
The Bari ormonde goes into winter quarters lie has
not yet been beaten.
The race over Cessrewch course for the Jockey o
sup was won BY j. Hamnonfs FIVE yeI-oh pay hodSe 90
Ssaen Lord asnes's d bay colt Merton came
n second and j. HanmOnds four year Oh ches,n1, .oe
Eurasau Third There no other starters, -,
won by eight lengths Eurasan bad third Inc Det
ting IL To St Gstcn. IL 10 y against melton al"
100 10 ! against Eurasan. Iime-4O3 10.
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BROOKLYN,

The trial OF the begun by Julia Mucahey against
the Rev " j. Sherman the eAHOmAn Catholic priest was
postponed yesterday.
John OF No 90 HOpkinsst veteran was
guilty yesterday by Police Justice kenna OF co0klhB
the On rcass OF dog violation OF hran ordnance When
arrested the dog meat but at the trial he Si
thai he boiled get fat remedy for consumption
The Excise yesterday gave hearing IN the
matter OF the application liquor license made by Martin
d Tyrell Grand Hotel Clinton St, who was con
yicted keeping a disOrderly house few years ago.
The mother Gerald Irving, of Havemeyer Broad
opposed the marriage OF her Miss
Osicrday when she learned that II was TO take place
secreted herself the home
ami when the couple appeared on h. way
IN the hose OF the Rev Father married. she
picked up a and lib rally bespattered them
they house and later prOtoct by pOice
man they their way the priests house anu We're
ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
MCABEs MENTAL CONDITION.

The trial of the question of the mental cOndi-
ton OF sxAldermsn McCabs will not be had until next
Thursday The November term Of Court OF General
Sessions begins Monday but thers will DO little eusl'
done until Wednesday Thursday. The report Of
the ysicans who examined McCsbs for the District
Attorney has been made public, but Mr.. Neweomoe.
McCab lawyer said that he believed that oil tho pny-
sicans had agreed In considering McCsbe insane
Mr. MARITIME denied reports that were circulated YES
terday that he had received letter from tho fugitive
keenan,, offering to testify for tho prosecution Mr.
MARITIME said that he hal never received letter ,rGm
fuRitivea TO tsstify tor tho prosecution.
The Court OF OYER and rernner will open on Monday
but will adjourn to November 8. The Squire-Flynn case
will up for trial and will probably not DO tried for
several weeks
A few complaints OF illegal repatriation have been
made ct the District ttorneys Office aud will DO OK
aminod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

The National Jockey winds its regular fall meeting
to-day but II has decided give Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday Todays programme is as good
as had yet and promises more than air sport Inc
hrs race is for maiden yearOlds one mile III looks as
Frnne ought to win with Dembe close at her heels Inc
Congress Stakes one one-eghh miles selling allowances
comes second Tee Doe and Valet should
be- close but lust now Tee Doe was the better
of the two Ekwoo The Bard the only ones that VIII
atari for the Potomac stakes and threeeights miles
OF course The Bar will Bonnie Prince should win the
one mile special weight race with the old Paymaster
IN position seepechise ought TO be won Dy DIS
turbance and Tennessee should secure the place.
The entries
v,,sr ,cv-pupsp 1900 MAIDEN TWO YEAR OLDs
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s.yDwICHEs GIVEN TO IuMIGRayTs

small loss to restaurant keeper at No. 39 Broad
way but great gain the immigrants Castle
den could dispose OF his
witches Blrthold Day. Yesterday morning he
sent Garden $50 sandwiches and Assistant Super
ntendent eipzmann many years qnartermastcr OF the
18th Regiment acted Ia the disposition
the sandwiches one Polsh Jew Immigrant 10 whom cap
tain Hcnznann gave ham sandwich asked Vosehsr
(proper when taken back, and then the captain
careful about the distribution OF the roast pork
dxNign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
$500. SPECIAL WIG
coon RACING ON ELECTION DAY.

The racing Jerome Park on Election Day promises 10 DC
great success will be preceded by dancing and uecheon
=, the which Will be prolusely decorated with
flowers The races be like those that have usually
Intended ny me
Jockey Club but will promiscuous chaa i anu
Alter an will perhaps bdnoe pl asing TO the general pnO
Al MT 10 They Will Dc more aIte he
stye Of hunt Clubs and In fact under The auspices
Meadow Brook and Country uOs and The ROCK
away Association The programme is an attac
tive includes steeplecasng hue races ana races
Tar noo Monies The the day Will he the Erection
stakes for the full The entries
for n have been liberal include OF the best horses
cover the timber country The entries and weights
a. a fnlln
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ALONG THE SOUND.

BRpGEPoRr-The Connecticut Young Peoples Societies OK
Christian Endeavor met in ton here yeserso her
secretary reported ninety societies and 2S2 members
sTAAPoRD.-A Young Mems Republican Club has been or
gained the following officers Dr. Henry Hungerforu
presidents Henry Covel vice presidents W. Laurence sec
J. K Lawrence. treasurer The Republicans hei
public meeting Thursday night and another one VIII Dc
held this evening.
GLxSvILIE-The we'll Of Hugh Broderick was poisoned
with green Thursday His children drank water rom
and atck
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Parade OF Roosevelt business from Frankinst TO Sub
Treasury and meeting. 3:l5 p. m.
Republican Club meeting Steinway Hail. p m.
Republican massmsetngs ana speeches by James o.
Blame. Newark. evening
Normal College Alumne, College Chapel 10
Professor lecture Museum OF Natural History
10 80 m.
Ashbei p Fitch Association ratification meeting Mount
Norris Academy 3 p. m.
Parade of Henry deorge organizations. evening
Hewitt mass meeting broadway and Worth-st, p. m.
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LENA cHANngRLIy rAKEY OUT OF TIE COURTS

The legal con tho custody Of little Lena Chamber
was brought yesterday by the entry of order
supreme Court OF Brooklyn giving tho custody Of the
child 10 John f. Chamberlain OF Boston This arrived at
Of obtained Richard
Hewc0mbe W. Chsmberln TO which Charles j.
Patterson Of BROOKLYN counsel MI MIA Murphy.
ned return The day before claiming the right 70 the custody
OF the child under made when
weeks old To this Mr. Chamberln's counsel de
murrc when, after Argument the court took tie paperA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
TROUBLES BEGUN EARLY IN THEIR NEW HONE
her husband illree


passengers the Anchora and arrived at Castle Garden
Tuesday on the EiJpia which they transferred at
St Johns While searching for the baggage the husband
wandered with the and
railroad tickets of the family But he proved that he
good II band when his and Yesterday his al
received from him dispatch
eipha saying that he had arrived there and begged
famv To- come At st. Johns children
nearly death while eating piece Of fish caught by
ifs fsth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
NEW PLAYERS FOR TIE CHICAGO CLUE.

CHICAGO. oct 29The Chicago baseball team has dsandsd
President spaIdng said regarding
next year team IL have signed Burns Harde Sunday
DAILY Pyle Prefer Baldwin, Ryan. GARRISON Flynn and
Darling catcher Of the Toronto club He has the
reputation Of being hne base runner and heavy batter
have moi ianson Gore Flint since left them In
st Louis ss probably hear fron them at no distant
day 40 for Kelly that he will play ball next
s@xson His brother Is horse owner oil some Promence
nd he that business with him III he
40 pay l,all II will be ChcagOs. Mccormick 10 not
r.d will play ball next season Dalrymp,e
the ball neld and devote his alien
tlou 10 ranch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
pJpyTY or ARMS. Bot NO MONEY

Johann Richter arrived from Glasgow Thursday having
paid his passage New the steamer State
syyania hui he In TO 20 back "deidhead" Commits
sioners of Emigration think he will not mako desirable
citizen has but he has profession similar to-
thai nj many others who here
the inside pocket his coat he had big hors pistol
bundeTbuss In his pockets were ~ cents and he had
q small hand organ.
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7
Announcements.
QUAKER TESTIMONY.

Mrs A. NJ Dauphin Of l,939 Ridgeave. Philadelphia, has
done great make known ladies there the great
value Of Pnkhams Vegetable Compound as cure for
their diseases She writes as follows "A young
lady city while bathing years was thrown
violently against the lifeline and the injuries received re-
suited which grew and enlarged until
death certain. Her physician finally advised her
try Pinkhams Compound. She did So and in short
time the tunor dissolved and she perfect
also know Of many the medicine been OF
great value preventing miscarriage and alevian
pains and OF childbirth Philadelphia ladies' appreci
ate the worth Of this medicine and its great value"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON. oct. 29The following business was trans
acted the supreme Court OF the United states to-day:
No 20 f q Hanrick plaintiff in error agt w Patrick
adm IN stator etc. others Argument continued by
Brady for the defendant in and concluded by l.
Goodrich paintn Il error.
No i75-Jon Sargent and others plantn IN error agt'
\ Patrick administrator etc. Argued
No 2l-TheOlOro + White and others, appelants agt
George II Dunbar and others Argument begun ny IMAM
church 10 apprlees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30
THE ENGINEERS HAkDAT WORK.

The delegates to tho Convention OF Locomotive Engineers
held long earnest session yesterday but did not make
progress The proposed alteration of the In
regard indemnity paid the funds
10 any losing limb his sight hearing awakens
opposition IL II thought that tho convention cannot
possibly nnsh Monday night Tho daily
sion been Heightened hour closing At and
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Murray Hu Hofsi-Professor c. Riley. u s. Entomoo
gist and c. Huntington. Nm lrenue Hont-Et..
Sonsressman r. steyens Attca ". Y..... Brsroorf
Eouss-EI Secretary George Robson Of New Jersey
brand Central Hotel-Mayor c. H. Parsons Of Rochester
ST. yames Hos-Charles A Gould Of Buffalo, and George A.
Tldep Of New.Lebsnon N. ". Hotel Brunsptek.Ine
Ashmore. Of Union College.
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STATEN ISLAND.

There ia considerable commoon among the resdents OF
Island about the and tsrn that
takes effect Monday II rsuces the rates TO some points,
and slightly increases them ~ others
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LONG IgLAND.

Townsend Yesterday issued the CHA
the OF the contested will OF Horatio
OF Manhassett braham Paul Leach OF the Oldest
and weathest residents Of this village died on thursday
night
URMrsrRAp-W H. Wooicock organst and director at the
Garen Cathedral proposes to start Madrga society
village the winter Fifty voices are " compose inc
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 80 1880

serving decssn Upon leaving the court the parties came
together settled The controversy BY MI and MIS-
con,entlnR Child Tho little one was tnefe
fore transferred grandfather etophon ana
for Boston, where her father John Onam
berlin his deathbcd xiosly expecting last LOOK
little whose custody has been the subject OF % mucn
litigation.
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srABBGp YIvn TINES. BurNOr SERIOUSLY

James b. Crosby and william Saunders colored men, quar-
relied dance Union Hall Al No 45l Seventh
early yesterday Crosby doorkeeper and Saunders
forced way into the hall ticket In the fight
that followed Crosby stabbed ive times He able,
however al the Jefferson Market Police Court later
IN the day and Saunders was committed for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

night viii 10 held 70 hurry matters ~ sner
OF engineers wivos and daughters scc9m
panied By the Committee Arrangements visited the Edon
Mus6e.
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T.. a. w. ICARIA.
CORRECT SHAPE IN BENT EDGE"
COLLARS.
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montsand fashionable turs will retail At lowest cash whole
sAleprces this month tcrng and repairing dona Fashion
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lles that wore placed therein the summer pamsa w
In large allied with col ior sns Sno
derrick Into trucks ANA ney wiz DC s"roo
in the hot house In Central Park
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MARINE INIELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALBANIA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
rO-DAY
rises. 624 Sets 4:55 Noon set, 752 Moons
wAr.l
lH-ssndy Hook e37 Gov IsId- .9:6e He'll Gate. ll45
PN-Sandy Hook lola Gov. Isrd. 1875 Hell Gate.
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HEMOVING THE LILIES FROM THE PARKS
The water WAS turnei the fountain basins in Union
ss Madison Squares and wokmen removed the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

Because it vitallzes the blood and every organ
10 why Parker's Tonic cures many.
HndercOrns. the best cure for Is cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-30

As n disinfectant Platt's Chorides is especially
recommended Odoress prompt thorough and cheap IL
Just what every family wants Try It