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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
BROOKLYN.

The Graud Jury recommends the fastening OF work
OF build the County Farm ST. Johuand In order
to relieve the buildings now overcrowdad IN Fldtbush
The first annual meeting OF the 23d Regiment Athletic
Association viii take at the armOfy in Clermont
ave. on Thursday April ID, at o. III.
John ". Dickinson and Mark ID. Moore, who were
supposed to he highly respectable YOdnC men, were
fined Sl5 and So respectively ysrr isv for using m
decent language before women in Atlantic Avenue
Line aud asalting con iuctor Great Efforts
made to keep the case ont Of court.
The Eastern District Merchants Association. includ
ing many OF trv-COOis dealers wIO do huSu' Sc In
Broad and Grsni-st, have agreed to close their
stores at D. IN. fro January to December l, except
Mondays aud Saturdays.
Mrs Amelia Levy, the bOardn GhOuso mistress, who
sued Louis King for ~ 800 FOR assault when he was try
ing IN Bath without paying his board
bill recovered $500 YESTERDAY
Mr, Elizabeth NJ J. nth. in whose rooms at varous
places suspicious frs have occurred while her property
has been we'll insured, was arrested Yesterday on a
charge of setting fire to house at No 25l Washington
ST., to get 500 Insurance.
The Civil service COMMISSIONER have decided that the
cha yes against He ,r1 of the papers be-
fore a exanna'iOn for vot"rniry surgeon v"r"
not sustained. An objection tn HERDS APRON ment
will prohah he h4sed the allie cation that he IA not
OF the college from which he claims TO nave
ed diploma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 26.-ln the Court of Appeals
to-day the follow ny DECISIONS were named down:

to-day the follow ny decisions were han led down
Ralph Newell appellant Richard Wignsm and others
and Respondents judgment reversed and new trial
granted. costs TO dOlIc event -
Award OF Board OF Claims affirmed, with costs
The people * rel II Delos Johuson APPELLANT agt the
order OF General erm affirmed and judgment absolute
ordered or the respondents the stipulation with
another appellants judgment reversed and The
mued special Term Tor the determination OF motion for
order The cOYerY 10 condition thatlt
should operative in the reduced amount slOud
jacob LorIll<rd respondent agt William p Clyde ana
others appellants; ~ Cocdlngton. respondent agt the
strong respondent Edward strong appellant James
McClenabsn appelant agt the Mayor etc 81 New.1ork
john Provost respondent agt John McEncoe appellant;
GRACE hG"aho d %g s hyc f anu IHoIs ft
respondent Joseph ~pinnoY respondent aet Francis
1hurber and another appellants; Arthur Bigelow,
respondent agt the BROOKLYN Cross Town Railroad
Reich appellant Clarence liarkns agt Letsey Reich;
Peter Kelly. respondent sgt Horace + BlTrougIs
Williams appellant. Judgment surmed with costs
Barbara Papfager, respondent AT Henry rate and
reversed new trial granted costs Ia abide the even
Charles II Greeneal and another respondents, agt the
another appellants Henry Patton assignee appellant
oTden and another appellants aqt samual Tiden, re
spondept Appeal dismissed with costs.
The following causes were arsuel:
No 590-Ssrah Vngut appellant sgt the setanket Pres
bYteri9n Chlrch Of Brook Haven RESPONDENTS John
No b76-hatida " stevens and Others appellants, agt
John Webb respondent Z Tyney for appellant Francis
No. BZl-CsTl w Bush and another respondents. agt
Bush. appellant John Bergen Or appellant Francs
No 678,Msretts l. stebbins. respondent. sRt william
Breese appellant George Ray for appellant Albert
Gaddipg for respondent
until Anil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

PORT OF NEW-YORK.....-. FRIDAY MARCH 80 1886
ARRIVED.
Swedish corvette Balrer, Havana via delaware Break.
water Has o. guns and - officers and men.
Steamer andrahn GeI. Hnnsewaldt. hamburg Mar q,
HsnfaI 20 with mdse TO order vessel TO KunhaTdt Co
steamer E6ein DER, Wecand Bremen Mar H. southamp
ton H. with mdse and Il cabin and steerage passengers
steamer TrnacrIa BrI Mitche, GENOA Dec 81 Cata~ou
Jan 49, atras n Trieste Feb Ca ania 10. Messina l.,
with mdse aud t6 passengers
Bros. Arrived at the Bar at a
s'e9%Gr FSmcna e. Ss9 81 ANA AM BAY days with
Steamer Welhaven Nor sevald Baracos S dayl with
fruit 10 Pearsal Arrven al the Bar at 80
with nose ard passengers to outerordge Co Arrived
steamer Excelsior Higgins, New-orleans day., with
steamer LOUIS BUCK. Mount Jacksonville DAYS with
lumber to order: vessel TO Warren Ray.
win mdse apd PASSENGERS to II Yange.
s.nstrs to Horatio Han @'' muse anu p''
steamer CITY Of New Bedford DAVIS. Pn River. with mdse
saT 4asr,a Ian Te End Lisbon = days with cork
Bari Professor Nordsnsigold Nor PETERSEN Pernambuco
va to fnHs Td ~ Win sugar hmedho
Eark Glen Vile qt London Monro Guantanamo u days,
Bag J9sn u RsesG sa Ma Ds9wad
Ent John Wesley of Baltimore. Hines. Rio JaneiroS2
Big Inc harley Br, simmons PointaPitre 10 days
selr L BaTnhsm of Boston, H9rdng Cardena' days
with sugar TO order vessel to IL WINCHESTER 4 CO. L.
Der to Chase. Talbot Co
sUNSET-Nmd at sandy Hook, light, vi fair At City
Island light. WSW; cloudy.
SANDY BOOB 10 Barometer. BOIL: Thermometer A.
swell. light WIND, W. rs miles cloudy.
Arrived Yesterday
ship city Camp toi 81 John NB) Mcleod bordeaux 90
days with barrels to order vessel to scammo Bro
CLEARED.
steamer Canada (Br, FoOte. London r " Hurst.
Steamer ~ervia M Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown a Co
Steamer City VI Chicago OBI, watkins Liverpool VIA
Queenstown Peter Wright sons,
steamer Circassa Or. Campbell, GlasgoW-Henderson
Bros
steamer Joseph FeTens dr. Michigan, Kings Lynn. E
Bowrlng a Archibald.
Steamer Almandlne tBrl Ceilings. Hu-Sanderson Son
Geser DAM NOller Copenhagen, 6c-funch. Ia
ye Co.
steamer Rhatia Ger). VoRelgesang Hamburg-Kunhardi
a Co
steamer Edam lDTeh Tast Aniserdam-Funch. Edye co
Wright Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
MONEY WAS"KiND or SCARCE"

Henry II. Heitmann, young GERMAN came
70 this city from Bremen about ago and tried 10
support himself "a carpenter Failing TO nnd steady
employment he became walter al 4 restaurant III
Wasrr-st Three weeks he went TO board at No ~
West Broadway, occupying room with Herman Bnte-
6sh. Hetmanns body was found yesterday morning
hanging frcin ladder which led to the roof. lie had
committed suicide without alarming the other occupants
OF the house In his pocket this note WAS found:
DHAR HERMAN: Here is your wstch. which have tor
rowe from you IL and for which have not PAD
YOU vet The money win tn0 on my person VIII paw my
Washing board bills BE an enough 10 go II Juus
Null tell him what Las happened. and tel Nun 20 get
nv truns whole ortune 20 Julus Muller Please
give my CARDS all relatives and and tell
Them what happened With roSarls, H. d. BkifhANN.
On tie back the note WAS written: " The money
had got kind OF scarce" Heitmanns whole fortune"
in this country consisted of few cents and some cloth
ing Juiius Muller, who lives in Laightst,i Is Helt
mann's cousin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
p T BAByru AND HIS PARADE

=. r. Barnum met with a serious accident
while looking the practising in the rings at he Mad
sou Suudrr Garden yesterdtY. lie trpprd over some
wire the ground and fell striking his tenn
ple on an iron water butt and cutting deep cash His
wound was dressed and he driven TO his hotel
superintendent Murray will have LOO police along
the route Of the parade OF the show tonight ana VIII
have officers the opening or the performances at
the Garden.
M Baruum Will review the procession from thu bal
cov OF the Metropolitan Hotel Broadway the PaTOrs
Of which been engaged for hmssf invited guests
and The press the city. The parade Will reach that
p0nt about 7: IS D. The following the, streets
through which the parade will pass. 1t Will leave the
Madison square Garden at o'clock sharp and 20 mp
Mddison-aVe Fortyuuth-St, to Ffthtve, TO twenty
nnth-st Broadway. to Grtnt-st 10 sullivan st. TO
CaalSt HudSOn-st, to EZhtlraye TO twenty
10 Tie @ .rucu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

Steamer Chateau Lante (Fr. JOurnel BordoauI-Funon
Edye * Co. Su.n.o n
steamer Garth (Brj. Stone Acknowledgment spence
Young. - -. ,,.h.ro ana
Curacao BOutOn. Bliss 4 Dalett. ..,,.. .,.
Steamer CarOndeet Risk Port HOYh and fernandna' VIZ
Brunswick. Gao Mallory n 90. . ,. ~. 49,.
STEAMER Old pomInIon. smith. Norolk, Clty roh' ~A-
RjehmOnd-Old Dominion So Co
snp MoI.auren Little. Hong KonZ-M Pickering q Co
Ship CArtins (Beri LOhuanu, Hayre-IheO hugeI ~,
Bark Evie Reed Whittier, sngapore-Vernon IL Dro"n
BARK Adam w spier Field shaushai-vernon Brown
Bark Harrington (BrI. Porter, sydney. NsW-R Came
q 60.
Bark Chas ward, Behrman, Cardenas-Miler & Rough
ton.
Steamers Assyran Monarch for London; Cydona DunKrD
South ate Cork: Kovno Newcaste GeDiyOn London eng
Aberdeen. ThOrnhl. ProVresO B, Baracoa Caroh'
delet, Fernsndnsi Gledd owe Coos w.
ShIp Reporter for scutta.
T,arks Arctic, for stockholm; Nertas. Aarhuus
Bril- Cameo Tor Port : 1ain.
Also ssiled-via Long Island SOund-ShD Rufus f WOOD
for Shanghai.
BARK Issbel. for Dunedin. NJ.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
IoNpoS, Mar 26-Anived steamer Pascal (Belgh McMh
Ian. from NewYork Mar 6. ~ ,,,, ,.n
from ew-YOrk Mar II.
QUEENSTOWN Mar 'G-Arrived, steamer Wyoming (Br)
Ri-by, from Network Mar H. ,,--
Sailed Britannia (r, Perry from Liverpool hehce
souTaANrfov Mar 26-Arnved. steamer Fulds GER
NewYOrk Mar 10 on her way to Bremen tahu
proceeded Not 15thG -.
2Ith-aied We IRA tGer) Busslus, from Bremen
hence for NewIOrk. 49,, n.
roysky, from Neu.YOrk Mar D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
MISHAPS on TILE SEA.

CAPTAIN johnson and thirteen others, the
OF the Swedish snip Sdturnns. arrived yesterday
on the steHmar Trinidad from B-rnuda. The Saturnns
sailed Sap-o. o., on February "a with cargo 81
pitch pine for Newcastle. She had Tad weather soon
leaving and began 10 leak the crew kept her
auat till March Is, when they were taken OF the water
logged weasel by the British brig Alfred, which landed
them at Bermuda.
The Justin H. IngersOll arrived from Havana In
damaged eond from collision with pot-hoat Ezra
Hye at 1870 p. on Thursday. She lost her head
gear ana cutwatcr. The Ezra Nye rtIuck on the
siarnoard side auidships and cut nearly down to the
waterline. Pilot McGinnis was In charge o. the Ezra
Nye and he and others abandoned her and went
on tho bark piOb at Francis Perkins came up
and took Ezra Nye's crew of anu they went back
10 their boat. fastening canvas over the break
disabled boat brought to Tonpknsyille. where
She will h- repaired.
John Norehand sailor the brig The Charley, from
Havana, Jumped overheard and was drowned on March
10 Four days later Berndt Olsen another sailor fell
from the tOpsa yard and was drowned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
NETWORK CITY.

F. K NJ. Hastngs-Ou- IIudson.-Admission to
Flower Show to-day, 81; Tomorrow. % cents
The Swedish frIgate Bladder arrived here yester-
day fro n the West Iudies by way of Norfolk, and
anchored In the North River
Fifteen barrels of spoiled clans were seized by
sanitary officer at the foot of CharieS-st on thurs
day night and sent to the Offll dock
Tie Armory Board Yesterday authorized the
preparation of plans for the interior work OF the
10Th Regiment arnory at NInth-ave. and Sixty
tlrst-st.
"New-York City."-If II. D. C. will send his full
name and address, he will receive personal an
swer to his inquiry.
An impostor. representing himself rs connected
with the Cunard steamship Company, has been
soliciting subscriptions for h. benefit If the crew
of the Oregon. SO has been auth rizcd 10 col
lect money for this purpose.
The business failures throughout the country In
the last seven DAYS. as reported to Il. e. Dun &
Co., of the Mercantile Agency. number for the
United States 81 and for Canada 81 as against
22o last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
A Will CONTEST THAT Failed.

Surrogate Lott in BrOO>lyn yesterday adj
init ed to probate the will of Mrs Ann Boury which
in behalf Of adopted granddaughter, Miss
Marie ,ttingy. Accor ing 10 the will she receives
$50 a month for her lifetime an1 hc bulk Of the prop
erty about 500 900 goes TO a SON. Edward Boury. by
"A former VIII Mis- Mattuglr w"uli have received
100000. THIS will ,de while Mrs BouIys huS-
band WAS alV- and after hl> death she made the
one tn" chet evidence Tor the contestant vas gwen
by the Rev. ward. Of the Church $. Charles Bor-
romeo who tr -tlf.d that Mrs Boury silj that
took her by the forced her down upon her bed,
aud compelled her to make will favorable 20 himself
The surrogate says lht the evidence coulctng but
i'm his opinion the Obj sctOns not sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
THE COURTS.
JUSTICE KELLY VICTORIOUS.

The trial of the suit Of eX- StenOgraphcr
Maurice J. O'Connor against William II. Kelly. Justice
of the sixth Judicial District Court took place yesterday
in the Kings County Supreme Court before Justice Pratt
and jury The plaintiff fed that he lonred The de-
PENDANT $500 ont OF his through one OFarre
The defendant testified that H. had borrowed or
received directly indirectly any money from the
plaintiff wSy. shape manner. OFsrrcll denied
having Ccf, nd but paid II to he
representatives OF XNIllth Assembly District
and kent the matter secret FROM
the Justice. DINER Witnesses Cnrddlcted the plant ".
II became cviicHt during the judges char how the
must and the jury witan five mlnn.cs founi a
verdict for defendant
The Committee ts rcpOr also has eXonerated
Justice Kelly N tho Same matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Broadway Railroad Investigation, Room No. 43 Fed
ersl Building. IL a. m
Street Parade of Barnum's circus evening.
DR.. George W. Bulls suit, supreme Court
Parade Ground Commissioners, No. 50 Liberty-st,
y.
Bombay merchants case. Supreme Court.
Lecture by Miss Kate Field. Chickerng Hail p m
Meeting OF officers First Division National Guard |th
Regiment Armory, evening.
Travellers Protective Association, Morton House,
y. m.
Delta Tau Delta Alumni Association. Morello's p m.
WheelInen's ROad-racing Committee, Cltzens CiuO-
house, 3 p. - 90, =, 50,
Federation OF Bookkeepers and Office Clerks No 1913
Third-avc, 3 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
uIsER PAINE AND THE METROPOLITAN nAyK.

Although the Metropolitan National Bank
refused payment OF $2 300 IN its bills sta nSttu-
zion which recently presented by one Of the eX
ecutors of the late James Henry Paine officer Of the
bank said yesterday tha the hal decsOn OF the qeS-
lion would probably he left 10 The courts.
Tue money redeem ihcse notes was deposited al
Albany" lie said aud after the limit Of time had tx
pirpd the money Withdrawn. The bills Outlawri
Al d our stockholders might object to the payment OF
them at this late day. We merely refused to them
on this ground but IL Is ain that may no. be
comprled 10 pay them by suit At Law A our bank Is
H. voluntary liquidation, must be careful in every
thing that do. The stock ers might in this
in.ance why paid hesr notes wien We had complied
with the law I'm regard to their redemption"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
UNITED srATH. SUPREME COURT.

UNI ID ~ ~ "77TsT'
WASHINGTON, March 26.-The proceedings
in the Supreme Court OF the United states to-day
a follows:
No l3O2-The Market National Bank Of Boston. appellant
the NoTthw stern car and NauWarory '0nnanY Az
rcuC Court -! the Cutod states for the MS
tric Iin motion of Castle for the appellee
teda and lsmisse3 with costs.
so i24g rhe United states appellant. az William
Land ram. lotion adv submitted 10y Green Baum
the appellee
No l'5-Cb rles Brooks piainilH IN aS edward
clark On motion OF ii Fen0n advanced pursuant to
32d Iuie.
No l09-W IIalett Philips and others. executors etc,
at. James \e"cy Argument continued
ty arna me terndlnt in error and concluded by
John >ed the Uaintus III eTi or.
10 200 silver M4Ilg Company. plaintiffs
IN error. aCt. ne Elgin Mining ana smelling Company.
alter smith for tho plaintiff
and continued Dy The defendant IN
Adjourned until Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
ALONG THE SOUND.

SOUTH NoRwtLK.-lhe body OF Q. II. Fried. employed
a. halter. WIS found yesterday on the Consolidated
Railroad near tho station.
BRIDGEPORT-The Seectmer received word yesterday
from Hartford that the question uf new COurt'hnusH
had seed In favor Of this city, the building 10 20
ready for December l. 1887, ana To- cost
81 so 900 William II. ,tthews. age hfty-hVe a
miller employed III Johu Hurr. elevator wa~ instantly
killed bv Hing from upper story yesterday -...-
100000 Of the 100000 capital STACK OF tue Cl
izrns Wafer Company has herr subscribed directors
and president have been chosen, ana the Work "I ~
Producing water from MIL River in Easton, SIX miles
distant, will begin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
wEsTCuEsTER COUNTY.

Mt. VERNON.-B F. Taylor. principal OF Public School
No s. Keeps "a number ~ chirkcns some OF when nave
been freqneny on tho grounds Of DR.. JeSchnskr, Mr.
Taylor ncichhOr causing him great annoyance aud re-
sulting In quarrel
YOSKERs.-The Democrats on Thursday evening nom
mated Jacoh Reed for snperyisor j. p Small for Justice
Of the Peace and Harvey Bell for Mayor. The Repuol-
cans approved the nomination Of Mr.. Reed ANA then
made The following nominations: NJ ,yUr, Norton L.
Gus Justice OF the Peace. Alsn Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
A recess was ordered until April IL.
OHAYGES NEEDED ~ BUILDING LAWS


roar, 1t found that many crudities and bomshes
su existed. They not satisfactory to the supern
teuden OF Bnlldngs the Board OF EIamneTs the Fire
Underwriters or insurance Two bills have been
pared correct these evsone 10y the Board Of EE
sulners, public body acting In conjunction with the
intendent. bur not ut the present dime enjoying
any too V Arm relations with him. This bill has been
troduced DAILY The Superintendent and the
Board OF Underwriters propose substitution to II
another long measure ats provisions seek TO correct
many In the construction OF cheap houses and 10
make Buddenseks impossible Among the other re-
forms II will empower tue Superintendent to compel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

Just as it was supposed that every difference
between me various steamship lines WAS settled aud
thai everything to be conducted In all airlcable
spirit the sumner at least there comes the inOrna
ton there likely To be- sharp competition for I'M
migrant traffic the Ha hurg American and the
Carr Hamburg lines The latter has been allowed d
ferentla rate OF " storage pass nge but its steam
ere haV sailed more than twice month. The
Carr Line has formed "a combination with the sloman
Australian which the four steamers OF the latter
are TO be utilized by the former Hamburg and
New-Yurk route. They Will begin running In May, when
will be weekly departures and probably, war in
rates that will spread to the other lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
JERSEY CITY

The police captains depressed over decision OF
the Supreme Court IN regard their salary. The char
ter provides that the salary shall he 300 year put
few years the Police Commissioners reduced tne
amount to 81 800 THIS was due to the TACT that tne
Board OF Finance had reduced the appropriation Tor ne
maintenance OF the Police Department The captains
accepted that but subsequently sued for tho run
amount and tue Supreme Court has decided aeain''
them.
the Board OF Finance went to Albany yesterdny 10 IN
tercede with Governor Hin for pardon Tor T. d. J
Nopke who Is under sentence OF years iinprlson
mont and $3.50 hne for selling Louisiana lottery ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
NEW.IERSEY.

HOnOKEN-The New-Jersey Yacht Club has elected
the following officers: Commodore, William IT, Dill
worth vioecommodore, H. +. Ogden recording score
tary william s. Dilworth financial secretary, j. ID
Gortschius spOndug secretary Geerge Garland;
treasurer, T. r. Rogers trustees. Theophllus Butt'
j. Ketcham T. A. Stevens william Storc, James keeh;
regatta committee, j. Curtin J. K-tcham and NJ Eres-
proposed boycott Of The World 10y the news
dealers was begun yesterday. with the execution OF
hrn Reed BROTHERS. all the dealers sold The World
without the supplement which they say they Will not
handle nnless they are pad Tor II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
GOVERNOR MURRATS REMOVAL A BLUNDER
Miss Knte Field delivered her lecture OF

Miss Kate Field delivered her lecture on
"The Vice amt Treason Of MGrmOni-m" last evening IN
Chickrring Han. In he course OF II she slld:
THE latest news from Utah is ttat Governor Ell H.
MURRAY 0 been removed This brave K"ntuckian. who
the of the Union In fne war, and came out
hrg,Idrf.gruera at the Of twenty-One. placed his
resignation the han of President Cleveland at the
opening of the Administration. Tho resignation
was accented with for the President and all
good wishes for hs Administration, this action which
amounts to ~ removal seems o me to be Que OF Mr..
Clevelaud's greatest plumbers
I'm her lecture ChirK"rug Hall this afternoon Miss
Field Will speak on "POlvlamy IN Utah" illustrating
life in salt Lake City with strrcuscupic views.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
REQUESTS or MRS. MARY LEyOx SHEAFE.

By the will of Mrs. Mary LenOx Sheafe, filed
for probate YESTERDAY she bequeHths to the First Pres
byterlan Church OF Wappingers Falls the house aud To-
now occupied the patronage OF the church. and To
Robert Ilenox Kennedy, her nephew, and Isabella
banks her grand niece. JOINT tenants. tho Presby
terrain chapel lot called ElIesodIe. In Ponghkeopse
together w I'm the parsonage and lot belonging the
chapel the lot adjoining 1t and this school hOu.e and lot
near by residue OF the estate I'm equal shares
to Rohert Ienox Kennedy and to her niece. Rachel
Leno1 Kennedy. who ara appointed executors. The Will
IA dated December ii, 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-Judge Charles Andrews.
Of the New York Court of Appesls Richard M fied or
Boston. and Dorman h. Eaton. Neis- lorN o HoeI-
Amssa j. Parker, jr, of Albany. and John '" vroomaD
of Herkimer -. Hotel Brtnsiciek-Gibson Peacock. or
Phiadelphia ~ Hoffman HouSe-James y. Matthews.
OF Buffalo 80. Windsor Hotei-Erskiue NJ Phelps. OF
hall and C. p Veddor. stor Rouse-T V. Powderly
of Scranton, Penl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
OF SIMILAR NAMES, But NOT RELATIVES

Delphini Morosni, an attractive girl OF sew
enteen year, and native OF the town In italy whence
csme q. Morosn. arrived among the Immigrant pass
eDgers the steamer Rhein yesterday. Inc report
spread that she niece OF the millionaire and many
rushed 60 the new arrival But sho mOdestly ais
claimed any relationship with Mrs Victoria scholing
and said that she going TO visit brother In Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
ArrhA crED BY THE GAS AND NOT TIRE BALLET

William Hook manager of the Grand Opera
House. was held ia $500 BAH yesterday by Justice
White the Yorkvlle Court the charge OF having
assault ed Frank McCdDe, seventeen who works al
TIE OperA House. McCaOe said that oil Wednesday the
manager grabbed him aud threw him against the
hrujsing his arm The manaser said that he used no
more force necessary in getting the lad of the
ItAge where he had business to la during the
hears OF tho ballet The Lad said lie had business
lhere N attending 10 the