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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-13
RrTs OF LEGAL NEWS.

Eli Macgowan superintendent Of the East RIVER FORTY
sued Duff general OF the
Theatre for 900 claiming that through the action
Of the defendants employees he has been exposed 10 puDhc
shame and notification and endured great mental pain and
In his complaint he declared that on the evening
~ december " 1884 he took his wife To the theatre ana
that they orchestra chairs which had been assigned
him when purchased tickets at the box Office An usher
upon vacang the seats and after vany
postulang they left the theatre In the answer was
The tried yesterday in the Court OF Common Pleas
before IarreInOre and Jury. John cunning
appeared for the plaintiff and ex5udge Richard Busted
defendant Mac and his wife testified that the
tickets purchased the box Office the evening
used just before they entered the theatre
One Dus employees that he the plaintiff aud
his the theatre without stopping at the box ONCE
The will be given to the jury today.
When the OF Clara VI. Totten against Cassus Read
damages for alleged PROMISE called in the
Court Of Common Pleas yesterday an adjournment was
asked for the defendants lawyers Colonel Robert g.
gersOl Luther r. Marsh and Christopher Fine They had
procured Judge Allen another order requiring the
plaintiff 10 show cause why the case snouNi
not be sent 10 the equity branrh OF the Court
for trial Another for asking postponement was
throat could speak whisper An adjournment
until Monday granted by Chief Justice Larrenore
Frederick has recovered S632 IN the CITY Court
from Charles NJ Maxwell who keeps storage warehouse IN
Thrteenthst In January, 1852 Maxwell removed
furniture his warehouse where II was stored untl the o
lowing then sold auction to charges
Alfred steckle the plaintiff maintained that the
year day which it stored Judge Hyatt
70
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town 30 with dse and passengers to Hurst. Arrived
s.sa%s; M:ssJS tbr Farrell Rosario sep. R Rmsnes
steamer cIsni%eSo. 4day' with md''
Steamer v lone. or; SsDougal st John. NB sday'
steamer Eureka ,p Quick. Ns%orleans days. with mdse
and passenger. 70 John Van sickle w,,, ,,a..
and passengers to : II seaman.
steamer CaTondest Risk Fsnapd % Via hCrs Royal
steamer Roanoke. Couch Richmond city Point and Nor
w I an" e ES
snip stetson sS
ship New City (o st John NIB Bray Amsterdam 49 days
with Iron aud empty barrels to order vessel snow BUT
Brig Thos Trau Asted Ponta pitre % days. with
Barge dalatca Read Norfolk with and pig iron to
schr Decker Freeman Rockport with stone to Booth
seR 2ye Frye New BsafG ord to Jed FTys Co o lumber
to F c Boynton vessel to Jed Frye a Co.
.sUNsET-wind a, Sandy Hook light WI hay. Atcisy
Island light s"i clear.
Steamer Asurno (span Arribalzager Lverpool-charles
Steamer city OF Rome tBr. Munro. Lverpoo-Henderson
Steamer Wyoming tBr) Rgby, Liverpool-AM Underhi &
steamer Trave Br,, wigerod. Bremen and Southampton
Steamer Amy Dora tBr,. Thompson. santander Spain
steamer Porta JBrl Dawson St Johns. NE. via Halifax
steamer PhIadepha Hess Puerto Cabello-Bouton Bliss
steamer samaria (Br Taylor. Hayt Porto Plate Turks
Steamer Aisa CBr Samson Kingston savanIlla-Pm For
wood & Co. ., w..
si slEiem'r EXCELSIOR higgins N'"'''''~"'
Sylvan Glen, Lame Jacksonville-DeBary Baya
steamer Tallahassee Fisher savannah-Henry Yenge IT.
Steamer walker Norfolk. Newport News and West
s!Ss@s? ynsaSd SiInFRs%; Ba%o Gna,E Downer
rtO
Gardiner ,., 49,. r,r.
Choswick (Br) leighton, Batmore-Funch Edye
Otto Ger Iangsn; PTsmsnaermann KoSP CO
Bark Anna Taylor tB Proctor st croi1. Dan wI-Ber-
schr Frank L Br) Cleveland. st John. MA T Meney:
schr Avon (I3r) McBurnie Hantsport MS Whitney
schr Hattie f King Collins, Boston-Jed Frye Co.
SAILED
Steamers for Genoa via Gibraltar Wyoming Tor
Liverpool Excelsior NewOrleans Tallahassee, Savannah
Ships Karoo for Antwerp; Cumberland. Sharpness
Banks William Bateman for Koenissbergj Chestina Red
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 12-sailed steamer Lake Nepgon (Br.
ASTwERf oct Arrived steamer Hcrmann(Beg) Meyer
Oct i2Arrved steamer Rhynland elg), Jamison, from
NAPLES oct 7saled steamer independents Qta' Piran
sTErTS Oct 7-salled steamer Geiser (Dan) Moer, for
HAyRE, Oct e-sailod cnurnum tBr', Mall for
AUCKLAND Oct l2-saled steamer Marposa Hayward for
VERA CRU Oct l2Arrived City of Washington
FAsTxRT Oct i3-Arrved steamer Alaska tBr,. Murray.
from New York her Queenstown and Liver
pool.
HAVANA Oct l2-Arrived City Of Puebla Decken.
from New York.
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NETWORK CITY.

1beoaore q Come Of Georgia will tomorrow even
ing and on q in Grace Chapel on Religion 9o
and Ingersolsm &" and " Reasons Reply 10 'ho run ~
Questions"
Important being made on the Erie Rail
wav and more are contemplation The new
at Jersey City be finished and the station VIII DO
renovated at 100000 Many Of the stations along
road being repaired and new system Oh 'en'aoh
be introduced through Bergen Hill
Father Rordan Of Castle Garden yesterday learned that
man has been collecting subscriptions the plea that they
a fair to be held under his supervision
The Restaurateur the of new monthly trade
Journal w. Pratt Son. Nos 10 TO 20 Fulton ST.
and protection Of the suran business
c. W. Pratt is the editor.
Charles feathers and Samuel Love- in Special Sessions
Court yesterday each fined 500 for keeping gambling
house No 80 West Twenty under the name Oh
the " Chess Club"
Abraham Holtor' Frank Odel of No l3 West Twenty
eighth st. yesterday for selling pools on the
races They the Jefferson Market Police
Court
The Bar Association evening refused to pass resou
ton in favor Constitution Convention by vote OF 40 to
g.
The brig Thomas arrived yesterday from Point
Pitre Guadalupe. On septic Der "a she shipped heavy
seas which boats the water casks adrift
washed everything movable from the deck On October
g. she passed the partly dismasted American brig Robert
Moore. her way to New.York.
The armory Of the 69h Regiment decorated last night
flags and bunting. crowd OF visitors watched the
OF the and listened to the music OF Baynes
band The general muster and Inspection OF e
regiment hand than hundred strong
Assistant Inspector General McGrath and Colonel James
Cavanagh reviewed the men.
The directors Of the National Cable Railway Company,
which claims control the patents about everything
valuable in cable railways and grips met yesterday al
No 1874 adjourned without eecting officers for
the ensuing reported that street railroads
cities Of the country had been granted licenses
TO use this company's system since January l.
The body Camille Marie who died in Paris September
20 brought this city by the steamer Geranc Sat
urday body taken directly TO Zion Church at Madi
son ave and Thirty where it has remained charge
Watchers The funeral will take place this morning at
Zion Church. Tiffany officiating The burial
Will be at Woodawn
The Police Board yesterday approved bill of $3.50 for
election stationery furnished by Martin B. Brown. Sixteen
young appointed policemen and two patrolmen
were dismissed.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CH.upERs- Before Donohue. Nos
5sg 5sg SO 2 5Ss 5Ss a. 5s
5 5s jSs i isS iSs ILL., ~ i' iS 1884, H. ia
sSs ssg H. IT. go sS OIL -n'oF' Van
SUPREME couRTZsaEcL az o IB Sa lax w.
go si So 49, AS AZ 5ld 9la 92o 92l 922 o2S o25.
June Adjourned until Wednesday. October 20.
Nos I5s7 1888 2Gis 26iS 2G5 2Gi2 ZIG 1910 o
23S 1915 Ss sG Ss rs 3a5s s 2'' i''4 ISIS
sTrGRNG CiacTIT rAET IIIgSefOge Van yOrs
2j2S 3sGs a. $4 1884 2o5c, 1855 1881 1858 1875
SiPagME CouET~CIEcUIT-P III-Avourned until tho
lsth No. -
No.. 1896 i2si 1861 So 6iS 1892, 1886 1920, 1854
f5s $I1s $685. $751; So So i''O 0'''
sgeHocATEs coUI.Be,ore Rollins s- I Of anfoTd
N; of Catharne Berre ~ IN: will OF Thomas Ar
gall II Will OF Eliza Mccarthy at M VIII OF Charles
snPEmon coUir-GESrRAL TKRM-Adjourned sine die
SuPEROR COURT SPECIAL TERA-BcfOre Freedman, j.
cJNos s25 sss I2I4 s93 1888 1921 iliO ll4e' 1902
'V Strfnoa CorET2TmaL TFEMPAET II:Bctore o'Gor.
man Nos 925 $50 935 ga s7, ll2l 1876 l22s 1929,
sufERoa CouKI-TRAL rERM-PART III.-Before Ingra-
ham, mos 1885. 1885, 1856 1920 5ll 475, 1857, l427,
stfHRoR couRr-TKAL TERM-PART Iv;7Before TrqaI.
s55 io74 i652 io54, iii li4o $50 1888 1885 i2li
1850 1851 1888 1903 l2oO l2ol l-o- Izoo Izoi lZOo
ll77. ~ -
day, october -
COMMON PLKAs-EQUTY TERM-Before DAILY. J.-Nos 32,
a. Co.. -
c. Nos 1884 1902 4l4l2. 1884 1906, 1917 si3. 1850
1898 220i 1890 1888 1892 6233 23il 1882 1886, 1883.
1894 1886 1897 1875. ls4S, 2OOJ 1907 1873, 1875 1921
1908 -. 80
staye Mos 2OG2, 1872 Posi- 2096 ~ u 1874 40 1852
1868 1866 1888 1863 1870 2OOl, 2llS 2le 2l2O22l
2l22 2lZ3 2l24 2l?5 2i26 2i23 22s 2j2s 2iSo 2l5S
2I 2l4s 2l49 2l5o 2l52 2l5S 2l54. 2l60. 2l57 2l5s
CrY CoUEr-TRIAL TERM-PARr l. Before Hyatt Mos.
&c. 743 81 692 7io ~ 80 49, 2G5 ~, 2l2, 1888 722
7ss, SO, 20. 2S6. ,
Nos s4 3Is 36Z "a PA 27S 49, 800 300, 3li 322 81
800 37 72 1873 374 49, S7o 377 S7S 37s $50 $751; 5S.
1888, 3S4. 3sJ. 1856. -
CirY CoURI--TRAL TERN-PART before Hall j.,
Nos BOG so 1871 1896 .O5 2O7 800 S02 &c. 699 $685. ia
los iIS ia ls l5s l07 1876, 1872 l57. i65. III, 1873
COURT or GENERAL sEssONs-PAkr l-Before Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District ttOrney Fitzgerald-Nos 2
SO o. TO- II, IL H. Ia. 10. ID, H. Is. 49, 20 a.
n, %. "a . nm =, 49,, -, o
derseeye and Assistant District attorney Sempe-Nos l.
TO- ii, H. 10. L. 10. 49, II, ls ~. 20 Il,
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was reported yesterday afternoon that President Lyon
and the entire the Third Avenue Surface Railway had
gone 10 Baltimore inspect the working OF new electric
motor An electric motor system added would be
III use on road supesedng the horse cars completely
above Eighty sixthst
Superintendent Beaver found at the Sixty hfthst
stables night TRIBUNE reporter and asked about the
correctness OF President Lyon he sad
the only officer Of company now in Baltimore He was
going there friends and promised TO take look
incidentally al The company Is moving very
sIow I'm this matter anpthinB good we
will take up cable stem Tenthaye Is proving
great success distinct cable lines running
by November from the East river at One hund
twenty st TentlIave and klngsDrldge, one
straight Lee Ferry They go by steam power
and stationary engines not by electric motors We may nave
like before long IN IhlfdaVe. III the motor
well the company VIII have no eslaoh
about adopting There Is thought at prcse OF reducing
our running ON the Old schedule
and they pretty full every day The low fares on te
elevated hurt travel half much most
people suppose. After ALL I'm ing that the change 10
electric made"
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DELAY IN SHOOTING AN INJURED HORSE.

crowd OF and women yesterday morning
gathered around a stout drsy horse that had lain
all night In the gutter in Ninthave near Fifty
6rst.st One OF its hoofs partly wrenched on
having been caught railroad track and the leg had
hesn Broken by tile strain manned limb bed profusely
and the animal aud started at times with pain Oh
dcer Lambert one OF Mr. Berghs men. arrived about
O'clock but stood the horse rresolute.
Why don't you the horse aud put him out OF pain,
asked N .,,.... a., - - - -,
mt give me his lie his horse insured and III
company will not unless lie agents the
hor.e before IL is killed" IL before the agent
rived and the poor could be out OF misery AT MI
nerQhs otnce 10 stated that company that insured
insurance unless the horse was seen
Iy lis agents before MI Berghs officers have
Authority they obtain the owners per
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LONG ISLAND.

GARDEN CITY-TEe annual Harvest Home Festival
Will be held Cathedral of the Incarnation (stewar
NcmoraD this evening The choral servi Will be rendered
by the cors and St Llkes Church. Brook
lyn making seventy voices
Reconnaissance IL raging to alarming extent
The Health with the assistance Of the resident
are dong all in their power TO keep down the
disease but with little
EAST Yesterday fire was discovered In room
used as bar shop the OF butchers store IN Main
The ding destroyed The property IL owned by
A NJ PAYNE and was leased by W. G. White The loss
81 600 ant the insurance 81. 800.
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WHAT 10 GOING ON TO-DAY.

Second day Of registration from a. m 10 . p. m No..
Anti saloon Republican meeting Palace knK brook'
Ign, p. IN. -, unit. ,,o,.s
Probate OF Samuel j. Tildens will, White Pa rs =,
General Railway Time Convention. Hotel Bruns"ick II
q IN. 90.
y IN.
Board Of Trade and Transportation p. M
Aztec Club dinner, Pinards p. M -. ..u,,, az
Republican Club meeting, No 81 west Twehycish'H'"'
SPIN ,,.., .oo.,,os
Canadian Club meeting, No IL East TWehy-hh'u''''
IN.
The Rev " q Van Meter lecture Church Of the Disci'
\ ID Id.
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PHA SEs OF THE SUBWAY WORK.

Engineer Kearney not ready 10 report NJ inc
meeting subway Commissioners IN regard TO the cleo
trcal tunnel down another week given him
In order sete his plans and speciheauons Commits
another week 70 nnsh DIS nVesu
cations the standing Of the various new electrical
HES that applied the Commission Tor perits 70
extend Each OF tho members OF tie noaa vac
Served with notice appear the Uued States Clrc
onrt on the nrst MONDAY ~ answer complaint
made against them by North American Underground
through its counsel william harclns
bis coIapspy claims 10 hold patents covering the drawing
nd wira n Condults.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fyfh Lvensb Hotel-senstor Warner Miller OF Herkimer
General p y, Hagner D. S. Army General James A Cnn
gham OF Hamilton Ward OF Beinon
N e. S;flssv Housr-Cong ressman Ira Davenport OF
Bath Senator Charles l. Knapp OF Lowvile and Colonel
ROt,Baron zedtwitz Of the German STATION a. ASH
Massach setts - Murray Hit Hotel Governor elect
Bodwe OF Maine. ST. James Hotl-Genersl =; M; ~
Young OF Georgia . Holman House-Ex Congressman
John Wise Of Virginia. General w II Jackson OF Ten
Parmenter. of TroyrF Ho'e
Theodore NJ Pomeroy OF Auburn N y; D. Hos'e''er oi
abur0
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The COURTS
DECIDING THE DoMINIcK WILL CAS-

The jury In the branch OF the Supreme court p'es ~
nv In.,,ce Van worst veseray morning brought In yer.
dict against the plaintiff the snt OF francl, N n
against other relatives OF his sister MISS hv
nict Tor The partItion OF estate In this city owneu
Miss Domnck OF her death on me fia ,d ' IaSv
fendants nroiuced the effect tat tne ou
whose estate $50 0O0 had made VIII " tha
ali the propertv bequeathed TO them ann u M
~ ,sdye al obtained OF this will by bDing
servant and had burned by the plaintin anu s
rhs ss dsn aud IL was that there new
will The Jury found that there was VIII, st sss
nv The tesatrx herself in July or August
aar sbe had heen adudged be insane and piacea ~ @
BIoomingiale Asylun an that the paintn mas nv
o. tenant in common the other parties IN the property
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been found at the Fifty and Ffthave entrance to
Central Park BY Thompson. conductor on Sew
euth oar Her story had been troubled with
insomnia that having 70 walk in the Park she had
fallen accident The police sent her TO the
Roosevelt Hospital where she remained during IN Gay SUI
was the widow of Mr. Staworth and had child In one OF
the city institutions Formerly she cashier In drug
store at Twenty. hrstst and Fourthave
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Jim GRAY AGAIN TO THE FRONT.

LAToyIA. KY Oct l2-Ihe races OF the lAtoma JOCKEY
Club to-day resulted as follows;
Flrst-Purse $500 mile Warrington first, Fostefal
second Ligan third Time, l:441
Second-Purse $780, Selling. Twoyearods five furongs
Hornppe and Formore made adead heat Tor sec
ond place, Passion third. Time lO3, a. ".
Third-Purse 800 lie miles. Porter Ashe nrst. Pat
Sheedy second. Monocrat third. Time l;5l - ,o. =,
FOurth-Purse 5000 one mile and 800 yards Knight
first Grey Cloud second. kensngton third Time 2i4'4
F-Brew Stakes miles Jim cray hrst AiohIiha
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GAMES ON THE DIAMOND FIELD.

About 1000 spectators saw brilliant game at lhe roo
Groupds Yesterday between Long Island stars and the
Jaspes of Manhata College for the benefit OF the Charles
ton sufferers entirely pitchers game ln
which only five hits made. The eding was sharp ana
reverly done OF the game was DOnney e COL
iege pitcher strik eighteen men, Inc score was
Sssners .... 0 / 0 o o x-2
AT Washington Washington. 10 Baltimore l.
AT Ptsburg- Metropolitan 3 4; Ptsburg Z
The game Troy with the New Ork cup was stoppeu
Al Tie end OF the third inning on account OF ram
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THE COURT OF APPEALS
ALBANY, Oct. 12.-In the Court of Appeals
thnS Col dac handel down.

Arthur Bresen. appellant, agt the Long Island Railroad
Company respondent Louis Baus respondent agt the sy-
racuse, Bling hamtOn and NeS-IOrk Railroad Company
appellant Dwight and others executors respondent
agt Life Company appellant Judg
granted costs to abide the event
James Morton respondent agt the Meu oloiah LIE IN
respondent agt. James w Smith, appellant Judgment
affirmed with costs.
Margaret Wilmerding, appellant agt John McKessan,
Judgment OF General Term reversed and Judg
ment Special Oihed in accordance with opinion
be settled before the judge VINO writes te
opinion the neither party TO have costs OF appear 10
Henry Wehie appellant agt Albert Rarutz respondent
Motion for rearginent dismissed with costs. -
Mary Weidman respondent agt the New crk fesatea
Railroad Company appellant Motion 10 dismiss appear uehiea
] Daniel Ackerm others appellant agt Marcus Be
agt the same David Saen agt the same Motion 10 as
appeal granted with costs Of appeals but without costs
OF motion.
In the matter OF application Of the City OF Rochester to
10 dismiss appeal granted with costs OF appeal and $40
49,, IL.
appellant Motion denied with costs:
The People eI rel Augustus Weller. respondent agt
Charles DcKay Townsend appellant Motion 10 amend re-
mititur granted without costs
Bessie Cunning, infant respondent agt the Brookyn
City Railroad Company. appellant. Motion to correct calen
dar granted without costs.
Erastns Prasse respondenagt the First National Bank
Buffalo appellant Motion for leave TO Withdraw appeal
denied without costs a. a., ,,. NJ,
The Syracuse Water Company appellant ag the cry OF
respondent the syracuse Water Company agt the
Central City Water Works. respondent MOTION 10 advance
denied without costs.
Bridget Mucahy respondent Francis Devln. appel
dismiss appeal granted under Section lol Oh
the Code OF civil PROCEDURE, with costs
The following IL tho day calendar for October IL:
Nos 60 975 81, 959. $50. 967. 6s. 81.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
WASHINGTON, Oct 12.-In the Supreme Court
OF the United States to-day the following business was
transacted:


No loThe Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and
others plaintiff agt White, administrator ETC.
the Supreme Court OF Appeals OF the state OF
Virginia On motion OF Mr. Robertson for plalntln
II error, dismissed with costs
No S55-Schmdt Bros, appellant, agt. T. NJ Cobb
S56-ATthur o Malley, appellant agt Farley Sub
M tied upde III Fouke the appellants
by Jedi "a NJ IL Beach for appelees. -
6S5-The Louisiana Sugar refining Company, pialntlH
in error agt w Todd and others In error TO the
Circuit United states for the Eastern District oil
Louisiana motion Of Wallis for plaintn III error
dismissed with costs.
No parte1n the matter OF The Phoenix
Insurance Company OF Brooklyn aud Others petitioners AT
gued by Robert Rae for the petitioners and by george
Greene James q Jenkins for respondent .
7S9-John Delano, appellant, agt Peter hutler re-
cclver. etc.
No 79O-Harvey Mills appellant. agt. Peter Butler re
ceiver, etc; No 79-Iaunton SAYINGS BANK appellant ag
savings Bank. appellant agt Teter Butter receiver &C.
No 793-Chares Morrison appellant agt Peter Butter
receiver etc. S20JOhn DelanO, plaintiff In error. agt
receiver etc No S2l-arvey Mills, plantlH
I'm error Butler receiver etc. No S23-Chaeston
Five Cent savings Bank plaintiff agt Peter Butler
RECEIVER etc. SPA aries Morrison plaintiff IN error
ag Peter Butler receiver. etc; No lO65-Caroine Whit
ney others pant agt Peter Butler, receiver
etc Argument begun by Benjamin johnson Tor appellants
all the above except No 1000
continued by Ranney Tor appelled and defendant
Adjourned until tomorrow at II o'clock.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Giuseppe Martina laborer at shaft No IA on The new
A0ueiuct yesterday he slipped of into the
open art and fell eighty feet .
NKW ROCHFLLR-1 stated that &. O. 1sen viii have
yacht forty feet long built for him next winter
aborers digging Tor the ioun
ia tion of new building Frstst yesterday
pe ce OF the verelra mammoth animal was found.
PYIHAM-The wardens and vestrymcn OF Pelham Prlory
Episcopal Church have been informed by rs Adele Livngs
viii the church the land necessary
for the proposed chapel memory Of Miss Nanee Bo ton
sister OF the Rev. Bolton the historian Of Westchester
-G.Lauf
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Charles Taigei scky German Of middle age has beer
.ho, I'm the OF the house No l76 Orchard
IT. shortly before IN, yesterday policeman found MN
tnseusbc ON tagging In front OF the house lie mao
gone with friends to the shop Of Tony hoehe AZ no
1e about midnight They chated and drank Deer
with Koehler until nearly O'Clock on their way honie
friends him INTO his rooms but nc sara
that he Of himself When the %
found aige suffering from severe Gu, On s M
and his missing His wife ana son sau ney
he down and robbed IN be sec
The police Thought scalp wound might have been receiver
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STONE cLINK WINS THE CEsAREwITCH.

LONDON for the Cesarewitch Stakes was
to-day the second October meeting at Newmarket H.
G. yypers four chestnut FLY stone Cnk won win
the Duke of yearod bay colt The Cop
second aud j. Hammonds four-year-od chestnut colt
Iurasian third. eighteen starters.
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NEWS FROM THE SUB URBS.
Jersey CITY.

The Police and Fire Departments and the 4h Regiment ~
d. n j. will joint arade and inspection next Iuesay
Dr. Mary Miller has begun movement TO establish a
nursery children whose mothers have 10 10 work dur
ing the day offered the OF her house No. 10
Jewetave and number of prominent women have joined
n i'll the enterprise
September there AT Deaths 3oS births and f0S
marriages i'll the county.